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EDITORIAL BOARD 2023/2024

Executive Editor: Dr. M M Kothari (editor@economicchallenger.net)

1.Dr M.Sumathy Mohan,
 Professor &Head of Commerce,
 bharathiar Univesity, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

2. N K Sharma
1st degree connection· 1st
Principal-Investigator ,MRP,UGC, at Department of EAFM,University of Rajasthan,Jaipur
nksharmaeafm@gmail.com
 
3. Dr Ankita Chaturvedi 
Associate Professor ( Accounting and Finance)
IIS ( deemed to be University), 
Jaipur, Rajasthan 
Email: ankita.chaturvedi@iisuniv.ac.in 
ankita2360@gmail.com 

4. Dr.R.Sethumadhavan
Associate Professor 
School of Management 
Presidency University 
Bangalore 
madhavan1000jj@gmail.com 

5.  Dr. B. Murali Manohar
Professor & Dean - SCM
D Y Patil Agriculture & Technical University
Talsande, Kolhapur – MH
muralimanohar.bhupathi@gmail.com


6. Dr Christian Richter
Provost
Coventry University in Kazakhstan
c.richter@coventry.edu.kz
website: coventry.edu.kz







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