Executive Record Sheet
Profile
Sanjana Kadyan
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Educational Qualifications
| Degree | University/Institution | Subject/Subject of specialization | Year of passing/completion | Achievements |
| Graduation | Lady Shri Ram College for Women University of Delhi | Economics | 2011 | Graduated top 5 with distinction in a class of 71 students and top 1 percentile among 1200 students at University level. GPA 78.4 per cent |
| Post-Graduation | Centre for Economic Studies and Planning Jawaharlal Nehru University | Economics | 2013 | Specialised in Game Theory, General Equilibrium Analysis, Behavioral & Experimental Methods in Economics and Financial Econometrics. Graduated top 3 with distinction in a class of 68 students. GPA: 7.31/9 |
| M. Phil | Centre for Economic Studies and Planning Jawaharlal Nehru University | Economics (One Year Coursework) | 2016 | Specialised in Development Economics, Applied Micro-economics and Applied Econometrics. All India Rank 1 among 1000 (approx.) candidates appearing in M.Phil. Entrance Examination. Graduated top of the class with distinction among 29 students. GPA: 7.5/9. |
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| Other Qualification(s) | UGC Junior Research Fellowship | Economics | 2014 |
| Whether Study leave has been availed by the Officer | : | No |
Details of Posting in IES
| Grade | Designation | Place of Posting | Brief description of duties | Date | Total Time period |
Category |
| JTS | Assistant Director | OFFICER TRAINEE, INDIAN ECONOMIC SERVICE | 29 Aug 2016 - 31 Dec 2017 | 1 Years, 4 Months, 2 Days | Cadre | |
| JTS | Assistant Director | INFRASTRUCTURE POLICY AND FINANCE DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS, MINISTRY OF FINANCE | 1 Jan 2018 - 7 Sep 2018 | 8 Months, 5 Days | Cadre | |
| JTS | Assistant Director | INDUSTRY AND INFRASTRUCTURE UNIT, ECONOMIC DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS, MINISTRY OF FINANCE | 8 Sep 2018 - 12 Feb 2019 | 5 Months, 4 Days | Cadre | |
| JTS | Assistant Director | MACRO UNIT, ECONOMIC DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS, MINISTRY OF FINANCE | Macroeconomic monitoring, analysis of domestic and global national accounts, and macro risk surveillance | 13 Feb 2019 - 31 Dec 2020 | 1 Years, 10 Months, 17 Days | Cadre |
| STS | Deputy Director | MACRO UNIT, ECONOMIC DIVISION, DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS, MINISTRY OF FINANCE | Macroeconomic monitoring, analysis of domestic and global national accounts, and macro risk surveillance |
1 Jan 2021 - 08 Aug 2021 Till Date |
| Personal/Study Leave (if any) | : | Yes |
Training
Details of In Service training (Both Domestic and Foreign whether debarred from foreign training, if so, the details thereof) attended by the officer sponsored by the cadre.
| Year | Name of the training course | Name of Institute | Venue | Period of Training (in weeks) |
| 2019 | Potential GDP estimation | IMF South Asia Regional Training and Technical Assistance Center | New Delhi | 1 day. 10th April |
| 0 | “Overlapping Generations India Model” | World Bank and Tax Policy Research Unit | New Delhi | 1 week. 19th to 23rd August |
| 0 | WTO, International Trade Law and Policy | Centre for WTO Studies, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade | New Delhi | 1 week. 10th to 14th February |
Details of Training Programme attended by the officer sponsored by the Ministry/Department in which they were posted
| Year | Name of the training course | Name of Institute | Venue | Period of Training (in weeks) |
Any specific area or subject where the officer would prefer to be trained, for current assignment and for long term career progression.
| Training for Current assignment | : | |
| Training for Long term Career Progression | : |
Publication & Awards
Please mention contributions, if any, like publication of articles in journals/ publication of books/paper presentations in seminars or workshops or conferences by the officer during the tenure in IES.
| Nature of Activity | Name | Topic | Description | Year of publication |
| Working papers | Kadyan Sanjana, “Cleanliness and health: Evidence from the Clean India Mission”, November 29, 2020. | Cleanliness and health: Evidence from the Clean India Mission | 2020 | |
| Working papers | Kadyan Sanjana, “Determination of India’s Fiscal Multiplier: A Structural Vector Auto-regression Analysis”, May 18, 2017. | Determination of India’s Fiscal Multiplier: A Structural Vector Autoregression Analysis | 2017 | |
| Publication | Kadyan Sanjana, Lal Lavanya, Khorwal Nisha and Medha Sinha, “Gambler’s Fallacy and its role in portfolio allocation decisions: an Experimental Study”, Indian Journal of Applied Research 4, no. 10(October 2014). | Gambler’s Fallacy and its role in portfolio allocation decisions: an Experimental Study | 2014 | |
| Article in Journal/Newspapers | Rajkumari, Tulsipriya and Sanjana Kadyan, “Towards swasth Bharat”, The Hindu Business Line, February 18, 2021. | Towards Swasth Bharat | 2021 | |
| Article in Journal/Newspapers | Kadyan, Sanjana and Tulsipriya Rajkumari. “Indian economy and the possible trinity of resilience”, Financial Express, January 30, 2021. | Indian economy and the possible trinity of resilience | 2021 | |
| Article in Journal/Newspapers | Kadyan, Sanjana and Tulsipriya Rajkumari. “Re-imaging agriculture through the lens of food processing industry”, The Hindu Business Line, October 20, 2020. | Reimaging agriculture through the lens of food processing industry | 2020 | |
| Article in Journal/Newspapers | Kadyan, Sanjana and Tulsipriya Rajkumari. “Behavioural interventions for an Atmanirbhar toy industry”, Livemint, August 20, 2020. | Behavioural interventions for an Atmanirbhar toy industry | 2020 | |
| Article in Journal/Newspapers | Rajkumari, Tulsipriya and Sanjana Kadyan. “Behavioural economics can help battle Covid-19.” Hindustan Times, March 16, 2020 | Behavioural economics can help battle Covid19 | 2020 | |
| Others | Kadyan Sanjana and Tulsipriya Rajkumari, “Vaccination and adaptive public works strategy: an antidote for India’s second-wave migration dilemma,” TRSK (blog), Jun 8 2021, https://medium.com/@trsk101/vaccination-and-adaptive-public-works-strategy-an- | Vaccination and adaptive public works strategy: an antidote for India’s second wave migration dilemma | 2021 | |
| Awards | Among top 30 students out of 50000 (approx.) candidates at national level to receive Junior Research Fellowship for research in Social Sciences, University Grants Commission, Government of India | 2014 |
Specialization
| Area of specialization of the officer | Grade | No. of years of specialization gained |
| Research, Data processing & Analysis | JTS,STS | 4 Years |
| Infrastructure | JTS | 1 Years |
| Health Economics | JTS,STS | 1 Years |
| Women & Child Development | JTS,STS | 1 Years |
| Any other (Macroeconomics and Behavioral Economics) | JTS,STS | 2 Years |
Specific area of interest/field of work where the officer would
prefer to be placed.
Subject/Area or topic preferred by the officer to deliver a lecture,
whenever required.
Research, Data processing & Analysis, Trade, Commerce & Industry, Public Finance, Health Economics, Capital Markets
Disclaimer:
For the correctness of information provided in the ER sheet, the concerned officer is responsible.IES Cadre, Department of Economic Affairs or the National Informatics Centre will not be responsible for any decision or claim that is based on the basis of displayed data.This profile was last updated on: 8th Aug 2021