D. Shina

D. Shina (Dr.D.Shina, Shina Radhakrishnan, D. Shyna, Malayalam – ഡി. ഷൈന) is an Indian researcher and writer and an electricity finance expert. She is actively engaged in research activities in various aspects of the power industry. D. Shina started her career as an academician and retired as an associate professor in the Commerce Department at Sree Narayana College, Kollam, a premier centre of higher education in Southern India. She currently works with the Sree Narayana Guru College of Legal Studies, Kollam.

D. Shina
Born19 February 1957 (1957-02-19) (age 63)
Kollam
NationalityIndian
OccupationAcademic, researcher and writer
Years active1982-present
Spouse(s)K. Radhakrishnan
ChildrenSruthi. R. Krishnan, Ananth. R. Krishnan

Birth and education

Shina was born in Kollam, Kerala in 1957.[1] She studied at Sree Narayana College for Women, Kollam. She received her M.Com from S N College, Kollam. Her Master of Philosophy and doctorate degree (Doctor of Philosophy) were awarded by the University of Kerala.

Career and Achievements

Shina has been teaching in graduate and post graduate levels in various colleges under Kerala University for more than 37 years now. She is actively engaged in research activities mainly centring around the power sector. Her comments on the field have often been well received.[2][3][4] In 2007, Dr. D Shina's studies on the Financial Performance of the Kerala State Electricity Board made strong recommendations for continuance of the Electricity Industry in Public Sector. Currently, she is conducting a study on the impact of load shedding across industries. This study was sponsored by the University Grants Commission. She is an approved research guide in the University of Kerala [5] She has several works to her credit including articles in research journals, periodicals and newspapers. Her published study with Dr. M Sarngadharan on the Indian power industry in the public sector [6] published by Cooperjal Ltd UK has also been widely accepted in the field. From 2008 and continuing today, she analyzes the Union Budget about power sector for the national daily The Hindu.[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16]

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gollark: Why are you making this? Is everyone suddenly obsessed with potatOS uninstallation?
gollark: Put it in after bootup perhaps.
gollark: Try fixing it and get back to me.
gollark: Hmm. Well. Extended monitoring mode would probably not help.

References
  1. "About Dr. D. Shina | Dr. D. Shina speaks on Indian Power Sector". Keralapowersector.wordpress.com. 27 January 2015. Retrieved 31 January 2016.
  2. Study on Load shedding
  3. Study on CFL Scheme
  4. Amendment to Act will change power sector - Expert
  5. "Kerala University Research Guides portal". Archived from the original on 22 July 2017. Retrieved 21 July 2017.
  6. Electricity industry in the public sector in India
  7. Comment on Union Budget 2008
  8. Comment on Union Budget 2009
  9. Comment on Union Budget 2010
  10. No proposal to bring down power price - The Hindu
  11. Budget failed power sector - expert - The Hindu
  12. No succour to power sector - expert - The Hindu
  13. Budget move on power sector positive: expert (2015 budget)
  14. ‘Big expectations by power sector from Union Budget’- The Hindu - Pre-budget Comments 2016
  15. Power sector hopeful of sops in Budget- the Hindu daily - Pre-budget comments on Union Budget - 2017
  16. Budget disappoints power sector:expert- The Hindu daily - Post budget comments 2017 Budget
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