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  • Singh Mamta, Women’s Participation in Tourism Industry: Is equal participation a distant dream?, Kurdistan 24 news daily, published on september 11, 2018. http://www.kurdistan24.net/en/news/b8a74b8d-3fe1-4f34-81cd-b67fd0da4ad5
  • Singh Mamta, Low rate of penetration for life insurance: A comparison of east African countries, International Journal of Economic Research. April 2018, Volume 5 Issue 4 page 33-36
  • With Devendra Kumar, India's Spatial Inequality: Trends and Patterns, April 2018, Volume 5 Issue 4 page 23-32.
  • Singh Mamta, Womens Participation in Tourism Industry: Is equal participation a distant dream, Opinion section of Kurdistan 24 newspaper
  • With Arvind Singh. 2014. “Indian Life Insurance Industry Changing Scenario and Need for Innovation.” Asian Journal of Management Research, ISSN 2229 – 3795, vol. 4, Issue 3, page 631-636 .
  • With Pinky Bhardwaj. 2010. “CSR initiatives a comparative study of Insurance companies” in a journal on CSR not just a payback by BBDIT Gaziabad.
  • Singh, Mamta. 2008. “Child Labour in India: A case study of Allahabad district.” Contributed as a book chapter in a book Edited by Dr. Babita Agarwal on Social Problems and Advantages in the Age of Globalization,
  • Singh, Mamta. 2008. “Health Insurance in India with Special Reference to Women Health in U.P.” in the same book mentioned above.
  • With Rajul Mathur. 2008. “Evolution of Reforms in the Insurance sector in India with Special Reference to Life Insurance Corporation.” Journal of U.P and Uttarakhand Economic Association, Vol: 3.
  • With Manmohan Krishna. 2007. “Development of SAFTA and India's Concerns.” 89th Annual Conference Vol of Indian Economic Association.

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