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Just like we have SDK for the Azure Storage [Tables, Blobs, Queues] along with the REST API;
Do we have SDK or library for handling Service Management APIs in c#...?
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Naveen,
Take a look at "Microsoft.WindowsAzure.ServiceManagementClient.dll". You can find this along with Azure SDK (C:\Program Files\Windows Azure SDK\v1.4\bin directory). I think this is what you're looking at.
Hope this helps.
knightpfhor's comment is correct, but since the comment we've released the MAML 1.0 libraries. I think the Storage Management Client package might be what you're after.
There's not an SDK as such, but there is this sample from Microsoft which demonstrates how you can work with the REST API in .net. The other option is you could just use the sample code as it is.
UPDATE: MS now have a pre-release version of a management library available on NuGet. Brady Gaster has a blog to get you started.