1st Indian Fisheries Outlook 2022 Programme Schedule - CIFRI

1st Indian Fisheries Outlook 2022 Priming Indian Fisheries in Attaining

Sustainable Development Goals

22-24 March 2022

Venue: ICAR-CIFRI, Barrackpore

Programme Schedule

Programme Schedule

1st Indian Fisheries Outlook 2022

Priming Indian Fisheries in Attaining Sustainable Development Goals

Date: 22-24 March 2022


ICAR-CIFRI Platinum Jubilee Programme

[Venue: New Auditorium]

Time: 11.30-12.00

IFO-2022 Inauguration Ceremony


Time: 09.15-11.30

Inaugural lecture

Dr. J. K. Jena, DDG (Fy Sci), ICAR


Time: 12.15-12.45

Prof. P. C. Thomas Lecture Series


Time:12.45-13.30

by

Swami Suparnananda Ji Maharaj, RMIC, Kolkata





Theme I: Recent advances in Indian aquaculture for attaining SDGs

Date: 22-03-2022 Venue: New Auditorium Time: 14.00 -17.30 Hrs

Chair: Dr. A. E. Eknath; Co-Chairs: Dr. N. P. Sahu & Dr. S. K. Swain

Rapporteurs: Dr.Sona Y.& Dr.Pronob Das

Zoom Meeting ID: 811 9031 0033 Passcode: ifo2022

Time Event Presenter Mode

14.00-14.20 Keynote Dr. K. R. Salin, Chair, Aquaculture Program

Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand

Topic: Intensification of Asian aquaculture-

embracing advanced technologies for

sustainability

Online

14.25-14.40 Lead

Speakers

Dr. N. P. Sahu, Joint Director, ICAR- Central

Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai

Topic: Advances in fish Nutrition and feed

technology

Offline

14.40-14.55 Dr. S. K. Swain, Director, ICAR- Central

Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture,

Bhubaneswar

Topic: Special Theme Talk on Ornamental

Fishes

Offline

14.55-15.10 Dr. Imelda Joseph, Principal Scientist &

HoD, ICAR- Central Marine Fisheries

Research Institute, Kochi

Topic: Emerging Technologies, Innovations

and Species in Indian Mariculture

Offline

15.10-15.25 Dr. M. Kailasam, Principal Scientist & HoD,

ICAR- Central Institute of Brackishwater

Aquaculture, Chennai

Topic: Brackishwater finfish Seed production

and farming

Online

15.25-15.40 Dr. R. K. Saha, Professor & Dean, College of

Fisheries, Lembucherra

Topic: Innovative startup policies for students

and faculties towards promotion of

aquapreneurship

Offline

15.40-15.50 Tea Break

15.50-17.00 Oral

Presentations

Dr. Archana Sinha: (AQ-01) Captive

breeding of Macrognathus aral (Bloch & J.G

Schneider, 1801), a fresh water peacock eel

from West Bengal, India

Offline

Dr. Santosh Kumar Udgata: (AQ-04)

Comparative studies on growth, health and

environmental issues in a biofloc aquaculture

system

Offline


15.50-17.00 Oral

Presentations

Dr. Prem Kumar: (AQ-09) Effects of slow

delivery of human chorionic gonadaotropin,

carp pituitary extract, and their combination

through osmotic pumps on sexual maturation

of female goldspot mullet, Liza parsia

Offline

Dr. Pronob Das: (AQ-16) Assessment of

feasibility of cage culture in Umiam reservoir

at mid-altitude region, Meghalaya through

participatory approach

Offline

Dr. Tincy Varghese: (AQ-21) Influence of

supplemental alanine on growth,

osmoregulation and expression pattern of

aquaporin of Penaeus vannamei reared in

inland saline water

Online

Dr. K.N. Mohanta: (AQ-24) Formulation and

evaluation of different plant protein based diets

on growth and nutrient utilization of pengba,

Osteobrama belangeri

Offline

Dr. A.T. Ramachandra Naik: (AQ-27)

Primary productivity status and plankton

abundance in earthen shrimp culture systems

of Ankola, Uttara Kannada, Karnataka

Offline

Sudhansu S. Mahanand: (AQ-56) Biofloc

technology as a promising tool to achieve

sustainable aquaculture development

Offline

Ms. Yusra Sharf:(AQ-62) Effects of dietary

arginine on growth, feed utilization efficiency,

hematological parameters, and serum

antioxidant activity of fingerling Channa

punctatus (Bloch)

Offline

Dr. Bibha Chetia Borah: (AQ-71)

Accelerating growth and sexual maturity in a

minor carp Labeo calbasu (Ham) by artificial

enhancement of temperature and photoperiod

during winter

Online

17.00-18.00 Brainstorming on Challenges and Opportunities in Indian Aquaculture

Poster Presentations

Date: 23-03-2022 Time: 09.30-13.00 Hrs

09.30- 11.00 Offline Poster Presentation Venue near Teesta Building

11.00- 13.00 Online Poster Presentations

Meeting ID: 890 8985

5949Passcode: ifo2022

Director’s Conference Room,

Paryavaran Bhavan





Theme II: Fisheries Resource Management for Sustainable Fisheries

Date: 23-03-2022 Venue: Main Building Auditorium Time: 9.30 -13.00 Hrs

Chairs: Dr. M. Sinha; Dr. V. V. Sugunan

Rapporteurs: Dr. Deepa Sudheesan & Dr. S.C.S. Das



09.30-09.50 Keynote Dr. C.V. Mohan, Principal Scientist,

WorldFish, Malaysia

Topic: Why contribution of inland small-

scale fisheries and small indigenous species

(SIS) is under-valued and overlooked?

Online

09.50-10.05 Lead Speakers Dr. B. K. Das, Director, ICAR-CIFRI,

Barrackpore

Topic: Small scale fisheries in achieving

SDGs

Offline

10.20-10.35 Dr. W. Viswanath, Professor, National

Institute of Technology, Manipur

Topic: Freshwater fishes of Eastern

Himalayan region and their conservation

Online

10.35-10.50 Dr. Sandeep Behera, Consultant, NMCG

Topic: River Dialogue

Offline

10.50-11.05 Dr. T. S. Nagesh, Professor, Faculty of

Fisheries, WBUAFS

Topic: Emerging trends in sustainable

fisheries management

Offline

11.10-11.20 Tea Break

11.20-13.00 Oral

Presentations

Dr. Preetha Panikkar: (FRM-01) Food

web structure and trophic interactions in

Stanley reservoir, Tamil Nadu

Offline

Dr. Dibakar Bhakta: (FRM-05)

Population dynamics of flathead grey

mullet, Mugil cephalus Linnaeus 1758 from

Narmada estuary, west coast of India

Offline

Dr. Geetanjali Deshmukhe:(FRM-13)

Aquatic Plant Resources- Future Fisheries

resource of Indian coast

Offline

Dr. B. K. Bhattacharjya:(FRM-19)

Ichthyo-faunistic diversity in relation to

habitat characteristics in Bor Beel, an

unexplored floodplain wetland of

Arunachal Pradesh

Offline

Dr. Syed Talia Mushtaq:(FRM-39)

Ichthyofaunal biodiversity of a Ramsar site

in Kashmir Himalayas -Wular Lake

Online


11.20-13.00 Oral

Presentations

Dr. Dipesh Debnath:(FRM-45)

Prioritization of management options for

floodplain wetland fisheries: A case study

of two ecologically different beels of

Assam

Online

Dr. Subir Kumar Nag:(FRM-63)

Floodplain wetlands as a Carbon sink – an

objective assessment of some beels of

middle Assam, Northeast India in the

context of global warming and climate

change

Offline

Dr. Sandhya K. M.: (FRM-67) Causes and

mitigation measures for trap loss and ghost

fishing: Studies from Enayam coast, Tamil

Nadu

Online

Dr. Sona Yengkokpam:(AQ-17) ITK-

based floating pens for fish culture in

wetlands of Manipur: A case study of

Takmu pat

Offline


Date: 22-03-2022 Time: 14.00 -17.30 Hrs


15.30- 17.30 Online Poster Presentations

Meeting ID: 890 8985 5949

Passcode: ifo2022


Paryavaran Bhavan





Theme III: Biotechnological Interventions for improving Fisheries Production

Date: 24-03-2022 Venue: Meeting Room Time: 9.30 -13.00 Hrs

Chair: Dr. W. S. Lakra Co-chairs: Dr. B. P. Mohanty & Dr. J. K. Sundaray

Rapporteurs: Dr. J.J. Parhi & Dr. Md. Absar Alam



09.30-09.50 Keynote Dr. W. S. Lakra, Former Director, ICAR-

CIFE, Mumbai

Topic: Excitement in fisheries

biotechnology

Offline

09.50-10.05 Lead Speakers Dr. B. P. Mohanty, Assistant Director

General, ICAR

Topic: Biotechnology for sustainable

fisheries & aquaculture

Offline

10.05-10.20 Dr. K. S. Sobhana, Principal Scientist,

ICAR-CMFRI, Kochi

Topic: Development and Applications of

Fish Cell Lines and Stem Cell Lines in

Fisheries and Aquaculture

Offline

10.20-10.35 Dr. P. Swain, Principal Scientist, ICAR-

CIFA, Bhubaneswar

Topic: Applications of Nanotechnology in

Aquaculture

Offline

10.35-10.50 Dr. J. K. Sundaray, Principal Scientist &

Head, ICAR-CIFA, Bhubaneswar

Topic: Fish genetics & biotechnology for

food and nutrition security?

Offline

10.50-11.05 Special Talk on Advance

Instrumentation- by Perkin Elmer

Offline

11.10-11.20 Tea Break

11.20-13.00 Oral

Presentations

Dr. O. M Popoola: (BT-03) Molecular

integrity and Antioxidants status of Nile

Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) exposed to

Indigofera tinctoria

Offline

Mr. Praveen Maurye: (BT-05) Intensifying

the role of zymography for the identification

of antimicrobial peptides in fish using

specific substrates

Offline

Dr. Janmejay Parhi: (BT-12) Analysing

the Molecular Framework of Sperm Release

in a Freshwater Teleost Cyprinus carpio

Offline


11.20-13.00 Oral

Presentations

Dr. Manorama Patri: (BT-15) Lactobacillus

rhamnosus GG (LGG) modulates alcohol-

induced learning and memory impairment

through gut microbiome in adult zebrafish

Danio rerio

Dr. Gayatri Tripathi: (BT-20)

Recombination activating genes: ontogenetic

markers for adaptive immune development in

fish

Offline

Dr. Sagar C. Mandal: (BT-24) Enhancement

of major traits in Colisa lalia by sesame seeds

as dietary compounds

Offline

Dr. Kavita Kumari: (BT-29) Species identity

of Opsarius bendelisis (Hamilton, 1807) from

widespread geographical location based on

integrated taxonomic approach

Offline

Dr. Bijay Kumar Behera:(BT-31)

Metagenomics of river sediments for

microbial diversity and their putative function

Offline

Mr. Koustuv Ghosh: (BT-47) MEAN: The

Biosensor for Detecting Endocrine Disrupting

Chemicals (EDC) in Aquatic Ecosystem

Offline


Date: 23-03-2022 Time: 09.30-13.00 Hrs

09.30- 11.00 Online Poster Presentation

Meeting ID: 890 8985 5949

Passcode: ifo2022


Paryavaran Bhavan

11.00- 13.00 Offline Poster Presentations Venue near Teesta Building





Theme IV: Fish Health & Aquatic Environment Management

Date: 22-03-2022 Venue: Main Building Auditorium Time: 14.00- 17.30 Hrs

Chair: Dr. Iddya Karunasagar; Co-chair: Dr. Riji John

Rapporteurs: Dr.Suvra Roy, Ms. Husne Banu & Ms. Shaya Devi



14.00-14.20 Keynote Dr. Iddya Karunasagar, Consultant,

Nitte University, Mangalore

Topic: Keynote address by Dr. I.

Karunasagar

Offline

14.25-14.40

Lead

Speakers

Dr. Riji John, Vice-Chancellor,

KUFOS, Kochi

Topic: Diagnosis and management of

viral infections in fish

Offline

14.40-14.55 Dr. A. Panigrahi, Principal Scientist,

ICAR-CIBA, Chennai

Topic: Biofloc microbiome

Offline

14.55-15.10 Dr. U. K. Sarkar, Principal Scientist &

HoD, ICAR-CIFRI, Barrackpore

Topic: Research advances in climate

change impact and inland fisheries:

impact, vulnerability & adaptation

Offline

15.15-15.30 Tea Break

15.30- 17.00

Oral

Presentations

Dr. Ranjan Kumar Manna: (FHM-09)

Impact evaluation of Jalangi river

tributary on ecology and biological

productivity of estuarine stretch of river

Ganga

Offline

Dr. Gadadhar Dash: (FHM-16) A study

on common Myxosporean fish parasites in

Indian major carps

Offline

Dr. B. Madhusudhana Rao: (FHM-19)

An Incidence of Tilapia Lake Virus

(TiLV) infection in tilapia, Oreochromis

niloticus during winter season

Offline

Dr. Binod Kalita: (FHM-26)

Characterization of an opportunistic

pathogen, Klebsiella pneumonia isolated

from an infected fish in the central

Brahmaputra valley zone Assam, India

Offline


15.30- 17.00

Oral

Presentations

Dr. Dhruba Jyoti Sarkar: (FHM-52)

Occurrence and fate of microplastics in

wastewater treatment wetland system

Offline

Dr. Md. Aftabuddin: (FHM-65) Growth

inhibition of soil microbes by

cypermethrin is affected by type of culture

media, duration of culture and

concentration of added contaminants

Offline

Dr. Sanjoy K. Das: (FHM-70) Spatio-

temporal variation of water quality

parameters in river Tapti with special

mention of Burhanpur stretch

Offline


Date: 23-03-2022 Time: 14.00 -16.30 Hrs


15.00-16.30 Online Poster Presentations

Meeting ID: 890 8985 5949

Passcode: ifo2022


Paryavaran Bhavan





Theme V: Fisheries Post Harvest Technology and Value Addition

Date: 23-03-2022 Venue: Meeting Room Time: 14.00- 16.30 Hrs

Chair: Prof. G. Jeyasekaran; Co-chairs: Dr. M. Karthikeyan, Dr. L. N. Murthy

Rapporteurs: Dr. Suman Kumari, Dr. Vijay Kumar Reddy Surasani



14.00-14.20 Keynote Dr. Prof. G. Jeyasekaran, Former

Director of Research, TNJFU,

Thoothukudi

Topic: Emerging quality management

system in seafood

Offline

14.20-14.35

Lead

Speakers

Dr. Leela Edwin, Director, ICAR-CIFT,

Kochi

Topic:

Online

14.35-14.50 Dr. M. Karthikeyan, Director, MPEDA

Topic: Present status of seafood exports

and future perspectives

Offline

14.50-15.05 Dr. L. N. Murthy, Senior Executive

Director, NFDB

Topic:

Offline

15.05-15.15 Tea Break

15.15- 16.30 Oral

Presentations

Dr. Parvathy U.: (PHT-17) Bioactive

and storage properties of astaxanthin-cow

milk encapsulates

Online

Dr. Armaan Ullah Muzaddadi: (PHT-

27) Isolation, purification and molecular

identification of bacteria from fermented

fish product (Shidal) of Northeast India

Offline

Dr. A. Jeyakumari: (PHT-29) Physico-

chemical and functional properties of

freeze-dried fish protein isolate from

selected fishes

Online

Dr. Brundaban Sahu: (PHT-30)

Comparative evaluation of fish silage,

fish soluble and blended protein source in

the diet of Amur carp

Offline

Dr. Amjad K. Balange: (PHT-32)

Application of seaweeds in fish and

fishery products

Offline


15.15- 16.30 Oral

Presentations

Dr. Bahni Dhar: (PHT-44) Use of

selected bacterial starter cultures for

accelerating salt fermentation of pangas

Online

Dr. Vijay Kumar Reddy Surasani:

(PHT-48) Utilization of protein isolates

and by-products obtained from pangas

processing waste by incorporating into

fish sausages; effect on quality attributes

and acceptability

Offline

Dr. Vikas Kumar: (PHT-50) Ultrasound

Assisted Enzymatic Extraction of ACE-

inhibitory Peptides from Rohu Fish Waste

Offline

Dr. Oishi Das: (PHT-58) Biological

utilization of shrimp waste

Dr. B.B. Nayak: (PHT-59) Controlled

fish fermentation

Offline


Date: 24-03-2022 Time: 09.30 -13.00 Hrs

09.30-11.00 Offline Poster Presentation Venue near Teesta Building


Meeting ID: 890 8985 5949

Passcode: ifo2022


Paryavaran Bhavan





Theme VI: Fisheries Extension, Governance and Policies

Date: 23-03-2022 Venue: Meeting Room Time: 09.30-13.00 Hrs

Chairs: Dr. Dilip Kumar

Rapporteurs: Dr. Aparna Roy, Dr. Piyashi Debroy



09.30-09.50 Keynote Dr. Dilip Kumar, Former Director,

ICAR-CIFE, Mumbai

Topic:

Offline

09.50-10.05 Lead Speakers Dr. A. R. Khan, CGM, NABARD

Topic: Schemes and initiatives of

NABARD in fisheries development

Offline

10.05-10.20 Dr. Nikita Gopal, Principal Scientist,

ICAR-CIFT, Kochi

Topic: Why Gender Matters in Fisheries

and Aquaculture

Online

10.20-10.35 Dr. Shyam S. Salim, Principal Scientist,

ICAR-CMFRI, Kochi

Topic: Probing the Indian Marine

Fisheries sector through a Socio-

Economic Lens: Reflections and

Paradigms

Online

10.35-10.50 Dr. Aparna Roy, Senior Scientist, ICAR-

CIFRI, Barrackpore

Special Theme Lecture on PMMSY:

Tools to gear up Second Blue Revolution

through Sustainable, Responsible,

Inclusive and Equitable Manner

Offline

11.05-11.20 Success Story Dr. U. S. Sethi, Entrepreneur

Topic: From a Fisheries Graduate to a

successful entrepreneur

Offline

11.20-11.30 Tea Break

11.30-13.00

Oral

Presentations

Dr. D. N. Jha: (FEX-13) Use of Artificial

Neural Network for Prediction of riverine

fish landing at Prayagraj, India

Offline

Dr. Chayna Jana: (FEX-14) Application

of stratified multistage sampling

methodology for fish catch estimation of

small inland open water bodies (< 0.5ha)

Offline


11.30-13.00 Oral

Presentations

Dr. Anil Kumar Yadav: (FEX-18)

Delineating impact of climatic variable(s)

on commercial fish landings in a

Himalayan River through multi-species

modelling

Offline

Dr. Malay Naskar: (FEX-19) A model-

based geostatistical framework for

mapping of fish species richness in a river

network system

Offline

Dr. Suhas Mahadeo Wasave: (FEX-24)

Early impacts of COVID-19 lockdown on

the fisheries livelihoods: A case of

Maharashtra state of India with special

reference to the marine sector for Indian

Fisheries Outlook

Online

Dr. Ganesh Chandra: (FEX-31)

Reforms in Cooperative Fisheries Regime

in Wetlands of Bihar: Challenges for

Access and Equity

Offline

Dr. C. Lloyd Chrispin: (FEX-36)

Fisheries and its management in

Krishnagiri reservoir

Offline

Dr.Arun Pandit: (FEX-38) Consumption

of fishes among the households of inland

capture fishers

Offline

Dr. Honnananda B. R.: (FEX-39) Fish

consumption pattern and its association

with household characteristics in

Kawardha, Kabirdham district of

Chattisgarh

Offline


Date: 22-03-2022 Time: 14.00-17.30 Hrs


Meeting ID: 890 8985 5949

Passcode: ifo2022


Paryavaran Bhavan

15.30-17.30 Offline Poster Presentation Venue near Teesta Building





Satellite Symposium on

Hilsa Dialogue: A Bay of Bengal (BoB) Perspective

Date: 23-03-2022 Venue: Meeting Room Time: 14.00-17.00 Hrs

Chair: Dr. K. K. Vass

Rapporteurs: Dr. A. K. Sahoo; Dr. D. K. Meena


Time Topic Speaker

14.00 Welcome address

Dr. B.K. Das

Director, ICAR-CIFRI

14.05 Hilsa fisheries conservation in river Ganga: A

holistic initiative by Govt.of India

Dr. B.K.Das

14.15 Sustainable measures towards Improving hilsa

production and lessons from B;desh Ecofish: A

regional approach need of the hour towards SDC

Prof. Abdul Wahab

Advisor, Worldfish (B’desh)

14.35 Planned Hilsa fishery management improvements

in Myanmar based on research results and regional

transboundary advances towards SDG 14

Dr. Michael Akester

Country Director,

Worldfish (Myanmar)

14.55 Development of salmon farming in Norway - can

that be relevant for hilsa aquaculture?

Dr. Atle Mortensen

KANAKVA, Norway

15.15 Role of BOBP towards conserving coastal

migratory fish species like Hilsa towards SDG

Dr. P. Krishnan

Director, BoBP, India

15.35 Recent developments in Hilsa Aquaculture:

Bangladesh Perspective

Dr. Anisur Rahman

Director, BFRI, Bangladesh

15.50 Nutritional importance of Hilsa: Do we need a

regional approach towards SDG

Dr. B.P.Mohanty

ADG (Inland Fy.), ICAR,

New Delhi, India

16.10 Impact of brood Hilsa Ban on improving the

production: A lesson from Ecofish Bangladesh

Dr. Md. Jalilur Rahman

Scientist (Ecofish II)

WorldFish Bangladesh

16.20 Challenges and Constraints towards Hilsa

production and conservation in Hooghly estuary

Prof. Ashim Kumar Nath,

Professor of Zoology

Sidho Kanho University

16.30 Cultural Iconic Hilsa: Its Evolution and Future

Existence

Dr. Arnab Biswas, MD

Director, Alo Eye Hospital,

Kolkata

16.40 e-POSTER presentation

16.50 Concluding Remarks Dr. K. K. Vass, Former

Director, ICAR-CIFRI

17.00 Vote of thanks Dr. R.K.Manna

Pr. Scientist, ICAR-CIFRI





Special Session on ICT & Precision Farming

Date: 22-03-2022 Venue: Conference Room Time: 14.30-16.30 Hrs

Chair: Dr. Amitabh Bandyopadhyay,

Co-chairs: Dr. R. Bandopadhyay & Dr. R. N. Sahoo

Rapporteurs: Dr. D. N. Jha & Dr. Chayna Jana

Zoom Meeting ID: 896 8919 4085Passcode: ifo2022


14.10-14.30 Lead Speakers Dr. Rajib Bandopadhyay, Professor,

Dept. of Instrumentation and Electronic

in Engineering, Jadavpur University

Topic: Application of electronics in

Agriculture

Offline

14.30-14.50 Dr. R. N. Sahoo, Principal Scientist &

Program Leader, ICAR-Network

Program on Precision Agriculture,

NDPPC, ICAR-IARI, New Delhi

Topic: Sensors and sensing for precision

agriculture

Offline

14.50-15.00 Tea Break

15.00-15.20 Lead Speakers Shri. Alokesh Ghosh, Associate

Director, C-DAC, Kolkata

Topic: Application of IoT in agriculture

and aquatic environment management

Offline

15.20-15.35 Dr. Abhisek Burman, CEO, General

Aeronautics Pvt Ltd. Bengaluru

Topic: Drone technology for crop health

monitoring and management

Offline

15.35-15.45 Presentations Dr. Rajiv Mondal, CEO, Arogyam

Medisoft Solution Pvt. Ltd, Kolkata

Topic: Enabling agri-advisory remotely

through cloud platform with connected

devices for Soil and Water analysis using

sensors, computer vision and AI.

Offline

15.45-15.55 Mr. Dilip Sing, Ayudyog Private

Limited, Kolkata

Topic: MetaspeQ AI/ML spectroscopy:

Quality management of bio-resources

from farm to fork

Offline

Contd.....


15.55-16.05 Presentations Dr. Ranjita Ghosh Moulick, Bionano

Integra Healthcare OPC PVT Limited,

Kolkata

Topic: Showcasing of products

Online

16.05-16.15 Presentation and showcase of MEAN

product (CDAC-CIFRI)

Offline

16.15-16.30 Concluding Session





Brainstorming Session on Challenges and Opportunities in Processing,

Distribution and Consumption of Domestically Marketed Fish

Date: 22-03-2022 Venue: Meeting Room Time: 14.00 -17.30 Hrs

Chairs: Dr. I. Karunasagar, Dr. C. N. Ravishankar

Rapporteurs: Dr. A. Balange & Dr. Piyashi Debroy


Participants Mode

Dr. C. N. Ravishankar, Director, ICAR-CIFE, Mumbai Offline

Prof. G. Jeyasekaran, Former Director of Research, TNJFU, Thoothukudi Offline

Dr. K. C. Dora, Former Dean, Faculty of Fisheries, WBUAFS Offline

Dr. B. B. Nayak, Principal Scientist & HoD, ICAR-CIFE, Mumbai Offline

Dr. B. Manoj Kumar, Registrar, KUFOS, Kochi Offline

Dr. L. N. Murty, Senior Executive Director, NFDB Offline

Dr. Satyen Panda, Principal Scientist, ICAR-CIFT, Kochi Offline

Dr. A. U. Muzaddadi, Principal Scientist, ICAR-CIPHET, Ludhiana Offline

Dr. S. K. Udgata, Professor, CoF, OUAT Offline

Dr. Shine Kumar, Director, NIFPHATT, Kochi Online

Prof. R. JeyaShakila, Professor& Head, FCRI, TNJFU Offline

Dr. P. J. Sharma, Professor & Head, CoF, Assam Offline

Dr. Ashish Mohite, Professor & Head, CoF, Ratnagiri Offline

Dr. Tariq H. Bhatt, Associate Professor, CoF, Kashmir Offline

Dr. Sagar Joshi, Assistant Professor, COF, Nagpur Offline

Dr. A. K. Upadhyay, Professor, GBPUAT, Pantnagar Online

Dr. K. Dhanpal, Professor & Head, CoF, Muthukur Offline

Dr. R. K. Mazumder, Professor & Head, CoF, Lembucherra, CAU Offline

Dr. V. Gupta, Professor, GBPUAT, Pantnagar Offline

Dr. A. Balange, Principal Scientist, ICAR-CIFE, Mumbai Offline





Deans Meet

Topic: Professional Fisheries Education in India- A Way Forward

Date: 23.03.2022 Venue: Meeting Room Time: 11.30 -13.00 Hrs

Chairman: Dr. Gopal Krishna, Former Director & Vice Chancellor, ICAR-CIFE,

Mumbai

Rapporteurs: Dr. Prajna R. Swain; Mr. Dayal Devadas


Participants

All Deans of Fisheries Colleges





Industry- Institute Interfacia: Policy imperatives, Research, Needs and Manpower

Requirements of the Aquaculture Sector in India

SHRIMP DIALOGUE

Date: 23-03-2022 Time: 09.30 -13.00 Hrs Venue: New Auditorium

Rapporteurs: Mr. Abuthagir Iburahim S., Sangeetha M Nair


Expert Speakers Mode

Dr. Victor Suresh, Technical Director, Growel Feeds &

President, Society of Aquaculture Professionals

Topic: Research needs and manpower requirements of

aquaculture sector

Offline

Mr. Ravi Kumar Yellanki, Managing Director, Vaisakhi

Bio-Marine Pvt Ltd & Vaisakhi Bio-Resources Pvt Ltd.

Topic: Sustainable development of the shrimp farming

sector in India

Offline

Mr. Shrinibas Mohanty, General Manager, Avanti Feeds

Ltd&

Dr. Patchala Srinivas, Senior Technical Manager Avanti

Feeds Ltd

Topic: Challenges in extension service in aquaculture

with special reference to shrimp farming

Offline

Mr. S. Chandrasekar, United States Soy Export Council

Topic: Escalating cost of raw material and management

of aqua feed cost

Offline

Dr. Manoj Sharma, Managing Director, Mayank Aqua

Farms

Topic: Reducing risk in shrimp farming using multistage

rearing technology

Offline

Dr. N. K. Barik, Senior Scientist, ICAR-CIFA,

Bhubaneswar

Topic: ICAR technologies for industries & farmers –

ICAR-CIFA

Offline

Mr. Ganesh Chandra, Scientist (SS), ICAR-CIFRI,

Bhubaneswar

Topic: ICAR technologies for industries & farmers –

ICAR-CIFRI

Offline





IFSI Gold Medal/ Award Presentation

Date: 24-03-2022Venue: Main Building Auditorium Time: 09.30-13.30 Hrs

Rapporteurs: Dr. Sajina A. M., Dr. Pritijyoti Majhi


Event Time Presenters Theme Mode

Dr. Hiralal

Choudhury

Gold Medal

Presentation

09.30-09.40 Dr. Shivakumar Magada AQ-82 Offline

09.40-09.50 Dr. Pratap Chandra Das AQ-80 Offline

09.50-10.00 Dr. Kedar Nath Mohanta AQ-79 Offline

10.00-10.10 Dr. Robinson JeyaShakila PHT-42 Offline

10.10-10.20 Dr Akshaya Panigrahi FHM-74 Offline

10.20-10.30 Dr. S. Samanta - Offline

Padma Shri

Dr. S.

Ayyappan

Gold Medal

Presentation

10.20-13.00

(8 minutes for

each presentation)

Dr. Abhiman P B FHM-73 Offline

Dr. Biswajit Debnath FEX-25 Online

Mr. Suman Kumar Sahu FEX-41 Offline

Dr. Suman Kumari - Offline

Tea Break

Dr. Satyanarayana Sethi AQ-57 Offline

Dr. Vikash Kumar BT-40 Offline

Dr. Pranaya Kumar Parida BT-48 Offline

Dr.Aritra Bera AQ-78 Offline

Dr. Amiya Kumar Sahoo - Offline

Dr. J. K. Jena

Gold Medal

and

Prof. A. P.

Sharma Gold

Medal

Presentation

Dr. Sekar Megarajan AQ-81 Offline

Dr. Sreekanth G. B. FRM-69 Offline

Dr. Amit Ranjan AQ-77 Online

Dr. Rahul Krishnan - Online

Mr. Avishek Bardhan - Offline

Mr. Santhana Kumar. V BT-49 Offline

Dr, Shamna N. FHM-75 Online

Dr. Suvra Roy BT-50 Offline

Dr. Ajaya Kumar Rout BT-33 Offline

Mr. Suman Dey FEX-40 Online





List of Abstracts accepted for Poster Presentations


S. No.

Abstract code

Title of the abstract

1. AQ-02 Effects of starvation on the external morphology of Cyprinus carpio

2. AQ-03 Optimization of stocking density of gift (Oreochromis niloticus) in an aquaponics with fodder maize (zea mays)

3. AQ-05 Fisheries enhancement through pen culture of Indian major carp Labeo catla for small scale beel fishers of NE region, India during COVID pandemic: A regional study

4. AQ-06 Sunflower meal as an alternative protein source in the diet of Etroplus suratensis

5. AQ-07 Development of cage culture practices with diversified fish species in cages installed in a peninsular reservoir of India through participatory approach

6. AQ-08 Digestive enzyme activity during early larval development of the Koi, Anabas testudineus (Bloch, 1792)

7. AQ-10 Effect of Jaggary as a carbon source on Quantitative characteristics of biofloc

8. AQ-11 Effect of Petroleum ether extracted Moringa oleifera Phytochemicals on the immunological status of Mystus gulio fingerlings

9. AQ-12 Studies on introduction of mola (Amblypharyngodon mola) in polyculture with Indian major carps

10. AQ-13 Effect of dietary vitamin E on reproductive performance of Ompok bimaculatus (Bloch, 1794)

11. AQ-14 Challenge of Dissolved Oxygen, Micro and Nano Bubble – Ushering a new era

12. AQ-15 Effect of dietary magnesium sources on the growth, survival and osmoregulatory responses of Penaeus vannamei reared in inland saline water

13. AQ-18 Effect of varying stocking densities on the production attributes of Climbing Perch (Anabas testudineus) in a cage culture system

14. AQ-19 Effectiveness of Vermicompost on The Growth Performance of Catla catla Fingerlings

15. AQ-20 Disruptive technologies for aquaculture

16. AQ-21 Influence of supplemental alanine on growth, osmoregulation and expression pattern of aquaporin of Penaeus. vannamei reared in inland saline water


S. No.

Abstract code


17. AQ-22 Spermatophore and Gonadal maturation in Macrobrachium lamarrei lamarrei (H. Milne Edwards, 1837)

18. AQ-23 Exploring Potentials of Snakehead fishes (Channidae) of Northeast region of India- with special emphasis on its present status, ornamental value and conservation

19. AQ-25 Smart aquaculture: A technological approach for enhancing aquaculture productivity in a sustainable manner

20. AQ-26 Physico-chemical characteristics and growth performance of Litopeneaus vannamei in earthen ponds of Karnataka

21. AQ-28 Nursery rearing of green mud crab Scylla serrata: Effects of stocking densities and feeding regime on mudcrab shooter development

22. AQ-29 Utilization of berseem (Trifolium alexandrinum) leaf protein concentrate soybean meal replacer in the diet of Labeo rohita (Hamilton, 1822) fingerlings: Effect on growth performance and physio-immunological responses

23. AQ-30 Effect of Fish Waste Hydrolysate as plankton booster in the growth of Indian white shrimp, Penaeus indicus

24. AQ-31 Ulva lactuca - A Promising Native Edible Seaweed for Tank Based Cultivation

25. AQ-32 Antioxidant potential of pineapple peel extracts: An in vitro assessment

26. AQ-33 Effect of dietary soy lecithin inclusion levels on growth, feed utilisation, fatty acid profile, deformity and survival of milkfish (Chanos chanos) larvae

27. AQ-34 Evaluation of growth pattern of milkfish (Chanos chanos) as a climate resilient species during different life stages

28. AQ-35 Salinity dependent abundance of opossum shrimp (mysid) along selected salt pans of Mumbai, Maharashtra

29. AQ-36 Effects of Cordyceps militaris spent mushroom substrate-based diet on growth performance and disease resistance of Labeo rohita (Hamilton, 1822) against Aeromonas hydrophila infection

30. AQ-37 In vitro assessment of papaya peel meal extracts in relation to antioxidant properties

31. AQ-38 Evaluation of antioxidative and biological activity of green tea waste extract: A prospective nutraceutical for aquafeed

32. AQ-39 Utilization of Fermented Mixed Leaf Meal in the Diet of Labeo rohita (Hamilton, 1822) Fingerlings

33. AQ-40 Effect of feeding frequency on the performances of climbing perch, Anabas testudineus fingerlings in indoor rearing system

34. AQ-41 Potential of Withania somnifera root extract as an antioxidant in aquafeed

S. No.

Abstract code


35. AQ-42 Lactic Acid Bacteria (Lactobacillus rhamnosus) as a Potential Probiotic Feed Supplement in Aquaculture

36. AQ-43 Microalgae – Starter food for fish and shrimp larvae

37. AQ-44 Recent advances in bio-waste utilization for sustainable aquaculture: A “Waste to wealth” approach

38. AQ-45 Squid Meal - Functional Feed Ingredient for Gonadal Maturation of Ornamental Fishes

39. AQ-46 Influence of Biological Rhythmn in Feeding and Growth of Fishes

40. AQ-47 Misalignment of Biological Rhythmn and Feeding alters physiological homeostasis in Fishes

41. AQ-48 Effect of dietary Prosopis cineraria seed meal on growth, physio-metabolic and haematological responses in Labeo rohita fingerlings

42. AQ-49 Study of biometric features and reproductive phenology of Indigenous Dwarf Chameleon fish, Badis blosyrus from Brahmaputra River System of Assam

43. AQ-50 Cyanobacteria - As a Alternate Source of Protein in Aquaculture Nutrition

44. AQ-51 Study on stocking density optimization of Pangasianodon hypophthalmus and Ocimum basilicum L. in recirculating aquaponic system

45. AQ-52 A Futuristic Approach to a Space Saving Eco-Friendly and Recirculatory-Agri-Aquaculture System

46. AQ-53 Compensatory Growth- A Response towards starvation feeding regime

47. AQ-54 Comparative assessment of water quality parameters in grow-out aquaculture using conventional methods and real-time sensors

48. AQ-55 Effect of sulphate on physio-biochemical responses of GIFT reared in potassium-deficient low saline waters

49. AQ-58 Study of gut content analysis of Indian Major Carps of Karranalla Reservoir, District-Kabirdham, Chhattisgarh

50. AQ-59 Effect of Biochar on Water Quality and Growth Performance of Shrimp in Inland Saline Culture System

51. AQ-60 Influence of polyherbal component on growth, survival, immune response and disease resistance in white leg shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei)

52. AQ-61 Effects of dietary valine level based on growth, feed conversion efficiency, hematology and antioxidant status of fingerling Channa punctatus (Bloch)

53. AQ-63 Feasibility of substituting fish oil with palm oil: Effects on growth performance, non-specific immune response, antioxidant capacity, tissue fatty acid composition and fillet nutritional value in fingerlings of rohu Labeo rohita (Hamilton)

S. No.

Abstract code


54. AQ-64 Effect of phenol, a potent endocrine-disrupting chemical on cultured freshwater iridescent shark catfish, Pangasianodon hypophthalmus, Sauvage 1878

55. AQ-65 Xenobiotic effect of Bisphenol A altered global and TET-dependent DNA methylation in advanced fingerlings of Labeo rohita (Hamilton, 1822)

56. AQ-66 Impact of variation in the ecological regime on hemato-biochemical parameters in the bronze featherback Notopterus notopterus (Pallas, 1769) as an eco-biotic indicator: A case study in the middle and lower stretch of River Ganga

57. AQ-67 Silkworm based fish diet: A way to magnify fish protein utilizing the pupae protein

58. AQ-68 Evaluation of sugar cane bagasse as a substrate on growth and production of Labeo fimbriatus, Barbodes carnaticus and Macrobrachium rosenbergii

59. AQ-69 Growth performance of amur strain common carp under polyculture in seasonal water bodies of chamrajanagar district of Karnataka, under sujala-iii watershed programme

60. AQ-70 IoT based Automated Feed Dispensers for Smart Aquaculture –Prospects for Cage aquaculture in India

61. AQ-72 Nutrient profiling of periphyton grown on natural and artificial substrates in inland open water cage culture system

62. AQ-73 Influence of stocking density on growth performance and survival of Amur carp Cyprinus carpio haematopterus in floating cages in tropical large reservoir of India

63. AQ-74 Incorporation of herbivorous fish can effectively control the biofouling growth in inland open water cages

64. AQ-75 IoT based Monitoring of Dissolved Oxygen and Water temperature with Early Warning System for Low Dissolved Oxygen detection and its remediation measure in a Fish Tank

65. AQ-76 Different tank background colour and its effect on growth and body pigmentation in filament barb, Dawkinsia filamentosa (Valenciennes, 1844)

66. AQ-77 Combinatorial effect of exogenous enzymes, essential amino acid and fatty acids on de-oiled rice bran-based diets fed to Labeo rohita: Effect on growth performance, nutrient utilization and digestibility

67. AQ-78 Scientific interventions in milkfish (Chanos chanos) breeding, improved larval rearing and aquaculture - A way forward for species diversification in India

68. AQ-79 Formulation and evaluation of different plant protein-based diets on growth and nutrient utilization of pengba, Osteobrama belangeri

S. No.

Abstract code


69. AQ-80 High density fingerling rearing of pengba (Osteobrama belangeri)

with limited water use in a biofloc system

70. AQ-81 Integrated cage cum pond culture systems for marine finfishes,

Indian pompano: A system diversification approach for doubling

farmers income

71. AQ-82 Aquaculture: A Treatment for White Plague in Agriculture

Theme II: Fisheries Resource Management for Sustainable Fisheries

S. No.

Abstract code


1. FRM-02 Assessing precipitation pattern and future trend over the reservoirs of India

2. FRM-03 Production and CPUE of marine catfishes (Ariidae) supporting sustainable fisheries in Digha, West Bengal coast of India

3. FRM-04 Climate change and Reservoir fisheries: A case of small reservoirs of Palakkad district of Kerala

4. FRM-06 Temporal dynamics of zooplankton assemblage, abundance, diversity and their ecohydrological interaction in a tropical reservoir

5. FRM-07 Assessing impacts of invasive tilapias on the foodweb structure and ecosystem functioning of a tropical reservoir ecosystem in India

6. FRM-08 Plankton and reservoir fisheries: Cluster approach 7. FRM-09 Shoreseine operation in Nagarjunasagar reservoir: A major

concern 8. FRM-10 Macrophytic and fish diversity of Hokersar Wetland in Kashmir 9. FRM-11 Revealing the morphological and anatomical characteristics of

Grateloupia indica Borgesen (Family Halymeniaceae) from the Okha coast, Gujarat

10. FRM-12 Studies on benthic invertebrate diversity with relation to environmental parameters in river Chaliyar, India

11. FRM-14 Diversity and Distribution of Seaweeds along the Gulf of Mannar, South East Coast of India

12. FRM-15 Assessment of spatio-temporal variation of fish catch pattern in Gobindsagar, a large reservoir of Himachal Pradesh for sustainable enhancement and conservation

13. FRM-16 Assessing somatic vulnerability of endemic fish Etroplus suratensis in a climate changing scenario

14. FRM-17 Exploring variability of plankton community in South Indian reservoirs using cluster approach for ecosystem based fisheries

15. FRM-18 Spatial and temporal distribution and abundance of macrobenthos in a west flowing river of India, Tapti

16. FRM-20 Selection of box trap to harvest the fresh water prawn (Macrobrachium rosenbergii) from the Sorada reservoir, Ganjam, Odisha.

17. FRM-21 Temporal and spatial distribution of some commercially important finfish seed in Kalnagini Creek of West Bengal

18. FRM-22 Fish diversity and catch composition in the estuarine stretch of Chaliyar River, Kerala

19. FRM-23 Biometric evaluation of Gangetic pool barb Puntius sophore (Hamilton, 1822) from the Ganga River stretch off Patna, Bihar (India)

20. FRM-24 Taxonomic evaluation of flatfishes along Indian Coast

S. No.

Abstract code


21. FRM-25 Morphometrics and meristic analysis of the Yellow striped goatfish, Upeneus vittatus (Forsskål, 1775) along the Indian coast

22. FRM-26 Evaluating the present status and potential of indigenous ornamental fish diversity in the flood plain wetlands of Southern part of West Bengal

23. FRM-27 Length-weight relationship and condition factors of fringed-lipped peninsular carp, Labeo fimbriatus (bloch,1795) in vanivilasa sagara reservoir, Karnataka, India

24. FRM-28 Taxonomic evaluation of species under family Hemiramphidae 25. FRM-29 Taxonomic study of Mudskippers along Indian waters 26. FRM-30 Pattern of seasonal distribution of fish diversity in Tunga reservoir,

Karnataka. 27. FRM-31 Length-weight relationship of Aluterus monoceros (Linnaeus,

1758) along the Tamil Nadu coast 28. FRM-32 Fish community structure in relation to habitat variables in a

seasonally open floodplain wetland of Yamuna river basin of India 29. FRM-33 Length-weight relationship of Epinephalus diacanthus

(Valenciennes,1828) spinycheek grouper from Gujarat waters 30. FRM-34 Present status of fish and fisheries in a Ramsar wetland, Loktak

Lake, Manipur 31. FRM-35 Impact of mangrove defoliation on diversity of crustaceans in

Dharamtar estuary, Maharashtra 32. FRM-36 Diet composition of common carp (Cyprinus carpio Linnaeus, 1758)

occurring from sub-tropical river Ganga, Prayagraj, India 33. FRM-37 First record of the Oreichthys cosuatis (Hamilton, 1822) from the

Gangetic stretch of Uttar Pradesh, India 34. FRM-38 Diversity, distribution and conservation status of freshwater

catfishes of the genus Mystus scopoli, 1777 (Teleostei: Bagridae) in India

35. FRM-39 Ichthyofaunal biodiversity of a Ramsar site in Kashmir Himalayas -Wular Lake

36. FRM-40 Detection of morphometric differentiation in Churru snow trout Schizothorax esocinus from River Jhelum (Kashmir, India) using conventional and truss network system

37. FRM-41 A study on Length-Weight relationship and relative condition factor (Kn) of Himalayan Mahseer Tor putitora, Hamilton 1822 from Tehri reservoir of Uttarakhand, India

38. FRM-42 Barge-induced turbulences—challenge for phototroph conservation

39. FRM-43 Chanda nama, a threatened fish of Indian sub-continent 40. FRM-44 Managing small scale inland fisheries beleaguered under conflicts:

an assessment of River-Reservoir interface in River Narmada-Sardar Sarovar continuum

41. FRM-46 Preliminary observations on fishing traps of Chaibasa, Jharkhand

S. No.

Abstract code


42. FRM-47 A scientometric assessment of research on wetlands in India vis-a-vis the world (1988–2021)- Meta analysis

43. FRM-48 Scatterplots of Alimentary Canal Parameters and Gut Repletion index in various developmental stages of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss Walbaum 1792) from Kashmir

44. FRM-49 Influence of female age on the reproductive biology of Schizopyge niger (Heckel, 1838) inhabiting Dal Lake, Kashmir

45. FRM-50 Diurnal variation of plankton during monsoon in semi-impacted flood plain wetland: Beledanga wetland, West Bengal

46. FRM-51 Morphometric study of two snowtrouts Schizothorax curvifrons and Schizothorax niger of Dal Lake, Kashmir

47. FRM-52 Fish diversity and assemblage patterns along the temporal and spatial gradients in a large dammed subtropical Rihand reservoir, India

48. FRM-53 Phytoplankton dynamics in a large perennial Himalayan River Siang, India

49. FRM-54 An account of macrobenthic invertebrate’s assemblages and Community structure from the River Ganga, India

50. FRM-55 Management and utilisation of clam resources in Vembanad lake: Using choice experiment to assess willingness

51. FRM-56 Report on rare occurrence of near threatened Bull shark, Carcharhinus leucas (Muller & Henle, 1839) from Bay of Bengal, Southeast Coast of India.

52. FRM-57 Skeletal abnormalities in the genus Alepes Swainson ,1839 (Carangiformes: Carangidae)

53. FRM-58 Reproductive biology and growth pattern of blackfin sea catfish, Arius jella (Siluriformes: Ariidae) in West Bengal coast of India

54. FRM-59 Status of fisheries, ecology, and impact of stocking on fish production in Sunei, a small resevoir of Odisha

55. FRM-60 Study on comparison of length-weight regression of Labeocatla (Hamilton, 1822) from Gomti river and fish farm in Ayodhya

56. FRM-61 Potential role of aquatic macrophytes in carbon accumulation and storage in wetlands

57. FRM-62 Impact assessment of barrages on organic pollution using phytoplankton indices of a tropical River Ganga (India)

58. FRM-64 Taxonomic Differentiation Of Species Of Acetes H. Milne Edwards 1830 (Dendrobranchiata: Sergestidae) From India

59. FRM-65 Management for natural spawning of Asian magur (Clariasbatrachus) and seed raising through improved seed grow-out to restore animal ethics and biodiversity.

60. FRM-66 Temporal dynamics of primary productivity in relation to hydrochemistry in the lower reaches of the river Ichamati, West bengal, India

61. FRM-68 Application of Landsat 8 OLI Image Data for Water Quality Mapping in Mettur Reservoir, India

S. No.

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62. FRM-70 Spatio-temporal analysis of commercial multi-day shrimp trawl bycatch along the coast of West Bengal, India

63. FRM-71 Designs of typical small-scale fishing vessels and gears of Tamil Nadu, India

64. FRM-72 Automatic identification of selected marine fishes (order: clupeiformes) of West Bengal using RESNET architecture

65. FRM-73 Environmental drivers of α-diversity patterns in Western Ghats reservoir fish assemblage

66. FRM-74 Impact of climate change on ecological services of the flood plain wetlands of West Bengal, India

67. FRM-75 Biometric evaluation of Indian apple snail Pila globosa (swainson, 1822) from the Digha fish Market off Patna, Bihat (India)

68. FRM-76 Faunal composition and quantitative assessment of a multiday shrimp trawl bycatch off Digha coast, West Bengal, India

69. FRM-77 Ichthyofaunal diversity of Mongra reservoir in Central India 70. FRM-79 Taxonomic validation of the Cyprinid fish genus Neolissochilus

(Rainboth, 1985) from North-Eastern India 71. FRM-80 Preservation of fish through plastination by using commercial

polymer 72. FRM-81 Studies on some aspects of reproductive and feeding biology of

Spinycheek grouper, Epinephelusdiacanthus (Valenciennes, 1828) from Mumbai, India

73. FRM-82 Impact of Environmental variables on fish diversity and abundance of Chharaganga beel, an open wetland of River Ganga

74. FRM-83 Chronological variations in landing of major fish group from river Ganga: A case study from Patna, India

75. FRM-84 Diversity, occurrence and catch composition of carangids (family: carangidae) along the wadge bank, south India

76. FRM-85 Impact assessment of soil characteristics of open wetland on local benthic faunal inhabitants

77. FRM-86 Diel variation of plankton in the River Ganga as an indicator for ecological alteration

78. FRM-87 Computation of Wetland Water Quality Index in two Tropical Gangetic flood plain wetland in India

79. FRM-88 Platanista gangetica (Ganges river dolphin) carcass stranding in the shore of river Ganga, Balagarh, West Bengal, India: management challenges and research needs

80. FRM-89 Ichthyofaunal diversity of Bansabati beel, an open wetland in Murshidabad, West Bengal

Theme III: Biotechnological Interventions for improving Fisheries Production

S. No.

Abstract code


1. BT-01 Identification of host-specific bacteriophage against pathogenic AMR strain bacteria A. veroni

2. BT-02 Effect of di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) on gamete quality parameters of mature male koi carp (Cyprinus carpio)

3. BT-04 Phenomic and molecular marker based population delineation of Carnatic carp, Barbodes carnaticus (Jerdon, 1849)

4. BT-06 Expression of diverse antimicrobial peptides in commercially important fish species cultured in wetlands of West Bengal, India.

5. BT-07 16S ribosomal RNA hypervariable (V3-V4) region based metagenomic analysis of microbial communities in the sediments of a polluted site

6. BT-08 Morphometric and genetic variation of Dayella malabarica (Day, 1873) along the Kerala coast

7. BT-09 DNA barcoding reveals genetic identity and cryptic diversity in Puntius chola

8. BT-10 An alternative gene transfer technique using Cell-Penetrating Peptides (CPPs) for the production of transgenic aquatic animals

9. BT-11 Molecular docking of Cymbopogon flexuosus essential oil components with DNA gyrase-b fish

10. BT-13 Taxonomy, Phylogenetics and Evolution of Fish Species from Siang River, India Based on DNA Barcoding and Conventional Methods

11. BT-14 Isolation, molecular assessment and antibiotic susceptibility of Vogesellaper lucida recovered from Indian major carp, Labeo catla (Hamilton, 1822) in West Bengal, India

12. BT-16 Species diversity, existence of virulence gene profile and in vivo pathogenictity study of Aeromonas isolated from diseased Catlacatla freshwater fish.

13. BT-17 Haemato-biochemical profile of Indian major carp, Labeo rohita (hamilton, 1822) under different culture systems

14. BT-18 Analysis of chromosome partition protein (mukF) of Edwardsiella tarda and Edwardsiella piscicida - An in-silico approach

15. BT-19 Integrated Biomarker Approach Strongly Explaining In-vivo sub-lethal acute Toxicity Butachlor (Shaktiman® ) on Labeo rohita

16. BT-21 The effect of commercial probiotic on growth performance and survival of P. vannamei farmed in inland saline water, challenged with Vibrio parahaemolyticus

S. No.

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17. BT-22 Effect of preservation on morphology of snow trout Schizothorax esocinus based on conventional and truss morphometry over time: implications for morphological studies

18. BT-23 Digital -rules of aquatic resource environments of fisheries to determine species to breed naturally

19. BT-25 Determination of Non-Lethal Heat Shock for inducing Hsp70 production in P. vannamei juveniles reared in inland saline water

20. BT-26 Effect of heat shock on early survival rates of eggs in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) of Kashmir Himalayas

21. BT-27 Expression studies of Insulin-like Growth Factor Binding Protein (IGF-BP) at transcript level in Penaeus vannamei reared in inland saline water at varying stocking density

22. BT-28 Impact of anthropogenic activity on community structure and function of microbiomes in polluted stretches of river Yamuna at New Delhi, India: Insights from shotgun metagenomics

23. BT-30 Comparative study on gut microbiome of congeneric species belonging to genus Etroplus (Perciformes: Cichlidae)

24. BT-32 Molecular Identification and Characterization of Fish Pathogenic Aeromonas veronii and its control by Achyranthes aspera

25. BT-34 Biological macromolecules synthesis and characterization from Penaeus monodon and Portunus sanguinolentus shell wastes

26. BT-35 Stock comparison of performance traits of Cyprinus carpio (Linnaeus, 1758) cultured in inland saline waters

27. BT-36 DNA Barcoding of the fishes under order: Synbranchiformes of Eastern India

28. BT-37 Genetic variation in Schizothorax curvifrons (Heckel, 1838) along the trophic gradients of Kashmir Valley.

29. BT-39 Aerobically decomposed castor (Ricinus communis) seed cake as manure in carp culture.

30. BT-41 SSR marker reveals distinct population structure of nutritionally rich Giant-river catfish Sperata seenghala (Sykes-1839) in Indian major riverine systems

31. BT-42 Development of Aptamer-based Nano-Biosensor for Point-of- Care Detection of Pb(II)

32. BT-43 Development of Simple Colorimetric Chemosensor for Point-of-Care Detection of Cr (VI)

33. BT-44 Effectual Glossy carbon electrodes (GCE) for the detection and reduction of hexavalent chromium in acidic media

34. BT-45 Development of electrochemical sensor for detection of organophosphate pesticides

35. BT-46 Expression and Partial characterization of STAT1 gene of Labeo rohita induced by poly I:C

Theme IV: Fish Health & Aquatic Environment Management

S. No.

Abstract code


1. FHM-01 Water quality variation and nutrient characteristics of Netravati-Gurupur estuary, Karnataka, India: A multivariate approach

2. FHM-02 A multimetric approach to assess the ecological health of a freshwater ecosystem

3. FHM-03 Morphological and molecular identification of Thelohanellus caudatus (Myxosporea: Myxobolidae) isolated from Labeo rohita

4. FHM-04 Spatio-temporal variation of physico-chemical parameters of Gobindsagar reservoir, Himachal Pradesh

5. FHM-05 Combined effect of anti-parasitic drugs to control argulosis in fish farms of ganjam district, Odisha

6. FHM-06 Estimation of economic loss from fish diseases in inland cage culture in Jharkhand reservoirs

7. FHM-07 Assessment of pattern of Arsenic deposition in IMCs- A chronic toxicity experiment

8. FHM-08 Coinfection of multidrug resistant Flavobacterium columnare and Chrysebacterium indologenes in Labeo rohita (Hamilton, 1822) leads columnaris disease in freshwater wetlands, India

9. FHM-10 Assessment of limnological attributes of a large reservoir ecosystem in Western India: Panam reservoir

10. FHM-11 Vibriosis and its impacts in Aquaculture: A bibliometric mapping approach (1998-2021)

11. FHM-12 Extraction of Flavanone compound from Orange peel and Evaluation of its Antioxidant properties

12. FHM-13 Triclosan perturbs the gut microbiota of Labeo rohita 13. FHM-14 Heavy metals in organs of fishes collected from Panvel and

Karanja creek 14. FHM-15 Effect of Handloom textile effluent on hematological

parameters of a freshwater fish Labeo rohita (Hamilton, 1822) 15. FHM-17 Isolation and characterization of Vibrio species from Whiteleg

shrimp (Penaeus vannamei) reared in Inland saline water 16. FHM-18 Hydrographic characterization of Off-Kochi region at 30m

depth during pre-monsoon and post-monsoon 17. FHM-20 Ameliorative efficiency of turmeric supplemented feed on

growth and physiological responses of Labeo rohita fingerling challenged with aflatoxin B 1

18. FHM-21 Acute and chronic effects of a Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug,“Ibuprofen” on Labeo rohita (Hamilton, 1822)

19. FHM-22 Heavy metals accumulation in fish assessment for consumers health

20. FHM-23 Heavy metal pollution status and Spatial distribution in the Sediment of sewage fed natural wetland, India

S. No.

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21. FHM-24 Assessment of haematological, histopathological and serum biochemical responses in Oreochromis niloticus upon dietary florfenicol administration

22. FHM-25 Periphyton assemblage pattern revealed from the three protected areas of India

23. FHM-27 Bioaccumulation of heavy metals in marine crabs, Portunus pelagicus and P. Sanguinolentus from coastal waters off Mangaluru, Karnataka

24. FHM-28 Carbon sequestration by plankton in coastal waters off Mangaluru, Karnataka

25. FHM-29 Bioaccumulation of pesticide acephate based on histological changes in Cyprinus carpio

26. FHM-30 A cell damage risk model for evaluating navigation induced impact on plankton community in a large river

27. FHM-31 Present Status of Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome and Management Strategies: A review

28. FHM-32 Detection of Vibrio cholerae serogroups in the flowing fresh water environs from the tribal areas of Odisha, India.

29. FHM-33 Study on aquatic environment and biodiversity at Kasaraiyamaun, Bihar

30. FHM-34 Bio-chemical composition of phytoplankton in the coastal waters of Mangaluru

31. FHM-35 Haematological changes in nickel exposed nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) during exposure and recovery periods

32. FHM-36 To study the effect of oxytetracycline on the enzyme levels in gill, liver and muscle of common carp (Cyprinus carpio)

33. FHM-37 Bioaccumulation and depuration of nickel based on histotoxicological changes in tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus)

34. FHM-38 Acute toxicity and behavioral changes of the brackishwater fish pearl spot (Etroplus suratensis) exposed to organophosphorus pesticide – malathion

35. FHM-39 Infestation of tiger barb and widow tetra by ciliate parasite Ichthyophthirius multifiliis: a case of severe infection with acute mortality

36. FHM-40 Commonly used Anti-parasitic herbs in west Bengal – A case study

37. FHM-41 Assessment of water superiority using the overall index of pollution and comprehensive pollution index at the upper stretch of River Ganga (India)

38. FHM-42 The incidence of microplastics in water, sediment, and shrimp along the east coast of India

39. FHM-43 Assessment of environmental parameters and diversity of macrobenthic invertebrate in Beledanga wetland, West Bengal

40. FHM-45 Methanol fruit extract of Terminalia arjuna reports wide array of therapeutic compounds

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41. FHM-46 Role of fish as bioindicators in aquatic environmental pollution assessment

42. FHM-47 Green synthesis of silver nanoparticle through a cyanophycean alga, Spirulina (arthrospira) platensis

43. FHM-48 Evaluation of different agents to control turbidity in water 44. FHM-49 Screening for bacterial pathogens in various districts of Assam:

A promising diagnostic approach towards sustainable aquaculture practice

45. FHM-50 Water Quality Variations in the River Yamuna at Agra 46. FHM-51 Isolation and Partial Characterization of Aeromonas species

Isolated from Freshwater Aquatic Environment of Chhattisgarh 47. FHM-52 Occurrence and fate of microplastics in wastewater treatment

wetland system 48. FHM-53 Acute effects of triclosan on Catla catla for evaluation of

ecotoxicological risk 49. FHM-54 Evaluation of antimicrobial resistance in inland saline shrimp

culture areas with special reference to Vibrio parahaemolyticus 50. FHM-55 Accrual and depletion of emamectin benzoate in monosex

Oreochromis niloticus (L.) fries upon oral administration and effect on biomarkers and tissue histoarchitecture

51. FHM-56 Periphyton ameliorates the arsenic induced toxic effect on oxidative stress and biochemical parameters of fish (L. rohita) liver

52. FHM-57 Nano biotechnology of hydroponics growing arsenic-less or arsenic free agriculture and fisheries produces

53. FHM-58 Plant derived olefins and esters as antibacterial feed additive for Pangasianodon hypophthalmus against aerolysin producing Aeromonas spp.

54. FHM-59 Aeromonas caviae infection in cultured Pangasius hypophthalmus of city sewage fed wetland of West Bengal, India: A detailed field and laboratory investigation

55. FHM-60 Isolation, identification, characterisation and pathogenecity of Vibrio cholera, EMM1 isolated from Labeo rohita in West Bengal, India

56. FHM-61 Field deployable visual Loop mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) detection of White spot syndrome virus (WSSV)

57. FHM-62 Removal of Ammonia Using Potassium Enriched Sugarcane Bagasse Biochar

58. FHM-63 Toxicological potential of triclosan on the hypothalamus-pituitary-gonadal (HPG) axis of the freshwater carp, Labeo catla

59. FHM-64 Effect of sublethal concentrations of cypermethrin on chronic exposure to Labeo catla on steroidogenesis

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60. FHM-66 Heamotological and histological changes in fish Pangasianodon hypophthalmus exposed to heavy metal lead and cadmium

61. FHM-67 Determination of LC50 of lead nitrate in catfish Pangasianodon hypophthalmus

62. FHM-68 Enhance Sorption capacity of Clothianidin onto two Agricultural Soils types with Farmyard manure Amendment

63. FHM-69 Removal of azo dye (rhodamine b) using banana peduncle biochar and potassium enriched sugarcane bagasse biochar

64. FHM-71 Occurrence of Triclosan, an Emerging Pollutant along the Coastal and Riverine waters of Mumbai, Maharashtra

65. FHM-76 Diversity and density of phytoplankton in fishing zones of Kollam coastal waters in relation to hydrological parameters

Theme V: Fisheries Post Harvest Technology and Value Addition

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1. PHT-01 Development of restructured-dehydrated fish product: Effect of carrageenan

2. PHT-02 Preparation and characterization of colloidal chitin 3. PHT-03 Extraction of chitin from shrimp shells using microbes in

different stages 4. PHT-04 Comparison of growth and histamine production abilities of

prolific histamine formers in different culture media 5. PHT-05 Variations in physiological and genetic characteristics of

seafood-borne Salmonella enterica 6. PHT-06 Effect of lysine on gel properties of sodium reduced surimi

prepared from tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) 7. PHT-07 Meat quality assessment of common carp (Cyprinus carpio)

reared in inland saline water 8. PHT-08 Isolation, identification and virulence factors of Cronobacter

spp. from seafood 9. PHT-09 Utilization of fish airbladder for the production of surgical

sutures 10. PHT-10 Potential of Inland Saline Reared Litopenaeus vannamei for

value addition 11. PHT-11 Controlled Bacterial Degradation of Fish Scales 12. PHT-12 Effect of alginate oligosaccharides on quality preservation of

fish 13. PHT-13 Biochemical profiling of selected brown seaweeds from

Maharashtra coast 14. PHT-14 Design and Development of Foldable Solar Tent Dryer for

hygiene drying of fish- A step to Swachh Bharat 15. PHT-15 Nutrient Compositions of Mudskipper: Fatty Acid and Trace

Element Profiling of Boleophthalmus dussumieri 16. PHT-16 Exploration and Evaluation of Pony fish (Leiognathus Sp)

mince as a source of surimi and study its thermal, spectral and textural attributes

17. PHT-18 Standardization of protocol for the development of instant soup mix from secondary seafoods and its nutritional evaluation

18. PHT-19 Physicochemical qualities of Indian goat fish dried by vacuum-microwave assisted drying technology

19. PHT-20 Effectiveness of beetroot powder, citric acid and EDTA combination in prevention of melanosis in White leg shrimp (Litopenaeus vannamei) during iced storage

20. PHT-21 Effect of different drying methods on sensory characteristics of small fish “Bhat Masali”

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21. PHT-22 Nutritional profiling and analysis of functional properties of seaweeds from Indian coast for incorporation into food system

22. PHT-23 Qualitative Assessment of Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) and Pangasius (Pangasius pangasius) Fish Fingers Stored at -18+2 0 C

23. PHT-24 Isolation and Characterization of Seaweed Associated Bacteria

24. PHT-25 Diversity and Distribution of Seaweeds along the Gulf of Mannar, South East Coast of India

25. PHT-26 Development of fermented Indian Mackerel (Rastrelliger kanagurta) in brine & its physico-chemical studies

26. PHT-28 Seaweed (Padina tetrastromatica) extract used as a natural antioxidant on seer fish (Scomberomorus guttatus) steaks

27. PHT-31 Study of traditional processing of Masmin of Lakshadweep, India

28. PHT-33 Assessment of fish quality and sanitary condition of selected fish markets of Kolkata

29. PHT-34 Preparation of fish cutlet with various proportions of Pangasius pangasius, Labeo rohita and Oreochromis niloticus meat

30. PHT-35 Preservative Effect of Grape Seed Concentrate on Fish Sausage in Cellulose Casing

31. PHT-36 Characteristics of functional fish sausage containing Bajra millet flour and fish oil

32. PHT-37 Suitability of Defatted Soyabean Flour (DFSF) for the Preparation of Fish Sausage

33. PHT-38 Accelerated salt fermentation of mackerel using halophilic archaea

34. PHT-39 The Nutritional Evaluation of Fish Protein Hydrolysate (FPH) prepared from Mackerel fish (Rastrelliger kanagurta)

35. PHT-40 Evaluation of Nutritional composition of Shrimp Protein Hydrolysate (SPH) from non-penaeid shrimp (Acetes indicus) by using Papain enzyme

36. PHT-41 Impact of different forms of fish on the drying rate 37. PHT-43 Effect of Artificial Formalin Treatment on Fish Muscles

Quality and Different Formalin lessening Techniques from Muscles

38. PHT-45 Centesinal compostion of different dried and cured fishes along the east coast of India with special reference to silica content

39. PHT-46 Effect of different processing conditions on composition, physico-chemical properties, molecular interaction, and protein secondary structure of aquatic weed (Azolla sp.)

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40. PHT-47 Utilization of aquatic weed (Azolla sp.) for supplementing semolina pasta; quality characteristics of produced pasta

41. PHT-49 Textural and sensory profile analysis of Labeo rohita treated with coconut husk extracts

42. PHT-51 A meta-barcoding approach to assess bacterial diversity of traditional sun-dried Bombay-duck (Harpadon nehereus)

43. PHT-52 Fortifying pasta with Tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus) surimi powder; its effect on chemical composition and cooking quality

44. PHT-53 Development of bio-packaging material from seafood processing waste

45. PHT-54 Standardization of a pasteurization process of soft-shell blue swimming crabs (Portunus pelagicus) discarded as waste and their nutritional quality

46. PHT-55 Sensory and textural changes in tilapia mince fortified with nano zinc oxide under refrigerated storage

47. PHT-56 An overview of sous-vide minimally cooked ready to serve seafood products: Changes in quality and safety

48. PHT-57 Effect of commonly used additives on the Bombay duck (Harpadon nehereus) mince

49. PHT-60 Post-harvest losses in the Indian fisheries Sector: Issues to Address

50. PHT-61 Development of High Value Composite Material from Fish Scales and Assessment of Their Mechanical Properties

51. PHT-62 Extraction of Fish Protein Powder as a Food Ingredient from a low-value Indigenous Fish (Gudusia chapra)

Theme VI: Fisheries Extension, Governance and Policies

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1. FEX-01 Innovative strategies for developed of aquaculture in Haldia, district Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, India

2. FEX-02 Assessing the status of ornamental fish trade scenario in Assam: analyzing market pattern and identifying constraints

3. FEX-03 Trickle down system (TDS) in fisheries extension: An overview 4. FEX-04 Role of effective communication towards development of

Entrepreneurial Intention among SKUAST-K students 5. FEX-05 Nutrition Economics in Fisheries in India and Policy

Implications 6. FEX-06 Fish markets and fish supply in inland states of Haryana and

Punjab, India 7. FEX-07 Economic contribution of some wild fishes to the ethnic

community of Indra beel - a selected wetland of the lateritic zone in West Bengal

8. FEX-08 Assistances expected by the primary fishermen’s cooperative societies in the district of North 24 Parganas, West Bengal

9. FEX-09 The Struggle of Fisherwomen for their Rights and Livelihood

10. FEX-10 Constraint Analysis of Fisheries Extension Service Providers of Rajasthan

11. FEX-11 Gender Transformative Approaches: A Strategy for Advancing Gender Equality and Women Empowerment in Fisheries sector of India

12. FEX-12 Promising role of drone technology for sustainable aquaculture in northeast hilly region of India

13. FEX-15 Exploring vulnerability of the coastal wetlands in the changing climate: A case study from the Southern coast of West Bengal, India

14. FEX-16 Case study on Freshwater Protected Areas Nagi and Nakti Bird Sanctuary: Fisheries conflict and Policy Issues

15. FEX-17 Ecosystem Services of the Powai lake Mumbai: Challenges for urban lake conservation planning

16. FEX-20 Framework for Management of Invasive Alien Fishes in India

17. FEX-21 M.P. Fisheries Federation- A step ahead in fish production with 3 medium sized reservoirs

18. FEX-22 Fisher Friendly Mobile Application: A Guardian to Marine Fishers of Odisha

19. FEX-23 Social valuation of mangroves in the Gorai Creek, Mumbai-sub-urban, India

20. FEX-26 Comparative analysis of modelling approaches towards futuristic fish production trends in a state having high per capita demand

21. FEX-27 Women Empowerment Index: An inventive way to measure gender inequalities among the fisher folk community

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22. FEX-28 Estimation of Reservoir Fish Catches with eMatsya App 23. FEX-29 Mainstreaming Gauthan for diversified livelihood options in

the State of Chhattisgarh 24. FEX-30 Study on ornamental fish retail markets in Bhilai city of

Chhattisgarh 25. FEX-32 Pollution, Ecology and Fisheries in Ujjani Reservoir,

Maharashtra 26. FEX-33 Mapping Fisheries Research in India (2007-2021): An Analysis

of Research Productivity 27. FEX-34 Temporal dynamics of Land Use Land Cover Changes and

assessment of environmental and climatic parameter Using Remote Sensing and GIS: A Case Study in Limboti reservoir, Loha taluka, Maharashtra, India

28. FEX-35 Temporal dynamics of Land Use / Land Cover (LU/LC) Changes and Assessment of Environmental and Climatic Parameters Using Remote Sensing and GIS: A Case Study in Dimbe reservoir, Ambegaon Tehsil, Maharashtra

29. FEX-37 Geospatial study of temporal dynamics of Kalo Baur - a closed wetland in the floodplain of river Ganga

30. FEX-42 Role of Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) in block level

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