Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology Bhubaneswar

Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology

Bhubaneswar- 751 003

SELF-STUDY REPORT FOR THE UNIVERSITY

11

6.6 Self-Study Report of Agricultural University

Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology, established in the year 1962

vide Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology Act, 1965 (Orissa Act 17 of

1965). It has contributed immensely for the cause of agricultural development through

teaching, research and extension education in agriculture and allied sectors. The

University imparts education on Agriculture, Horticulture, Veterinary Science &

Animal Husbandry, Agricultural Engineering, Community Science, Forestry Science,

Fishery Science, Basic Science, Bio-informatics, Computer Application and Agri-

Business Management through 10 constituent colleges, one Centre for Post Graduate

Studies and 10 Agro-polytechnic Centers. The University has a student strength of 5671

during 2019-20 of which 49.4 per cent are girls.

The University undertakes research activities in all 10 agro-climatic zones of the

state with an objective to generate location specific technologies for enhancing

production in agriculture and allied sectors. The research activities are carried out in 8

Regional Research and Technology Transfer Stations, 4 Regional Research &

Technology Transfer Substations and 7 Commodity Research Stations. Besides, 52 All

India Co-ordinated Research Projects and various ad hoc Research Projects are in

operation with financial support from Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Govt.

of India, State Government and other external funding agencies. The Directorate of

Extension Education disseminates technological know-how to the farming community

through a network of 31 Krishi Vigyan Kendras, University Extension Block

Programme, Information and Communication Centre, Distance Education, Video

Project, Agricultural Technology Information Centre and Odisha Gender Resource

Centre.

6.6.1 University Governance

The University is governed by an array of dignitaries, officials and farmers’ representatives through Board of Management and Academic Council. Hon’ble Governor of Odisha is the Hon’ble Chancellor of the University as per the statute. He is the head of the University by virtue of his office. He presides over the convocation

of the University and confers degrees to the eligible students. Hon’ble Minister of Agriculture and Farmers’ Empowerment, Govt. of Odisha, by virtue of his office, is the Pro-Chancellor of the University.

The Vice Chancellor is the executive Head of the University with financial and

administrative powers. He Chairs the meeting of Board of Management, Academic

Council and other statutory bodies of the University. The Registrar looks after the

overall administration of the University under direct supervision of the Vice Chancellor.

The Comptroller bears the responsibilities of financial management of the University.

The Deans and Directors lead the Colleges and other establishments. The organogram

of the administrative setup is given hereunder.

22

Fig. 1.1. Organogram of the administrative setup

The Pro-Chancellor of the University shall exercise various powers and perform

functions of the Chancellor assigned to him as per OUAT Statutes and the powers

delegated to him by the Chancellor by order in writing, subject to the restrictions and

conditions as may be specified in such orders. In the absence of the Chancellor, the Pro-

Chancellor shall preside over the convocation and confer degrees.

Authorities of the University

The following are the authorities of the University:

(i) the Board of Management

(ii) the Academic Council

(iii) the Board of Faculties

(iv) the Finance Committee

(v) Research and Extension Council

(vi) Education Council

(vii) Such other authorities as may be constituted by the Statute.

Board of Management

The Board of Management of the University is the policy making body of the

University. The Board of Management approves the annual budget estimates and annual

accounts of the University.The Vice-Chancellor is the Chairman of the Board of

Management. The Board of Management takes decision on appointment of teachers of

the University, recommends such other appointments as required and approves the

appointments made by the Vice-Chancellor. It administers any public or private funds

placed at the disposal of and accepted by the University for specific purposes. It

Chancellor

Board of Management Vice-Chancellor Academic Council

Board of Faculties

Officers of the University Research and Extension Council Finance Committee

Pro Chancellor

33

appoints such committees, whether standing or temporary, as it deems necessary for

proper discharge of the functions of the Board.

Academic Council

The Vice-Chancellor is the Chairman of the Academic Council. It consists of the

Deans, Directors and Associate Deans of Faculties; Dean, Students’ Welfare; Dean of

Research; Dean, Extension Education and Heads of Departments from various colleges.

Board of Faculty

The Board of Faculty consists of the Dean/Director/ Associate Dean of the

respective college; Heads of Departments; Dean of Research and Dean of Extension

Education. The Dean of the Faculty is the Chairman of the Board of Faculty and one of

the Head of the Departments works as member-secretary.

6.6.1.1. Vision, Mission and Goals: Whether the University has published vision

document and has developed the plan of implementation with timeframe and proposed

financial arrangement? Whether the university has planned, developed, implemented

and evaluated intentional and purposeful programmes/services that may facilitate

students and other stakeholders of the University, provide one paragraph for each.

The University has published a separate vision document with plan for

execution of various activities with timeframe and proposed financial arrangements.

Vision

OUAT is envisioned to be a nationally recognized farm university providing leading-

edge education, research, extension and outreach in agriculture & allied sciences. The

broad vision are as follows:

• The University is to build up its development model, which will be innovative

and adaptable so as to inspire other farm universities.

• Leading-edge education with life-enhancing programmes to produce graduates,

who will be adaptable citizens with innovative and motivated force to serve the

nation by advancing, sharing and applying knowledge & skill.

• In the context of the emerging scenario of socio-economic-climatic-

technological changes; the technologies generated will be socially sensitive,

environmentally responsible and economically beneficial.

• To meet the local problems and diversity in socio-economic ethnicity, the

programmes will be prioritized with special drive on rural agriculture.

Mission

The University has aspiration to intensify various activities for producing skilled

human resources with knowledge and expertise, develop relevant technology and

provide appropriate services to the farming community. The activities are to be built up

together by the staff and students of the University to ensure continuance of the journey

centering around the original commitment.

• Students to solve real world challenges through experiential learning in an

interdisciplinary setting. They are to discover and acquire new knowledge by

integration of research and scholarly endeavours.

44

• Resolve crop production challenges such as adverse situations of drought and

flood.

• Strategic research for climate resilient agriculture.

• Creating business opportunity through utilization of technology.

• System approach for technology generation systems and focus on integrated

farming system.

• Economically, environmentally and socially sustainable agricultural technology.

• Create and adapt technological tools for small & marginal farmers,

undeveloped regions and highly specialized situations.

• Mutually supportive with equal working environment in which all staff feel their

needs are recognized, valued and rewarded

• Decentralization that collocates decision making, financial control and

accountability.

Goal

• Reorientation and restructuring of the academic programmes to make teaching

more effective. Graduate education would focus on strengthening

professionalism & entrepreneurship development, while post graduate education

would focus on research, consultancy and extension services relevant to

emerging socio-economic challenges.

• R & D to integrate with cutting-edge technology such as space science,

computing science, geo-spatial technology, nano-technology, biotechnology,

natural resources management, IPR, biodiversity, etc.

• Dissemination of new knowledge, scientific information and innovations

through formal and non-formal educational programmes to farmers, extension

functionaries and industries.

• The ultimate goal is to improve the quality of life including socio-economic

status, self-esteem and health parameters. Accordingly, the programmes are to

be dedicated for providing educational opportunities and science-based

information to the farmers and other stakeholders to meet the emerging

challenges.

Academic vision

Higher education system of OUAT is aimed for strengthening knowledge of

students regarding frontiers research. Hence, it is required to start new courses on rural

management, supply chain management, nanotechnology, GIS & remote sensing,

precision agriculture and bioinformatics. Some of the emphasizing points of academic

vision are as follows.

• Improvement in teaching-learning environment through creation of virtual class

rooms and state-of-the art facilities for favourable academic ambience.

55

• Creation of world class laboratories and renovation of existing laboratories to

enrich students’ practical and strengthen academic research activities. • Students’ exposure to national and international laboratories for gaining

experience on frontier science & technology and building confidence.

• Augmenting research and teaching competency of faculties through advanced

trainings at reputed institutions of the country and abroad.

• Establishing collaboration with reputed Universities and institutes for exchange

of students, faculties and research materials.

• Strengthening institute-industry interaction for enhancing research funding and

exposure of students to industry environment.

• Attracting more international students through world class infrastructure,

strengthening international collaboration, improving course curricula, emphasis

on emerging areas of agriculture and allied sciences.

• Taking the advantage of reputed scientists and academicians asguest and adjunct

faculty to harness their experiences on cutting edge areas.

• Increase in number of seats in some programmes to accommodate more students

to pursue higher education in agriculture and allied sectors.

• Establishment of Centre of Students Excellence for Higher Education, which will

enable the students to compete at National and International levels.

• Involvement of experts from agri-industries in designing course curricula to

make the course programme more employment oriented.

• Establishment of Centre for Advances Faculty Training for human resource

development.

Research vision

Agricultural research plays a vital role in increasing the production and

productivity of crops. The research programmes are made farmer-centric with

development of action plan based on the feedback of farmers. The research priorities

are to be redesigned in view of emerging challenges in order to ensure sustainable

production.

Innovative Strategies for Future Agriculture: In view of the changing natural and

global scenario, new researchable issues are emerging in the state as well as in the

country. The University is aware of this and modifying/ redefining its research priorities

with focus on development of high yielding crop cultivars tolerant to abiotic & biotic

stresses, conservation and management of natural resources, minimizing use of agro-

chemicals in crops for quality food production and environmental safety, generation of

low cost production technologies in agriculture, technology development for value

addition/ processing of agriculture produce, region specific technology generation to

bridge the regional disparities, development of hybrids in vegetable crops,

66

strengthening of farm mechanizations for small and medium land holdings and

development of drudgery reduction technologies for farm working women.

Technological intervention has the potentiality to solve various emerging field

problems and ensure enhancing farmers income through increase in production, value

addition and encasing available scope for marketing. Some of the technological options

are development of crop varieties suitable for handicapped ecology, strategic research

for climate resilient agriculture, system approach for technology generation instead of

commodity approach, cost-effective technologies for amelioration of soil acidity,

organic package of practices for high value crops, enhancement of water

productivity,real time computer aided systems for forewarning of pest incidence, farm

mechanization for timely and precise agricultural operation, value addition of

agricultural produce, addressing environmental concerns, efficient rainwater

management technologies (in-situ and ex-situ conservation),simulation of crop weather

modeling for resource use optimization &yield forecasting of major crops and so on.

Harnessing the benefit of frontier science and technology: The benefit of cutting

edge technologies such as precision agriculture, nanotechnology, molecular

breeding, remote sensing & geospatial technology, bio-fortification of crops, value

chain management, resource conservation technology, climate resilient agriculture,

nutri-rich food, aqua-mimicry, selective breeding technology of fishes, recirculatory

aquaculture system, modified atmosphere packaging, high pressure processing

technology, bio-waste management for energy-smart agriculture, etc. can be harnessed

to enhance agricultural production.

Center of excellence: In order to develop location specific technologies, there is need

to establish centers of excellence at different agro-climatic zones. Centers of excellence

for research on pulses, oilseeds, vegetable crops, millets, farm machinery, organic

farming, farming system, etc. can solve numerous problems faced by the farmers in

different agro-climatic situations.

Extension Vision

The University is emphasising on technology transfer process by harnessing the

benefits of emerging development in information and communication technology.

Some of the extension approaches are:

• The farmers are to be trained and skilled on Information and Communications

Technology, precision agriculture, resource conservation, etc.

• Self sustained agricultural production system with minimum use of external

inputs like fertilizer, pesticide, energy and other technological products.

• Farmer-centric and market-led extension system for augmenting production,

productivity and income of farmers.

• Setting up of Quick Response Team (Multi-disciplinary team of scientist) for

addressing emerging farm crisis through single window delivery mechanism.

77

• Empowering youth with knowledge and skill for entrepreneurship

development.

• Promotion of farmers’ innovation and strengthening feedback to research system.

• Capacity building of farmers, members of Self Help Group and other

stakeholders.

• Providing technological support to the Farmer Producer Organization

• Establishment of Community Radio Stations for easy transfer of technology

• Establishment of Farm Technology Training Centres for practicing rural youths

to improve their skill and knowledge

• Facilities for training on wheel with the help of KVKs to carry the technological

information to the farmers’ doorstep

Proposed financial arrangement

The University is managing its resources from Govt. Odisha, ICAR, Govt. of

India and other sources. Some of the projects are operating with financial support from

Rastriya Krisshi Vikash Yojana, Dept. of Science and Technology, Dept. of

Biotechnology and other funding agencies. The receipt from various sources is depicted

below.

Table 1.1. Source of funding

Source of funding 2019-20 (Rs.) 2020-21 (Rs.) 2021-22 (Rs.)

State Sector 2503974838 3699277510 4071923185

ICAR 1028537442 881836801 736428919

GoI Schemes 66499409 66624835 58651135

RKVY 134555837 219642837 200000000

Others 257432652 267702558 262474868

Total 3991000178 5135084541 5329478107

6.6.1.2. Statutes and Regulations: Provide list of Statutes and Regulations

published in the gazette notification and being implemented by the University for

administration and planning.

As per the Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology Act, 1965 (Odisha

Act 17 of 1965); OUAT is empowered:

• To provide instruction, training and research in agriculture;

• To provide for advancement and dissemination of knowledge in the field of

agriculture& allied areas;

• To institute courses of study and to hold examinations for;

• To confer degrees, diplomas and other academic distinctions on persons who

have pursued a course of study, or carried on research in the university or in an

institution recognized by the university;

• To confer honorary degrees or other academic distinctions as prescribed.

88

The University is also authorized to create teaching, research and extension

posts required by the University. The University is empowered to institute and award

fellowship including traveling fellowship, scholarship and prizes in accordance with the

Statutes (Annexure 1.1). The University is authorized to take over and maintain

Colleges relating to agriculture, fisheries, dairying, veterinary, medicine and animal

sciences, community science, agricultural engineering, forestry and allied sciences and

hostels attached to such colleges. Apart from classroom teaching, the University is

empowered to provide such lectures and instructions for and to grant such diplomas to

field workers and other persons as the University may determine. The University also

has responsibility to regulate the conduct of the students, maintain discipline among

them and to make arrangements for their health and welfare.

6.6.1.3. University Statutory officers and their selection process: Provide list of

the statutory officers sanctioned in the Act, present position, their mode of

appointment (selection/ nomination), joining date, tenure. Please provide the reason

of those statutory officers who have not been appointed so far.

The Governor of the State is the Chancellor of the University. The Chancellor

appoints all the statutory officers of the University. The post of the Registrar,

Comptroller and Director of Physical Plant (DPP) are filled up by personnel on

deputation from the State Government who are recruited through Odisha

Administrative, Finance and Engineering services, respectively. The Deans of

various faculties including the research and extension education are appointed by the

Chancellor on the basis of the recommendation of statutory selection committee under

the Chairmanship of the Vice-Chancellor. The Directors andAssociate Deans of

somecollegesare appointed from among the faculty members on the basis of seniority.

Table 1.2. University Statutory officers and their selection process

Sl

N

o

Statutory

officer

Sancti

oned

in the

act

Present

position

Mode of

appointment

Joining date Tenur

e

Reaso

n of

vacanc

y

1 Vice

Chancellor

1 Filled up Appointed by

Hon’ble Chancellor

14.05.2019 3

years

NA

2 Registrar 1 Filled up From Odisha

Administrative

Services, on

deputation

07.03.2020 2

years

NA

3 Comptroller 1 Filled up From Odisha

Finance Services,

on deputation

19.03.2021 3

years

NA

4 Dean of

Research


Hon’ble Chancellor on the basis of the

recommendation of

statutory selection

In-charge

since

01.06.2021

Until

further

orders

Process

of

appointm

ent is in

progress

99

Sl

N

o

Statutory

officer

Sancti

oned

in the

act

Present

position

Mode of

appointment

Joining date Tenur

e

Reaso

n of

vacanc

y

committee under the

Chairmanship of the

Vice-Chancellor

5 Dean,

Extension

Education



recommendation of

statutory selection

committee under the

Chairmanship of the

Vice-Chancellor

In-charge

since

31.05.2021

Until

further

orders

Process

of

appointm

ent is in

progress

6 Dean,

College of

Agricultur

e,

Bhubanes

war

1 Filled

up

Appointed by


recommendation of

statutory selection

committee under the

Chairmanship of the

Vice-Chancellor

In-charge

since

25.06.2021

Until

further

orders

Process

of

appointm

ent is in

progress

7 Dean,

College of

Veterinary

Sc. & AH



recommendation of

statutory selection

committee under the

Chairmanship of the

Vice-Chancellor

In-charge

since

01.07.2011

Until

further

orders

Advertis

ement

has been

made for

appointm

ent of

Dean

(Annexu

re 1.2)

8 Dean,

College of

Agril. Engg.

&

Technology



recommendation of

statutory selection

committee under the

Chairmanship of the

Vice-Chancellor

In-charge

since

17.06.2020

Until

further

orders

Process

of

appointm

ent is in

progress

9 Dean,

College of

Forestry



recommendation of

statutory selection

committee under the

Chairmanship of the

Vice-Chancellor

In-charge

since

23.12.2019

Until

further

orders

Process

of

appointm

ent is in

progress

10

2021

10

Sl

N

o

Statutory

officer

Sancti

oned

in the

act

Present

position

Mode of

appointment

Joining date Tenur

e

Reaso

n of

vacanc

y

10 Dean,

PGF-cum-

DRI



recommendation of

statutory selection

committee under the

Chairmanship of the

Vice-Chancellor

In-charge

since

24.06.2021

Until

further

orders

Process

of

appointm

ent is in

progress

11 Dean,

Students’ Welfare

1 Filled up The Dean

Students’ Welfare is appointed by

the Chancellor on

the basis of the

recommendation

of statutory

selection

committee under

the Chairmanship

of the Vice-

Chancellor

In-charge

since

16.07.2021

Until

further

orders

Process

of

appointm

ent is in

progress

12 Director,

College of

Community

Science

1 Filled

up

Appointed by the

Vice-Chancellor

through nomination

from among Senior

Faculty members

25.09.2020 3

years

NA

13 Director,

College of

Fisheries,

Rangailun

da

1 Filled

up

Appointed by the

Vice-Chancellor

through nomination

from among Senior

Faculty members

09.10.2018 3

years

NA

14 Director,

College of

Basic

Sciences

and

Humanities

1 Filled

up

Appointed by the

Vice-Chancellor

through nomination

from among Senior

Faculty members

01.07.2021 3

years

NA

15 Associate

Dean,

College of

Agriculture

Chiplima

1 Filled

up

Appointed by the

Vice-Chancellor

through nomination

from among Senior

Faculty members

07.10.2016 Until

further

orders

NA

1111

Sl

N

o

Statutory

officer

Sancti

oned

in the

act

Present

position

Mode of

appointment

Joining date Tenur

e

Reaso

n of

vacanc

y

16 Associate

Dean,

College of

Horticultur

e,

Chiplima

1 Filled up Appointed by the

Vice-Chancellor

through nomination

from among Senior

Faculty members

In-charge

since

09.02.2017

Until

further

orders

Process

of

appointm

ent is in

progress

17 Associate

Dean,

College of

Agricultur

e,

Bhawanipa

tna

1 Filled

up

Appointed by the

Vice-Chancellor

through nomination

from among Senior

Faculty members

14.07.2021 3

years

NA

18 Director,

Planning,

Monitoring

and

Evaluation

1 Filled

up

Appointed by the

Vice-Chancellor

through nomination

from among Senior

Faculty members

30.06.2018 Until

further

orders

NA

19 Director of

Physical

Plants

1 Filled

up

Filled up by

person from

Odisha

Engineering

Services recruited

on deputation

23.04.2021 Until

further

order

NA

6.6.1.4. Decentralization of power: Decentralized systems are those in which central

entities play lesser role in any or both of fiscal and administrative dimensions in the

agricultural universities. The information on financial autonomy and sanctioning

power to the Dean and other officers of the University shall be provided. Whether the

necessary administrative powers have been delegated to the Statutory officers of the

University? Provide thelist.

The Act and Statutes of the University have provisions to create authorities to

assist the Board of Management of make decisions on administrative, financial and

academic matters including students’ welfare. These authorities make

recommendations to the Board for its consideration and final decision. The Board of

Management also has been empowered to appoint committees, sub-committees,

standing or temporary, for its proper functioning.

The decisions with regards to academic activities of the university are processed

in three stages. At the lowest level, the Board of Faculty makes its recommendations

which are placed in the Academic Council. Academic Council is also empowered to

take independent decision on academic matters. The Board of Management considers

the recommendation of the Board of Faculties and Academic Council and gives its

assent.

1212

Research and Extension Council makes recommendations on all matters relating

to research and extension activities, which originate from the zonal research stations.

The zonal Research Advisory Council includes the zonal stations, extension specialists

and teaching departments of the University, other research institutions located in the

zone, line departments and farmers’ representatives and it provides operational

framework for formulating research agenda. The Education Council suggests measures

to improve the educational quality and standard in the University.

Students are also actively involved in decision making in various co-curricular

activities of the University, management of the activities of the hostel and students’ Union of the Colleges. The sports and cultural activities are monitored by the Dean,

Students’ Welfare. The students’ meetings are organized periodically by the respective

Deans of the Faculties to discuss the students’ problem/suggestions and to find out solutions as far as possible.

The Vice-Chancellor is the head of personnel, financial and campus management

of the University. The Registrar of the University provides necessary support to take

decision on service matters of both teaching and non-teaching staff. The different

committee/sub-committee of the Board of Management provide necessary inputs,

guidelines and suggestions to enhance the academic and administrative capabilities of

the University. The necessary support to carry out the financial administration and

management of the physical facilities are provided by the Comptroller and the Director

of Physical Plants, respectively. The Director, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation

looks after project planning for the University, preparation of various reports of the

University vis-a-vismonitoring of the projects.

The financial and budgetary matters are channelized through the Comptroller

whereas general administrative matters are channeled through the Registrar. The Dean,

Post Graduate Faculty and Director of Residential Instructions coordinates the academic

activities of the university and constituent colleges. There is a Dean for each Faculty

who is responsible for due observance of statute and regulations relating to the Faculty.

The colleges with under graduate programmes are headed by Associate Deans

/Directors. The Heads of the Departments are appointed by the Vice-Chancellor. The

regulations with regard to academic administration including admission and award of

degrees are communicated through the Registrar.

The programmes relating to research and extension activities are executed

through the Dean of Research and Dean of Extension Education, respectively. The

student’s co-curricular activities are monitored by the Dean, Students’ Welfare. The construction, repair and maintenance of the buildings and other physical facilities are

monitored by the Director, Physical Plants. The central library and related services are

looked after by the Chief Librarian to meet the needs of the teaching, research and

extension programmes.

1313

The University has delegated financial power to Dean/Directors to the tune of

Rs. 40,000/- under recurring contingency and Rs. 80, 000//- under non-recurring

contingency vide office order number 29809 dated 30.12.2014. Further, all the Heads

of the Departments, Associate Directors of Research, Senior Scientists & Heads of

KVKsand OICs of AICRPs have been delegated with financial power to the tune of Rs.

20,000/- under recurring contingency and Rs.40, 000//- under non-recurring

contingency vide notification number 55166 dated 22.10.2011. As per proceedings of

the meeting of Senior Officers’Committee held on 12.08.2020, all the Deans/Directors

are empowered to purchase items for their respective establishments through GeM

portal and other mode. (Annexure 1.3)

The appointment and transfer of class four employees are vested with the Deans

and Directors of respective establishments.

6.6.1.5. Supporting Units: Whether the University has established Maintenance cell,

SC/ST Cell and Health facility and what is the present mode of functioning of the SC

units to support the student, staff and University infrastructure?

The University is having several independent units to support various

activities of the student and staff.

Maintenance Cell: The Directorate of Physical Plants looks after maintenance of

University infrastructure, college buildings, hostel premises, staff quarters, guest

houses and other amenities. There are well experienced and qualified engineers to take

care of civil, electrical and public health issues related to staff and students. The

transportation facilities for students, University officials and faculties are provided by

this Directorate.

Health facility: The University is having a dedicated health centre at Bhubaneswar for

the benefit of students, faculties, scientists, staff and general public. The Health Center

is managed by experienced doctors. It provides free outdoor treatments to students,

staff and other members of the University. Health facility is also provided to the

students and staff at College of Agriculture, Chiplima and College of Horticulture,

Chiplima through a dispensary, to which the doctor visits four days a week.

Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex: The central clinic, established in 1975 was

upgraded to Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex during 2012. The Teaching

Veterinary Clinical Complex is operating under the College of Veterinary Science and

Animal Husbandry to provide academic support to the students of Veterinary Science

through internship and case study experiences. The facilitities available are OPD and

indoor for large and small animals, ultra sonography, computerized X-Ray,

endoscopy, ECG, Bio-Chemical analyzer, artificial insemination in cattle and buffalo,

Pathology Lab, Biochemistry Lab, Microbiology Lab., Parasitology Lab., Seminar

Hall, Meeting Hall, Large Animal OT, Small Animal OT Complex, etc.

1414

6.6.1.6 Technology Support: Information on Classroom technology (e.g.,

technology in rooms, computerlabs), online learning tools, internet/Wi-

Ficonnectivity, student systems (e.g., online enrolment), business applications,

computer help (e.g.,setup for email, firewalls) and password resets being implemented

at the University level. A brief note shall be provided.

• The University has developed mechanism to provide technological support to the

students through smart classrooms, internet connectivity, online access to journals

& e-books, GIS labs, online admission process, online examination, etc.

• There is a designated internet cell to provide support to the students, faculties and

staff with respect to internet connectivity, e-mail setup, password resets,

procurement through GeM, transfer of funds through PFMS, organizing virtual

meetings, supporting for conduct of e-seminars, etc.

• There is provision of internet facilities in every hostel at Bhubaneswar and

outlying campuses.

• Individual internet access has been provided to all the Masters’ and Ph. D. students.

• There are separate computer labs. for UG and PG students in all the colleges.

6.6.1.7 Institutional Database and Website Update: Whether the institutional

extensive database of general and specific programs in partnering with peer

universities, research institutions and government agencies are available in order to

facilitate a wide variety of intellectual interactions and exchanges? Mention

periodicity of Website updating.

The academic section of the University maintains the students’ data base with respect to personal details, academic records, scholarship information, etc. The ICAR

Nodal Cell maintains the Students’ Unique ID and details of ICAR scholarship holders. The IDP under NAHEP is also maintaining several records relating to

students and faculties.

The University is maintaining a database at different establishments as per

specific objectives. The research information along with the details of varieties and

technologies developed are maintained by the Directorate of Research. A separate

IPR Cell is responsible for keeping records of patent applications, GI registrations,

design registrations, etc. The Technology Management Cell of the University

oversee the commercial aspects of technologies generated by the University.

The farmers’ data base is maintained by the Krishi Vigyan Kendras present

in 28 districts of the state. Farmersand extension personnel have been registered

under Kissan Mobile Advisory Services to receive short messages on technological

information in agriculture and allied areas.

The Directorate of Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation collaborates for

partnering withother universities, research institutions and government agencies.

1515

This Directorate initiates process of signing MoU/MoA with various Universities/

Research Institutes/Govt. Agencies including foreign Universities.

The senior officers of the university act as Nodal Officer in different districts

to oversee implementation of various developmental programmes of Dept. of

Agriculture & Farmers’ Empowerment, Govt. of Odisha. The University website (www.ouat.nic.in) accommodates various

information related to constituent colleges, academic programmes, research

establishments & accomplishments, extension network & technology transfer

activities, crop-weather forecast, student information, governance, library, alumni

information, online services, etc. The University website is regularly updated with

latest information about officials, activities, appointments, admission, etc.

6.6.1.8 Interdepartmental Linkages: Provide information on whether the

University is currently adopting decentralized, participatory, adaptive and multifarious

demand-supply side extension-research-academics approach; involving public, private

and third sector (civil society) in research and extension programmes and strengthening

capacity of framers, researchers and extension workers. Provide a note on

interdepartmental linkages the University is currently having in practice. Is the

University cultivating the collaborative culture within subject and across subjects?

Proactive governance with consultative, transparent, efficient, inclusive and

well communicated manner to enhance work efficiency. Besides, due to mutually

supportive and equal working environment, all the scientific manpoerfeel that their

needs are recognised, valued and rewarded. Decentralisationof decision making

process encourages innovative ideas in research system.

The extension services are farmer centric and market-led, which is responsive

to farmers’ needs. The University disseminates new knowledge, scientific

information and innovations through formal and non-formal educational

programmes to students, farmers, extension functionaries, financiers and industries.

It creates and adapts crop selection and production tools for small farmers,

undeveloped regions and highly specialized situations through community

approach.

The University has aspiration to intensify various activities for producing

skilled human resources including high caliber graduates with knowledge and

expertise, develop relevant technology and provide appropriate services to the

farming community. The University focuses on research, education, extension and

policy in agriculture and allied areas. R & D in integrating emerging areas of cutting

edge technology such as space science, computing science, biotechnology, ICT for

natural resource management, environment, climate services, IPR and biodiversity.

The university collaborates with national & international organizations and

Government & non-government agencies to promote innovation and creative

application of technology. These include IMD, IITs, ICAR research institutes,

1616

http://www.ouat.nic.in/

ISRO, BPCL, IRRI, the Phillippines, University of Nebraska, USA; AIT, Bangkok;

ICRISAT; ICARDA, CIMMYT and other organizations.

6.6.1.9 Monitoring Mechanism: Whether the University is following comprehensive

curriculum monitoring mechanism including teachers’ self reflection, surveys on teaching effectiveness, lesson observation, assignment inspection, examination papers

review, appraisal system, and curriculum evaluation.

The University has proactively taken steps to enhance the efficiency of teachers

for improving quality of education. The course curriculum is monitored from time to

time by the Board of Faculties in the collges under the chairmanship of respective

Deans/Directors. The need based modifications in the course programme as per local

situation and students’ requirement are executed in the University. The Academic Council plays a pivotal role in confirmation of such changes for academic excellence.

Comprehensive curriculum monitoring mechanism: The under graduate course

programmes are being followed as per reccommendations of fifth Deans’Committee and MSVE, 2016. However, the course curriculla are monitored by the respective Heads

of the Departments in consultation with the faculties.

Surveys on teaching effectiveness: The effectiveness of the teaching is supervised by

the Vice Chancellor through random visit to the classes. The Deans/Directors of the

colleges also assess the effectiveness of teaching through personal interaction with the

students.

Lesson observation: The University has adopted uniform academic calendar and

teachers submit the lesson plans prior to commencement of the semesters.

Assignment inspection: The respective course teachers inspect and evaluate the

assignments submitted by the students and advise for necessary improvements.

Examination papers review: The examination papers are evaluated by the internal and

external examiners. There is a standing committee for tabulation and preparation of

results. There is provision of readdition of marks based on students’ demand. Appraisal system: The Faculties and Scientists submit self-appraisal report annually

reflecting their academic/ research /extension activities and accomplishments. This is

finally evaluated by the Vice Chancellor. This is one of the criteria for career

advancement.

Curriculum evaluation: The curriculum evaluation is done annually by the Education

Council Meeting, which is attended by all the faculty members. The

Deans/Directors/Associate Deans/HoDs monitor and evaluate the teaching process and

course curricula.

6.6.1.10 Institute Quality Assurance Cell /PME Cell:. Please mention establishment

and the active functioning of both the cells and kind of outcome based assignment

presently being carried out through these cells.

The Directorate of Planning Monitoring and Evaluation (DPME) of the

University has been created in July, 1993. The cell looks after preparation of prospective

planning and evaluation of the University activities. Besides, the Directortae prepares

1717

overall prospective development plans (both long-term and short-term), five year plans,

annual plans, special projects in consultation with the Deans/Directors and other

officers of the University. The Directorate maintains linkage with variousdepartments

of State Government, ICAR, State Agricultural Universities, Govt. of India and other

organizations.

6.6.1.11 Collaboration with Academic Institutions and Industry: What type and

how much collaboration are currently in place with academic institutions and

industry? Does the University has some more proposal for the future collaboration?

Give details with roadmap.

The University has strengthened collaboration with national and

international organizations including research institutes, agricultural Universitities

and industries. During last five years, MoU/MoA have been signedwith the following

organizations.

Table 1.3. Collaboration with national and international organizations

Sl.

No.

MoU/MoA with

organisations

Date of

Signing

Purpose

1. Agriculture Skill Council of

India (ASCI)

08.09.2016 Training for skill development

2. International Maize & Wheat

Improvement Centre

(CIMMYT), USA

17.09.2016 Development and scale out of

high yielding stress resilient

maize hybrids.

3. International Crops Research

Institute for the Semi-Arid

Tropics (ICRISAT)

21.01.2017 Research on Chickpea

4. International Centre for

Agricultural Research in the

Dry Areas (ICARDA),

Lebanon

09.02.2017 Research on winter pulses

(Chickpea, lentil, grasspea and

faba bean)

5. National Research

Development Corporation

(NRDC)

19.05.2017 Intellectual property protection

and commercialization of

technologies developed by

OUAT

6. University of Minnosota and

LalaLajpat Rai University of

Veterinary and Animal

Sciences (LUVAS)

12.06.2017 Surveillance and molecular

epidemiology of especially

dangerous respiratory viruses in

commercial and backyard

poultry and migratory waterfoul

in Odisha

1818

Sl.

No.

MoU/MoA with

organisations

Date of

Signing

Purpose

7. National Remote Sensing

Centre (NRSC)

24.08.2017 Geospatial technology utilization

8. Mahalonobis National Crop

Forecast Centre (MNCFC),

New Delhi

26.10.2017 Facilitating students’ training and quality PG research on Agro-

meteorology

9. Bharat Petroleum Corporation

Ltd. (BPCL)

24.12.2017 Research activity in Biofuel &

creation of BPCL chair

10. Petroleum Conservation

Research Association (PCRA)

12.12.2017 Promote conservation of

petroleum products in

Agriculture sector

11. ICAR-Central Avian Research

Institute, Bhubaneswar

16.02.2018 Surveillance and monitoring of

common Duck diseases of

Odisha

12. Space Application Centre

(SAC), Ahmadabad

20.04.2018

Upgrading R&D activities and

capacity building of faculty on

geospatial tools and applications.

13. ICAR-Central Tuber Crops

Research Institute (ICAR-

CTCRI)

11.05.2018 Promotion of students training

and quality postgraduate research

in cutting edge areas

14. CTRAN Consulting Ltd.

Bhubaneswar, Odisha

07.06.2018 Development of projects for

climate finance in agriculture and

allied sector

15. ICAR-Central Institute for

Women in Agriculture,

Bhubaneswar


and quality postgraduate research

in cutting edge areas

16. National Committee on

Plasticulture Application in

Horticulture (monitoring)

Institution

16.07.2018 Adoption of precision farming,

protected cultivation and use of

plasticulture technologies


Research on Agro-forestry

25.09.2018 Develop and undertake

cooperative and collaborative

research and development

activities on agro-forestry

18. Norwegian Institute of

Bioeconomy Research

12.10.2018 Building Climate Resilience of

India Smallholders through Food

and Nutrition Security

1919

Sl.

No.

MoU/MoA with

organisations

Date of

Signing

Purpose

19. M.S. Swaminathan Research

Foundation

10.09.2018 Food based nutritional security

for malnourished rural

households through capacity

building and establishment of

nutri-gardens

20. ICAR-Central Island

Agricultural Research Institute,

Port Blair


and quality Post Graduate

research in cutting edge areas.

21. International Rice Research

Institute, the Philippines

28.12.2018 Developing, adapting and

targeting portfolios of climate

smart agricultural practices for

sustainable intensification of

small holders and vulnerable

farming systems in South Asia

22. CSIR-Central Institute of

Medicinal and Aromatic Plants,

Lucknow

20.02.2019 Implementation of CSIR-

CIMAP’s rural technologies in Odisha

23. ICAR-Indian Institute of Pulses

Research (IIPR)

26.02.2019 Exchange of breeding material of

pulses (chickpea, urdbean and

mugbean etc.)

24. ICAR-India Veterinary

Research Institute, Izatnagar,

Uttar Pradesh

11.04.2019 All India Network Programme

on Gastro-Intestinal Parasitism

25. ICAR-Indian Institute of

Horticultural Research(IIHR)

30.05.2019 Exchange of students for

academic, research and training

26. Indira Gandhi

KrishiViswavidyalaya, Raipur

(IGKV), Chhattisgarh

09.10.2019 Promotion of students’ training and quality postgraduate research

in cutting edge areas.

27. IIT, Delhi 04.08.2020 Exchange of scientists,

germplasm & breeding

materials, scientific literature,

etc.

28. IIT, Roorkee 31.07.2020 Exchange of scientists,

germplasm & breeding

materials, scientific literature,

etc.

2020

Sl.

No.

MoU/MoA with

organisations

Date of

Signing

Purpose

29. IMD on GKMS 09.09.2020 Data use from observatory/AWS

for agricultural research and

advisory purpose

30. University of Nebraska, USA 30.09.2020 Exchange of information, student

&faculty for education and

research

(Annexure 1. 4)

Table 1.4. Proposed Collaborations

Sl. No. MoU/MoA with

organisations

Purpose

1. National Institute ofAnimal

Nutrition and Physiology,

Bengaluru

For facilitating collaborative research

2. National Institute of Science

Education and Research

(NISER)

Collaborative research programmes in the

areas of biological research and other

specified areas for the interest of farmers of

the State of Odisha

6.6.2. Academic Support

6.6.2.1. Academic Council: Provide the composition and date of Academic Council

Meetings heldin last five years along with ATRs

The detail of academic council is as follows.

Table 1.5. Composition of Academic Council

1 Vice-Chancellor Chairman

2 Registrar Member

3 Dean,PGF-Cum-DRI Member

4 Dean, College of Agriculture Member

5 Dean of Research Member

6 Dean, College of Vety. Sc. & Animal Husbandry Member

7 Dean, Students’ Welfare Member

8 College of Agril .Engg.&Technology Member

9 Dean,Extension Education Member

10 Dean, College of Forestry Member

11 Director, Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation Member

12 Director, College of Basic Sc. & Humanities. Member

13 Director, College of Home Science Member

14 Director, College of Fisheries, Rangailunda Member

2121

15 Director, Agro-Polytechnic Member

16 Director, Farms Member

17 Associate Dean, College of Agriculture, Chiplima Member

18 Associate Dean, College of Horticulture, Chiplima Member

19 Associate Dean, College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna Member

20 Controller of Examination Member

21 HoD, Fruit Science, CA Member

22 HoD, Agronomy, CA Member

23 HoD, Plant Breeding & Genetics, CA Member

24 HoD, Soil Science, CA Member

25 HoD, Veg. Science, CA Member

26 HoD, Floriculture & Landscaping, CA Member

27 HoD, Entomology, CA Member

28 HoD, Plant Pathology, CA Member

29 HoD, Economics, CA Member

30 HoD,Extn. Edn. & Director, ACSSC,CA Member

31 HoD, Nematology, CA Member

32 HoD, Plant Physiology,CA Member

33 HoD, Seed Science & Technology, CA Member

34 HoD, Agril. Biotechnology, CA Member

35 HoD,Agril. Statistics, CA Member

36 HoD,, Agro Meteorology, CA Member

37 HoD,Vety. Bio-Chemistry, CVSc&AH Member

38 HoD, L. P. M., CVSc&AH Member

39 HoD,Vety. Medicine, CVSc&AH Member

40 HoD,, ARGO, CVSc&AH Member

41 HoD, Poultry Sc., CVSc&AH Member

42 HoD,, Animal Nutrition, CVSc&AH Member

43 HoD,, Vety. Pathology, CVSc&AH Member

44 HoD, Vety. Surgery, CVSc&AH Member

45 HoD,Vety. Anatomy, CVSc&AH Member

46 HoD, Vety. LPT, CVSc&AH Member

47 HoD,, Vety. Physiology, CVSc&AH Member

48 HoD, V.P.M, CVSc&AH Member

49 HoD,, Animal Breeding & Genetics, CVSc&AH Member

50 HoD, Pharmacology, CVSc&AH Member

51 HoD, Vety. Extention, CVSc&AH Member

52 HoD, Vety. Parasitology, CVSc&AH Member

53 O.I.C, Central Clinic, CVSc&AH Member

2222

54 HoD, Vety. Microbiology Member

55 HoD, APFE, CAET Member

56 HoD, SWCE, CAET Member

57 HoD, FMP, CAET Member

58 HoD, MEED, CAET Member

59 HoD, ASCEE, CAET Member

60 HoD, ABM, Centre for Postgraduate Studies Member

61 HoD, MCA, Centre for Postgraduate Studies Member

62 HoD, Bio-Informatics, Centre for Postgraduate Studies Member

63 HoD, Microbiology, College of Basic Sc. & Humanities Member

64 HoD, Physics, College of Basic Sc. & Humanities Member

65 HoD, Chemistry, College of Basic Sc. & Humanities Member

66 HoD, Botany, College of Basic Sc.& Humanities Member

67 HoD, Zoology, College of Basic Sc.& Humanities Member

68 HoD, Mathematics, College of Basic Sc. & Humanities Member

69 HoD, English, College of Basic Sc.& Humanities Member

70 HoD, Odia, College of Basic Sc.& Humanities Member

71 Chief Librarian Member

72 HoD Food Science & Nutrition College of Community Sc. Member

73 Chairmen of Standing Committees (I, II & III) Member

Invited Members

76 ICAR Nodal Officer Member

77 Assistant Registrar(Academics) Member

(Annexure-1.5)

The Vice-Chancellor is the Chairman of the Academic Council and in his

absence any other member authorized by him shall act as the Chairman of the said

Council.

The Academic Council shall have the following Standing Committees –

i. Committee to deal with extension and research

ii. Committee to deal with library

iii. Committee to deal with appointment of paper setters, examiners,

Board of Examiners and Moderators

iv. Committee on student discipline and welfare including hostel

accommodation in Colleges

Each Standing Committee of the Academic Council specified above should be

composed of not more than 5 members of the Academic Council including the Vice-

Chancellor, who shall be the Chairman of such Committee and other members of each

such Committee shall be selected by the Vice-Chancellor annually from among the

members of the Academic Council.

2323

Table 1.6. Meetings of Academic Council held from 2016-17 to 20-21

Year Number Dates

2020-21 04 10.02.2020, 19.02.2020, 25.06.2020, 14.10.2020,

02.02.2021

2019-20

07

01.05.2019; 15.07.2019; 03.10.2019; 19.11.2019;

30.11.2019; 10.02.2020; 19.02.2020

2018-19 11 11.04.2018, 07.06.2018, 04.07.2018, 17.07.2018,

28.07.2018, 12.09.2018, 25.10.2018, 07.12.2018,

26.12.2018, 12.02.2019, 23.03.2019

2017-18 15 13.04.2017; 16.05.2017; 13.06.2017; 20.06.2017;

03.06.2017; 04.07.2017; 18.07.2017; 29.07.2017;

11.09.2017; 30.10.2017; 23.11.2017; 20.12.2017;

27.01.2018; 03.02.2018; 28.03.2018

2016-17 10 28.01.2016, 26.03.2016, 26.04.2016, 25.05.2016,

23.06.2016, 21.07.2016, 10.08.2016, 26.08.2016,

21.09.2016, 27.12.2016

6.6.2.2. Innovation and Best Practices: An innovative practice could be a pathway

created to further the interest of the student and the institution, for internal quality

assurance, inclusivepractices and stakeholder relationships. What are the innovative

efforts of an institution that help in its academic excellence?

Students Exposed to International Laboratory: The University is continuously

collaborating with national and international organisations for students’ exchange

programme. In this regard, an MoU was signed with University of Nebraska–Lincoln,

USA for exchange of students. Similarly, MoU has been signed with ICAR institutes

and various agricultural Universities of the country for exchange of students During

2019-20, 24 undergraduate students of different colleges have been sent for

international training to different advanced laboratory globally with funding from IDP,

NAHEP, ICAR.

Table 1.7. Students Exposure to International Laboratory

Name of the College No. of

students

Name of Host

University

Duration

College of Agril. Engg.

&Technology

05 IRRI, Philippines 15 days

College of Agril.,

Bhubaneswar

05 University of Nebraska,

Lincoln, USA

3 months

College of Vety. Sc. & AH 04 University of Nebraska,

Lincoln, USA

3 months

College of Fisheries,

Rangailunda

10 Aqua Centre, AIT,

Bangkok, Thailand

3 months

Orienting students for entrepreneurship development: Skill and Entrepreneurship

development trainings were regularly conducted to orient the students for

entrepreneurial development on different aspects of agriculture and allied fields. During

2019-20, a total of 766 students have been providedwith such trainings through 32

2424

courses under Skill Development and Entrepreneurship development training

Programme funded by IDP, NAHEP. The details of the trainings are given below.

Table 1.8. Skill Development Training

Name of the College Name of the Course No. of

Participants

College of Agriculture,

Bhubaneswar

Landscaping architecture 50

Automated system for mushroom

cultivation & spawn production

50

Bio-fertilizer production 50


Bhawanipatna

Landscaping architecture 25


College of Agril. Engg. &

Technology, Bhubaneswar

Remote Sensing & GIS in Agriculture 49

Food Packaging Technology 49

College of Veterinary Sc. &

Animal Husbandry,

Bhubaneswar

Production of Concentrated Feed for Cattle

and Poultry

25

Production of Mineral Mixture for

Livestock

25


Rangeilunda

Fish seed production 75

Colour fish production 100

Total 523

Table 1.9. Entrepreneurship Development Training

Name of the College Name of the Course No. of

Participants


Bhubaneswar

Development of spawn unit & automatic

production & processing of mushroom

20

High Tech Horticulture 20


College of Agril. Engg. &

Technology, Bhubaneswar

Establishment of SSI unit for production of

small farm implements

49

College of Veterinary Sc. &

Animal Husbandry,

Bhubaneswar

Entrepreneurship Development in Dairying 46

Value addition of Dairy products 48


Rangeilunda

Commercial production of quality fish seed 20

Utilization of fish waste 20

Total 243

2525

Students’ Exposure to Farmers’ Problem: As part of the curricula, the students are

exposed to the rural environment for acquiring knowledge on farmers’ field problems and operationalisation of various government programmes. During 2018-19, through

Rural Agricultural Work Experience activities; 237 final year students from College of

Agriculture, Bhubaneswar, Chiplima and Bhawanipatna were exposed to the farmers’ community in 103 priority blocks of the state as Agriculture Development Associates

(Krishi Unnat Sahayogi) with officials of State Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Empowerment. During 2019-20, a total of 341 final year students have worked in

different blocks of the state as Agriculture Development Associates (Krushi Unnat

Sahayogi) in association with officials of State Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Empowerment.

6.6.2.3. Library: Write about the University library (in one page) mentioning its

space for stocking and reading, automation, library staff, library committee meetings,

library management system, text book savailability, subscription number of research

journals, periodicals, e-journals and other necessary state-of-the-art software/

programme, timing etc.

Central Library acts as a central destination for learning due to its relevant

collection, rich resources, services and ambiance. Facilities of central library rendered

to its members from 8 A.M to 8 P.M on all working days with a sitting capacity for

more than 170 users at a time. Central Library is spread over an area of 30,603 sq. feet

comprising of nine sections as detailed below

Table 1.10. Area of different sections of Central Library

Sl. No. Section Area (Sq. ft.)

1 Stack area 4592

2 Reference reading room 1800

3 E-library 1428

4 Current Journal 1305

5 Book Bank 432

6 Reference 2736

7 Thesis & Report 2736

8 Back Volume Journal 5328

9 Common reading room 468

10 Others 9778

Total 30603

Stack Area: The book stack area of central library is about 4592 sq. feet containing

nearly 91156 numbers of prescribed text books and other recommended reading books

for circulation and reference. Open Access System enables members to browse desired

books or documents from the stack as well as from other sections of central library.

2626

Reading Area: There is an exclusive collection of text and reference books for reading

room reference only, with sitting arrangement for 40 users. A number of 6622 multi-

volume reference books, dictionaries, handbooks and etc. are kept separately. A

collection of text books are also retained in the text book bank.

Text Book Bank: A dedicated assemblage of 13726 nos. of text books in text book bank

issued for one semester helps a lot to the students in achieving their academic goals.

Subscription of Research Journals : More than one hundred national and international

print journals are subscribed every year. This Library has a rich collection of 18,069

numbers of back volume journals of national and international repute.

Subscription of e-journals / e-resources: The library facilitates its access to electronic

journals through its participation in CeRA Consortia. During the period of 2019-20, a

number of 5813 users of OUAT have used CeRA at different campuses of the

University including out-lying colleges and KVKs. Central library also subscribed to

various e-resources as mentioned in table-07. Central library also procured CAB Direct,

VetMed Resource, AGRICOLA, EBSCO DB for Agriculture databases and Turnitin

antiplagiarism tool in 2019-20 which has been provided to more than 550 teachers,

research and extension scientists across the disciplines both on campus and off campus

through remote access.

Automation: Library operations are automated using KOHA Library Management

System software. All the activities such as Procurement, Processing and circulation of

books are accomplished through Koha-LMS. The Online Public Access Catalogue

(OPAC) enables users to search documents within the library.

Digitization: Central library has digitized 5326 nos. of M.Sc and Ph.d theses, which is

available through Krishikosh. Furthermore, 97 rare books were digitized through

krishikosh.

Software/ Programme: Computer systems with Internet access is provided for users in

e-library. Through Remote Access Software, user communities from out-lying research

centers, colleges and in-house users are getting access to all the subscribed databases

such as AGRICOLA, EBSCO database for Agriculture, CAB Direct, Vet Med

Resources and Turnitin Anti-plagiarism tool. All the colleges and departments of

OUAT are connected through LAN to know and browse the resources of central library.

Users refer to theses through Krishikosh and Krishiprabha. CCTV Cameras are installed

at every nook and corner for surveillance.

Library Staff: All the services of the library are rendered by four professional staff i.e.

librarian, four non-professional staff and three contractual staff with one ministerial

support staff.

Library Committee Meeting: Library Committee meets as and when the required.

Detail of the Library Committee Meeting during last three years is enumerated in the

following table.

2727

Table 1.11. Details of Library Committee Meetings

Sl.No Meetings Date

1 Meeting of Purchase Committee 10.10.18





6 Meeting of Purchase –Cum-

development Committee

11.12.19



12.3.20



20.11.20

9 Meeting of Technical Committee 3.12.20

Table 1.12. Awards and Recognitions for Central Library

Sl.

No.

Name of award Date

1 Certificate of Appreciation from E-Granth 27.1.2017

2 Best Usage of e-Resources 2.11.2018

3 Best Networking among Agricultural Libraries in

Eastern Region

2.11.2018

4 Best Ambassador Award for CeRA usage in Eastren

Region

9.8.2019

6.6.2.4. Center for Excellence/Advance Studies/Centre for Advanced Faculty

Training: Clearly mention about the name, number, year of establishment, funding

agency and outcome of Centre for Excellence/ Advance Studies/ Centre for Advanced

FacultyTraining.

Presently, the University has a centre of excellence on Horticulture, operating at

Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Keonjhar. The centre has established during 2016-17 with

financial support from Rastriya Krishi Vikash Yojana.The Centre extends supports to

the farmers for adoption of technology for enhancing production of horticultural

cropsand improving livelihood security. Besides, science based and commodity based

Centers of Excellence are to be established at Bhubaneswar for strengthening

agricultural research on cutting edge science. The proposed centres are School of

Genomics, Transgenics & Bio-informatics; School of Application of Nanoscience &

Sensors; School of Precision Agriculture &NRMandSchool of Social Sciences. The

existing research stations/substations are to be transformed to commodity based Centers

of Excellence. Sixteen such centres on crops like rice, aromatic rice, maize, millets,

pulses, winter pulses, groundnut, mustard, sesame, linseed, ginger, turmeric, cotton,

fruits, coconut and integrated farming system have already been identified.

2828

6.6.2.5. IncubationCenter/Startupunits/ Venture capital: Provide the list of

incubation centre(s) start up units/ venture capital set up by the University for the

promotion of technologies generated at theUniversity.

OUAT is functioning as the Nodal Centre for “Start-Ups” on Agriculture & allied sectors for Odisha Startup Secretariat, Dept. of MSME, Govt. of Odisha since

2017. Till date, the Nodal Cell has reviewed 57 Applications, out of which 34 are

Startup Applications along with 8 startups received Monthly Assistance Grant, 3

startups received Product Development and Marketing Grant. The University has

submitted a project proposal amounting to nearly Rs. 20.00 Crore to NABARD,

Bhubaneswar for setting up of an Agri-Business Incubation Centre under the aegis of

Krishi Kalinga Innovations, a not-for profit Section-8 Company Act. Organized Startup

Boot Camp with support from Startup Odisha, Department of MSME, Govt. of Odisha

where in 106 number of students from 10 constituent colleges of OUAT had

participated. It has identified 21 new and innovative ideas and translated them to

Business Plans. Recommending and sponsoring student-entrepreneurs to participate in

nationallevel Hackathons and Startup competitions.

6.6.2.6. Technology Enabled Learning Resources: Technology allows for

personalizing learning, building capacity of teachers and driving decisions based on

real-time data. What kind of infrastructure, digital content, teacher training and data

systems have been created in this regard. What are monitoring and evaluation

frameworks to maintain and sustain thesefacilities?

All the colleges of the University have smart class rooms with LED facility

to facitate teching process. The University is working incessantly for capacity building

of teachers to achieve academic excellence. The faculties are regularly exposed to

national and international trainings to upgrade their knowledge and skill. Some of the

faculties have made presentations at international level. During last few years, summer

courses, short courses and winter courses have been organized in various colleges to

update the knowledge of faculties and scientists. An indicative list of trainings is given

below:

Table 1.13. Winter/Summer School and short courses organized

Sl.

No

Topic Place Period

1 ICAR Sponsored Winter School training on

Climate Change Impacts and Innovative

Adaptation Options for Smart Animal-Agriculture

College of

Veterinary .Sc.

& Animal

Husbandry

06- 26 Sept.

2019

2 ICAR sponsored Winter School on Dynamics of

entrepreneurial development for empowering

rural youth in agriculture

College of

Agriculture.

Bhubaneswar

7-27th Feb.

2019

2929

3 ICAR Sponsored Short Course on Fish Seed

Production and Quality Assurance

College of

Fisheries,

Rangeilunda

5-14th Feb.,

2019

4 ICAR sponsored short course on Recent

Advances in Pressurized Irrigation System for

Enhancing Water Use Efficiency

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

30th Oct. to

8th Nov. 2018

5 ICAR sponsored Winter School on

Entrepreneurship Development through Value

addition of Underutilized Crops

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

15th Nov. to

5th Dec. 2018

6 ICAR sponsored short course on Ergonomic

Interventions for Designing Women Friendly

Agricultural Technologies for Reduction of

Occupational Health Hazards

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

11-20th Dec.

2018

A specialized project entitled “Establishment of high performance computing facility centre for building excellence in research and development in Agriculture” is

functional in the University for management of big data to support & create High

Performance Computing Facility Centre (HPCFC) at the University, design and

maintain process and product digital database related to agriculture and its allied sectors

(agriculture, animal husbandry, fishery, and forestry). It will also support to develop

digital interface for crop disease identification, to develop omics data analysis platform

viz. Genomics, Transcriptomics and Proteomics and to develop crop simulation models

prediction platform.

The knowledge and contribution of the faculties are regularly monitored at

different levels such as Board of Faculty meetings and Education Council. The

faculties/scientists, who attend such capacity building programmes, usually make a

presentation before other faculty members and students regarding the knowledge

gained. These information are also reflected in the seif-appraisal report for monitoring

the performance of the faculties. Some of the faculties have earned awards and

accolades from various institutes/Universities, which is an indicator of their academic

accomplishment.

6.6.2.7. Integrated Learning Systems (Experiential Learning): How many these

units have been sanctioned by the ICAR? Mention the functional condition of each

unit. Provide data regarding year wise profit sharing with the students from eachunit.

OUAT is implementing the recommendations of Vth Deans’ Committee Report from the academic year 2016-17. Under Student READY programme,

Experiential Learning activities are taken up in most of the colleges to expose the

students for agricultural production system under skill, business and project mode. The

details of the Experiential Learning programme are given below. Four ELP Units have

been sanctioned by ICAR, namely

3030

• Commercial Horticulture, College of Horticulture, Chiplima(Non Functional)

• Aplied Hi-Tech Horticulture, College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar

• Fish Seed Production, College of Fisheries (Functional)

• Post Harvest Technology, College of Fisheries (Functional)

Table 1.14. Experiential Learning Modules operational during 2015-16

Name of

College

Name of the EL Modules No. of

Students

involved

Revenue

earned

% to

students

College of

Agriculture,

Bhubaneswar

Mushroom Production 20 - -

Apiculture and Biocontrol 20 - -

Soil testing & preparation

of nutrient status report

20 - -

Vermi-composting and

organic inputs

20 - -

Seed testing technique and

seed certification

procedures

20 - -

Production of quality

planting material and

nursery raising

20 - -

Preservation and value

addition technique of fruits

and vegetables

20 - -

Nursery management &

production of various

tropical and temperate

vegetable crops

20 - -

Tissue culture technology

of plant propagation and

ABT methods

20 - -

College of

Agriculture,

Chiplima

Horticulture (Post Harvest

Management)

10

Plant Pathology (Mushroom

Cultivation)

11 - -

Agronomy (Organic

Farming)

11 - -

Soil Science (Soil Testing) 10 - -

College of

Horticulture,

Chiplima

Protected cultivation of

high value horticultural

crop-

26 - -

3131

Name of

College


Students

involved

Revenue

earned

% to

students

Floriculture and Landscape

gardening, commercial

production of loose flowers

26 - -

Nursery Production and

Management-

25 - -

Post Harvest Management

and Value Addition-

26 - -

College of

Agriculture,

Bhawanipatna

Mushroom Production 15 - -

Vermicomposting 15 - -

Nursery management 15 - -

College of

Veterinary Sc.

& Animal

Husbandry

- - - -

College of

Agriculture and

Technology,

Bhubaneswar

Value addition of food

grains, fruits and vegetables

30 - -

College of

Home Science

Value added product

Handicrafts from

Agriculture by-products

Material development for –preschool children

FN-14

FRM-8

HDFS-4

3770 2825

College of

Forestry

Quality planting material

production

45 - -

College of

Fisheries

Seed production 30 200075 0

Post harvest technology 17 54600 0


Name of

College


Students

involved

Revenue

earned

% to

students

College of

Agriculture

Bhubaneswar

Mushroom Cultivation 20 7000 5,250

Sweet corn based

production system

20 84,275 63,256

Certified Seed production

in Green gram

16 Skill Skill

Hi-Tech Horticulture 20 6276 4707

Hybrid Seed Production in

Maize

16 1,26,000 94,500

Practical Bee Keeping 16 Skill Skill

3232

Name of

College


Students

involved

Revenue

earned

% to

students

Production of Trichocards 10 17,035 7526

Development of training

modules

20

Production of

vermicompost

12 2000 1500

Soil testing and production

of soil health cards

16 Skill Skill

Soil testing and production

of soil health cards

16 - -

College of

Veterinary Sc.

& AH,

Bhubaneswar

Rearing of Coloured

Chickens

24 24898 18674

College of

Agricultural

Engineering

& technology,

Bhubaneswar

Value addition of food

grains, fruits and

vegetables

30 - -

College of

Fisheries

Seed production 22 18020 0

Post- harvest technology 21 16485 0

College of

Agriculture

Chiplima

Food Processing (Post Harvest Management of Fruits and Vegetables)

11 - -

Mushroom Cultivation 12 4435 3326

Organic Production Technology (Vermi-composting)

11 -

Seed Production Technology

11 -

College of

Agriculture

Bhawanipatna

Mushroom Production 09

Sweet Corn production 06

Value added products of Horticultural crops

10

Vermi-composting 07

Mushroom Spawn Production

06

Soil Testing (Skill Mode) 05

College of

Horticulture,

Chiplima

Commercial Horticulture 14 7125 5344

Processing of Fruits and Vegetables for value addition,

17 7500 5625

3333

Name of

College


Students

involved

Revenue

earned

% to

students

Floriculture and Landscape Architecture

13 5001 3751

College of

Veterinary Sc.

& AH,

Bhubaneswar

Rearing of Commercial Broiler Chicken 76

155880 116910


Name of

College


Students

involved

Revenue

earned

(Rs.)

% to

students

College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar

Production of Vermi-compost

15 35300 26475

Applied Hi-Tech Horticulture.

19 0 0

Production of Paddy straw mushroom.

20 14400 10800

Hybrid seed production of maize

21 96000 72000

Sweet corn production 25 100000 75000

Seed production of Groundnut.

20 53500 40125

Skill Development in Apiculture.(Skill mode)

15 0 0

Production of Trichocards 11 103000 77250

Skill Development in Soil testing and preparation of Soil Health Cards. (Skill mode)

16 0 0

College of Agriculture, Chiplima

Food Processing (Post Harvest Management of Fruits and Vegetables)

11 72000 54000


Organic Production Technology (Vermi-composting)

11 8000 6000

Seed Production Technology 11 7500 5625

College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna

Mushroom Production 09 19000 14250

Sweet Corn production 06 17500 13125

Value added products of Horticultural crops

10 7700 5775

3434


Vermi-composting 07 7200 5400

Mushroom Spawn Production

06 2000 1500

Soil Testing (Skill Mode) 05 0 0

College of Horticulture, Chiplima


Processing of Fruits and Vegetables for value addition,

17 30000 22500

Floriculture and Landscape Architecture

13 5000 3750

College of

Veterinary Sc.

& AH

Rearing of Commercial Broiler Chicken

76 155000 116250

College of

Fisheries

Seed Production

Post-Harvest Technology

44 38000 28500


Name of

College


Students

involved

Revenue

earned

% to

students

College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar

Production of vermicompost 15 6000 4500

Applied High Tech

horticulture

19 3560 2670

Production of paddy straw

mushroom

20 14400 10800

Hybrid seed production of

maize

21 85014 63760

Sweet corn production 25 0 0

Breeder Seed production of

groundnut

20 0 0

Production of trichocards 11 35930 26948

Skill development in

Apiculture

15 0 0

Soil testing and preparation of

soil health cards

16 0 0

College of

Agriculture,

Chiplima

Food Processing (Post

Harvest Manageme-nt of

Fruits and Vegetables)

10 20491

15368

Mushroom cultivation 10 17800 13350

Organic Production

Technology

(Vermicomposting)

10 8200 6150

Seed Production Technology 10 26236 19677

3535

College of

Horticulture,

Chiplima

Processing of fruits and

vegetables for value addition

17 34136 25602


Architecture

17 20080 15060


College of

Agriculture,

Bhawanipatna

i.Mushroom cultivation,

ii.Value addition of

horticultural crops,

iii.Sweet corn production,

iv.Vermico-mposting,

v. Soil testing & preparation

of soil health card

vi.Preparation of client

problem based project

40 - -

College of

Fisheries

Fish Seed Production 23 67935 0

Post Harvest Technology 24 34800 0


Name of

College


Students

involved

Revenue

earned

% to

students

College of

Agriculture,

Bhubaneswar

Hybrid seed production in

Maize

20 65000 48750

Soil testing and preparation

of Soil Health Card

15 Skill

mode

0

Production of Vermicompost 20 2000 1500

Production of Trichocard 11 Skill

mode

0

Production of Paddy straw

Mushroom

20 14000 10500

Sweet Corn Production 20

Applied High Tech

Horticulture

20 8420 6315

Skill development in

Apiculture

15 Skill

mode

College of

Agriculture,

Chiplima

Post Harvest Management

of Fruits and Vegetables

11 10895 8171


Soil Testing and soil health

card preparation

11 Skill

mode

Seed Production Technology

of Sweet corn

11 8000 6000

3636

Name of

College


Students

involved

Revenue

earned

% to

students

College of

Agriculture,

Bhawanipatna

mushroom cultivation,

ii.Valueaddition of

horticultural crops

iii.Sweet corn production,

iv.Vermico-mposting,

v. Soil testing and

preparation of soil health

card

vi.Preparation of client

problem based project

46 0 0

College of

Horticulture,

Chiplima

Processing of fruits and

vegetables for value

addition

15 12620 9465


Architecture

14 6080 4560


College of

Fisheries

Fish Seed Production 20 19605 0

Post Harvest Technology 26 28340 0

6.6.2.8. Academic Industry Interface: Mention the important channels for

knowledge transfer between University and firms. How the university has been

benefited in last five years in terms of resource mobilization, research funding,

knowledge transfers and others?

Knowledge transfer between University and farms: The University has utilized

multiple channels for transfer of knowledge to the farms and farmers’field. The technology transfer is done by 31 Krishi Vigyan Kendras and 12 Regional Research

and Technology Transfer Stations/Sub-Stations. The knowledge is also shared with

Department of Agriculture & Farmers’ Empowerment, Fisheries and Animal Resource Development, Forest & Environment, Odisha through various meetings/workshops

and interaction programmes.

Resource mobilization and research funding: The University has taken steps for

involvement of public and private sectors in research and academic activities. The

novel products derived from R& D system of the private industries are tested for their

efficacy in various locations of the state, which will ultimately help in adoption of

technologies by the farming community and enhance agricultural production. Newly

released crop varieties, farm implements, pesticides, herbicides and other products are

regularly tested by the University scientists for the benefit of farmers. This has been

done with financial support from the respective industries.

3737

Table 1.19. Projects operated in the University with support of Public &

Private Sector, 2016-17

Sl.

No

Title of the Project Funding Agency

Financial

outlay (Rs in

lakh)

1 Concurrent Evaluation of National Food

Security Mission (NFSM), Programme

of Odisha for 2015-16

Directorate of Agril. and

Food Production, Govt.

of Odisha

49.96

2 Study on molecular characterization and

bioactive potential assessment on

chromium reducing microbes isolated

from chromite mines of Odisha

DST, Govt. of Odisha 4.24

3 Screening and extraction of biologically

active compounds from sheathed

Cyanobacteria isolated from building

facades and monuments of Odisha

DST, Govt. of Odisha 4.30

4 Characterisation of Binjharpuri Cattle National Bureau of

Animal Genetic

Resources (NBAGR),

Karnal, ICAR

39.2

5 Conservation and improvement of

Kendrapada Sheep

Agriculture and F.E.

Dept., Govt. of Odisha

under RKVY

50.60

6 Centre of Excellence on Remunerative

Horticulture & Agri-Livelihoods



under RKVY

600.975

7 Genetic Characterization and diversity

analysis of indigenous goat breeds of

Odisha with special reference to

adaptability traits

ICAR, Extra Mural fund

23.00

8 Use of LD slag as liming material and its

impact on native PSB population in acid

soils of Odisha

UGC, Govt. of India 8.35

9 An Innovative Solar Pumping based

Micro-Irrigation System in Vegetable

Cultivation



under RKVY

15.00

10 Strengthening of Bio-Technology and

Tissue Culture Centre



under RKVY

332.00

11 Development of Suitable Techniques for

inducing dormancy to reduce pre-

harvest sprouting in commonly

cultivated paddy varieties



under RKVY

27.30

3838

Sl.

No


Financial

outlay (Rs in

lakh)

12 Strengthening of Centre of Pulse

Research at Berhampur



under RKVY

734.08

13 Holistic Development of RRTTS,

Bhawanipatna, Kalahandi



under RKVY

211.09


Ranital, Bhadrak



under RKVY

688.18


Chiplima, Sambalpur



under RKVY

1200.58


Keonjhar



under RKVY

560.34

17 Strengthening infrastructure for

effective delivery of clinical health care

services to animals in College of CVSC

& AH, OUAT



under RKVY

148.00

18 Collection, Screening, Purification and

improvement of Greengram and

Blackgram Land Races of Odisha



under RKVY

225.00

19 1) Establishment of Bio-fertilizer

production unit and

(2)Establishment of Bio-control agent

production unit



under RKVY

195.00

20 Establishment of Pulses Breeder Seed

Processing and Storage Facilities at

OUAT



under RKVY

237.00

21 Testing of Quizalofop ethyl 4% +

Oxyfluorfen 6% RC against weeds,

phytotoxicity in Onion and effect

succeeding crops

Funded by M/s Dhanuka

Agritech Ltd

4.00

22 Preparation of Users Compendium on

Renewable Energy Technologies

Packages for Rural Livelihood Sectors

Ministry of New and

Renewable Energy, GOI.

2.548

23 Creation of Seed Hubs for increasing

indigenous production of pulses in India

ICAR-ATARI, Zone-

VII, Jabalpur and ICAR-

IIPR, Kanpur

105.00

24 Deployment and Scale-out of high

yielding stress –resilient maize hybrids

suitable for rainfed agro-ecologies of

Govt. of Odisha under

RKVY through

CIMMYT- Hyderabad

71.00

3939

Sl.

No


Financial

outlay (Rs in

lakh)

Odisha which is also known as Stress-

resilient maize for Odisha(SRMO)

25 Scheduling Irrigation in Groundnut

through Sprinkler Irrigation System

Project Director, ATMA,

Sambalpur

1. 35

26 Development of suitable technology for

conversion of waste green coconut into

biocoal as an alternate cooking fuel

Directorate of Science &

Technology(DST), Govt.

of Odisha

7.96

27 Studies on emerging infectious diseases

of Elephants(Elephas maximus)with

special reference to tuberculosis(TB)

and elephant endotheliotropic herpes

virus infection(EEHV)

Dept. of Biotechnology,

Ministry of Science &

Technology, Govt. of

India

24.21

28 Evaluation of Rainfed Area

Development(RADunder NMSA

Directorate of Soil

Conservation and

Watershed Development,

Odisha

26.505

29 Concurrent Evaluation of Additional

Fodder Development

Programme(AFDP)

Directorate of Animal

Husbandry and

Veterinary Services,

Odisha, Cuttack

8.0175

30 Statistical Survey to estimate production

of coconut in the State of Odisha

Coconut Board, Ministry

of Agriculture, Govt. of

India

2.90

31 Upgrading socio-economic status of

tribal farmers of Odisha through

engineering interventions

Funded by ICAR 26.84

32 Applied Hi-tech Horticulture under

Experiential Learning Programme

(ELP)


33 The Tribal Sub Plan (TSP) project

entitled “Development of Tribal

Community through Agriculture and

Allied Interventions in Khordha District


34 Enhancing productivity and profitability

with “Farmers FIRST’ focus in Khordha district of Odisha

KVK scheme of ICAR 6.79

35 Supplementation of mineral mixture

along with de-worming for improved

goat performance in Kandhamal District

ICAR 1.62

4040

Sl.

No


Financial

outlay (Rs in

lakh)

36 Evaluating Impact of Neonicotinoids on

Pollinators

ICAR- AICRP on Honey

bees and Pollinators

Division of Entomology,

IARI, New Delhi

17.63

37 Establishment of Bio-fertilizer and

Bio-control agent production units at

OUAT

Agriculture & F.E.

Department,

Government of Odisha

under RKVY

195.00

38 Creation of seed hubs for increasing

indigenous production of pulses in India

Funded by ICAR-

ATARI, Zone-VII,

Jabalpur,

120.00

39 Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhayay Unnat

Krishi Sikhya Yojana

funded by Ministry of

Human Resource

Development, Govt. of

India through ICAR

15.00

40 Increasing productivity of rice based

cropping systems and farmers’ income in Odisha. Strengthening seed systems

of STRVs through Innovative

Demonstrations & Extension

Approaches in Odisha. Activity:1,2,3,4

IRRI, the Philipines 26.00

21.90

25.00

8.00

A Cropping System Based Extrapolation

Domain Approach


Raising productivity and profitability of

rice-based cropping systems in Odisha

through rice crop manager


Inclusive development through

knowledge, Innovative Extension

Methods, Networks and Capacity

Building in Odisha



41 Testing of Fungicide PTFAI-001

against blast disease in rice

M/s. ADAMA India Pvt.

Ltd., Hyderabad

2.50

42 Effect of Vitamin E and selenium feed

supplements on production

performance, haematological and

immune status of broiler

M/s Ayurvet Ltd 1. 35

43 Efficacy evaluation of poultry feed

emulsifier with poultry diet

manipulation on performance, nutrient

metabolism, serum lipid profile and

carcass traits in broiler chikens

M/s Ayurvet Ltd 1.4412

44 Agronomic field studies with various

products Myco100, RhizoMyco,

M/s Novozymes South

Asia Pvt. Ltd

1.00

4141

Sl.

No


Financial

outlay (Rs in

lakh)

RhizoMyx, Bolt Gr. Ratchet in Hot

Pepper

45 Bio-efficacy studies of the

Bacillussubtilis-based bio-fungicide,

Taegro to control foliar disease,

Bacterial Leaf Blight in paddy

M/s Novozymes South

Asia Pvt. Ltd.,

1.00

46 Bio-efficacy studies of Bacillus subtilis-

based bio-fungicide, Taegro in hot

pepper against powdery Mildew

M/s Novozymes South

Asia Pvt. Ltd.,

1.00

47 Bio-efficacy studies of the Bacillus

subtilis-based bio-fungicide, Taegro to

control foliar disease, Seath Blight in

paddy

M/s Novozymes South

Asia Pvt. Ltd

1.00

48 Bio-efficacy studies of the Bacillus

subtilis-based bio-fungicide, Taegro to

control foliar disease, Seath Blight in

paddy

M/s Novozymes South

Asia Pvt. Ltd

1.00

49 Bio-efficacy evaluation of fungicide

Juniper on Paddy

M/s. UPL, Mumbai 2.00

50 Evaluation of 02 Bayer Rice Hybrids M/s Bayer Bio-Science

Private Ltd

3.00

Total 6269.357


Private Sector, 2017 -18

Sl.

No.


Financial

outlay

(Rs lakh)

1. Identification of Biomarkers for early

diagnosis of Mycobacterium avium

subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP)

infection and development of test to

differentiate between Johne’s disease infected and vaccinated animals(DIVA)

ICAR-National

Agriculture Science

Fund (ICAR-NASF)

29.98

2. Molecular profiling for evaluation of

medicinal values of meat of

Scyllaserrata and Pila globosa”

sanctioned

Science and Engineering

Research Board (SERB),

DST, Govt. of India

43.71

3. Aflatoxin-tolerant Duck production

through genetic and epigenetic

approaches sanctioned under ICAR-

ICAR-National

Agricultural Science

Fund(ICAR-NASF)

54.12

4242

National Agricultural Science

Fund(ICAR-NASF)

4. Tribological Analysis of a Direct

Injection Tractor Engine using

Biodiesel, Ethanol and Diesel Blends”

Science and Engineering

Research Board(SERB),

DST, Govt. of India

35.95

5. Study of effect of electron beam

irradiation on hydroxy apatite based

anocomposites using PLA and Luffa

fibers of Luffa cylindrica composites

University Grant

Commission

4.20

6. Study on Phytochemical analysis,

biological activities and bio fabrication

on nanoparticles by the extracts of local

weed species

University Grant

Commission

2.32

7. Recognition of captions in coordination

cages

University Grant

Commission

4.10

8. A study on effect of thermal radiation on

micropolar fluid

University Grant

Commission

1.70

9. Removal of Pb(II) and Cd(II) from

aqueous solution using fruits peel as low

cost adsorbent: Kinetic and Modelling

studies

University Grant

Commission

2.50

10. Relevance of persuasive communication

skills for students of Agri-Business

Management

University Grant

Commission

2.30

11. Synthesis, Characterization and Effect

of Graded Levels of Nano Selenium

Supplementation on the Performance of

Broiler Chicken

ICAR-NASF 59.81

12. Gender Friendly Tools and equipment in

Odisha

Directorate of Sc. &

Tech., Govt. of India

3.39

13. Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Programme MoHRD, Govt. of India 3.65

14. Skill training provision of gender

friendly farm tools in watershed areas

Directorate of Soil

Conservation and

Watershed Dev., Odisha

35.41

15. Zinc fortification in rice Harvest Plus (CIAT &

IFPRI)

3.5

16. Deployment and Scale-out of high

yielding stress –resilient maize hybrids

suitable for rainfed agro-ecologies of

Odisha


RKVY through

CIMMYT- Hyderabad

71.00

17. Preventing extinction and improving

conservation status of threatened plants

through application of biotechnological

tools


Ministry of Sci. & Tech.,

Govt. of India, New

Delhi

3.82

4343

18. Enhancing greengram productivity

through integrated nutrient management

during summer season in Sambalpur

districts

Project Director, ATMA,

Sambalpur

1.0

19. OUAT-ICARDA Collaborative

programme on winter pulses

ICARDA USD 5,000

20. OUAT-ICRISAT Collaborative

programme on chickpea

OUAT source Rs. 1.05

21. Biotechnological approaches to evaluate

nutritional and pharmaceutical values of

Scylla serrata and Pila globosa

Department of Science

and & Technology, Govt.

of Odisha

9.78

22. Isolation and characterization of

endophytic bacteria from selected

medicinal plants and exploitation of

their potential role in sustainable

agriculture with reference to the plant

growth promoting activities and

biocontrol properties

Department of Science

and & Technology, Govt.

of Odisha

9.8

23. Surveillance and monitoring of common

diseases of ducks of Odisha

Dept. of Agril. &FE,

GoO under RKVY

168.10

24. Establishment of Geospatial

Technology Centre for Multi-purpose

Agricultural Use

Dept. of Agriculture &

FE, Govt. of Odisha

under RKVY

225. 00

25. Development of Nutri-Smart village for

combating malnutrition in tribal districts

of Odisha

Department of

Agriculture & FE,


under RKVY

166.00

26. Infrastructure Support to OUAT-KVKs

a) Boundary wall at KVK Kendrapara &

Sundergarh-II

Department of

Agriculture & FE,


under RKVY

250.10

b) Seed Storage Godown at KVK Bolangir,

Dhenkanal, Malkanagiri, Nuapada, Puri

& Sonepur

108.00

c) Renovation of Acre farm pond for

piciculture and development of

irrigation system for orchard and field

crops at KVK Dhenkanal

45.00

27. Strengthening of infrastructure for

diagnosis, therapeutics and surgical

interventions ophthalmic affections in

animals

Dept. of Agriculture &

FE, Government of

Odisha under RKVY

130.00

28. Establishment of Pesticide Residue

Laboratory at OUAT

Department of

Agriculture & FE, Govt.

of Odisha under RKVY

298.80

29. Surveillance and molecular

epidemiology of especially dangerous

Defence Threat

Reduction

USD

1,15,226

4444

respiratory viruses in commercial and

backyard poultry and migratory

waterfowl in India

Agency(DTRA)-

University of

Minnesota(UMN), USA

30. All India Network Programme on

Gastrointestinal Parasitism”

ICAR-IVRI, Izatnagar,

U.P

47.75

31. Biodiversity study of preservation plot

in Rajini reserved forest under Khorda

Forest Division

State Silviculturist,

Ghatikia, Bhubaneswar,

Govt. of Odisha

1.50

32. Holistic Development of Sakhigopal

Farm for Coconut and Integrated

Farming System Reserch

Agriculture & F.E.

Department,


under RKVY

772.69

33. Infrastructure Development at RRTTSS,

Umerkote, Nabarangpur for Maize

Research

Agriculture & F.E.

Department,


587.00

34. Development and evaluation of straw

chopper-cum-seeder for small holdings

in Odisha

Agriculture & F.E.

Department, Odisha

285.36

35. Model Livestock Farm for Enabling

Entrepreneurship and capacity Building

Agriculture & F.E.

Department,


under RKVY

345.50

36. Formation and Operationalisation of

Farmer Producer Organisation(FPO) in

Ganjam District (Hinjlicut and Surada

Blocks) of Odisha

Agriculture & F.E.

Department,


under RKVY

325.48

37. Strengthening of Infrastructure for

Training and Demonstration ofHi-Tech

Agricultural Machines

Agriculture & F.E.

Department,


under RKVY

576.90

38. Establishing academic, research and

training centre of fish production in

newly acquired Bahalpur water body

and training centre on state of art fish

processing at College of Fisheries,

Rangailunda

Agriculture & F.E.

Department,


under RKVY

1515.14

39. Certification of Agriculture Programme-

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

Agriculture & F.E.


under RKVY

135.70

4545



Sl.

No.


Financial

outlay

(Rs lakh)

1 Genetic characterization and identification of

native chicken germplasms of northern Odisha

Science and Technology


8.86

2 Foster awareness among the graduate and

undergraduate students about the crop pests and

the useful controlling insects


Govt. of India

8.00

3 Branding the University for Excellence and

Entrepreneurship of NAHEP

ICAR 2497.61

4 Establishment of high performance computing

facility centre for building excellence in

research and development in agriculture

Agriculture Department,


RKVY

432.85

5 Creation of seed hubs for enhancing quality

seed availability of major oilseed crops

ICAR-Indian Institute of

Oilseed Research,

Hyderabad

370.00

6 Outreach programme on Ethno-Veterinary

Medicine

ICAR, New Delhi 1.73

7 Znic Bio-fortification in rice for Odisha Harvest Plus (CIAT

&IFPRI)

17.025

8 An integrated genomics/genetics approach for

development of mugbean varieties with

improved disease resistance” under joint call for proposal on “Pulses and Oilseeds Research Initiative (PORI)


Ministry of Science and


India, New Delhi

87.964

9 Evaluation of rice Variety BHU-II and (2)

Evaluation of rice Variety Mamata

M/s Bhulaxmi Seeds,

Baragarh

4.00

10 Strengthening Women Managed Backyard

Poultry Production System in two tribal

Districts of Odisha

Dept. of Bio


India

32.65

11 Enhancing Productivity of Small Ruminants

and Backyard Poultry for Sustainable

Livelihood for Tribal Farmers of Kandhamal,

Gajapati and Rayagada Districts of Odisha

Tribal Sub Plan

Project(TSP), ICAR,

New Delhi

148.19

12 Building Climate Resilience of Indian Small

holders through Sustainable Intensification and

Agro-ecological Farming System to Strengthen

Food and Nutrition Security

NIBIO, NORWAY

Govt.

222.977

13 Evaluation of three rice hybrids (BS 133, BS

144 and Arize Bold)

M/s Bayer Bio Science

Pvt. Ltd.

8.00

14 ICT based extension strategies for nutrition

sensitive agriculture in the states of UP and

Odisha

NASF, ICAR, New

Delhi

19.13

4646

Sl.

No.


Financial

outlay

(Rs lakh)

15 Bioaccumulation and bio-magnification study

on flora and fauna of surrounding the ash filled

South Balanda Mine Void

CSIR-National

Botanical Research

Institute, Lucknow

18.00

16 Evaluation of ITK practices against bovine

subclinical mastitis

National Innovation

Fund under DST, Govt.

of India

7.81

Total 3884.796



Sl.

No.


Financial

outlay (Rs

lakh)

1. Forest fire crisis and steps for early

management in Odisha

Dept. of Forest and

Environment, Govt. of

Odisha

4.84

2. Infrastructure for Capacity Building of

farmers at OUAT

DAFE, RKVY, Govt. of

Odisha

2720.00

3. Capacity Building of Women SHGs

Developed by Mission Shakti

Directorate of Mission

Shakti, Dept. of Women

and Child Development,

Odisha

130.00

4. Setting of six Demonstration Unit of

KVK, Nuapada

Executive Engineer,

NAFCC Works, Nuapada

18.74

5. Reach of AGMARKNET to farmers in

the State of Odisha

CCS National Institute of

Agricultural Marketing,

Jaipur, Rajsthan

4.73

6. Evaluation of Bioefficacy of EXOCITA

against early Shoot Borer, Top Borer,

stalk Borer, Root Borer, Pyrilla and

Termites in Sugarcane

M/s Willowood

Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.

4.00

7. Bioefficacy and Phytotoxicity of ‘Me 5382 2% GR’ against insect pest of paddy

M/s United Phosphorus

Ltd.

4.00

8. Bioefficacy and Phytotoxicity of ‘Me 5382 10% SC’ against insect pest of paddy

M/s United Phosphorus

Ltd.

4.00

4747

9. Evaluation of Bioefficacy of WCPL

7500 against Blast (Leaf & Collar),

Brown Leaf Spots and Sheath Blight in

Paddy Crop

M/s Willowood

Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.

4.00

10. Evaluation of the Bioefficacy of WCPL

7500 against Rot (Fruit/Ripe), Die back

and mildews (Powdery & Downy) in

Chili Crop

M/s Willowood

Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.

4.00

11. Bioefficacy evaluation of pymetrozine

25%+Tiamethoxam

17.5%+Hexaconazole 12.5% WG on

paddy cop

M/s. GSP Crop Science

Pvt. Ltd.

4.00

12. Quality enhancement of turmeric

(Curcuma longa L.) through

comparative evaluation of genotypes for

nutritional and quality profiles and

efficient post-harvest management

practices for sustainable production in

India


Ministry of Science &

Technology

32.62

13. Doubling Farmers’ Income through Agro Technological Interventions in

tribal dominated districts of Odisha


Total 3056.73



Sl.

No.


Financial

outlay

(Rs in lakh)

1. Solar based smart villages with focus

on drinking water, agricultural

operations and micro grid system

Dept. of Science and

Technology

5.00

2. Establishment of Biotech-KISAN Hub

at OUAT, Bhubaneswar

Dept. of

Biotechnology,

Ministry of Science

and Technology, GoI

310.00

3. Self-assembled nano-sized discrete

spherical coordination cages

Odisha State Higher

Education Council,

HE Dept., GoO

4.70

4. Laying out of Demonstration Plot

(LoDP) programme component under

Coconut Development

Board, Govt. of India

1.75

4848

“Integrated farming for productivity improvement at OUAT”

5. Evaluation of three Rice Hybrids viz.

(NK 5231, S4001 and S9001) along

with check

M/s Syngenta India

Pvt. Ltd.

4.48

6. Evaluation of hybrid paddy varieties

MRP 5409, MRP 5455, MRP 5566,

MRP 5569, MRP 5635, MRP 5639

M/s Mahyco Pvt. Ltd. 4.48

7. Evaluation of hybrid corn variety NK

7328

M/s Syngenta India

Ltd.

2.24

8. Evaluation of hybrid rice varieties: S

9001, S 4003

M/s Syngenta India

Ltd.

2.24

9. Evaluation of hybrid corn varieties:

DKC-9215, DKC-9210, DKC-9144,

DKC-9126, DKC-9198

M/s. Bayer Crop

Science Ltd.,

Bhubaneswar

2.24

10. Evaluation of hybrid rice varieties: BS-

133, BS-144 , Arize Bold, INH16019,

INH17119

M/s. Bayer Crop

Science Ltd.,

Bhubaneswar

2.24

11. Bio-efficacy and Phyto-toxicity

evaluation of UPH 814 (S) on

transplanted rice and its effect on

succeeding crop

M/s. UPL Ltd. 4.48

12. Bio-efficacy and Phyto-toxicity

evaluation of UPH 814 (S) on direct

seeded rice and its effect on

succeeding crop

M/s. UPL Ltd. 4.48

13. Bio-efficacy and Phyto-toxicity of

UPH 1518 against weed flora of

Transplanted Rice

M/s. UPL Ltd. 4.48

14. Bio-efficacy and Phyto-toxicity of

UPH 1518 against weed flora of

Direct Seeded Rice

M/s. UPL Ltd. 4.48

15. Evaluation of hybrid rice varieties:

MR 8333, MR 8383, MR 8222,

MC13, DRH 834, DRH 836

M/s. Rallis India Ltd. 4.48

16. Evaluation of hybrid maize varieties:

MM 9333, MM 9366, MM 9344

M/s. Rallis India Ltd. 4.48

17. Evaluation of paddy varieties:

SAMPADA (NP 9558) and NP 7075

M/s. Nuziveedu Seeds

Ltd.

4.48

18. Evaluation of paddy variety: SINDHU

(NP 9156)

M/s. Nuziveedu Seeds

Ltd.

4.48

19. Testing of corn hybrid PAC 741 (Mid-

early)

M/s UPL– Adavanta 2.24

20. Testing of rice hybrids M/s Seedworks

International Pvt. Ltd.

2.24

4949

21. Testing of hybrid rice varieties: 27P27,

B9333,B9463,27P37,XRA77922 and

XRA87925

M/s PHI Seeds Pvt.

Ltd., Bhubaneswar

4.48

22. Testing of Maize hybrids: DS4142,

P8135,P3378,P3550 and X35P665

M/s PHI Seeds Pvt.

Ltd., Bhubaneswar

4.48

23. Testing of Maize hybrids: Prince M/s Limagrain Field

Seeds, Bhubaneswar

2.24

24. Testing of Maize hybrids: Prince M/s Limagrain Field

Seeds, Bhubaneswar

2.24

25. Evaluation of Rice Hybrids MP 3030

& MP 3310

M/s Mahindra Agri

Solutions, Mumbai

2.24

26. Evaluation of maize hybrid MM2033 /s Mahindra Agri

Solutions, Mumbai

2.24

27. Bio efficacy evaluation of fungicide

GPF 219 on paddy (Sheath, Bilight,

Blast and Brown leaf spot)

M/s SWAL

Corporation Ltd.,

Mumbai

4.48


GPF 219 on chilli (Fruit rot, Die back,

Powdery mildew and Cercospora leaf

spot)

M/s SWAL

Corporation Ltd.,

Mumbai

4.48


GPF 219 on blackgram (Web Blight,

Powdery mildew and Cercospora leaf

spot)

M/s SWAL

Corporation Ltd.,

Mumbai

4.48

30. Bio efficacy evaluation of Insecticide

Chlorantranili prole 18.55 SC in Paddy

(Target Pests: Yellow stem borer and

Leaf folder; Studies: Bio efficacy ,

Phyto toxicity and effect on natural

enemies)

M/s UPL Ltd.,

Mumbai

2.24


Mancozeb 75% WP in paddy (Target

Pests: Blast; Studies: Bio-efficacy and

Phyto-toxicity)

M/s UPL Ltd.,

Mumbai

2.24

32. Bio efficacy evaluation of GPI 818 in

paddy (target Pest: Yellow stem borer,

leaf folder, whorl maggot; Studies: Bio

efficacy, Phyto-toxicity & effect on

natural enemies)

M/s UPL Ltd.,

Mumbai

2.24

33. Bio-efficacy evaluation of

Thifluzamide 15%+Difenoconazole

20%SC on paddy

M/s/ GSP Crop

Science Pvt. Ltd.,

Ahmadabad

4.48


Pymertrozine 30%+Tebuconazole

37% WG on Paddy

M/s/ GSP Crop

Science Pvt. Ltd.,

Ahmadabad

4.48

5050


Methoxyfenozide 18% + Pemamectin

Benzoate 1.8%SC on Paddy

M/s/ GSP Crop

Science Pvt. Ltd.,

Ahmadabad

4.48

36. Bio-efficacy evaluation of Thiocyclam

Hydrogen Oxalate 3%+Clothianidin

1.2% Gr in transplanted Rice

M/s/ GSP Crop

Science Pvt. Ltd.,

Ahmadabad

4.48

37. Genomic and proteomic studies for

characterization of Chilika Buffalo

Milk

State Council on Sc. &

Tech. dept., Govt. of

Odisha

2.84

38. Design, development and

demonstration of struvite recovery by

electro coagulation from urinal

systems for fertilizer applications

DST, Govt. of India 11.1304

39. Evaluation of bio-efficacy and

phytotoxicity of GPI12320 against

insect pests of soyabena (green

Semilooper Stem fly, Gridle beetle,

white fly)

M/s UPL Ltd.,

Mumbai

4.48

40. Bio-efficacy evaluation of GPI1220

against insect pests of paddy (Green

leaf hopper, Groundnut plant hopper,

Stem boarer, Leaf folder, Hispa )

M/s UPL Ltd.,

Mumbai

4.48

41. Bio-efficacy evaluation of GPI1820

against insect pests of paddy (Yellow

stem boarer, Leaf folder, Hispa)

M/s UPL Ltd.,

Mumbai

4.48

42. Evaluation of three Rice Hybrids viz.

NK 5231, S4001 and S9001

M/s Syngenta India

Pvt. Ltd.

4.48

43. OUAT-IIPR collaborative programme

on Chickpea

ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur 0.25

44. Standardization of comb honey

production technology in Apis cerana

indica Fab. For empowering

beekeepers of Odisha to double their

income


Total 470.49707

(Annexure 1.6)

Academic-Industry Linkage

Commercialization of OUAT Ragi thresher-cum- Pearler

OUAT Ragi thresher-cum- Pearler, developed during 2018, has

been commercialised by "M/s Sheet Profile Company Ltd., Berhampur, Odisha"

through a non-exclusive type license fee for three years (term ending in June 2021 and

will be renewed) for rs.30,000/-. The machinery is being sold at Rs. 67,000/- and Rs.

1,12,800/- with one year and three years warranty, respectively. Govt. has allowed a

5151

subsidy of Rs.25,000/- for general farmers and Rs.30,000- for SC/ST/ women farmers

for the thresher.

The students are exposed to industry environment to have first hand experience

regarding industrial products and agri-inputs. The list of industries are given below.

Table 1.24. Agro-industrial attachment of students during 2019-20

Sl.

No.

Name of the industry No. of Students

attached

1. Odisha State Seeds Corporation Limited, Bhubaneswar 10

2. Jay Bharat Spices Pvt. Ltd., Jagatpur, Cuttack 7

3. Odisha State Seed and Organic Product Certification

Agency, Bhubaneswar

6

4. Pradeep Phosphate Limited, Bhubaneswar 13

5. East Coast Bio-Tech Project, Surya Nagar, Bhubaneswar 8

6. Odisha Agroindustries Corporation limited, Bhubaneswar 8

7. OASIS Agro private limited, Bhubaneswar 17

8. Bamanda Biotek pvt. Ltd., Bhubaneswar 8

9. Kanaka Durga Cashew Processing Industry,Chhatrapur,

Ganjam

3

10. Sakthi Sugar limited,Haripur, Dhenkanal 3

11. Dewborn Agronutrients, Janla, Bhubaneswar 15

12. Kanak Bioscience and research pvt. Ltd., Bhubaneswar 14

13. Falcon Marine Exports Ltd., Bhubaneswar 4

14. Kalinga Mushroom,Dandamukundapur, Pipili, Puri 7

15. Ruchi food line, Cuttack 6

16. B-ONE Business house pvt. Ltd., Sahid nagar,

Bhubaneswar

4

17. United Business,(Kamadhenu Animal and poultry feeds),

OPOLFED, Laxmisagar, Bhubaneswar

1

18. Pragati Milk products pvt. Ltd., Jagatpur, cuttack 2

19. Nilachala Engineering Works, Jagatpur, cuttack 4

20. Odisha Aqua Traders And Marine Exporters Pvt. Ltd.,

Bhubaneswar

6

21. Space Application Centre (SAC), Ahmedabad 6

22. Odisha Space Application Centre (ORSAC) ,

Bhubaneswar

4

23. Practical Action, Bhubaneswar 5

24. Command Area Development Authority (CADA), Odisha 5

25. ICAR-Central Institute of Post Harvest Engineering &

Technology (CIPHET), Ludhiana

3

26. Northern Region Farm Machinery Training and Testing

Institute (NRFMTTI), Hisar

18

27. Odisha Lift Irrigation Corporation Ltd., Bhubaneswar 8

28. KLEAN SOLAR, Bhubaneswar 6

5252

29. ICAR-Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering,

Bhopal

6

30. Urban Micro Business Centre, Bhubaneswar 8

31. Agril. Mach Pvt. Ltd., Bhubaneswar 14

32. Practical Action, Bhubaneswar 5

33. ICAR-CIFA, Kausalyaganga, Bhubaneswar 11

34. M/s. Duba Fish Farm, Jagannathprasad, Ganjam 05

35. M/s. Kailash Fisheries and Aquatics, Mayurbhanj 04

36. M/s. Magnum Seafoods Ltd., Tangi 06

37. M/s. Alasore Marines Pvt. Ltd., Balasore 05

38. M/s. Hari Marines Pvt. Ltd., Balasore 05

39. M/s. Falcon Marines Exports Ltd., Balasore 10

40. AMRI Hospital & APOLLO Hospital, Bhubaneswar 14

41. CATCH (Centre for Autism Therapy and Counseling and

Help)

03

42. Weavers’ Service Centre 07

6.6.2.9. National Ranking (ICAR/ MHRD): Mention about the rank of the University

in last five years in the NIRF from ICAR/MHRD.

The University has excelled in academic research and extension performances; which

have been reflected in its ranking at national level (Annexure 1.7). The positions as per

ranking of ICAR and NIRF of MHRD are as follows.

Table 1.25. Ranking of the University

Year Ranking Agency Rank obtained

2017 ICAR 11th

2018 ICAR 15th

NIRF of MHRD 137th

2019 NIRF of MHRD 130th

ICAR 27th

2020 ICAR 20th

6.6.3. Research Support

6.6.3.1. Research Council: Mention the present composition of the research council

and provide the dates of meetings in last five years in tabular form.

The Research Council of the University is the apex body to formulate action plan

for research and finalize the research results to be channelized to extension agencies

for adoption by the farmers.

The composition of Research Council:

The Research Council is chaired by the Vice Chancellor and Dean of Research

coordinates all the activities. The other members include Deans/Directors/Associate

Deans of colleges, Dean, Extension Education, Associate Directors of Research of

RRTTS, Officer-in-Charge of RRTTSS, Commodity Research Stations and AICRPs;

Senior Scientists & Head of KVKs, officials of line Departments of Govt. of Odisha,

5353

representatives from local ICAR Institutes and farmer representatives. It is also attended

by Heads of the Departments, faculty members, scientists and extension specialists of

the University.

The research council of the University takes place in four different phases as

detailed below.

(i) Collection of farmers’ problems through RE-meeting in each KVK involving

scientists, district level extension officials, progressive farmers and other stakeholders.

(ii) Zonal research council meetings are organized at RRTTS with involvement of

scientists of research stations & KVKs, faculties of agriculture colleges of the zone,

district level officials, progressive farmers and other stakeholders like Agro Industries,

Markfed, etc.

(iii) Pre-SLREC meet of different Thematic Research Group (TRG) are organized

at University level for screening out the research results, transferable technologies and

technical programmes.

(iv) State Level Research and Extension Council (SLREC) meeting is organized

annually to recommend the transferable technologies and finalise the future technical

programmes.

Table 1.26. Dates of State Level Research Council Meetings

Sl. No. Year Dates

1 2015-16 4th -8th June 2016

2 2016-17 22nd -26th May 2017

3 2017-18 8th -12th May 2018

4 2018-19 22nd -25th May, 2019

5 2019-20 17th-18th June 2020

6.6.3.2. Directorate of Research: Give brief information about the present

establishment of the Directorate of Research, staff pattern, research coordination

mechanism, research and seed production centers and contribution in academic

programmes.

Present establishment of the Directorate of Research: The Directorate of research is

the nodal agency to monitor the research activities of the university. The research

activities are carried out through 8 Regional Research and Technology Transfer

Stations (RRTTS), 4 Regional Research and Technology Transfer Substations

(RRTTSS), 7 Commodity Research Centers. In addition to this, 52 All India Co-

ordinated Research Projects and other GOI, RKVY, collaborative research projects

are in operation with financial support from ICAR, Govt. of India, State Government

and several other external funding agencies.

5454

Fig. 1.2. Research Organisation

Staff Pattern: Directorate of Research is headed by Dean of Research and supported by

three scientists for supporting and coordinating in all technical and other need-based

activities. The Regional Research and Technology Transfer Stations are headed by one

Associate Director of Research supported by senior scientists, junior scientists for

taking up research activity of the zone and Farm Manager for taking up seed production.

The Regional Research and Technology Transfer Sub-Stations and Commodity

Research Stations are headed by Officer-in-Charge/Senior Scientist supported by junior

scientists of need based discipline. The AICRPs are headed by Officer-in- Charge and

supported by scientists for taking up commodity-based research in the state.

Research coordination mechanism

• Directorate of Research has a co-ordination cell for strengthening the research

planning and monitoring activities.

• Regular monthly review meetings are conducted by involving the scientists of the

research stations and research projects under the chairmanship of Dean of Research.

• Associate Director of Research of each agro-climatic zone takes the lead role in

technical support of monthly SMS level workshop and Research-Extension linkage

meet at each district.

• Feedback for research planning are received through the Research-Extension

linkage meet at each district.

5555

• State level Research-Extension linkage is conducted under the chairmanship of

Dean of Research with involvement of different ICAR institutes and CGIR projects

operating in the state for bringing research activities of the state on a single platform

and coordinating interinstitutional research at state level.

• Officials of line departments of district/state level, Scientists of ICAR/ CGIR

institutes are involved in the research planning of the university during Zonal

Research and Extension Advisory Council at RRTTS level and State level Research

& Extension Council meeting at University level conducted annually.

Research station and seed production centers: Research and seed production activities

of the university are carried out at the research stations, sub-stations and Krishi Vigyan

Kendras. Agro-climatic zone wise Research Stations of the University for taking up

research and seed production are as follows:

Table 1.27. Research stations/substations and seed production units

Sl.

No

Agro-Climatic zone Research

Station

District

1 North western plateau zone RRTTSS, Kirei Sundergarh

2 North central plateau zone RRTTS, Keonjhar Keonjhar

3 North eastern coastal plain

zone

RRTTS, Ranital Bhadrak

RRTTSS, Motto Bhadrak

4 East and south eastern coastal

plain zone

RRTTS, Bhubaneswar Khurda

JRS, Kendrapara Kendrapara

CPR, Berhampur Ganjam

SRS, Nayagarh Nayagarh

5 North eastern ghat zone RRTTS, G.Udayagiri Kandhamal

CRS (Dryland Research) Phulbani

6 Eastern ghat high land zone RRTTS, Semiliguda Koraput

RRTTSS, Umerkote Nawarangapu

r

CRS (Rice), Jeypore Koraput

HARS-CRS (Spices),

Pottangi

Koraput

7 South eastern ghat zone RRTTSS, Kalimela Malkangiri

8 Western undulating zone RRTTS, Bhawanipatna Kalahandi

9 West central table land zone RRTTS, Chiplima Sambalpur

SRF, Gambharipalli Baragarh

10 Mid-central table land zone RRTTS, Mahisapat Dhenkanal

Contribution in academic programmes:

• The scientists working in the research system at Bhubaneswar, Chiplima and

Bhawanipatna usually spend 25 per cent of their time in academic activities of

the collegeses in the respective campuses.

5656

• The AICRP on Tropical Mushroom & Honeybee provide technical and logistic

support for the students to carry out ELP programmes

• Facilitating periodical exposure visit of students to experimental fields of

different commodities

• Research facilities of RRTTS & AICRPs are utilized for students’ research activities.

• Student guidance at Masters’ and Ph.D level by the scientists of the research

division

• The scientists of research system contribute to academic literature through

authorship of text books and book chapters for undergraduate and post graduate

students.

6.6.3.3. Technology Developed and its Adoption: Provide the list of approved

technologies developed in last five years along with their adoption and coverage in the

jurisdiction of the University.

Table 1.28. Varieties released / breeds developed:

Sl.

No.

Crop/ Spp Variety Year of release &

characteristics

Remarks

1 Paddy Pradeep Released during 2016, 130 days,

103.0 q/ha, Medium land, yield

advantage of 11.7% over MTU

1001, Long slender grains

12000 ha

through seed

production, FLD

& lateral spread

2 Paddy Pratibha Released during 2016, 125 days,

91.99 q/ha, Medium land, yield

advantage of 16.72% over Lalat,

Long slender grains

45000 ha

through seed

production, FLD

& lateral spread

3 Finger

Millet

Arjuna Released during 2016, 106 days,

Avg. yield-26.0 q/ha

Moderately resistance to leaf

blast, neck blast and finger blast

and stem, borer. It can tolerate

dry spell of 10-12 days at

vegetative and 6-8 days at

reproductive stages

4000 ha

through KVK,

TSP

demonstration,

Odisha millets

mission and

other state govt

programme

4 Sugarcane Charchika Released during 2016, 360 days,

Avg. yield-100 t/ha

Sucrose content – 17.22%, fibre

content 13.51%, pole % of cane

13.33, suitable for jiggery, sugar

and ethanol production.

2000 ha

through TSP

demonstration

and state govt.

programme

5757

Sl.

No.


characteristics

Remarks

5 Potato Kufri

Ganga

Participatory release 2018,

75-80 days, potential yield: 32

t/ha, 45% higher yield over Kufri

Jyoti (22 t/ha), white skinned,

table purpose, moderately heat

tolerant

240 ha

through OUAT

demonstration

and state govt.

programme

6 Potato Kufri

Lima

Participatory release 2018, 90

days, potential yield:30 t/ha,

suitable for areas where bacterial

wilt is absent or mild.36% higher

yield over Kufri Jyoti (22 t/ha)

Heat tolerant

150 ha

through OUAT

demonstration

and state govt.

programme

7 Paddy Hasanta Notified 2018, 145 days, Avg.

yield-55.72 q/ha, Intermediate

plant height,SB grains, white

Kernel, Moderate resistant to

Leaf folder, leaf blast sheath

blight and BLB

35000 ha

through seed

production, FLD

and lateral

spread

8 Paddy Asutosh Notified in 2018, 150 days, Avg.

yield-26.11 q/ha, Intermediate

plant height,SB grains, white

kernel, moderate resistant to

blast and sheath blight

submergence, Leaf folder, Leaf

blast, sheath blight and BLB

12000 ha

through seed

production, and

lateral spread

9 Paddy Gobinda Notified 2018, 130 days, Avg.

yield-53.9/ha.Intermediate plant

height, MS grains, white kernel,

moderate resistant to Sheath

blight and BLB, GMB 1

40000 ha

through seed

production, and

lateral spread

10 Grain

Amaranth

Suvadra Released during 2020, 126 days

(Rabi), yield:28.1 q/ha

(potential), Irrigated

uplands/medium lands, Yield

advantage of 3.22q/ha over BGA

2

10 ha

through TSP

demonstration

5858

Sl.

No.


characteristics

Remarks

11 Maize Kalinga

Raj

Released during 2020, 85- 100

days, 79.5 q/ ha in State MLT,

Kharif up/ medium land

condition of Odisha, (11.2 –

28.5) % over checks, Tolerant to

drought.

60 ha

through State

Govt.

programme

12 Cotton BS 279 Released during 2020, 150 – 160

days, 2050 kg/ha

Upland ecosystem, Seed cotton

yield of BS 279 is 33.2 % than

the Zonal Check (LRA 5166),

staple length of 29.2 mm to 30.8

mm, micronaire of 4.4 to 4.8,

strength of 22.2 to 23.9 g/tex and

strength/length ratio of 0.74 to

0.81.

40 ha

through State

Govt.

programme

13 Bottle gourd

Utkal

Shobha

BBOG 3-1

Released during 2020, Potential

yield: 20-25 t/ha

Duration : 120 days

Can be cultivated throughout the

year, Less incidence of Powdery

mildew and downy mildew

4 ha through TSP

demonstration

14 Tomato Kalinga

Tomato

121

Released during 2020, 98 days,

300-350 q/ha

Irrigated medium land

More yield of 14.6% than

existing variety Arka Bikash

TSS:5.06%, Titrable acidity-

0.50%, Dry matter -6.7% :

Tolerant to bacterial wilt

10 ha through

TSP

demonstration

15 Blackgram Sashi Notified 2020, 66-73 days,7-9

q/ha. Resistance to LCV,

BLS, anthracnose, moderately

Resistance to MYMV, CLS,

Macrophomina blight, stem

necrosis and PM

15 ha through

TSP, KVK

demonstration

5959

Sl.

No.


characteristics

Remarks

16 Finger

Millet

Kalua Notified 2020, 110 days,17.6

q/hq, light brown grains,

resistance to leaf and neck stem

borer, moderately resistant to

blast. tolerate dry spell of 8-10

days at vegetative and 5-6 days

at reproductive stages.

400 ha

through KVK

demonstration

and govt.

programmes

17 Poultry Pallishree Released during 2019, Attain a

live wt. of 1.7 kg at 6 weeks of

age with FCR of 1.88 and low

mortality (2%). Can be reared

profitably with a B:C ratio of

1.4.

2000 farm

family through

KVK

demonstration

and lateral

adoption

(Annexure 1.8)

Table 1.29. Crop Production technologies

Sl.No. Technology Year Remarks

1 In rainfed upland urdbean + maize

(1:1) intercropping system is

remunerative compared to sole

urdbean and maize

2015-

16

300 ha in Nabarngpur,

Koraput and Kalahandi

through FLD and lateral

spread.

2 Mustard Var. NRCHB 101 (early

juncea group) for irrigated up land

and medium land situation

2015-

16

100 ha in Bhadrak, Puri

and Mayurbhanj,

Koraput in TSP and

demonstration of KVK,

NRRI and WTCR

3 Jute retting with CRIJAF make

microbial consortium culture (@20

kg/ha

2015-

16

350 ha in Kendrapara,

Jajpur and Keonjhar

district through TSP and

KVK demonstration

4 Application of 75% of STBR

Fertilizer N + Azotobacter @ 4

Kg/ha + Azospirillum @ 4 Kg/ha

+ full P and K in brinjal

2015-

16

250 ha through TSP,

FLD, and lateral spread

5 Basal application of Zinc 2.5@

kgha-1 along with soil test based

fertilized NPK and 5 t FYM/ha in

rice

2015-

16

3000 ha in all most all

districts of Odisha

through demonstration

and Govt. programme

and lateral spread

6060


6 Boron, 0.5 kg ha-1 and Zinc, 2.5 kg

ha-1 supplementation to soil test-

based fertiliser NPK in maize

2015-

16

5000 ha in Koraput,

Ganjam Nabarangpur,

Keonjhar, Kalahandi and

through FLD and govt.

programmes

7 Imazethapyr (2%) + pendimethalin

(30%) (Ready mix) 1 lit/ha pre-

emergence spray for controlling

weeds in black gram

2015-

16

2000 ha through TSP,

FLD, Govt. programmes

and lateral spread

8 Pre-emergence application of

pendimethalin @ 1000 g/ha

followed by bispyribac sodium @

25 g/ha combined with one manual

weeding in paddy

2016-

17


districts of Odisha

through TSP, FLD, Govt.

programmes and lateral

spread

9 Three local strains of arhar

rhizobium (MH636329,

MH636773, MH636773) isolated

for acid and neutral to alkaline soil.

Rhizobium (MH661260) isolated

for nodulation of Acacia mangium.

2017-

18

Validation and

Production programme

being taken up

10 Pinching (nipping of terminal buds)

at 60 DAS and foliar spray with 2%

DAP, micronutrient mixture (0.5%

ZnSO4 + 0.3% Boric acid) and 40

ppm NAA at flowering stage for

improved seed yield of dhaincha.

2017-

18

100 ha in seed

production programme at

KVK/govt. fams and

farmers level

11 Intercropping of finger millet with

maize (8:2) for higher finger millet

equivalent yield and net return

2017-

18

200 ha in Nabarngpur and

Koraput through FLD,

NGO activity and lateral

spread.

12 FYM @ 5 t/ha along with 20 kg

Phos/ha to kharif Groundnut treated

with P-solubulising culture for

better utilization of native soil

phosphorus

2017-

18

18000 ha in Ganjam,

Baragarh, Kalahandi and

Dhenkanal through FLD

activity and lateral spread

13 Broad bed furrow method of

planting with application of

pendimethalin 30 EC @ 1.0 kg/ha-

PE followed by imazethapyr 55 g/ha

at 20 DAS for higher yield of

mungbean and urdbean.

2017-

18

150 ha for BBF and 2000

ha for weed control



spread

14 High density cotton planting:

Sowing cotton in high density

2018-

19

1300 ha in Kalahandi,

Bolangir and Rayagada

6161


planting system with spacing of

60cm x 10cm for maximum seed

cotton yield and number of bolls per

plant

through FLD, Govt.


spread

15 Nipping in pigeon pea: In medium

duration pigeon pea, spacing of 120

cm x 30 cm along with nipping at 45

DAS for higher grain yield, net

return and B:C ratio

2018-

19

500 ha in Rayagada,

Ganjam, Baragarh

Kalahandi and other

districts through FLD and

lateral soread

16 Pulses seed inoculation: The

productivity of pulse crop (60-70

days) can be enhanced by treating

the seeds with Mo @ 10 g as

Sodium Molybdate and seed

inoculation with Rhizobium @ 1.5

kg and coating seeds with lime @ 4

kg per 25 kg seed with application

of soil test based fertilizers.

2018-

19


districts of Odisha


and Govt. programme

and lateral spread

17 Application of nutrients with RDF

(20-40-20 kg/ha of N-P2O5-K2O)

with foliar sprayings 0.25% Boron-

(20%) at 50% flowering stage will

enhance the yield of Arhar.

2018-

19

500 ha through TSP, FLD

and awareness

programmes.

18 Application of Boron (20%) @ 2.5

g/litre of water at flower initiation

for increasing mungbean grain yield

2018-

19

100ha through FLDs /

awareness in East & SE

Coastal plain

19 Nitrogen application in cotton: In

cotton, application of nitrogen (120

kg/ha) in two splits at basal and

flowering stage for maximum

sympodial branches/plant,

bolls/square metre, boll weight,

seed cotton yield.

2019-

20

2000 ha in Kalahandi,

Bolangir and Rayagada

and other districts

through FLD,training,

Govt. programmes and

lateral spread

20 Nutrient management of Pikka

tobacco: Application of

N:P2O5:K2O @ 100:50:50 to pikka

tobacco for higher leaf yield, net

return .

2019-

20

30 ha in Rayagada

through FLD and training

programmes

21 Integrated Farming System model:

The IFS model with crops, dairy,

poultry, fishery and kitchen garden

in 1.25 ha under irrigated ecosystem

2019-

20

30 numbers IFS models

replicated in coastal

districts

6262


at Bhubaneswar has been

developed.

22 Weed management in transplanted

rice: Post emergence application of

Cyhalofop butyl+ Penoxulam @

135g/ha in transplanted rice for

better weed control grain yield.

2019-

20

1500 ha through FLD,

TSP programmes

23 Weed management in okra: Pre-

emergence application of

pendimethalin @6 ml/ litre + one

hand weeding 30 DAS

2019-

20

600 ha through FLD and

TSP programmes

24 Suitable varieties tested for Odisha:

Aromatic Rice(Parbatjeera,

Kalikati, Dhobaluchi, Deulabhog) ,

Rice(Sahabhagi dhan), Chickpea

(JAKI 9218), Mustard(DRMR 150-

35 ), Cowpea (Kashi Kanchan),

Sweet Potato(Kalinga), Marigold

(Arka Bangra), Gerbera (Arka

Krishika)

2019-

20

1000 ha of varietal

demonstration done

during the year in the

state through FLD and

TSP programmes

25 Overnight soaking of three budded

setts in 100 ppm ethrel solution for

higher germination and combined

application of 100 ppm ethrel

followed by gibberillic acid spray @

35 ppm at 90, 120 & 150 DAP for

higher cane yield in sugarcane

2019-

20

To be replicated this year

through on farm testing

26 Application of tembotrione 100

gm/ha at 20 DAS was found to be an

efficient post emergence herbicide

in controlling complex weed flora in

maize

2019-

20

80 ha through FLDs

Table 1.30. Plant protection technologies


1 Paddy seeds treated with

Emamectin benzoate 5 SG 2 ppm

a.i. (40.0 mg/kg seed) or

Spinosad 45 SC 2 ppm a.i. (4.4

mg/kg seed) or deltamethrin 2.8

EC 1.0 ppm a.i. (0.04ml /kg

seed), stored in moisture

impervious bags provide safe

2015-16 800 numbers of

beneficiary through FLD

and field day pprogramme

6363


storage up to 6-9 months in

coastal region of Odisha

2 Three sprayings with tank

mixture of validamycin 2.5 ml/l

and rynaxypyr 0.3 ml/l 10-15

days interval for mgt. of sheath

blight disease, Stem borer and

leaf-folder in rice

2015-16 15000 ha in all most all

districts of Odisha



spread

3 Three foliar sprayings of

Azoxystrobin 1.0 ml/lit of water

at 10 days interval starting with

panicle initition stage is for

reducing the sheath rot disease of

rice


districts of Odisha



spread

4 Seed treatment with

Azotobacter, Trichoderma.

viride, PSB each 5g/kg followed

by soil application of T. viridae

2 kg/ha 21 DAS and

Pseudomonas fluorescens spray

0.2% 45 DAS to control root rot

and stem rot disease in Jute.

2015-16 400 ha in Kendrapara,

Jajpur and Keonjhar


KVK demonstration

5 Carboxin + thiram @ 0.2%

recorded nearly 90% reduction

of seedling mortality caused by

eight fungal pathogens i.e

Trichoconis padwickii,

Curvurlaria lunata, Fusarium

fujikuroi, Fusarium

pallidoroseum, Aspergillus

flavus, Rhizopus oryzae,

Helminthosporium oryzae and

Penicillium sp. in many crops


districts of Odisha

through TSP, FLD,

Trainings ,Govt.


spread

6 Foliar spraying of pymetrozine

50%WG @125 and 150g.ai/ha at

50 and 70 DAT for effective in

control of BPH, WBPH and

GLH in rice

2016-17 5000 ha through TSP,

FLD, trainings ,Govt.

rogrammes and lateral

spread

7 Two round foliar spray of

indoxacarb14.5SC @ 0.001%

and emamectin benzoate 5%SG

@ 0.002% at 25 and 40 DAP for

management of hadda beetle

2016-17 500 ha through TSP, FLD,

trainings ,Govt.

rogrammes and lateral

spread

6464

mailto:5%[email protected]%25

mailto:5%[email protected]%25


Henosepilachna

vigntioctopunctata in brinjal

8 Application of Bt @ 1 kg / ha +

Flubendiamide 48 SC @ 200 ml

/ha for reducing pod borer

population in arhar

2016-17 1300 ha in arhar growing

regions through FLD and

awareness

9 Trichogramma to control stem

borer of rice: Release of parasite

Trichogramma japonicum @ 1

lakh/ha at 50 days after

transplanting


districts of Odisha

through TSP, FLD,

Trainings ,Govt.


spread

10 Insecticides against shoot & fruit

borer of brinjal : Flubendiamide

480 SC @ 78.70 g ai/ha and

rynaxypyr 20 SC @ 33.33 ai/ha

are effective in controlling shoot

& fruit borer of brinjal

2017-18 500 ha in brinjal growing

regions through FLD,

TSP and awareness

11 Management of sucking pests in

cotton: Foliar spray of

dinotefuran 20% SG@ 30g/ha at

79 DAG (days after germination)

and 94 DAG for leaf hopper,

white fly and aphid management


FLD, trainings, other

Govt. demonstration and

lateral spread

12 Root-knot nematode

management in mungbean: Soil

application of carbofuran @ 0.75

kg a.i/ha + seed treatment with

Trichoderma harzianum @ 10

g/kg seed

2017-18 80 ha through TSP, FLD

and lateral spread

13 Management of disease complex

of brinjal: Seed treatment of

brinjal with metalaxyl +

mancozeb MZ 72 @ 2 g/kg

followed by soil application of

carbofuran 3G @ 1 kg a.i./ha at

planting and soil drenching of

carbendazim 0.15% +

streptocycline 0.015%

2017-18 1000 ha through FLD,

TSP, awareness

programme and lateral

spread

14 Management of rhizome rot

disease of ginger: Rhizome

treatment for 30 minutes and soil

drenching with metalaxyl MZ

2017-18 500 ha in Koraput,

Kandhamal and coastal

districts through FLD,

TSP, awareness

6565


72% WP @ 0.2% +

streptocycline @ 0.015% twice

at 45 and 90 days after planting

programme and lateral

spread

15 Nematode management in okra:

Seed treatment with

Purpureocillium lilacinum @ 5

ml/kg followed by soil

application of FYM @ 2.5 t/ha

enriched with P. lilacinum (@ 10

ml/kg)


and lateral spread

16 Eco-friendly Pink stem borer

management in finger millet:

Spraying of NSKE 5% at 35

DAS


FLD, other Govt.

demonstration & lateral

spread

17 Pre-harvest spraying of

emamectin benzoate (5 SG) @

0.3 ml/L or profenofos (50EC) @

1ml/L twice (at 50% pod

maturity and maturity stage) in

greengram for pulse beetle and

subsequent carry over pest load

during storage of seeds


and lateral spread

18 Application of carbofuran 3G @

30 kg/ha at 20 days after

transplanting (DAT) followed by

spraying of Rynaxypyr 20 SC @

150 ml/ha at 45 DAT and

Pymetrozine 50 WG @ 300 g/ha

at 65 DAT can control stem

borer, gall midge and plant

hoppers in rice.


FLD, training,Govt.


spread

19 Soil solarization and seed

biopriming with Trichoderma +

Pseudomonas @ 5 gm / kg seed

each, reduced the post-

emergence seedling damping off

of tomato and chili


and training programmes

20 Application of FYM @ 1 ton/ha

enriched with consortium of P.

fluorescens and T. viride) for

management of rootknot

nematode and Ralstonia

solanacearum complex in brinjal.


and lateral spread

6666


21 Managing stem rot of jute: Seed

treatment with tebuconazole

@1.5ml/kg of seed + spraying of

tebuconazole @0.15% at 45 days

of crop age for stem rot of jute

with lowest root rot


Jajpur and Keonjhar


KVK demonstration

22 Management of yellow mite of

jute: Spraying of mineral oil

(Servo Agro Spray) @ 9ml/lit of

water at 35 and 50 days after

sowing


Jajpur and Keonjhar


KVK demonstration

23 Pulse beetle management with

botanicals: Smearing oils of

lemon grass and citronella @

5ml/kg of seed inhibits

oviposition up to 15 days

whereas sweet flag and neem oil

@5ml/kg of seed has similar

effect up to 1 and 3 months,

respectively

2018-19 500 numbers of

beneficiary through TSP

and demonstration

programmes in Ganjam,

Gajapati and Koraput

districts

24 Spraying of 1500 ppm Neem

formulation @2.5 ml/l at 15days

after sowing (DAS) for shoot fly

management in little millet


and lateral spread

25 Spraying of Diafenthiuron 50

WP @ 312.5 g a.i. / ha at 25 days

after sowing (DAS)against

sucking pests of mungbean


and lateral spread

26 IPM module for fruit and shoot

borer in brinjal: Application of

Neem cake + Pheromone trap +

Clipping of twigs along with

alternate spray of Flubendiamide

and Cartap- hydrochloride at 10

days interval.

2019-20 800 ha through FLD, TSP,

awareness programme

and lateral spread

27 Disease management in sesame:

Seed treatment with

Trichoderma viride @ 10g/kg

+furrow application of T. viride

(2.5 kg enriched in 250 kg FYM

/ha) and foliar application of

azoxystrobin (23 % SC) @ 1ml/l

at 45 DAS & 60 DAS

2019-20 500 ha through FLD, TSP,

awareness and other govt.

programmes

6767


28 Molecular validation of BPH

resistance in rice variety Hasanta

revealed presence of one major

resistance conferring gene i.e.,

BPH31 with two QTLs qBPH4.3

and qBPH4.4.

2019-20 35000 ha through seed

production, FLD and

lateral spread

Table 1.31. Horticultural technologies

Sl.

No.

Technology Year Remarks

1. Phyto sanitation followed by

mechanical extraction of Cashew

Stem and Root Borer (CSRB) grub

followed by application (mopping) of

chlorpyriphos (0.2% solution) on the

affected portion

2015-16 80 ha under the varieties

through FLD, awareness

and cashew board.

programme

2. Thirty kg S/ha (Gypsum / elemental

sulphur) is ideal for onion yield

(152.9 q/ha) and quality.

2016-17 200 ha in Angul, Bolangir

and Kalahandi through

FLD, TSP and lateral

spread.

3. Effect of NAA on pruned acid lime:

Pruning of branches with foliar spray

of NAA @100 ppm for increased

fruit retention, fruit size, yield and

quality of acid lime (Citrus

aurantifolia).

2017-18 100 ha orchards in Angul,

and other districts through

demonstration and lateral

spread

4. Weed management in onion: Pre-

emergence application of

pendimethalin 750 g /ha followed by

application of quizalofop-p-ethyl 50

g /ha at 20 DAS

2017-18 400 ha in Angul, Bolangir

and Kalahandi through

FLD, TSP and lateral

spread.

5. Boron application in potato: Foliar

application of Boron (0.1%) at 40, 50

and 60 days after planting for higher

tuber yield with minimum cracking

2018-19 500 ha under the varieties

through FLD, TSP activity

and state Govt. programme

6. Marigold variety African marigold

/Arka Bangra/ Bidhan marigold 2 for

maximum flower yield of in the Mid Central Table Land Zone

2019-20 100 ha in Angul,

Dhenkanal, Khordha,

Kalahandi and other

districts through FLD, TSP

and lateral spread

7. Foliar spray of 25 ppm of salicylic

acid at pre-flowering and 50 %

fruiting stages under water stress

2019-20 Under validation through

on farm testing before any

farm/ field replication

6868

Sl.

No.


condition for improving yield and

quality of tomato seed.

8. Nutrient management in long

pepper: FYM @ 20 t/ha for better

plant height, number of leaves per

plant, leaf area, number of catkins per

plant, heaviest catkin and more

piperine yield in long peeper

2019-20 12 ha of area on

recommended organic

dose, through FLD and

training programmes.

9. Planting of banana with 3 suckers per

pit at a distance of 2 m x 3 m i.e. 5001

plants per hectare for higher yield

2019-20 100 ha in Kandhamal and

other districts through TSP

FLD and training activities

Table 1.32. Agriculture Engineering technologies

Sl.

No.


1. Tractor Operated Groundnut

Thresher

2015-16 Practiced in 500 ha

through demonstration and

lateral spread

2. Tractor operated maize dehusker

cum sheller with a shelling capacity

of 20 q/hour and cost of operation of

Rs 36/q suitable for simultaneous

dehusking and shelling of maize

2016-17 Practiced in 80,000 ha


lateral spread

3. Tractor operated multi-row rotary

weeder with a field capacity of 0.27

ha/h suitable for weeding and hoeing

operation in sugarcane crop.

2016-17 Practiced in 50 ha of

sugarcane area through


spread

4. A feed-in type bullock operated

sunflower thresher developed and

evaluated with average output was

64.8 kg/h with threshing and cleaning

efficiency of 98.7% and 84.5%,

respectively.

2016-17 Practiced in 40 ha through


spread

5. Extending shelf-life of paddy straw

mushroom up to 72 hour by pre-

cooling of mushroom at 14°C for 2

hour after harvest and packing in 75 µ

HIPS punnet with 1.2% perforations

and stored in cold storage at 15±1°C.


OFTs for larger adoption

by farmers.

6. Ragi thresher-cum-pearler having

output of 85.7 kg/h, threshing

efficiency of 92.1%, cleaning

efficiency of 92.4%

2017-18 5000 ha of ragi grown area


lateral spread

6969

Sl.

No.


7. Three row manual rice transplanter

having capacity of 0.02 ha/h (9 man-

days/ha) with missing hill 3 to 5% can

be operated using mat type seedlings

2017-18 Practiced in 50 ha of area


lateral spread

8. Management of rice weevil & pulse

beetle: Mixing of Silica Nano Particle

(SNP) @0.5 g/kg of raw rice

/Spraying of SNP emulsion at

concentration of @1000 ppm on

gunny bag for rice-weevil and direct

mixing of SNP with greengram @0.7

g /kg of grain for pulse beetle



by farmers.

9. Pedal operated maize sheller with

shelling efficiency of 95.2 - 97.6%

with output: 85-90 kg/h. The cost of

shelling is Rs 0.90/kg

2018-19 Practiced in 40 ha of maize

area through demonstration

and lateral spread

10. OUAT maize dehusker-cum-sheller

for simultaneous dehusking and

shelling with output of 130 kg/h with

97% shelling efficiency operated by a

pair of bullocks in rotary mode or by

1.0 hp electric motor.

2018-19 Practiced in 20 ha of maize

area through demonstration

and lateral spread in

Gajapati, Rayagada

11. Tractor operated axial flow rice

thresher with capacity of tractor

operated axial flow rice thresher with

and without mechanical feeding

system was 16.62 q/h and 10.15 q/h,

respectively. There was a cost saving

of 36 % and labour saving of 50 %

over existing thresher by use of the

feeding system

2019-20 Practiced in 60,000 ha


lateral spread

12. Little millet thresher-cum-cleaner:

A little millet (suan) thresher -cum-

cleaner, operated by bullock power in

rotary mode was developed with an

average output of 54.2 kg/h, threshing

efficiency of 95.2 %, cleaning

efficiency of 94.5 % and cost of

operation of Rs 0.55/kg

2019-20 Practiced in 40 ha through


spread in Gajapati district.

7070

Table 1.33. Animal/Fishery science technologies

Sl.

No.


1. Teat dipping in 5% Curcuma longa

solution for five minutes after each

milking and oral administration of

dicalcium phosphate 25 gm daily for 90

days to prevent occurrence of subclinical

mastitis

2015-16 Practised by 70% (50 nos)

of dairy farms and 300

dairy farmers of Khordha,

undivided Cuttack and

Puri

2. Treatment of Chronic Repeat Breeding

Cows with Nutritional and Hormonal

Intervention for High Conception Rate

2015-16 Practised by 60% of

veterinarians of the state

for treating the disorder

3. Hansli × CSML cross broiler birds

achieved a body weight of 1174.08

g at 8th week of age with FCR 2.67.



by farmers.

4. Supplementation of mineral mixture

along with treatment of anestrous animal

with double synch protocol to improve

the conception

2017-18 Practised by 60% of

veterinarians of the state

for treating the disorder

5. Selection, distribution and rotation of

superior bucks with deworming thrice a

year and vaccination against PPR, goat

pox and enterotoxaemia for

improvement in body weight of Ganjam

goats

2017-18 400 number of goat

farmers of Ganjam

6. Performance of Puntius gonionotus:

Puntius gonionotus under mono and

polyculture system for higher yield from

polyculture (Catla: silver barb: Common

carp in the ratio of 40:30:30)

2017-18 Practiced with 200

numbers of fish farmers

under OFT and FLD in

Angul and other coastal

districts

7. Combined use of probiotics:

Lactobacillus sporogenes and

Saccharomyces cerevisiae @2% each in

an interval of 15 days for growth of Rohu

(Labeo rohita)

2017-18 Practiced with 500 no. of

fish farmers under

demonstration and

awareness programmes

8. Stocking density on seed stunting @30

nos /m² for increase in biomass in

pisciculture

2017-18 Practised by 150 no. of

rural youths under FLD

and other projects

9. Supplementation of herbal feed

additives (100g dried bael leaves + 100 g

dried curry leaves per day) for 15 days

along with ASMM (50 g/d) to improv the

reproductive performance of 50% of the

anestrous animals.

2019-20 Practised by 15-20% of

the coastal dairy farmers

of Khordha, undivided

Cuttack and Puri

10. Production and growth of Juveniles of

Mugil cephalus in the fry stocking

density of 15,000/ha is advisable and

these juveniles are the best for stocking

for cage culture

2019-20 Practised in 10 ha of

polyculture in brackish

water fish farming areas

7171

Table 1.34. Allied science technologies

Sl.

No.


1. Oyster mushroom variety,

Pleurotus pulmonarius (Indian

oyster) is suitable for cultivation in

the inland districts of the state

during the winter season with the

yield potential as high as 120%.

2015-16 Adoption by 2200 no.

of mushroom growers

through FLD, training

2. Two strains of Volvariella

volvacea namely, OSM 11 & 12 for

higher yield potential


of mushroom growers


3. Spawn substrate: Paddy grain

substrate for the more yield

and biological efficiency


spawn producers

through skill training

4. Blue Oyester Mushroom

(Hypsizygus ulmarius) can be

suitably grown in sorghum

grain for good quality spawn

and for highest biological

efficiency


spawn producers

through skill training

5. Wheat bran for mushroom:

Higher yield and highest

biological efficiency with

wheat bran treated mushroom

bed


of mushroom growers


6. The productivity of Blue

oyster (Hypsizygus ulmarius)

is higher than the ruling

varieties like Pleurotus

sajorcaju and Pleurotus

florida in different

agroclimatic zones of Odisha


of mushroom growers


7. Standardisation of

management practices of Apis

cerana indica

2017-18 Practised by 8000

honey bee farmers


and skill training

8. Healthy bee colony of Apis

cerana indica can be

produced by dividing the

colony with brood store area

(1400 cm2), honey store

area(235 cm2) and pollen

sore area (58 cm2 )

2019-20 Practised by 300

numbers of honey bee

entrepreneurs through

demonstration and skill

training

7272

6.6.3.4. Research Publication: Provide the list of research articles (NAAS ranking

5.00 or more) published in National and International Journals (only based on the

work conducted in the University).

Research Publications 2015-16

1. Acharya, P., Mohanty, G.P., Pradhan, C.R., Mishra, S.K., Beura, N.C. and

Moharana, B. 2015 Exploring the effects of inclusion of dietary fresh Azolla on

the performance of White Pekin broiler ducks. Veterinary World, 8(11): 1293-

1299. NAAS rating 5.1

2. Ankush Gupta, Khulbe, D., Srinivas, P. 2016. Enhancing resistance of rice bean

to diseases by seed treatment with Pseudomonas P. flourescens and Bacillus

species. Legume Research 05/2016; DOI: 10. 18805 /lr. v0iOF .10284. NAAS

rating 6.15

3. Bagh, J., Panigrahi, B., Panda, N., Mallik, B.K., Pradhan, C.R., Pati, P.K. and

Behera, K. 2016 Growth performance, body measurements and carcass traits of

grey, brown and white varieties of Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) in

coastal climatic condition. Ind. J. Poul. Sci.. Ref. No.: CARI/IJPS/

MSIDN/117/2014. NAAS rating 5.01

4. Bal, G.C., Panda, M.R., Panda, S.K. and Mohanty, B.N. 2015. Pathology of

Parasitic infections in deshi fowls. Indian Journal of Veterinary Pathology. 39(1):

68-72. NAAS rating 5.01

5. Behera, M,, Panda, S.K., Sahoo, P.K., Acharya, A.P., Patra, R.C., Das, S. and Pati,

S. 2015 Epidemiological study of canine parvovirus infection in and around

Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India, Vet. World, 8: 33-37. NAAS rating 5.1

6. Behera, M.K., Bhola, N., Parida, A.K. and Pradhan, T.R. 2016. Assessment of

inter-population genetic diversity and preliminary evaluation of suitable clones of

teak (Tectona grandis Linn. F.), Journal of Applied and Natural Science, 8 (1) :

273 – 278. (NAAS-5.08) NAAS rating 5.08

7. Biswal, C., B., Mohanty, G.P., Mishra S.K., Pradhan, C.R., Behura, N.C., Das, A.

and Behera, K. 2015 Effect of partial supplementation of sundried Azolla as a

protein source of the immunity and antioxidant status of commercial broilers.

Veterinary World, 8(9): 1126-1130. NAAS rating 5.1

8. Chandrakar, T., Jena, D., Dash, A.K., Jena, S.N. and Panda, N. 2015. Effect of fly

ash on soil physic chemical properties and maize yield in acidic Alfisols.

International Research Journal of Applied and Natural Sciences. 2(7): 48-62.

NAAS rating 5.08

9. Chandrakar, T., Jena, D., Dash, A.K., Rout , K.K. and Panda, N. 2016. Leaching

Behavior of Calcium Through Soil Columns Treated With Lime, Gypsum and Fly

Ash. Ecology, Environment and Conservation. 22(1): 325-329. NAAS rating 5.02

10. Choudhary, O. P., Singh, I., Bharti, S.K., Mohd, K. I., Sathapathy, S. and Mrigesh,

M. 2015. Gross and morphometrical studies on mandible of blackbuck (Antelope

cervicapra). International Journal of Morphology. 33(2): 428-432. NAAS rating

6.32

11. Das, T., Panda, S. K., Panda, H. K., Acharya, A. P. and Das, N. 2015. Pathology

of Inclusion body hepatitis and hydropericardium syndrome in broiler chicken in

natural outbreaks in Odisha, Ind. J. Vet. Path. 39(1) :46-49. NAAS rating 5.03

7373

12. Dash S K, Dwivedy, S, Pal, U S, Dawange S and Atibudhi H N. 2015. Post harvest

practices of ginger in Odisha, India- present status and scope for development.

Agricultural Mechanization in Asia, Africa and Latin America. 46(4): 28-38.

NAAS rating 6.01

13. Dhalsamant K, Dash S K, Bal, L M and Panda M K. 2015. Effect of perforation

mediated MAP on shelf life of mushroom (Volvariella volvacea). Scientia

Horticulturae, 189: 41-50 (NAAS score: 7.5) NAAS rating 7.37

14. Gupta, A.R., S. Dey, D. Swarup, M. Saini 2015. Tamarind (Tamarindus indica)

fruit pulp supplementation prevents collagen degradation and down regulation of

collagen 1 gene expression in fluoride exposed rats. Fluoride. 48(2): 131-138.

NAAS rating 6.63

15. Gupta, S.K., Behera, K., Pradhan, C.R., Acharya, A.P., Sethy, K., Behera, D.,

Lone, S.A. and Shinde, K.P. 2016 Influence of stocking density on the

performance, carcass characteristics, hematological and biochemical indices of

Vanaraja chickens. Indian Journal of Animal Research (Accepted ARCC/B-

3196). NAAS rating 6.04

16. Gupta, S.K., Behera, K., Pradhan, C.R., Mandal, A.K., Sethy, K., Behera, D. and

Shinde, K.P. 2016. Studies of the macroscopic and microscopic morphology

(hippocampus) of brain in Vencobb broiler. Veterinary World, 9(5): 507 – 511.

NAAS rating 5.1

17. Hembram, A., Panda, M.R., Mohanty, B.N., Pradhan, C.R., Dehuri, M.,Sahu, A.

and Behera, M. 2015 Prevalence of gastrointestinal helminths in Banaraja fowls

reared in semi-intensive system of management in Mayurbhanj district of Odisha.

Veterinary world. 8(6): 723-726. NAAS rating 5.1

18. Jena B. K.2015. Agro morphological and quality characterization of indigeneous

and exotic aromatic rice (Oryza sativa L.) germplasm. Journal of applied and

natural science. 8 (1): pg 314-320. NAAS rating 5.08

19. Jena, B, Rao, K.S., Das, D. and Reddy, K.C.S. 2015. Uterine histomorphological

changes in canine pyometra. Journal of Cell and Tissue Research 15(1):4747-


20. Jena, P. P., Panigrahi, B. and Chatterjee, C. 2016. Assessment of Cartosat-1 DEM

for Modeling Floods in Data Scarce Regions. Water Resource Management.

30:1293-1309. NAAS rating 8.60

21. K.K. Rout , M. Mandal , P. Majhi and M. Singh.2015Sustainability in relation to

Soil Microbial Biomass, Enzyme Activity and NPK Availability in a long term

manuredInceptisol planted to rice-rice. Journal of Plant Nutrition ( Manuscrit ID:

LPLA20150362). NAAS rating 6.49

22. Kaharate, A., Panda, H.K., Panda, S.K. and Sahoo, N. 2015. Feline pan leucopenia

in Nandan Kanan Zoological Park. Indian journal of Veterinary Pathology. 39(2):


23. Kar, I, Ram, V., Thakuria, D., Bora, P.K. and Behera, B. 2015. Soil physico-

chemical properties and baby corn yield under green manure and phosphorus

application in acid soil Journal of Soil & Water Conservation. 14(3): 288-293.

NAAS rating 7.60

7474

24. Koshale, K.N., Mishra, M.K. and Sahu,K. C. 2015. Trends in studies on cultural

characteristics of Colletotrichum gloeosporioides causing Anthracnose of Mango.

Biosciences., 8(7):1775-1779. NAAS rating 11.38

25. Kumar, A., Singh, R., Chatterjee, C. and Mishra, A. 2015. Identification of the

best multi-model combination for simulating river discharge. Journal of

Hydrology. 525:313-325. NAAS rating 9.05

26. Lenka, D., Tripathy, S.K., Behera, Meenakshi and Ranjan R. 2015. Assessment of

genetic diversity in quality protein maize inbreds using ISSR markers. J. Environ.

Biol., 36: 985-992. NAAS rating 6.56

27. M.K. Ghosal, N. Mahapatra, N. Sahoo and P. K.Rout. 2016. A study on

preparation and heating value of bio-coal from green coconut shell for domestic

cooking fuel. Ecology, Environment and Conservation,. NAAS rating 5.02

28. M.K.Ghosal , S. K. Swain, A.K.Dash, and A. K. Mohapatra, 2016. Studies on

draftability and enhanced utilization of small size bullocks of Odisha for pulling

improved steel cart on tar road. Indian Journal of Animal Research, published

online on 16-01-2016. NAAS rating 6.04

29. M.K.Ghosal, D. Behera and A.K.Mohapatra. 2016. Studies on physiological

responses of bullocks of tribal district of Odisha under varying drafts and seasons.

Indian Journal of Animal Research, published online on 10-03-2016. NAAS

rating 6.04

30. Majhi, P, Mondal, S, Rout, K.K., Mandal. M and Singh. M. 2016 Effect of

continuous application of different chemical fertilisers and organic manure on soil

environment in a subtropical rice-rice ecosystem of Eastern India. J, of Ecology,

Environment and Conservation (Communicated and Reference No. EEC-2016-

1651). NAAS rating 5.02

31. Mandal, A. K., Das, R. K., Maity, A. and Sahoo, G. R. 2016. Gastrin peptide

isolation in broiler chicken. Indian Journal of Animal Research, 50(1): 139-140.

NAAS rating 6.04

32. Mandal, K. D., Das, M. R., Pati, M., Pati, P. D., Gupta, A. R., Patra, R. C. and

Senapati, S. K. 2015. Effect of Moringa oleifera on hematological parameters of

calves reared in industrial fluorotic area. Veterinary World. 8: 1364-1369. NAAS

rating 5.1

33. Mishra J.P, Abraham J.J.R, Rao A.V, Rajini A.R, Mishra B. P. and Sarangi N.

R.2015. Chemical composition of solar dried blood and the ruminal content and

its effect on performance of Japanese quails. Veterinary World. 8(1): 82-87.

NAAS rating 5.1

34. Mishra, B. P., , G., Mendiratta, S. K., Sharma, B. D., Desai, B. A. and Rath, P. K.

2015. Development and quality evaluation of dehydrated chicken meat rings using

spent hen meat and different extenders. Journal of Food Science and Technology,

52(4): 2121-2129. NAAS rating 8.20

35. Mishra, B. P., Chauhan, G., Mendiratta, S. K., Rath, P. K. and Nayar, R. 2015.

Storage stability of aerobically packaged extended dehydrated chicken meat rings

at ambient temperature. Turkish Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, 39:


36. Mishra, J., Abraham R. J. J., Rao, V. A., R. Rajini, A., Mishra, B. P. and Sarangi,

N. R. 2015. Chemical composition of solar dried blood and the ruminal content

7575

and its effect on performance of Japanese quails. Veterinary World, 8(1): 82-87.

NAAS rating 5.1

37. Mishra, P., Mohapatra, S. & Singh, A.K. 2015. Performance of variety of

gladiolus (g. floribundas L.) under faizabad climatic condition on the basis of

growth parameters. Ecology environment and conservation, Vol.21, p.153-155.

NAAS rating 5.02

38. Mohanta, D. K., Mohapatra, L. M., Karna, D. K., Babu, L. K., Joshi, S. K.,

Routray, A., Pradhan, C. R., Panda, M. R. and Sathapathy, S. 2016. Effect of

deworming regimen on helminthes and growth performances in growing Ganjam

goats. Indian Journal of Animal Research 50(2): 230-234. NAAS rating 6.04

39. Mohanty, A. K., Mishra, N., Roul, P. K., Dash, S. N. and Panigrahi, K.K. 2015.

Influence Of Conservation Agriculture Production System On Soil Organic

Carbon, Bulk Density And Water Stable Aggregates In A Tropical Rainfed Agro

Ecosystem. Ecology, Environment And Conservation. 21 (4): 111-114. NAAS

rating 5.02

40. Mohanty, R.R., Paul, J. C. and Panigrahi, B. 2015. An interactive multi-objective

linerar programming approach for watershed planning – a case study, Journal of

Soil & Water Conservation, Vol. 14(1): 63-68. NAAS rating 7.60

41. Mohanty, S.R., Sahoo, S.K., Babu, L.K., Pradhan, C.R., Panigrahi, B. and Joshi,

S.K. 2016 Effect of feeding different levels of proteins on growth, mortality, blood

biochemical and immunological parameters of Khaki Campbell duck during

laying period. Indian Journal of Animal Research. (online publish:5/1/2016).

NAAS rating 6.04

42. Nayak, G. D., Behura, N. C., Sardar, K. K. and Mishra, P. K. 2015. Effect of

climatic variables on production and reproduction traits of colored broiler breeder

poultry. Veterinary World, 8(4): 472–477. NAAS rating 5.1

43. Nayak, P.K., Dash, U., Rayaguru, K. and K., R. K. 2015. Physio-chemical changes

during repeated frying of cooked oil: A Review. Journal of Food Biochemistry.

DOI: 10.1111/jfbc.12215. NAAS rating 6.74

44. Niraj, D.K., Kumar, P., Mishra, C., Kashyap, N., Narayan, R., Bhattacharya, T.K.,

Bhushan, B., Tiwari, A.K., Saxena, V.K., Sahoo, N.R. and Sharama, D. 2015.

Nucleotide sequence analysis of Mx1 gene in Japanese quail. Indian Journal of

Animal Research. DOI:10.18805/ ijar.7091. NAAS rating 6.04

45. Niraj, D.K., Kumar, P., Mishra, C., Narayan, R., Bhattacharya, T.K., Shrivastava,

K., Bhushan, B., Tiwari, A.K., Saxena, V.K., Sahoo, N.R. and Sharama, D. 2015.

Single nucleotide polymorphism mining and nucleotide sequence analysis of

Mx1gene in exonic regions of Japanese quail. Veterinary World, 8(12): 1435-


46. Padhi, A and Mishra, R (2014). Microbilal Profile of wound Infection of Canines.

Vet. World : 221–223. NAAS rating 5.1

47. Pal U.S., Patra R.K., Sahoo N.R. and M. K. Panda. Effect of refining on quality

and composition of sunflower oil. J. Food Sci. Technol., 52(7), 4613-4618. NAAS

rating 8.20

48. Panda, A. and Tripathy, S.K. 2015. Revealing genetic diversity in land races and

wild accessions of mungbean (Vigna radiata l. wilczek) using SDS-PAGE of seed

7676

storage proteins. Legume Research, DOI:10.5958/0976-0571.2015.00088.0.

NAAS rating 6.15

49. Panda, B.B., Badoghar, A.K., Das, K., Panigrahi, R., Kariali, E., Das, S.R., Das,

S.K., Shaw, B.P. and Mohapatra, P.K. 2015. Compact panicle architecture is

detrimental for growth as well as sucrose synthase activity of developing rice

kernels. Functional Plant Biology, 42: 875-887. NAAS rating 9.15

50. Panigrahi, K.K., Baisakh, B., Das, T.R. Mohanty, A. and Pradhan, J., 2016.

Validation of CYR-1 gene for Yellow Mosaic Virus (YMV) resistance by linked

RGA (Resistance gene analogue) Markers in Black gram (Vigna mungo L.

Hepper) from populations segregating for YMV disease reaction. Indian Journal

of Genetics and Plant Breeding. 76 (1):104-106. NAAS rating 6.19

51. Pati S., Panda SK, Acharya AP, Behera M. Evaluation of geriatric changes in dogs,

Veterinary World, 03/2015,8(3), 273-278. NAAS rating 5.1

52. Patni, M., Singh, S. K., Singh, D. V., Palod, J., Kumar, A., Singh, M. K. and

Sathapathy, S. 2016. Studies on body weight, body measurements and scrotal

morphology in local Pantja goats. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 50(1): 105-


53. Patra, B. K., Jena, D., Dash, S.K., Sahu, S.S., Samal, P., Das, S. and Mohanty,

D.N. 2015. Uterine prolapse in a buffalo: a case report. Buffalo Bulletin 34(4):383-


54. Patra, B.K., Mohanty, D.N., Das, S., Das, R.K., Sahoo, G.R., Karna, D.K. and

Sahoo, L. 2015. Total protein, glucose and steroid profile in the ovarian follicular

fluid of buffaloes of coastal odisha. Buffalo Bulletin. 34(4): 423-428. NAAS rating

6.03

55. Paul, J. C., Panigrahi, B. and Mohanty, R.R. 2015. Watershed planning using goal

programming approach – a case study, Journal of Soil & Water Conservation, Vol.

14(2): 146-151. NAAS rating 7.60

56. Phonglosa, A., Bhattacharyya, K., Ray K., Mandal, J., Pari, A., Banerjee, H. and

Chattopadhyay, A. 2015 Integrated nutrient management in okra in an inceptisol

of eastern India; yield modeling through artificial neural network. Scientia

Horticulturae 187: 1-9. NAAS rating 7.37

57. Poduval, M., Mathew, B. and Tarai, R.K. 2015. Evaluation of germplasms for

cashew apple processing industry. Indian Journal of Horticulture, 72 (3):411-415.

NAAS rating 6.13

58. Rath, P.K., Mishra, P.K., Mallick, B.K. and Behura, N.C. 2015. Evaluation of

different egg quality traits and interpretation of their mode of inheritance in White

leghorns. Veterinary World, 8: 449-452. NAAS rating 5.1

59. Rout, P.K., Paul, J.C. and Panigrahi, B. 2015. Evaluation of morphometric

parameters of Puincha micro watershed – a remote sensing and GIS approach.

Journal of Soil and Water Conservation, Vol. 14(3): 261-266. NAAS rating 7.60

60. Sahoo, B. C. and Panda, S. N.2015. Feasibility and sizing of unlined on-farm pond

for partial rice substitution in rainfed uplands of Eastern India. Paddy Water

Environment (Springer), DOI 10.1007/s10333-015-0509-8. NAAS rating 7.15

7777

61. Sahoo, H. K., Behera, B. and Behera, U. K. 2015. Rice-based integrated farming

system for imparting sustainability to rainfed rice farms in disadvantaged districts

of Odisha in Eastern India. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation. 14(2) : 186 –


62. Sahoo, H.K., Behera, B., Behera, U.K. and Das, T.K.2015. Land productivity

enhancement and soil health improvement in rainfed rice (Oryza sativa) farms of

Odisha through Integrated Farming System. Indian Journal of Agronomy 60(4):


63. Sahoo, L., Patel, A., Sahu, B.P., Mitra, S., Meher, P.K., Mahapatra, K.D., Dash,

S.K., Jayasankar, P and Das, P. 2015. Preliminary genetic linkage map of Indian

major carp, Labeo rohita (Hamilton 1822) based on microsatellite markers.

Journal of Genetics, 94, 2:271-277. NAAS rating 7.09

64. Sahoo, P.R., Sethy, K., Mohapatra, S. and Panda, D. 2016. Loop mediated

isothermal amplification: An innovative gene amplification technique for animal

disease, Veterinary World, 9(5):42-46. NAAS rating 5.1 NAAS rating 5.1

65. Sahu, S., Babu, L.K., Karna, D.K., Behera, K., Kanungo, S., Kamal, R. and

Upadhyay, D. 2015. Effect of prepartum concentrate supplementation on blood

bio chemical profiles of pregnant Ganjam goat. Indian Journal of Animal

Research, 49(4) 2015: 487-490. NAAS rating 6.04

66. Samal, L., Chaturvedi, V.B., Saikumar, G., Somvansi, R. and Pattanaik, A.K.

2015. Prebiotic potential of Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus L.) in

Wistar rats: effects of levels of supplementation on hindgut fermentation,

intestinal morphology, blood metabolites and immune response. Journal of the

Science of Food and Agriculture, 95: 1689-1696. doi: 10.1002/jsfa.6873. NAAS

rating 7.71

67. Samal, L., Chaudhary, L.C., Agarwal, N. and Kamra, D.N. 2015. Effect of plants

containing secondary metabolites as feed additives on rumen fermentation and

rumen microbial profile of buffaloes. Animal Nutrition and Feed Technology, 15:

427-437. doi: 10.5958/0974-181X.2015.00043.8. NAAS rating 6.13

68. Samal, L., Chaudhary, L.C., Agarwal, N. and Kamra, D.N. 2016. Effect of plants

containing secondary metabolites as feed additives on rumen metabolites and

methanogen diversity of buffaloes. Animal Production Science, 56: 472-481. doi:

10.1071/AN15596. . NAAS rating 7.29

69. Sandeep, I.S.; Kuanar, A.; Akbar, A.; Kar, B.; Das, S.; Mishra, Antaryami; Sial,

P.; Naik, P. K.; and Nayak, S. 2016. Agroclimatic zone based metabolic profiling

of turmeric (Curcuma longa L) for phytochemical yield optimization. Industrial

Crops and Products. 85: 229-240. NAAS rating 8.84

70. Sanyal, S.K., Dwivedi, B.S., Singh, V.K., Majumdar, K., Datta, S.C., Pattanayak,

S.K. and Annapurna, K. 2015. Phosphorus in relation to dominant cropping

sequence in India-: :Chemistry, fertility relations and management options.

Current Science. 108 (7):1262-1270. NAAS rating 6.93

71. Seni, A. and Sahoo, A. K. 2015. Biology of paracoccus marginatus Williams and

Granara de Willink (Hemiptera: Pseudococcidae) on papaya, parthenium and

brinjal plant. Research on Crops, 16 (4): 722-727 NAAS rating 5.00

7878

72. Sethi, Kabita, Lenka, P.C., Tripathy, S.K. and Mohanty, P. 2016. Assessment of

molecular genetic diversity and identification of elite cashew hybrids. Int J. Hort.,

6(2): 1-10. NAAS rating 6.13

73. Srichandan S. 2015. Effect of level and time of nitrogen application in Baby corn.

International Journal of applied and natural sciences. Vol. 4. NAAS rating 5.08

74. Swapan K. Tripathy, P. K. Nayak, D. Lenka, D. Swain, B. Baisakh, P. Mohanty,

N. Senapati, G. B. Dash, S. Dash, P. M. Mohapatra, K. Pradhan, D. R. Mishra and

R. Ranjan2015. Morphological Diversity of local land races and wild forms of

mungbean. Legume Research. Print ISSN: 0250-5371/Online ISSN: 0976-0571.

NAAS rating 6.15

75. Thingujam, U., Pati, S., Khanam, R., Pari, A., Ray, K., Phonglosa, A. and

Bhattacharyya, K. 2016 Effect of integrated nutrient management on the nutrient

accumulation and status of post-harvest soil of brinjal (Solanum melongena L.)

under Nadia conditions (West Bengal), India. Journal of Applied and Natural

Science 8 (1): 321-328. NAAS rating 5.08

76. Tripathy S. K., Ranjan R., Dash, S., Lenka, D., Bastia D.N., Baisakh, B., Satpathy,

P.C. and Sahu, S. 2015. Isolation of useful scented rice mutants and comparative

assessment of genetic diversity. Journal of Environmental Biology, 37 (1): 65-73.

NAAS rating 6.56

77. Tripathy, S. K., Nayak, P. K., Lenka, D., Swain,D., Baisakh, B., Mohanty, P.,

Senapati, N., Dash, G. B., Dash, S., Mohapatra, P.M., Pradhan, K ,

Mishra,D.R. and Ranjan, R. 2015. Morphological diversity of local land races

and wild forms of mungbean. Legume Research, DOI:10.18805/lr.v0iOF.8408.

NAAS rating 6.15

78. Tripathy, S. K., Ranjan, R., Dash, Sasmita, Bharti, R., Lenka, D., Sethy, Y. D.,

Mishra, D.R., Ray Mohapatra, Bhumika and Pal, Shovina . 2015. Genetic analysis

of BOAA content in grasspea (Lathyrus sativus L.). Legume Research, 38 (4):


79. Tripathy, S.K. 2015. Genotyping of Scented Rice Land Races of Odisha Using

SDS-PAGE of Total Seed Storage Protein. Res. J. Biotechnology, 10(5): 62-74.

NAAS rating 6.28

80. Tripathy, S.K., Panda, A. and Lenka, D. 2016. Cytological elucidation of

somaclonal variation in grasspea (Lathyrus sativus L.). Legume Research,

39(2):177-182. NAAS rating 6.15

81. Tripathy, S.K., Ranjan, Rajesh, Dash, Sasmita, Lenka,D., Bastia, D.N., Baisakh,

B, Satapathy, P.C., and Sahu, S. 2016. Isolation of useful scented rice mutants

and comparative assessment of genetic diversity using RAPD and ISSR markers.

J. Environmental Biology, 37: 65-73. NAAS rating 6.56

82. Tripathy, S.K., Sardar, Suchinnata S., Pal, Shovina, Ray Mohapatra, Bhumika,

Das, A.B. and Rout,G.R. 2015. RAPD markers for genetic characterization in

mungbean (Vigna radiata (L.) Wilczek). Legume Research. 38 (3):279-288.

NAAS rating 6.15


1. Akbar, A., Kuanar A., Joshi R. K., Sandeep I.S., Mohanty, S., Naik P.K., Mishra,

A. and Nayak, S. 2016. Development of Prediction Model and Experimental

7979

Validation in Predicting the Curcumin Content of Turmeric (Curcuma longa L.).

Front. Plant Sci., 7: 1507. NAAS rating: 10.11

2. Bagh, J., Panigrahi, B., Panda, N., Pradhan, C.R., Mallick. B.K., Majhi, B. and Rout,

S.S. 2016. Body weight, egg production and egg quality traits of Grey, Brown and

White varieties of Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica) in coastal climatic

conditions of Odisha. Veterinary World, 9(8): 832-836. NAAS rating: 5.79

3. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Effective influence of liming

materials on Chemical properties of the soil for maize crop grown in Acid Soil of

Khurda dist. of Odisha. Internation Journal of Chemical Studies. 5(5):2111-2117.

NAAS rating: 5.31

4. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Influence of different sources of

liming materials on Post-harvest properties of the soil for maize crop grown in Acid

Soil of Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. 6(5):1836-1840.

NAAS rating:5.21


liming materials on Organic Carbon status of the Soil for maize crop grown in Acid


NAAS rating:5.21

6. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Scientific influence of different

sources of liming materials with & without FYM on Concentration, Uptake &

Recovery of the Nutrients for maize crop grown in Acid Soil of Khurda dist. of

Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. 6(5):1820-1825. NAAS

rating:5.21

7. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Various impact of different

sources of liming materials on Growth, Yield & Productivityof the maize crop

grown in Acid Soil of Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry.

6(5):1831-1835. NAAS rating:5.21

8. Dalai, B., Dash S.K., Singh S.K., Swain N. and Swain B.B.2016. Ultrasonic and

31P NMR investigation of an acidic nuclear extractant with some monosubstituted

benzenes. J. Chem. Thermodynamics, 93 : 143-150 NAAS rating:8.29

9. Das, A., Swain N. and Panigrahi M. 2016. Optical fibre and its use in

communication systems. Int. J. Chem. Pharma. Rev. Res. 1(1) : 34-40.

10. Das, C.K., Srivastava, G., Dubey, A., Roy, M., Jain, S., Sethy, N.K., Saxena, M.,

Harke, S., Sarkar, S., Misra, K. and Singh, S.K. 2016. Nano-iron pyrite seed

dressing: a sustainable intervention to reduce fertilizer consumption in vegetable

(beetroot, carrot), spice (fenugreek), fodder (alfalfa), and oilseed (mustard,

sesamum) crops. Nanotechnology for Environmental Engineering, 1(1): 1-12.

11. Das, C.K., Srivastava, G., Dubey, A., Verma, S., Saxena, M., Roy, M., Sethy, N.K.,

Bhargava, K., Singh, S.K., Sarkar, S. and Philip, D.2016. The seed stimulant effect

of nano iron pyrite is compromised by nano cerium oxide: regulation by the trace

ionic species generated in the aqueous suspension of iron pyrite. RSC Advances,

6(71): 67029-38. NAAS rating:9.05

12. Das, J., Jena, B., Behera, S. S., and Sardar, K. K. 2016. Surgical management of

open talocrural joint luxation in a white albino rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus).

Indian Journal of Veterinary Surgery, 37(1) :75. NAAS rating: 5.25

8080

13. Das, S., Pradhan, C.R., Mishra, S.K., Swain, R.K., Mishra, P.C., Sahoo, G., Sethy,

K. and Mohanty, G.P. 2016. Comparative efficacy of nutritional and hormonal

interventions on the reproductive performance of cows. Animal Nutrition and Feed

Technology, 16:427-438. NAAS rating: 6.31

14. Dash, .S .R., Ray. P., Mukhopahyaya. S. D., Routray. B. K and Singh .D.V.2017.

Constraints perceived by Tribal People in Implementation of watershed

Development programme – a study in Odisha, International Journal 0f Current

Microbiology and applied science, VOL-6( 8). Pp -3296-3301 NAAS rating:5.38

15. Dash, A. K. Sahoo, P.K. Das, L.M. and Nayak, S.N. 2016. Life Cycle Assessment

of Bio-diesel Production from Simarouba glauca in India. Agricultural Engineering

Today, 40 (1): 40-48. NAAS rating: 5.30

16. Dash, J. R., Senapati M R, Behera, P K, Panda S K, Parija S C, 2016. Safety

evaluation of Nimovet® in poultry birds. Toxicology international, 23(2). NAAS

rating: 5.23

17. Dash, R. and Mishra M M. 2015. Bio-efficacy of Halosulfuron methyl against

sedges in bottle gourd. Indian Journal of weed sciences.46(3).267-269. NAAS

rating: 5.17

18. Dawange, S. P., Dash, S K, Bal, L M and Panda M K. 2016. Quality of minimally

processed carrots in perforation-mediated modified-atmosphere packaging (PM-

MAP). Journal of Food Measurement and Characterization (Springer). DOI

10.1007/s11694-016-9359-3. NAAS rating: 7.42

19. Dhal, A., Beura, S.K., Sethi. D. and Dash, S.R . 2016. Study on weather parameters

in relation to perpetuation of Alternaria leaf blight disease in Tomato (Lycopersicon

esculentum L.). The Bioscan, 11(4):2855-2858. NAAS rating:5.26

20. Dutta,S.,Borah,T.R.,Barman,Roy.A.,Hansda,A. and Ghosh,P.P.(2016).Overview

of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum in India with special reference to its emerging severity

in Eastern Region.Indian Phytopath.69(4s):236-239. NAAS rating: 5.90

21. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C. and Dhua, S. R. 2016. Weed dynamics and grain yield as

influenced by sowing time and system of cultivation of rice genotypes. Crop and

Weed. 12(1): 107-111.

22. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C. and Dhua, S. R. 2017. Correlation between Vegetative

Parameters and Yield with Weed Biomass of Kharif Rice Genotypes at Varying

Dates of Sowing and Systems of Cultivation in Coastal Odisha. Environment and

Ecology. 35(1): 35-39. NAAS rating:5.28

23. Ghosal, M.K, Behera, D. and Mohapatra, A.K. 2016. Studies on draughtability of

non-descript bullock breeds of Odisha. Journal of Agricultural Engineering, Vol.

53 (2): 24-30. NAAS rating:5.59

24. Ghosal, M.K, Behera, D. and Mohapatra, A.K. 2016. Studies on physiological

responses of bullocks of tribal district of Odisha under varying drafts and seasons.

Indian Journal of Animal Research, 50(5): 668-573. NAAS rating:5.68

25. Ghosal, M.K. Swain, S. K. Dash, A.K. and Mohapatra, A. K. 2016. Studies on

draftability and enhanced utilization of small size bullocks of Odisha for pulling

improved steel cart on tar road. Indian Journal of Animal Research, 50 (2): 250-

254. NAAS rating:5.68

26. Ghosal, M.K. and Din, M. 2016. Design and development of cup in cup-feed

metering seed drill for seed pattern characteristics study of paddy seeds.

8181

Agricultural Mechanization in Asia, Africa and Latin America (AMA) , 47(3),

Summer Issue. NAAS rating:6.15

27. Ghosal, M.K. Sarangi Paritosh. and Behera, D. 2016. Development and

performance evaluation of a power operated rubber sheller bar type groundnut

decorticator-cum-cleaner. Agricultural Engineering Today, 40(1): 22-31. NAAS

rating:5.30

28. Gitanjali, Behera and Kalpana Rayaguru. 2016. Development and performance

evaluation of manually operated star fruit slicer. Journal of Agricultural

Engineering, 53 (3): 10-18 NAAS rating:5.59

29. Gupta, A., Khulbe, D. and Srinivas, P. 2016. Enhancing resistance of rice bean to

diseases by seed treatment with Pseudomonas fluourescens and Bacillus species.

Legume Research, 39 (6): 1013-1020. NAAS rating:6.34

30. Gupta, S.K., Behera, K., Pradhan, C.R., Mandal, A.K., Sethy, K., Behera, D. and

Shinde, K.P. 2016. Studies of the macroscopic and microscopic morphology

(hippocampus) of brain in Vencobb broiler. Veterinary World, 9(5): 507-511.

NAAS rating:5.71

31. Jena, B., Mohapatra, S., Nayak, R.K., Das, J., and Shukla, A.K. 2017.Effect of

boron fertilization on fate of soil boron pool under a rice-vegetable cropping system

grown in an Inceptisols of Odisha , International Journal of Chemical Studies 2017;

5(1): 74-78. NAAS rating:5.31

32. Jena, B., Sahoo, S., Pattanaik, K., and Padhan, A. 2016. Surgical Management of

Bovine Solid Dermoid Choristoma on Membrana Nictitans–A Case Report.

International Journal of Livestock Research, 6(11), 100-103. NAAS rating:5.36

33. Jena, C. K., Gupta, A. R. and Patra, R. C. 2016. Protective effect of Moringa

oleifera on haematological and biochemical parameters of cattle from industrial

fluoride polluted area. Journal of Animal Research. 6(1): 91-97. NAAS rating:5.68

34. Jena, D., Das, S., Patra, B. K., Biswal, S. S., Mohanty, D. N. and Samal, P. 2016.

Certain hormonal profiles of postpartum anestrus jersey crossbred cows treated with

controlled internal drug release and ovsynch protocol. Veterinary World, 9(10):

1102-1106. NAAS rating:5.71

35. Karna, D.K., Sahu, S.S. and Sahoo, C. S. 2016. Effect of non-genetic factors on

growth of Ganjam goats of Odisha. Indian Journal of Small Ruminants, 22(1): 107-


36. Khulbe, D., Sahoo K.C. and Dash B.B. 2016. Effect of chemical fungicides against

sheath blight disease of rice in coastal plain zone. Indian Phytopathology 69(4s):

260-265. NAAS rating:5.90

37. Kumar, S, Bal S.S, Sasmal, A, Kar, A. Panigrahi, R. K. and Jagadev, P. N. 2016.

Screening of mungbean and urdbean germplasms against Yellow Mosaic Disease

(YMD) under natural field condition. Indian Phytopathology 60 (4s): 724-728.

NAAS rating:5.90

38. Maharana, J., Behera, S. K., Acharya, P. and Jakhar, P. 2016. Adoption behavior of

conservation based improved marigold cultivation in tribal villages of southern

Odisha. Indian Journal of Soil Conservation, Vol. 44 (Issue 2): Page 221-228.

NAAS rating:5.20

39. Maharana, J., Behera, S. K., Acharya, P. and Jakhar, P. 2016. Participatory varietal

and adoption behavior evaluation for off-season Tomato cultivation on rainfed

8282

sloping lands of southern Odisha. Indian Journal of Soil Conservation, Vol. 44

(Issue 3): Page 321-326. NAAS rating:5.20

40. Majhi, P. and Rout, K.K.2016. Effect of continuous application of different

inorganic macro and micro nutrients and FYM on crop yield and changes in soil pH

and SOC of an acidic typic Ustochrepts under sub tropical rice-rice eco-system. The

Bioscan, 11(3) : 1811-1815. NAAS rating:5.26

41. Mandal, A. K., Das, R. K., Maity, A. and Sahoo, G. R. 2016. Gastrin peptide

isolation in broiler chicken. Indian Journal of Animal Research, 50(1): 139-140.

NAAS rating:6.44

42. Mandal, P., Chhutia S., Biswal M. and Thriveni V. 2015. Studies on Standardization

of recipes, storage life and biochemical changes of carambola Nectar (Averrhoa

carambola L.). The Bioscan 11(2);1247-1249. NAAS rating:5.26

43. Mishra, M.M., Dash, R.R. and Mishra, M. 2016. Weed persistence, resistance and

phytotonic effect of herbicides in rice. Indian J. Weed Science 48(1)1-5. NAAS

rating:5.17

44. Mishra, P., Patra, R. and Mohapatra, R. N.2016. Influence of environmental factors

on the growth and development of Tobacco beetle, Lassioderma serricorne (Fab.)

in storage. Journal of Entomological Research, 40 (1) 53-57. NAAS rating:5.04

45. Mohanta, D.K., Mohapatra, L.M., Karna, D.K., Babu, L.K., Joshi, S.K., Routray,

A., Pradhan, C.R., Panda, M.R. and Sathapathy, S. 2016 Effect of deworming

regimen on helminths and growth performances in growing Ganjam goats. Indian

Journal of Animal Research, 50 (2): 230-234. NAAS rating:6.44

46. Mohanty, D.K., Behera, D., Mahapatra, M. and Swain, S.K. 2017. Effect of

vegetable transplanter press wheel design on soil compaction and seedling

establishment. Journal of Agricultural Engineering (JAE), 54 (1): 11-20. NAAS

rating:5.59

47. Mohanty, I., Suklabaidya S., Parija S. C. 2016. Acidosis reduces the function and

expression of α1d-adrenoceptor in superior mesenteric artery of Capra hircus.

Indian Journal of Pharmacology, 48(4):399-406 NAAS rating:7.04

48. Mohanty, S. R., Sahoo S. K., Babu L. K., Pradhan C. R., Panigrahi B. and Joshi S.

K. 2016. Effect of feeding different levels of protein on growth, mortality, blood

biochemical and immunological parameters of khaki Campbell duck during laying

period. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 50 (3): 392-395. NAAS rating:6.44

49. Mohapatra, J., Routray, U., Medicherla, V. R., & Mishra, D. K. 2016. Existence of

Cu1+ and Cu2+ Oxidation States for the Occurrence of Ferromagnetismin Zn0.

95Cu0. 05O. Advanced Science Letters, 22(2), 479-481. NAAS rating:7.80

50. Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A. K., Tripathy, S. K., S. Lenka, Panigrahy, N. and Nayak,

B. R. 2016. Integrated weed management under modified water regimes in System

of Rice Intensification. Ind. J. of Weed Science, 48(1): 17-20. NAAS rating:5.17

51. Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A.K., Tripathy, S.K., Nayak, B.R., Panagrahy, N.,

Samant, P.K. and Lenka, S., 2016. Irrigation schedule and crop geometry effect on

weed management in maize + green gram intercropping system. Indian Journal of

Weed Science, 48 (3):1-5. NAAS rating:5.17

52. Mohapatra, S., Samantaray, D.P., Samantaray, S.M., Mishra, B.B., Das, S.,

Majumdar, S., Pradhan, S.K., Rath, S.N., Rath, C.C., Akthar, J., Achary, K.G. 2016.

Structural and thermal characterization of PHAs produced by Lysinibacillus sp.

8383

through submerged fermentation process, International Journal of Biological

Macromolecules http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijbiomac.2016.09.077 NAAS

rating:10.78

53. Mukherjee, A., Kundu, M., Basu, B.,Sinha,B.,Chatterjee,M.,Das Bairagya, M.,

Singh,U.K. and Sarkar,S.2017. Arsenic load in rice ecosystem and its mitigation

through deficit irrigation. Journal of Environmental Management. 197: 89-95

NAAS rating:10.87

54. Mund, N. K., Dash, D, Barik, C. R., Goud, V. V., Sahoo, L., Mishra, P. and Nayak,

N. R. 2016. Chemical composition, pretreatments and saccharification of Senna

siamea (Lam.) H. S. Irwin & Barneby: an efficient biomass producing tree legume.

Bioresource Technology, 207: 205-212. NAAS rating:12.67

55. Munde, N. A., Jadhao, K., Samal, K.C. and Rout, G.R. 2016. Allele mining in

indica rice (Oryza sativa L.) for ATP binding cassette (ABC) transporter gene

family for aluminum tolerance. Indian Journal of Plant Physiology. 21(2):161–170.

NAAS rating:5.18

56. Murali, S, Kar, A, Patel, A S, Mohapatra, D and Dash, S K. 2016. Encapsulation of

rice bran oil in tapioca starch-soya protein isolate complex using spray drying.

Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 86(8): 984-991. NAAS rating:6.25

57. Muthu, M.C., Muduli, K.C., Mohanty, S.K., Mishra, P. and Mohapatra, U. 2016.

Effect of inorganics, biofertilizers and spacing on growth and yield parameters of

green gram cv. KKM-3. The Bioscan, 11(2): 1251-1254. NAAS rating:5.26

58. Nath, S. K , De,H.K and Mohapatra,B.K. 2016. Integrated Farming System: Is it

a panacea for the resource poor farm families of rain-fed ecosystem? Current

Science, 110(6): 969-971. NAAS rating:6.76

59. Nayak, B. R., Pramanik, K., Khanda, C. M., Panigrahy, N., Samant , P. K.,

Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A. K., Dash, A. K., Panda, N., and Swain, S. K. 2016.

Response of aerobic rice (Oryza sativa) to different irrigation regimes and nitrogen

levels in western Odisha. Ind. J. of Agron., 61 (3): 321-325. NAAS rating:5.46

60. Nayak, B.R., Panigrahi, N., Mohapatra, S., Mohanty, A.K., Sahoo, B., Jagadev,

P.N. 2016. Heat utilisation and production of summer transplanted rice in relation

to irrigation schedules and date of transplanting. Journal of Agrometrology, 19(3):


61. Nayak, D., Pradhan M., Mohanty S., parida A.K. and Mahapatra P. 2016. Effect of

Integrated Nutrient Management on productivity and profitability of pointed gourd

Trichosanthus dioicu R o xb) Journal of Crop & Weeds 12(1):25-31 NAAS

rating:5.28

62. Nayak, D.A., Pradhan, M., Mohanty, S., Parida, A.K. and Mahapatra, P. 2016.

Effect of integrated nutrient management on productivity and profitability of

pointed gourd (Trichosanthes dioica Roxb.), Journal of Crop and Weed, 12 (1):25-


63. Pal, R., Mandal, D and Biswas, M.K. 2016. Effect of different sowing dates on the

development and spread of sheath blight disease in rice. Journal of Crop and Weed.

12(1):116-119. NAAS rating:5.28

64. Pal, R., Mandal, D, Biswas, M.K and Panja B.N. 2017. Effect of weather parameters

on the initiation and progression of sheath blight disease of rice. Journal of

Agrometeorology: 19(1): 39-43. NAAS rating:6.64

8484

65. Panda, M., Panda, N., Panigrahi, B., Swain, R.K. & Mishra A.(2016). Mineral

Profile and metabolic status of cattle in western Undulating zone of Odisha. Indian

Journal of Animal Nutrition, 33(3): 290-295. NAAS rating:5.02

66. Panda, N. and Raha, P. 2016. Herbicides Impact on Fe and Mn Reduction and

dehydrogenase activity in an agricultural soil. Journal of Crop and Weed.

12(3):142-149. NAAS rating:5.28

67. Panda, S., Babu, L.K., Panda, A.K., S, Tanuja., Mohanty, A., Panigrahy, K.K. and

Samal, P. 2017. Effect of dietary supplementation of fermented fish silage on

serum-biochemical parameters of broiler Japanese quails (Coturnix coturnix

japonica). Veterinary World, 10(4): 380-385. NAAS rating:5.71

68. Panigrahy, K.K., Behera, K., Mohapatra, L.M., Acharya, A.P., Sethy, K., Panda, S.

and Gupta, S.K. 2017. Sex related differences in hemato-biochemical indices of

adult Vanaraja chickens during summer and winter seasons. Veterinary World,

10(2): 176-180. NAAS rating:5.71

69. Parida, C., Dash, S. K., Mohanta, K. L., & Patra, S. 2016. Effect of Fiber Treatment

and Fiber Content on Flexural Properties of Luffa Cylindrica—Reinforced

Resorcinol Composites. Advanced Science Letters. 22(2), 454-457 NAAS

rating:7.80

70. Parida, S. K., Mohapatra, J., and Mishra, D. K. 2016. Structural and magnetic

behavior of spinel CuMn 2 O 4 synthesized by co-melting technique. Materials

Letters, 181, 116-118. NAAS rating:9.02

71. Pati, M., Parida, G.S., Mondal, K.D., Gupta, A.R., Swain, R.K., Senapati, S.K. and

Patra, R.C. 2016. Blood Macro and Micro Mineral Status of Calves during

Treatment for industrial fluorosis with Tamarind (Tamarindus Indica) Fruit pulp.

Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition, 33(1): 108-113. NAAS rating:5.02

72. Patni, M., Singh, S. K., Singh, D. V., Palod, J., Kumar, A., Singh, M. K. and

Sathapathy, S. 2016. Studies on body weight, body measurements and scrotal

morphology in local Pantja goats. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 50(1): 105-


73. Patra, A. K., Mishra, K. N. Garnayak, L. M., Halder, J. and Swain. S. K. 2016.

Evaluation of organic nutrient-management practices in rice (Oryza sativa)–tomato

(Lycopersicum esculentum)–okra (Abelmoschus esculentus) system under irrigated

conditions. Indian Journal of Agronomy 61(2): 154-160. NAAS rating:5.46

74. Paul, J. C., Panigrahi, B., Padhi, G. C. and Mishra, P. 2016. Geo-informatics based

groundwater plan preparation of Kichna nala watershed of Odisha. Journal of Soil

and Water Conservation, 15(4): 325-331. NAAS rating:5.08

75. Poduval, M., Mathew, B. and Tarai, R.K. (2015).Evaluation of germplasm for

cashew apple processing industry. Indian J. Hort. 72(3), : 411-415. NAAS

rating:6.11

76. Pradhan, M., Pradhan C.and Mohanty S. 2017. Effect of P-Solubilizing bacteria on

microbial Biomass P & Phosphate activity in groundnut (Arachis hypogaea.L)

Rhizospher.International Journal of current Microbiology and Applied Science,

6(4):1240-1260. NAAS rating:5.38

77. Pradhan, M., Sahoo R.K, Pradhan C., Tuteja N. and Mohanty S. 2017.Contribution

of native Phosphorous Solubilizing bacteria of acis soils on phosphorus acquisition

8585

in peanut (Arachis hypogaea L.) Protoplasm DOI 10.1007/500709-017-1112-1

NAAS rating:8.63

78. Pradhan, S. K., Singh, N. R., B Rath, B. P., and Thatoi, H. N. 2016. Bacterial

chromate reduction: a review of important genomic, proteomic and bioinformatic

analysis. Critical Reviews In Environmental Science And Technology.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10643389.2016.1258912. NAAS rating:13.15

79. Pradhan, S.K., Nayak, D.K., Guru, M., Pandit, E., Das, S., Barik, S.R. et al. 2016.

Screening and classification of genotypes for seedling stage chilling stress tolerance

in rice and validation of the trait within SSR markers. Plant Genetic Resources:

Characterization and Utilization. NAAS rating:6.72

80. Prusty, S.R. and Tripathy, S.K. 2016. Economics of milk production in organized

and unorganized sector in Cuttack district of Odisha- a comparative analysis, Indian

Journal of Dairy Science, 69(3): 360-367.

81. Prusty, S.R. and Tripathy, S.K. 2016. Milk market structure in Cuttack district of

Odisha: organized vs. unorganized sector. Asian Journal of Dairy & Food

Research. 35(1):28-32.

82. Prusty, S.R., and Tripathy, S.K. 2016. Marketing of pulses in Jagatsinghpur district

of Odisha. “Indian Journal of Economics & Development”.13(1):159-164. NAAS

rating:5.26

83. Ray,S.K.,Tamang,K.D.,Dutta,S and Hansda.S.(2016).Hydrolytic enzymes and

antibiotic sensitivity of Xanthomonas oryzae incidence of bacterial bacterial leaf

blight of rice in West Bengal. Indian Phytopath.69(4s):206-208. NAAS rating:5.90

84. Rout, G. R., Singh, K., Hota, T., Panigrahi, J. and Das, G. 2016. Recent progress in

biotechnological interventions in Piper species: a review. Applied Biological

Research, 18 (2): 93-105. NAAS rating:5.07

85. Rout, S.K., Pradhan C.R., Rath R., Panda N., Panigrahi B. and Pati P.K. 2016.

Influence of probiotics and acidifier supplementation on growth, carcass

characteristics and economics of feeding in broilers. Indian Journal of Animal

Nutrition, 33(1): 97-101. NAAS rating:5.02

86. Sahoo, A.K., Dwibedi, B., Das, J., Behera, M., & Behera, L. 2017. Spontaneous

Liposarcoma in a Guinea Pig (Cavia porcellus) and its Surgical Management.

International Journal of Livestock Research, 7(3), 193-196. NAAS rating:5.36

87. Sahoo, B., Nedunchezhiyal, M. and Acharya, P. 2016. Incedence of collar rot in

Elephant foot yam under varried nutrient regime. Journal of crop and weed, 12(3):


88. Sahoo, B., Nedunchezhiyal, M. and Acharya, P. 2016. Productivity potential of

Elephant Foot Yam in Alfisols. The bioscan, 10(3): 1255-1257. NAAS rating:5.26

89. Sahoo, J. K., Das, S. K., Sethy, K., Mishra, S. K., Swain, R. K., Mishra, P.C. and

Sahoo, S.P. 2017. Comparative evaluation of hormonal protocol on the

performance of crossbred cattle. Tropical Animal Health and Production,49: 259–263. NAAS rating:7.09

90. Sahoo, J. K., Das, S. K., Sethy, K., Mishra, S. K., Swain, R. K., Mishra, P.C. and

Satapathy, D. 2016. Effect of Supplementation of Mineral Mixture and Bypass Fat

on Performance of Crossbred Cattle. Journal of Animal Research, 6(4): 611-618.

NAAS rating:5.68

8686

http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10643389.2016.1258912

91. Sahoo, N.R.,Panda, M.K.,Bal,L.M., Pal, U.S. and Sahoo, D. 2015. Comparative

study of MAP and shrink packaging techniques for shelf life extension of fresh

guava. Scientia Horticulturae, 182 :1-7. NAAS rating:7.96

92. Sahoo, P. R., Swain, P., Nayak, S. M., Bag, S., Mishra, S. R. 2016. Surface plasmon

resonance based biosensor: A new platform for rapid diagnosis of livestock

diseases, Veterinary World. 9(12): 1338-1342. NAAS rating:5.71

93. Sahoo, P.R., Mishra, S.R. and Kar, D. 2016. Lateral Flow Assay: A new platform

for diagnosis of Livestock disease. International Journal of Livestock

Research.6(2),1-9. NAAS rating:5.36

94. Sahoo, P.R., Sethy K, Mohapatra S, Panda D (2016). Loop mediated isothermal

amplification: an innovative gene amplification technique for animal diseases.

Veterinary World, 9(5): 465-469. NAAS rating:5.71

95. Sahoo, P.R., Sethy, K., Mohapatra, S. and Panda, D. 2016. Loop mediated

isothermal amplification: An innovative gene amplification technique for animal

disease, Veterinary World, 9(5):42-46. NAAS rating:5.71

96. Samal, L., Chaturvedi, V.B. and Pattanaik, A.K. 2017. Effects of dietary

supplementation with Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus L.) tubers on

growth performance, nutrient digestibility, activity and composition of large

intestinal microbiota in rats. Journal of Animal and Feed Sciences, 26: 50-58.

NAAS rating:6.88

97. Samal, L., Chaudhary, L.C., Agarwal, N. and Kamra, D.N. 2016. Impact of

phytogenic feed additives on growth performance, nutrient digestion and

methanogenesis in growing buffaloes. Animal Production Science, 56(2):22-24.

NAAS rating:7.28

98. Samal, P, Patra, R.C., Gupta, A.R., Mishra, S.K., Jena, D. and Satapathy, D. 2016.

Effect of Tamarindus indica leaf powder on plasma concentrations of copper, zinc,

and iron in fluorotic cows. Veterinary World. 9:1121-1124. NAAS rating:5.71

99. Samal, S., Sahoo, S. & Mishra, C.S.K. 2017: Morpho-histological and enzymatic

alterations in earthworms Drawida willsi and Lampito mauritii exposed to urea,

phosphogypsum and paper mill sludge. Chemistry and Ecology .33(8).762-776.

NAAS rating:7.21

100. Samant, T.K. 2016. Effect of Oxadiagryl on weed density, yield and economics in

dry seeded rice through front line demonstration. Journal of Crop and Weed. 12(1):

120-124.

101. Samant, T.K. 2017. Bud chip method: A potential technology for sugarcane

(Saccharum officinarum) cultivation, Journal of Medicinal Plants Studies, 6(3):


102. Samant, T.K. and Mohanty, T.R. 2017. Effect of sowing date and weed

management on productivity and economics of rainfed mungbean(Vigna radiata).

Indian Journal of Agronomy, 62(3): 125-130. NAAS rating:5.46

103. Samant, T.K. and Patra, A. 2016. Effect of tillage and nutrient management

practices on yield, economics and soil health in rice(Oryza sativa)-

greengram(Vigna radiata ) cropping system under rainfed condition of Odisha.

Indian Journal of Agronomy, 61(2): 33-38. NAAS rating:5.46

104. Sandeep, I.S., Kuanar, A., Akbar, A., Kar, B., Das, S., Mishra, A., Sial, P., Naik, P.

K. and Nayak, S. 2016. Agroclimatic zone based metabolic profiling of turmeric

8787

(Curcuma longa L) for phytochemical yield optimization. Industrial Crops and

Products, 85: 229-240. NAAS rating:10.19

105. Sarangi, C. and Behera R. D. 2016. Sulphate Sorpitivity in Alfisols under P

optimised groundnut. The Bioscan. 11(3):1683-1685. NAAS rating:5.26

106. Sarangi, N.R., Babu, L.K., Kumar, A., Pradhan, C.R., Pati, P.K. and Mishra, J.P.

(2016) Effect of dietary supplementation of prebiotic, probiotic and symbiotic on

growth performance and carcass characteristics of broiler chickens. Veterinary

World, 9(3): 313-319. NAAS rating:5.71

107. Sarangi, Subhashree, Mahapatra A. P. K., Mohapatra S. and Kundu A. K. 2016.

Age-specific changes in electrocardiographic parameters in bipolar limb leads of

conscious female native cats of Odisha. Veterinary World. 9(2): 147- 150. NAAS

rating:5.71

108. Saren, S., Barman, S., Mishra, A. and Saha, D. 2017. Effect of added organic matter

and sulphur on transformation of different fractions of sulphur in soil. The Bioscan,

11(4): 2399-2403. NAAS rating:5.26

109. Satapathy, D., Mishra, S.K., Swain, R.K.,, Sethy,K., and Sahoo, G.R.2016. Effect

of Supplementation of Area Specific Mineral Mixture on Performance of Crossbred

Cows with Reproductive Disorders in Kakatpur Block. Indian Journal of Animal

Nutrition, 33(3): 279-284. NAAS rating:5.02

110. Satapathy, N.P., Mishra R., Dixit S.K., Padhy A., Sahu A.R., Sahoo S.P. and Jena

S.C. 2016. Microbiological Analysis and Antibiotic Sensitivity of Water for Wild

Animals in Nandankanan Zoo, Odisha. Journal of Animal Research, 6 (1): 105-108.

NAAS rating:5.68

111. Sathapathy, S., Dehury, S, Mishra, U.K., and Sahu, N. 2016. Determination of sex,

age and height in Asiatic elephant (Elephas maxineus). Indian Journal of Science

and Nutrition, 7(3): 694-696. NAAS rating: 12.7

112. Senapati, A.K., Dhal, A., Swain, S.K., Panda, A. and Panda, K.K. 2017. Efficacy

of chemical, bioagents and neem products in management of foliar diseases of

groundnut. International Journal of Chemical Studies, 5(1):145-148. NAAS

rating:5.21

113. Sethi, K., Lenka, P. C., Tripathy, S. K. 2016. Correlation and path coefficient

analysis of nut yield and ancillary component traits in cashew. Journal of plantation

crops, 44(2):119-123. NAAS rating:5.54

114. Sethi, K., Lenka, P. C., Tripathy, S. K., and Tripathy, P. 2016. Evaluation of

promising cashew hybrids for higher nut yield. Journal of Plantation Crops, 44(1):


115. Sethy, K., Garg, A.K., Perme, B., Behera K. and Biswal R. 2016. Effect of different

selenium sources on antioxidant enzymes and bioavailability in goats. Indian

Journal of Small Ruminants, 22(2): 178-181. NAAS rating:5.25

116. Singh, M.K. Nayak, G.D. Sardar, K.K. 2016. Phenotypic characterisation of native

chicken population reared under family based free range scavenging system in

Odisha Indian Journal of Animal Research, 50(6): 839-845. NAAS rating:6.44

117. Suklabaidya, S., Das B, Ali S A, Jain S, Swaminathan S, Mohanty AK, Panda SK,

Dash P, Chakraborty S, Batra S K and Senapati S. 2016. Characterization and use

of HapT1-derived homologous tumors as a preclinical model to evaluate therapeutic

8888

efficacy of drugs against pancreatic tumor desmoplasia. Oncotarget. 7(27): 41825–41842. NAAS rating:5.0

118. Swain, S.S., Nayak B., Devi N., Das S. and Swain N. 2016. Liquid-liquid extraction

of cadmium (II) from sulfate medium using phosphonium and ammonium based

ionic liquids diluted in kerosene. Hydrometallurgy. 162: 63-70. NAAS rating:9.47


1. Abhilasha P. and Pal U.S. 2018. Effect of Ohmic Heating on Quality and Storability

of Sugarcane Juice. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 7(1): 2856-2868. NAAS rating

5.38

2. Acharjee, S., Beura, S., Giri, T.K. 2018. Impact of Plant Bio Regulators on

flowering, post harvest and bulb production of oriental Lilium hybrid cv. Sorbonne.

Multilogic in sciences, 8(15): 127-129. NAAS rating 5.20.

3. Acharya, A. P., Panda S. K. and Prusty B.K. 2017. Diagnosis and confirmation of

Theileria annulata infectionin cattle in Odisha, India. Journal of Entomology and

Zoology studies, 5(4), 1543-1546. NAAS rating 5.53

4. Akbar, A, Kuanar, A., Patnaik, J., Mishra, A., Nayak, S. 2018. Application of

Artificial Neural Network modeling for optimization and prediction of essential oil

yield in turmeric (Curcuma longa L.). Computers and Electronics in Agriculture.

148: 160–178. NAAS rating 9.17

5. Bakhara, C.K., Pal U.S., Bal L.M. 2017. Drying characteristic and physico-

chemical evaluation of tender jackfruit slices during osmo-convective drying. J of

Food Measurement and Characterisation DOI 10.1007/s11694-017-9668-1 NAAS

rating 7.42

6. Barik, S., Swain R K., Sethy K., Mishra S. K., Satapathy, D. and Panigrahy, K. K.

and Bidanta, S. 2017. Comparative Evaluation of Blood Biochemical and

Haematological Parameters Along With Immune Status of Vanaraja Birds under

Different Systems of Rearing. International Journal of Current Microbiology and

Applied Sciences, 7: 872-878. NAAS rating 5.38

7. Barpanda, S., Beura, S., Rout S. and Jagadev, P.N. 2017. Studies on in vitro

regeneration of sandalwood (S. album Linn) from leaf disc explant. Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. (6):892-896. NAAS rating 5.21

8. Behera, D., Pradhan, C.R., Behura, N.C., Mohapatra, L.M., Mohanty, G.P., Behera,

K., Das, D.P. and Sahu, R.K. (2017) Production performance of Hansli chicken

in Odisha, Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies; 5(6): 1219-1224. NAAS

rating 5.53

9. Behera, H.K., G.R. Jena, D.Kumar & S.K.Mishra (2017) Infectious bovine

keratoconjuctivitis and its successful therapeutic management a case report", The

Pharma Innovation Journal. 6(12): 110. NAAS rating 5.03

10. Behera, M., Panda, S. K., Jain, S., Behera, S. S., Dash P. and Senapati, S. 2018.

Validation of Two Commercially Available Ki67 Antibodies for

Immunohistochemical Analysis of Canine Tissues. International Journal of

Livestock Research, 8 (2): 247-252. NAAS rating 5.36

11. Behera, M.C., Mohanty, T.L. and Paramanik, B.K., 2017. Silvics, phytochemistry

and ethnopharmacy of endangered poison nut tree (Strychnos nux-vomica L.): A

review, Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 6(5): 1207-1216. NAAS

rating 5.21

8989

12. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Effective influence of liming

materials on Chemical properties of the soil for maize crop grown in Acid Soil of

Khurda dist. of Odisha. International Journal of Chemical Studies. 5(5):2111-2117.

NAAS rating 5.31


liming materials on Ornaic Carbon status of the Soil for maize crop grown in Acid


NAAS rating 5.21


liming materials on Post-harvest properties of the soil for maize crop grown in Acid


NAAS rating 5.21

15. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Scientific influence of different

sources of liming materials with & without FYM on Concentration, Uptake &

Recovery of the Nutrients for maize crop grown in Acid Soil of Khurda dist. of

Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. 6(5):1820-1825. NAAS

rating 5.21

16. Behera, R. D., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2017. Various impact of different

sources of liming materials on Growth, Yield & Productivity of the maize crop

grown in Acid Soil of Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry.

6(5):1831-1835. NAAS rating 5.21

17. Behera, S. and Das, S. 2018. Effect of weather variables on the biology of Alternaria

porri. of onion under controlled environmental condition. Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7(4): 315-319. NAAS rating 5.21

18. Behera, S., Dutta, S. and Das, S. 2018. Identification of Biochemical Variation in

Alternaria Isolates of Onion Plant. International Journal of Current Microbiology

and Applied Science, 7(07): 32-39. NAAS rating 5.38

19. Behera, S., Padhiary, A. K. , Nanda, P.K. , Rout, S., Nayak, A. and Nanda, P.K.

2017. Effect of plant growth regulators on Morpho-physiological and yield

parameters of some Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) cultivars. International Journal

of current microbiology and applied sciences. 6 (11): 1784-1809. NAAS rating 5.38

20. Behera, S., Panigrahi B., Pradhan C. R., Behura N., Panda N., Bagh J., Pati PK and

Kanungo S. 2018. A study on carcass quality traits of a back cross progeny from

Hansli and coloured broiler chicken. Journal of Entomology and Entomology and

Zoology Studies, 6(3): 1576-1578. NAAS rating 5.53

21. Behera, S., Panigrahi, B., Pradhan, C.R., Behura, N.C., Panda, N. and Bagh, J. 2017.

Performance of Back Cross Progeny from Hansli Male and Coloured Broiler

Female Chicken International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied

Sciences, 6 (7): 2739-2744. NAAS rating 5.38

22. Behera, S., Rai, A.K. and Rout, R. 2017. Factor Affecting Growth of Phoma cajani

Causing Stem Canker in Pigeonpea. International Journal of Current Microbiology

and Applied Science, 6 (12): 2991-2995. NAAS rating 5.38

23. Behera, S., Rout, R. K., Sinha, B., Padhiary A., Nayak, A., Behera, D. and Das, T.

2017. Root Phenology and Biochemical Changes in Rice Genotypes under Drought

Stress. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Science, 6 (11):

1818-1828. NAAS rating 5.38

9090

24. Biswal, C., Pradhan, C.R., Sahoo, N., Panda, M.R., Mishra, S.K., Behera, K. and

Das, A. 2018. Fecal cortisol as an indicator of stress in free-ranging and captive

Asian elephants of Odisha, The Pharma Innovation Journal, 7(4): 1137-1140.

NAAS rating 5.03

25. Biswal, S., Pany, S. S., Sahoo, N., Singh, M. and Singh, S. V. 2018. Seroprevalence

of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP) in Goat Population of

Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 7(1): 1618-1623.

NAAS rating 5.38

26. Biswal, S., Pany, S. S., Singh, S. V. Sahoo, N., Singh, M., Gupta, S. and Chaubey,

K. K. 2018. Bio-detection of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in

the commercial milk and milk Products sold in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. Int. J.

Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci., 7(1): 753-761. NAAS rating 5.38

27. Chopda, A., Sahu, A. P., Das, D. M., Panigrahi, B. and Senapati, S.2018. Variation

in actual evapotranspiration of green chilli inside and outside the rooftop

greenhouse under deficit irrigation. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 7(08): 4152-


28. Chrungoo, N. K., Rout G. R., Balasubramani S. P., Rajasekharan P. E., Haridasan

K., Rao B. R. P., Manjunath R., Nagduwar G., Venkatasubramanian P., Nongbet

A., Hynniewta M., Swain D., Salamma S., Souravi K., Jena S. N. and Barik S. K.

2018. Establishing taxonomic identity and selecting genetically diverse populations

for conservation of threatened plants using molecular markers. Current Science,

114 (3): 539-553 NAAS rating 6.76

29. Dalai A. Subudhi, C.R.Dalai, B and Mohanty, R.R.2018. Comparative study of

water requirement with seasonal rainfall for cereals, pulses and oil seed of Khurda

district of Odisha. International journal of chemical studies, 6(3):1377-1381.

NAAS rating 5.31

30. Das, D, Panda, S.K., Kundu, A.K., Jena, B., Das, B. C. and Sahu, R. K. 2018.

Haematological and metabolic profile test of mastitis affected bovines in Odisha.

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 6(2): 3022-3024. NAAS rating 5.53

31. Das, D., S.K. Panda, B. Jena and Sahoo, A.K. 2018. Economic Impact of

Subclinical and Clinical Mastitis in Odisha, India. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci.

7(03): 3651-3654. NAAS rating 5.38

32. Das, D., S.K. Panda, B. Jena and Sahoo, A.K. 2018. Somatic Cell Count: A

Biomarker for Early Diagnosis and Therapeutic Evaluation in Bovine Mastitis.

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 7(03): 1459-1463. NAAS rating 5.38

33. Das, K., Panda, B.P., Shaw B.P., Das S.R., Dash S.K., Kariali E.and Mohapatra

P.K. 2018. Grain density and its impact on grain filling characteristic of rice:

mechanistic testing of the concept in genetically related cultivars. Scientific reports,

8:41-49. NAAS rating 10.01

34. Das, L. K., Rout, R. K., Behera, S. and Ranasingh, N. 2018. “Assessment of

Resource Use Efficiency of Agricultural Farms in Command Area of Puri District

of Odisha, India” International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied

Sciences, 7(01): 1749-1756. NAAS rating 5.38

35. Das, P., Mohanty J., Badhe M.R., Sahoo P.K., Sardar K.K. and Parija S.C. 2018.

Assessment of protective response induced by whole antigens of fish ectoparasite,

9191

Argulus siamensis in rohu, Labeo rohita. Journal of Entomology and Zoology

Studies. 6(3): 1751-1755. NAAS rating 5.53

36. Das, S., Das, D., Panda, S.K., Sagarika, S., & Jena, B. 2018. Clinico-Pathological

Studies of Marek’s Disease in Chickens. International Journal of Livestock

Research, 8(1), 207-217. NAAS rating 5.36

37. Dash S.K., Bakhara C.K., Pal U.S., Panda M.K. 2018. Portable evaporatively

cooled storage chamber for horticultural produce. Agricultural Engineering Today,

42(1):46-51. NAAS rating 5.30

38. Dash, A., Dhakre, D.S. and Bhattacharya, D. 2017. Analysis of Growth and

Instability in Rice Production of Odisha by Fitting Appropriate Statistical Models.

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Science, 6(10): 3313-


39. Dash, A., Dhakre, D.S. and Bhattacharya, D. 2017. Forecasting of food grain

production in Odisha byfitting ARIMA model. Journal of Pharmacognosy and

Phytochemistry, 6(6): 1126-1132. NAAS rating 5.21

40. Dash, A., Pradhan, P.N., Dwibedi, S.K., Panigrahi, K.K. and Mohanty, A. 2017.

Land use dynamics in context of sustainable agricultural development in Odisha.

Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 6(6): 631-636. NAAS rating 5.21

41. Dash, L., Subramaniam, S. Khulape, S. A., Prusty, B. R., Pargai, K., Narnaware, D.

S., Patil, N. V. and Pattnaik B. 2018. Development and Utilization of VHH

Antibodies Derived from Camelus Dromedarius against Foot-and-Mouth Disease

Virus. Animal Biotechnology; https://doi.org/10.1080/10495398.2018.1433191

NAAS rating 7.26

42. Dash, M. Das, S., Mohanty, S., Bhol, R., Swain, S. K. and Swain, S. 2018. Effect

of post priming storage duration on physiological and biochemical parameters of

halo, hormonal and hydro primed cowpea seeds. International Journal of Chemical

Studies, 6(1) : 910-918. NAAS rating 5.31

43. Dash, S. R., Ray, P., Mukhopadhaya, S. D., Routray, B. K. & Singh, D. V. 2017.

Constraints perceived by Tribal People in Implementation of watershed

Development programme a study in Odisha. International Journal 0f Current

Microbiology and applied science.6(8) PP 3296-3301. NAAS rating 5.38

44. Dash, S., Tushar Jyotiranjan, Das L., Sahoo R., Mohapatra S. & Das M. 2017.

Management of demodecosis (demodex canis) associated with secondary bacterial

infections in dog, The Pharma Innovation Journal. 6(9): 372-375. NAAS rating 5.03

45. Dash, S.N., Behera S., Pushpavathi Y. and Mishra K.N. 2018. Conservation

Agriculture Approaches in Banana to Improve Soil Quality and Farm Productivity.

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences 7 (3): 651-


46. Dash, S.N., Behera, S., and Pushpavathi, Y. 2018. Effect of Planting Dates and

Varieties on Potato Yield. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 7(3): 1868-1873. NAAS

rating 5.38

47. Datta, D and Senapati A.K.2017. Influence of weather parameters on occurrence

and development of early leaf spot of groundnut in Orissa. Journal of Agroecology

and Natural Resource management, 4 (2) 128-130. NAAS rating 5.38

48. Deb, C. R., Rout G. R., Mao A. A., Nandi S. K., Nilasana Singha R. K., Vijayan

D., Langhu T., Kikon Z. P., Pradhan S., Mohd Tariq and Swain D. 2018. In vitro

9292

https://doi.org/10.1080/10495398.2018.1433191%20NAAS%20rating%207.26

https://doi.org/10.1080/10495398.2018.1433191%20NAAS%20rating%207.26

propagation of some threatened plant species of India. Current Science, 114 (3):


49. Dehuri, M., Panda, M.R., Mohanty, B.N. Hembram, A., Mahapatra, T and Sahu, A.

2017. Ixodid ticks infesting cattle and associated risk factors in coastal district of

Odisha. Journal of Entomology and Zoological studies. 5(4):129-132. NAAS

rating 5.53

50. Dehuri, M., Panda, M.R., Mohanty, B.N., Hembram, A 2018. Seasonal dynamics

in the prevalence of Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus on Cattle of Coastal

Odisha. International journal of Livestock research. 8 (6): 133-138. NAAS rating

5.36

51. Dhalsamant, K., Dash S.K., Bal, L.M., Panda M.K. 2018. Evaluation of Modified

Atmosphere Packaged Chemically Treated Mushroom (Volvariella Volvacea) for

Shelf Life Quality. Agricultural Engineering Today, 42(1):66-72. NAAS rating

5.30

52. Dileep, K. Pasupalak S. and Baliarsingh A. 2018. Effect of establishment methods

and sowing time on growth and yield of rice varieties (Oryza sativa L.). The

Pharma Inovation Journal, 7(4): 904-907. NAAS rating 5.03

53. Dwibedi, B., Sahoo, A.K., Behera, S.S., Nayak, S. 2018. Erucism leading to Uvevtis

in a cow and its successful management. Indian Journal of Veterinary

Surgery.38(2):125-126. NAAS rating 5.25

54. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C. and Dhua, S. R. 2017. Relative performance of rice-

ratoon production systems as influenced by date of sowing and system of cultivation

of plant rice (Oryza sativa L.) genotypes. Indian Journal of Agronomy. 62(3):247-


55. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G. C., Dhua, S. R. and Mohanty, A. K. 2017. Influence of

system of cultivation and genotypes of preceding rice-ratoon on growth and yield

of green gram (Vigna radiata L.) sown at varying dates in coastal alluvium soil of

eastern India. Legume Research, 3804:1-6. NAAS rating 6.34

56. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G.C., Dhua, S. R. Pattanaik, B. R., Sethy, B. K. and

Priyadarshini, S. 2018. Comparative Economics of Rice-Ratoon-Green gram

Production System in East and South East Coastal Plain Zone of Odisha, India.

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 7(2):2247-


57. Dwibedi, S. K., Sahu, S. K., Patnaik, R. K., Tarai, R. K. and Dash, A. 2017. Effects

of Varying Levels of Fly Ash and Vermicompost Amendment on Floristic

Composition of Weeds in Rice Nursery. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 6(12):3565-3579. NAAS rating 5.38

58. Ghosal, M. K., Roy, K., Naik, A. K., Pradhan, K., Das, D. K., Mishra, J. N. and

Behera, D. 2018. Development and performance evaluation of solar power forced

draft improved biomass cooked stove for household cooking. Agricultural

Engineering Today, 42(2): 1-9. NAAS rating 5.30

59. Ghosal, M.K. and Behera D. 2018. Development and performance evaluation of

solar powered forced draft improved biomass cook stove for household cooking.

Agricultural Engineering Today, 42 (2) NAAS rating 5.30

9393

60. Giri, T.K., Beura, S., Acharjee, S. 2018. Impact of various nutrients on flowering

and bulb production of oriental Lilium hybrid cv. Sorbonne. The pharma innovation

Journal, 7(4): 103-106. NAAS rating 5.03

61. Giri, T.K., Beura, S., Behera, S., Acharjee, S. 2017. Response of Asiatic Lilium

Hybrid cv. Tresor to Foliar Application of Different Group of Nutrients.

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 6(9): 3280-


62. Gupta, S. K., Behera K., Pradhan C. R., Acharya A, Sethy K., Behera D., Lone S.

A. and Shinde K. P. 2017. Influence of stocking density on the performance,

carcass characteristics, hematological and biochemical indices of Vanaraja

chickens. Indian Journal of Animal Research, 51(5), 939-943. NAAS rating 6.44

63. Hossain, M.M. 2017. Effect of different substrates on growth and yield of oyster

mushroom (Pleurotussajorcaju). International Journal of Current Microbiology

and Applied Sciences,6(12):760-764. NAAS rating 5.38

64. Hota, A., Biswal, S., Sahoo, N., Venkatesan, G., Arya, S., Kumar, A.,

Ramakrishnan, M. A., Pandey, A. B., Rout, M . 2018. Seroprevalence of

Capripoxvirus infection in sheep and goats among different agro-climatic zones

of Odisha, India. Veterinary World, 11(1): 66-70. NAAS rating 5.71

65. Hota, A., Sahoo, N., Biswal, S. and Rout, M. 2017. Seroprevalence of Bluetongue

among Sheep Population of Odisha. Journal of Animal Research. v.7 n.3, p. 609-


66. Jadhao, K. R., Maharana, J. Samal, K C. Pradhan S. K. and Rout G. R. 2017.

Structural investigation of Indica rice (Oryza sativa L.) DREB1AP2 domain in

response to GCC-BOX DNA: an insight from molecular dynamics. Ind. J. of

Biochemistry & Biophysics, 54: (1&2):47-56. NAAS rating 6.36

67. Jaiswal, S., Singh, I., Mahanta, D., Sathapathy, S., Mrigesh, M., Pandit, K. and

Tamil Selvan, S. (2017). Gross and morphometrical studies on the heart of

Uttara fowl. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies. 5(6): 2313-2318. NAAS

rating 5.53

68. Jaiswal, S., Singh, I., Mahanta, D., Sathapathy, S., Mrigesh, M., Pandit, K. and

Tamil Selvan, S. (2017). Histological, histomorphometrical, histochemical and

ultrastructural studies on the heart of Uttara fowl. Journal of Entomology and

Zoology Studies. 5(6): 2365-2370. NAAS rating 5.53

69. Jali, J, Nayak, S.S, Mishra, R., Soren, N, Sardar, K.K, (2018,) Study of

Antimicrobial Diversity profile of both planktonic and sessile phenotype during

chronic infections of Bovine. International journal of current microbiology and

applied science.7(4):452- 459. NAAS rating 5.38

70. Jena, D, Behera P.C. & Bisoi P.C. 2017. Fibrinolytic effect of phyto-proteins on

animals and poultry blood Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. 16 (4): 682-


71. Jena, S., Kumar M., Mitra S., Paikray R.K. and Ghorai, A.K. 2017.. Effect of weed

management practices on productivity and profitability of jute. Ind. J. Weed Science

49(4):381-384. NAAS rating 5.17

72. Joshi, S.K., Mohanty, T., Bhakat, M. and Sathapathy, S. 2017. Characteristics of

cervical mucus for estrus detection in Murrah Buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis).

Journal of Animal Research. 7(6): 1129-1134. NAAS rating 6.44

9494

73. Joshi, S.K., Mohanty, T., Bhakat, M. and Sathapathy, S. 2018. Association of

sleeping time with determination of estrus in Riverine Buffaloes (Bubalus

bubalis). Journal of Animal Research. 8(1): 79-84. NAAS rating 5.68

74. Kabi, M., Das, T. R., Baisakh, B. and Swain, D. 2017. Resistant gene analogous

marker assisted selection of yellow mosaic virus resistant genotypes in greengram

(Vigna radiata). Int. J. Curr. Microbial. App. Sci., 6(9): 3247-3252. NAAS rating

5.38

75. Kabi, M., Das, T. R., Baisakh, B. and Swain, D. 2018. Validation of molecular

markers linked to yellow mosaic virus disease resistance in diverse genotypes of

greengram (Vigna radiata). Int. J. Curr. Microbial. App. Sci., 7(2): 3457-3465.

NAAS rating 5.38

76. Kanungo, S, Pradhan, C.R, Babu, L.K., Behera, K. Palei, A.K., Jena, B. and Das,

D.P. 2018. Effect of periodicity of exercise on serum metabolites of stall housed

competition horses under climatic condition of Odisha India. International Journal

of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 7(3): 3338-3347. NAAS rating 5.38

77. Kar, A, Sasmal A, Mishra I.O.P. and Panda, P.K. 2018. Relative efficacy and

economics of seed treatment and newer insecticides against sucking and borer pests

of summer mungbean in coastal Odisha. Journal of Entomology and Zoology

studies. 6(2): 2262-2268. NAAS rating 5.53

78. Kar, I., Yadav, S., Mishra, A., Behera, B. Khanda, A., Kumar, V. and Kumar, A.

2018. Productivity trade-off with different water regimes and genotypes of rice

under non-puddled conditions in Eastern India. Field Crops Research, 222: 218–229. NAAS rating 9.87

79. Kar, S.K., Subudhi, C.R., Singh, R.M. and Thomas, T. 2017. Prediction of annual

extreme rainfall events and probable maximum precipitation (PMP) for planning of

soil and water conservation structures. Indian Journal of Soil Conservation, 45(3):


80. Khamari, B., Beura, S.K., Roy,A. and Ranasingh,N. 2017. Assessment of antifungal

potency of some plant extracts against Macrophomina phaseolina causing stem and

root rot of Sesame. The Bioscan, 12 (4): 2047-2051. NAAS rating 5.26

81. Kumar, J; Sinha, Sah R.; Nayak, H and Nirala D., 2018. Evaluation of Kalmegh

(Androgarphis paniculata) germplasm for higher biochemical constituents

production under agro-climatic conditions of Jharkhand, Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 2018: SPI: 561-567. NAAS rating 5.21

82. Kumar, J; Sinha, Sah R.; Nayak, H and Nirala D., 2018. Screening of traits for

higher biochemical constituents production in Kalmegh (Androgarphis

paniculata) plants harvested at pre – flowering stage, Journal of Pharmacognosy

and Phytochemistry, 2018: SPI: 568-573. NAAS rating 5.21

83. Kumar, R., Pattanayak, S.K., Jagtaran and Rajput, P.S., (2018) Studying the

influence of long term INM practices on yield and quality of Ragi crop, Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry 7(1): 2175-2177. NAAS rating 5.21

84. Kumar, S., Bal S. S., Sasmal A., Kar A., Panigrahi R. K. and Jagadev P. N. 2016.

Screening of mungbean and urdbean germplasms against Yellow Mosaic Disease

(YMD) under natural field condition. Indian Phytopathology 69 (4s):724-728.

NAAS rating 5.90

9595

85. Kumar, S., Singh, P., Rai, R., and Baranwal, V. K. 2018. Development of

immunodiagnostics for the detection of Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 3

(GLRaV-3) in grapevine using in vitro expression and purification of coat protein

gene. Journal of Plant Biochemistry and Biotechnology, DOI: 10.1007/s13562-

018-0451-0. NAAS rating 7.04

86. Lakshmi, M.S., Jagadev P.N., Das S., Lenka D., Swain D. and Tripathy S.K. 2018.

Genetic variability and association analysis of maize hybrids under excessive soil

moisture condition. I. J. Curr. Microbio. App.Sci., 7(9): 2935-2941. NAAS rating

5.38

87. Lenka, D. and Tripathy S. K. 2017. Development of high yielding Quality Protein

Maize (QPM) hybrids and their molecular detection. Res. J. Biotechnology, 12(4):


88. Mahanta, D., Mrigesh, M., Sathapathy, S., Tamilselvan, S., Pandit, K. and Nath, S.

2018. Gross and morphometrical studies on the thymus, spleen and bursa of

Fabricius of day old Kadaknath chick. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies.

6(3): 555-558. NAAS rating 5.53

89. Mahanta, D., Mrigesh, M., Sathapathy, S., Tamilselvan, S., Pandit, K. and Nath, S.

2018. Scanning electron microscopic studies on the bursa of Fabricius of local hill

fowl of Uttarakhand. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies. 6(3): 943-946.

NAAS rating 5.53

90. Mahanta, M. K. ;Bordolui, S.K. ; Sadhukhan, R.S. and Moharana, R.L. 2017.

Evaluation of Seed Production potential of China Aster in New Alluvial Zone. The

Bioscan. 12 (3) : 1649-1652. NAAS rating 5.26

91. Mahapatra, S., Mohanty, A.K., Tripathy S.K. Nayak B.R., Panigrahi, N., Samant,

P.K. and Lenka, S. 2017. Effect of irrigation and method of weed management on

weed dynamics and yield of summer rice (Oryza sativa L.) under system of rice

intensification. Indian. J. Agronomy, 62(3): 315-320 NAAS rating 5.46

92. Maharana, K., Beura, S. and Munsi, P.S. 2017. A fast protocol for in vitro cloning

of banana (Musa acuminata) cv. Amritpani. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 6(10): 586-594. NAAS rating 5.38

93. Maharana, K., Munsi, P.S. and Beura, S. 2017. Studies on hardening of invitro

plantlets of banana (Musa acuminata) cv. Amritpani. Multilogic in science,

7(14):247-249. NAAS rating 5.20

94. Mahto, V.K., Kumari, S. and Pandey, A.K. 2018. Extent of awareness and adoption

of ITKs followed in animal husbandry in Ranchi dist. of Jharkhand. International

Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied sciences. (7): 2845-2849. NAAS

rating 5.38

95. Maity, S., Das, S. and Samantaray D.P. 2017. Effect of vitamin on accumulation of

PHB by Zobellella species under submerged fermentation process. International

Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Science, 6(2):1310-1316. NAAS

rating 5.38

96. Maity, S., Das, S. and Samantaray, D.P. 2017. Polyhydroxyalkanoates production

by Zobellella species isolated from fish industrial effluents and its primary

characterization. Journal of Environmental Biology, 38:1429-1434. NAAS rating

6.56

9696

97. Majhi M., Pamia J., Panda S.K., Samal L. and Mishra R.2018.Effect of age and

season on enteritis and antibiotic sensitivity test of E.coli isolated from infected

chickens in Odisha, India. International Journal of Current Microbiology and

Applied Sciences.7(3):2037-2045. NAAS rating 5.38

98. Mallick, S.B., Mohanty, G.P., Mishra, S.K., Behera, K., Dash, S.K., Sethy, K., Pati,

P.K. and Mohapatra L.M. 2018. Performance study of White Pekin ducks in

different stocking density in floor rearing system, The Indian Journal of Animal

Sciences, 88(5): 578–584. NAAS rating 6.23

99. Mallik, S.S., Rayaguru, K., Mohanty, T and Mohanty, M. 2017. A comparative

study on the sensory characteristics of leafy vegetables dried in solar green house

and open sun drying method. The Bioscan, 12(4):1969-1973. NAAS rating 5.26

100. Mandal, M., Naik S.K. and Das D.K. 2018. Effect of boron and sulphur interaction

on some important Biological indices in an Inceptisol. Journal of Plant Nutrition

41(2): 197-209. NAAS rating 6.75

101. Mandal, M., Rout K.K., Purohit D., Majhi P. and Singh M. 2018. Evaluation of

Rice-Rice System on Grain Yield, Chemical, and Biological Properties of an Acid

Inceptisol. Journal of the Indian Society of Soil Science, 66(2) NAAS rating 5.23

102. Mishra, A., Maruthi S., Behera, G. R., Pal, B., Mohanty, A. K., Rath, B. S. and

Mishra P. K. 2017 Suitability of Lime, Green Leaf, and Farm Yard Manure and

Inorganic Fertilizers for Sustaining Green Gram Yield and Rainwater Use

Efficiency Under Moist Sub-Humid Alfisols in India, Communications in Soil

Science and Plant Analysis, 48(12):1417-1427 NAAS rating 6.69

103. Mishra, A., Rath B. S., Mukhi S. K., Mishra S., Mohanty S. K., Behera, B., Panda

A., Panda M. R. and Mohapatra S. 2017. Variety × Nutrient management

interaction in greengram for important yield attributes under rainfed red lateritic

inceptisol, Legume Research, LR-3814: 1-7. NAAS rating 6.34

104. Mishra, A., Sankar, G. R. M., Behera, B., Pal, A. K. Mohanty, S. K., Rath, B. S.

and Mishra, P.K. 2017. Suitability of Lime, Green Leaf, and Farm Yard Manure

and Inorganic Fertilizers for Sustaining Green Gram Yield and Rainwater Use

Efficiency under Moist Sub-Humid Alfisols in India Ashok. Communications in

Soil Science and Plant Analysis, Online published on 30 August 2017. Pp. 1-11.

NAAS rating 6.69

105. Mishra, C.S.K, Nayak ,N., and Samal, S. 2017. Avoidance behaviour of the

earthworm Eudrilus eugeniae (Kinberg) to certain agrochemicals and

phosphogypsum. The Bioscan Vol 12 (4).: 2039-41. NAAS rating 5.26

106. Mishra, C.S.K, Parida, S.S, Mohanta,K.P and Samal,S (2018) Thermal stress

induced alterations in tissue protein, lipid peroxidation and activities of lactate

dehydrogenase, acetylcholinesterase and catalase in the earthworm Eudrilus

eugeniae (Kinberg),Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology .27(1): 1-

8. NAAS rating 5.32

107. Mishra, I.O.P., Panda, S.K. and Dash, A.B. 2018. Effect of organic and inorganic

sources of silicon against yellow stem borer (Scirpophaga incertulas Walker) of

rice in Odisha, India. Indian Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Science,

7(2): 841-848. NAAS rating 5.38

108. Mishra, I.O.P., Panda, S.K. and Dash, A.B. 2018. Effect of organic and inorganic

silicon amendments against yellow stem borer (Scirpophaga incertulas Walker)

9797

and leaf folder (Cnaphalocrocis medinalis Guence) of rice in coastal Odisha.

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 6(3): 1495-1499. NAAS rating 5.53

109. Mishra, J., Sarangi N.R., Mishra R.P., Kumar N, Mishra B.P. 2017. A study on

slaughter pattern of food animals from corporation's slaughter house, Chennai to

assess the demand and popularization of meat. Multilogic in Science, 7(24): 26-28.

NAAS rating 5.20

110. Mishra, K. N., Patra, A. K., Garnayak, L. M., Mohanty, A. K. and Swain, S. K.

2017. Long term effects of integrated nutrient management on productivity and soil

properties of rice (Oryza sativa)–rice cropping system in coastal Odisha. Indian

Journal of Agronomy 62(3): 239-246. NAAS rating 5.46

111. Mishra, P. J., Behera, B., Swain, D., Mishra, A., Subudhi, C. R. and Mishra, P. K.

2017. Productivity and profitability of maize (Zea mays L.) + vegetable

intercropping systems using maize as live trellis and resource conservation in

rainfed uplands of Odisha. Indian Journal of Soil Conservation, 45(2): 136-140.

NAAS rating 5.20

112. Mishra, P.P., Pandey, G. and Moharana, D.P. 2018. Influence of various

concentrations of gibberellic acid (GA3) and spraying frequencies on growth, yield

and post-harvest parameters of China aster [Callistephus chinensis (L.) Nees.].

International Journal of Chemical Studies, 6(3): 89-92. NAAS rating 5.31

113. Mishra, P.P., Pandey, G., Kumura, A., Naik, R. and Pujahari, L.P. 2018. Effect of

Foliar Application of Gibberellic Acid (GA3) Concentrations and Spraying

Frequencies on Vegetative and Floral Attributes of China aster (Callistephus

chinensis (L.) Nees.) International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied

Sciences, 7(1): 1889-1894. NAAS rating 5.38

114. Mishra, R.R. SK Senapati., Dr. Sudam Chandra Sahoo., Dr. MR Das., Dr. G Sahoo

and Dr. RC Patra. 2018. Trypanosomiasis induced oxidative stress and

hemato-biochemical alteration in cattle. Journal of Entomology and Zoology


115. Mishra, S. and Dash, D. K. 2018. Reproductive biology of Ctrus aurantifolia cv

Kuliana lime under east and south east costal plain zone of Odisha. Int. j. Chemical

studies, 6(2):3556-3561. NAAS rating 5.31

116. Mishra, S., Dash, D.K and Das, A.K. 2018. South Indian leafy Vegetables

Gongura(Hibiscus sabdariffa L.) as an important medicinal herb:A review. Journal

of pharmacognosy andphytochemistry. Sp;1:2534-3561. NAAS rating 5.21

117. Mishra, S., Panigrahi, S., Sahu, S. K., Swain, R. R., Sahoo, S., Biswal, S. S., Mishra,

S. R. and Das, S. 2017. Effect of administration of different antimicrobial drug

on haemato-biochemical profile in endometritic cows. The Bioscan. 12(4): 1845 -


118. Mishra, S., Pavni, K., Dalai, P. and Dash, D.K. 2018. Effect of season on growth

dynamics of Ctrus aurantifolia cv Kuliana limeunder Bhubaneswar condition. Int.

J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 7(02): 2911-2920. NAAS rating 5.38

119. Mishra, S., Sahu, S. K., Panigrahi, S., Biswal, S. S., Mishra, S. R., and Das, S. 2018.

Comparative therauptic efficacy between levofloxacin, ornidazole and alpha

tocopherol combination to prostaglandrin F2α on IL-6 and IL-10 transcript level in

9898

long standing cases of endometritis in crossbred jersey cows. Iranian Journal of

Veterinary Research.10: 4165-4169. NAAS rating 6.67

120. Mohanty, D.K, Behera, D, Mahapatra, M and Swain, S.K. 2017. Effects of


establishment. Journal of Agricultural Engineering, 54 (1): NAAS rating 5.59

121. Mohanty, S. S., Khuntia, B. K., Sahu, B., Patra, S. K., Tripathy, M. K., Samantaray,

K. 2017. Effect of Feeding Rates on Growth, Feed Utilisation and Nutrient

Absorption of Murrel Fingerling, Channa striata (Bloch) and Determination of

Protein and Energy Requirement for Maintenance and Maximum Growth. J Nutr.

Food Sci. 7(4): 606. NAAS rating 5.26

122. Mohanty, S., Panda N., Panigrahi B., Swain R.K., Dash S.K., Mishra A. and Giri

S.S. 2017. Feeding pattern, metabolic status and milk composition of Chilika

buffaloes in their natural habitat. Indian Journal of Animal Sciences, 87(5):610-


123. Mohanty, S., Sahu G.S, Dash S.K., Pradhan, S.R., Mangaraj S. and Nahak S. 2017.

Integrated Nutrient Management for Seed Production in French Bean(Phaseolus

vulgaris L.) . Int.J.curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 6(10):3295-3303 NAAS rating 5.38

124. Mohapatra, A.K.B. and Pradhan K. C. 2018. Evaluation of productive, profitable

and energy efficient alternate cropping system options for pikka tobacco (Nicotiana

tabacum) on Alfisols of Odisha, Indian Journal of Agronomy, 63 (2): 211-215.

NAAS rating 5.46

125. Mohapatra, S., Khadanga, G. S. and Majhi ,S . 2018. Social entrepreneurship for

agricultural development in india .The pharma innovation journal, 7(4):204-205.

NAAS rating 5.03

126. Mohapatra, S., Mohapatra U. and Mishra, R.K. 2018. Price forecasting of

groundnut in Odisha. The Pharma Innovation Journal, 7(3): 111-114. NAAS rating

5.03

127. Mohapatra, S., Sarkar, B., Samantaray, D.P., Daware, A., Maity, S., Pattnaik, S.

and Bhattacharjee, S. 2017. Bioconversion of fish solid waste in to PHB using

Bacillus subtilis based submerged fermentation process. Environmental

Technology, doi: 10.1080/09593330.2017.1291759. NAAS rating 7.92

128. Mohapatra, S., Soubhagya R. Pradhan, Tushar Jyotiranjan, Pravas Ranjan Sahoo,

A.P.K. Mahapatra and A.K. Kundu. (2018). Deciphering electrocardiogram of

healthy male Ganjam goats (Capra hircus). Applied Biological Research. 20(1):


129. Moharana, R.L.; Basu, A.K. ; Bordolui, S.K. and Hembram, A. K.2017. Packaging

materials for Seed Storage in Indian Bean – Genotypic response. Journal of Crop

and Weed. 13 (2):60-63. NAAS rating 5.28

130. Monalisa, S. P. and Swain, S.K. 2017. Chemomorphic traits determining seed yield

in sesame as influenced by growing seasons. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 6(5):2561-2570 NAAS rating 5.38

131. Monalisa, S.P., Swain, S.K., Kulkarni, C.C. and Behera, M. 2018. Seed

development and maturation in sesame cv. Prachi as influenced by growing

seasons. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7:804-806. NAAS rating

5.21

9999

132. Muthu M.C., Muduli K.C., Swain S.K., Bastia D.N. and Samal K.C. 2018.

Characterisation of aromatic short grain rice varieties based on standard phenol test.

International Journal of Chemical Studies, 6 (3) : 302-304. NAAS rating 5.31

133. Nahak, S.C., Nandi A,Sahu GS,Tripathy P,Dash S and Pradhan SR.2017.

Evaluation of some chemical quality parameters in several chilli genotypes under

rabi season in Odisha. International Journal of Chemical Studies ,5(5)1045-1047.

NAAS rating 5.31

134. Naik, S.K., Behura, N.C., Samal, L., Mishra, P.K., Swain, R.K. and Nayak, G.D.

2017. Effects of cumulative protein intake on growth performance and body

conformation traits in female broiler breeders under intensive system of rearing.

International Journal of Livestock Research, 7 (9): 228-236. NAAS rating 5.36

135. Nair, R. M. Götz, M. Winter, S. Giri, R. R. Boddepalli, V. N. Sirari, A. Bains, T. S.

Taggar, G. K. Dikshit, H. K. Aski, M. Boopathi, M. Swain, D. Rathore, A. Anil

Kumar V., Lii E. C. and Kenyon L. 2017. Identification of mungbean lines with

tolerance or resistance to yellow mosaic in fields in India where different

begomovirus species and different Bemisia tabaci cryptic species predominate.

European Journal of Plant Pathology, 149:349-365. NAAS rating 7.74

136. Nandi, B., Samal, L., Behura, N.C., Nayak, G.D. and Das, D.P. 2017. Growth,

efficiency and body conformation traits of Hansli breed of Odisha under

intensive management system. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 5 (6):

2398-2403. NAAS rating 5.53

137. Nayak, A. and Biswal, S. 2018. Performance of Rice in Modified Conventional

System over System of Rice Intensification (SRI). International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences, SI-6.2163-2168. NAAS rating 5.38

138. Nayak, H., Sahoo, D., Swain, S. C., Jena, B., Pradhan, P. and Paramjita, D. 2018.

Effect of fertigation and mulching on growth, yield and yield attributing

characteristics of pointed gourd (Trichosanthes dioica Roxb.) cv. Swarna Alaukik.

International Journal of Chemical Studies, 6(2):258-261. NAAS rating 5.31

139. Nayak, H., Sahoo, D., Swain, S. C., Jena, Paramjita, B. and Bisoyi, B. S. 2018.

Influence of fertigation doses and mulching on yield attributing characters and post

harvest shelf life of pointed gourd (Trichosanthes dioica Roxb.). International


rating 5.38

140. Nayak, P.K., Rayaguru K., Radha Krishnan K. 2017. Quality comparison of

elephant apple juices after high pressure processing and thermal treatment. Journal

of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 97(5):1404-11. NAAS rating 8.42

141. Nayak, S., Mishra, C.S.K, Guru, B.C and Samal, S. 2018. Histological anomalies

and alterations in enzyme activities of the earthworm Glyphidrillus tuberosus

exposed to high concentrations of phosphogypsum, Environmental Monitoring and

Assessment (Springer).IF-1.8, DOI 10.1007/s10661-018-6933-7. NAAS rating 7.96

142. Niaz, F., Sethy, K., Swain R.K., Behera, K., Mishra S.K., Karna D.K. and Mishra

C. 2017. Combined effect of concentrate and area specific mineral mixture

supplementation on the performance of Ganjam goat in its native tract. The Pharma

Innovation Journal. 6(10): 320-323. NAAS rating 5.03

143. Padhi, P. P. and Pattanayak, S.K. 2018. Effect of Lime Coating and Molybdenum

Seed Treatment on Nodulation, Growth and Yield of Different Pulses Grown in

100100

Alfisols. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Science 7(2):

1417-1426. NAAS rating 5.38

144. Padhiary, J., Das, D. M., Sahu, A. P. and Sahoo B. C. 2018. Modelling Stream flow

of Altuma Catchment using SWAT. Int .J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 7(05): 2794-


145. Pahari, A. and Mishra, B.B. 2017. Characterization of Siderophore Producing

Rhizobacteria and Its Effect on Growth Performance of Different Vegetables.


1405 NAAS rating 5.38

146. Paital, B. 2018 Removing small non-enzymatic molecules for biochemical assay

of redox regulatory enzymes; An exemplary comments on “Antioxidant responses in gills and digestive gland of oyster Crassostrea madrasensis (Preston) under lead

exposure. Ecotoxicol. Environ. Saf. 154 : 337–340 NAAS rating 10.53

147. Pal, R. Mandal, D. and Naik, B.S. 2017. Studies on the interaction between varietal

resistance and management practices against leaf blast of rice. International

Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 6(11): 112-116. NAAS

rating 5.38

148. Pal, R. Mandal, D. Biswas, M.K. and Naik, B.S. 2017. Evaluation of new generation

fungicidal molecules for the management of sheath blight (Rhizoctonia solani

Kuhn) of rice. Journal of Mycology and Plant Pathology, 47 (4): 435-440. NAAS

rating 5.79

149. Palai, S. and Parija. S. C. 2017 Effect of quercetin, naringenin & EGCG on α1-

adrenergic receptor -mediated vascular contraction in pulmonary artery of goat

(Capra hircus). Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. 6 (6): 170-175.

NAAS rating 5.21

150. Palai, S. and Parija. S. C. 2017 Vasoconstrictor effect to 5HT, histamine and

phenylephrine in pulmonary artery and its modulation by hypoxia. The Pharma

Innovation. 6(9): 225-230. NAAS rating 5.03

151. Palei, Suvalaxmi and Dash,D.K. 2017. Influence of Post- Harvest Application of

Plant Extracts and Storage Condition on Post Harvest Physiology of Mango cv.

Amrapalli. International Journal of Current Microbiology and applied Science,

6(8):1429-1440. NAAS rating 5.38

152. Palei, Suvalaxmi., Das, A.K., Dash, D.K. and Rout, G.R. 2017. Effect of Surface

Sterilant for reducing microbial contamination of field grown strawberry explants

intended for in vitro culture. International Journal of Chemical Studies, 5(4):1476-


153. Palei, Suvalaxmi., Das, A.K., Rout, G.R. and Dash,D.K. 2017. Callus induction and

indirect regeneration of Strawberry (Fragaria× ananassa) cv. Chandler.

International Journal of Current Microbiology and applied Science, 6(11):1311-

1318 NAAS rating 5.38

154. Panda, C.M. and Patel, M.K.2018. Assesment of genetic diversity of culinary

banana based on morphological characters. The Pharma Innovation, 7(8):12-14.

NAAS rating 5.03

155. Panda, C.M., Patel M.K. and Ray, D.P. 2018. Effect of drip irrigation and mulching

on growth of cashew. The Pharma Innovation, 7(4):381-383. NAAS rating 5.03

101101

156. Panda, M., Panda N., Swain R.K., Panigrahi B., Behera P.C. and Das B.C. 2017.

Mineral Profiles and Metabolic Status of Animals in North Eastern Ghat Zone of

Odisha. Animal Nutrition & feed Technology 17: 55-64. NAAS rating 6.31

157. Panda, N.K; Bhol, N. and Nayak, A. 2018. Spatio temporal arrangement of plants

and livestock in the home gardens of coastal Odisha, Journal of Pharmacognosy

and Phytochemistry, 7(1):814-819. NAAS rating 5.21

158. Panda, S., Babu, L.K., Panda, A.K., Tanuja., S., Mohanty, A., Panigrahy, K.K. and

Samal, P. 2017. Effect of dietary supplementation of fermented fish silage on

serum- biochemical parameters of broiler Japanese quails (Coturnix coturnix

japonica). Veterinary World, 10(4): 380-385. NAAS rating 5.71

159. Panda, S., Babu, L.K., Panda, A.K., Tanuja.,S. Mohanty, A., Panigrahy, K.K. and

Samal, P. and Pradhan, C.R. 2017. Dietary incorporation of fermented fish silage

on the performance of broiler Japanese quails (Coturnix coturnix japonica). Animal

Nutrition and Feed Technology, 17(2): 315-322. NAAS rating 6.31

160. Pandey, S. S., N. C. Behura, L. Samal, P. K. Pati and G. D. Nayak. 2018. Evaluation

of Juvenile Growth, Feed Efficiency and Body Conformation Traits of Native x

CSML Crossbred Chicken under Intensive System of Rearing. Int. J. Curr.

Microbiol. App. Sci 7(5) 3370-3376. NAAS rating 5.38

161. Pandit, K., Dhote, B.S., Mahanta, D., Sathapathy, S., Tamilselvan, S., Mrigesh, M.

and Mishra, S. 2018. Histological, histomorphometrical and histochemical studies

on the large intestine of Uttara fowl. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 7(3): 1477-


162. Pandit, K., Dhote, B.S., Mahanta, D., Sathapathy, S., Tamilselvan, S., Mrigesh, M.

and Mishra, S. 2018. Gross and Ultrastructural studies on the large intestine of

Uttara fowl. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 7(3): 1464-1476. NAAS rating 5.38

163. Panigrahi, K. K., Pradhan, J. and Sarkar, K.K. 2017. Genetic Variability, Character

Association and Path Coefficient Analysis of Yield Attributes for Medium and Late

Maturing Potato Cultivars. International Journal of Current Microbiology and

Applied Sciences. 6(7): 2558-2566. NAAS rating 5.38

164. Panigrahi, B. Giri, M. and Paul, J. C. 2018. Development of stage-discharge

relationship for middle reach of Mahanadi river basin, Odisha. Agricultural

Engineering Today, 42(2): 45-53. NAAS rating 5.30

165. Panigrahy, K.K., Behera, K., Mandal, A.K., Sethy, K. and Panda, S. 2017. Effect of

age and sex in determining cognitive ability in Vanaraja chickens, British Poultry

Science, 58(6): 605-609. NAAS rating 7.42

166. Parhi, A. and Mohapatra, S.B. 2017 . Screening and Characterization of

Rhizospheric Chitinolytic Bacteria for Evaluation of their Potential as Biocontrol

Agent against Phytopathogenic Fungi. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Science, 6(9): 3457-3463. NAAS rating 5.38

167. Pasupalak, S. Baliarsingh, A., Nanda A. and Mohapatra, A.K.B. 2018 Effect of

rainfall and temperature on rice yield in Puri district of Odisha in India. The Pharma

Inovation Journal, 7(4): 899-903. NAAS rating 5.03

168. Pathak, M., tripathy, P. Dash, S.K. Sahu G.S.and Patanaik S.K. 2017. Effect of source of nutrient on growth, yield and quality of raddish (Raphanus sativus L) in Radish-coriander cropping sequence. The Pharma Innovation Journal 2017; 6(12):496-499. NAAS rating 5.03

102102

169. Pati, S., Maity S., Samantaray D.P. and Mohapatra, S. 2017. Bacillus and

biopolymer with special reference to downstream processing. International Journal

of Current Microbiology and Applied Science, 6(6):1504-1509. NAAS rating 5.38

170. Patra, A. K., Mishra, K. N., Garnayak, L. M. and Halder, J. 2017. Productivity and

energy-efficiency indices for diversified rice (Oryza sativa)-based cropping

systems in West Central Table Land Zone of Odisha. Indian Journal of Agronomy

62(4): 387-393. NAAS rating 5.46

171. Patra, A. K., Mishra, K. N., Garnayak, L. M. and Mohanty, A. K. 2017. Influence

of long term organic nutrient management on soil quality and crop productivity in

rice (Oryza sativa)–potato (Solanum tuberosum)–okra (Abelmoschus esculentus)

cropping system under irrigated condition. Indian Journal of Agronomy 62(3): 268-


172. Patra, A. K., Mishra, K. N., Garnayak, L. M., Halder, J. and Swain, S. K. 2017.

Influence of long-term integrated nutrient management on productivity and soil

properties in rice (Oryza sativa)–rice cropping system in an acidic soil. Indian

Journal of Agronomy 62(2): 111-117. NAAS rating 5.46

173. Patra, S. K., Patro, B., Mishra, K., Khuntia, B. K., Tripathy, M. K., Sahu, B. and

Samantaray, K. 2017. Nutritive value of algal meal in pelleted feed for tilapia,

Orechromis mossambicus: Changes in growth performance, body composition and

fatty acid profile of liver and muscle. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 64: 46-55. NAAS

rating 6.26

174. Pattnaik, S., Dash, D. and Samantaray, D. P. 2018. Evaluation of IAA and PHAs

production by chromium resistant bacterial isolates. Journal of Experimental

Biology and Agricultural Sciences, 6(3): 466-471. NAAS rating 5.07

175. Pattnaik, S., Dash, D. and Samantaray, D. P. 2018. Exploration of NPK activity

showing chromium resistant bacteria from Sukinda Mining Area. International


rating 5.38

176. Paul, J. C. and Panigrahi, B. 2017. Impact of soil and water conservation measures

on groundwater recharge, irrigation potential and productivity of crops of a

watershed. Indian Journal of Soil Conservation, 45(3): 255-262. NAAS rating 5.20

177. Paul, J. C. and Panigrahi, B. 2018. Fly ash: An alternate cheap source material for

seepage control in soil conservation structure. Journal of Soil & Water

Conservation, 17(2): 111-116. NAAS rating 8.18

178. Paul, J. C. and Panigrahi, B. 2018. Performance evaluation of water delivery system

of Mahanadi delta irrigation project, Odisha. Journal of Soil & Water Conservation,

17(1): 46-52. NAAS rating 8.18

179. Pradhan, M., Lakra, P. B., Sahoo, R. K., Pradhan, C. and Mohanty, S. 2018. Soil

microbial biomass phosphorous and phosphate activity as influenced by application

of P solubilizing bacteria in acid soil. Journal of Multilogic in Science, 8(25):270-


180. Pradhan, R. R., Ambika Prasad Khadanga Mahapatra, Swagat Mohapatra, Tushar

Jyotiranjan and Akshaya Kumar Kundu. 2017. Electrocardiographic reference

values and configuration of electrocardiogram waves recorded in Black Bengal

goats of different age groups. Veterinary World. 10(9): 1020-1025. NAAS rating

5.71

103103

181. Pradhan, T.R.; Bhol, N.; Lenka, D. and Behera, M.K., 2017, Productivity of

selected Teak clones in a clonal seed orchard, The Bioscan, 12 (3): 2160-2164.

NAAS rating 5.26

182. Prakash, P., Avinash Kishore, Roy Devesh, Behura Debdutt, Emanuel Sheela,

2017. “Biofortification for Reducing Hidden Hunger: A Value Chain Analysis of Sweet Potato in Odisha, India” Agricultural Economics Research Review, 30(2),

pp. 201-212. NAAS rating 5.90

183. Priyadarshini, S., Rawat, G. S. and Dwibedi, S. K. 2017. Effects of Levels of

Primary Plant Nutrients and Row Spacing on Growth and Yield Attributes of Some

Promising Varieties of Cluster Bean (Cyamopsis tetragonoloba L.). International

Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 6(12):17-27. NAAS rating

5.38

184. Prusty, S.R., Dandapat, J., Tripathy, S. and Mishra, R.K. 2017. Consumption

pattern of milk products in Puri district of Odisha, Indian Journal of Dairy Science,

70 (5): 607-610. NAAS rating 5.26

185. Pushpavathi, Y. and Dash, S.N. 2017. Use of Biocontrol Agents: A Potential

Alternative to Fungicides for Fusarium Wilt Management of Banana. Int. J. Curr.

Microbiol. App. Sci. 6(7): 651-655. NAAS rating 5.38

186. radhan, S.R., Sahu G.S,, Tripathy P., Dash S.K., Mishra B., Jena R. and Sahoo T.R.

2017. Vegetable Grafting: A Multidimensional Approach for Crop Management in

Vegetables International Journal of current Microbiology and applied sciences

6(10):3332-3345. NAAS rating 5.38

187. Rai, R., Paul Khurana, S. M., Kumar, S. and Baranwal, V. K. 2018. Serological

detection of Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 4 in grapevine growing areas of

India using polyclonal antiserum raised against the recombinant coat protein. Crop

Protection, 109: 128-135. NAAS rating 8.17

188. Rai, R., Paul Khurana, S. M., Kumar, S., Sharma, S. K., Watpade, S. and Baranwal,

V. K. 2017. Characterization of Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 4 from Indian

vineyards. Journal of Plant Pathology, 99 (1): 255-259. . NAAS rating 6.82

189. Rao, G.P., Mishra, A., Mishra, M. K., Rao, A. and Goel, S., 2018, Identification

and Characterization of Candidatus Phytoplasma trifolii (16Sr VI-D) inducing

shoot proliferation disease of potato in India. Indian Phytopathology.71(1):75-81.

NAAS rating 5.90

190. Rosalin, B. P., Pasupalak, S. and Baliarsingh A. 2018. Effect of elevated CO2 on

yield and yield components of different rice cultivars in Odisha. Journal of

Pharmacognosy and phytochemistry. 7(1):1398-1400. NAAS rating 5.21

191. Roul, T.K., Panda, M.R., Mohanty, B.N., and Dehuri, M., Hembram, A and

Mahapatra, T 2017. Effect of commonly used chemical fertilizers on development

of free living stages of Haemonchus contortus in experimentally infected

pasture. Veterinary World, 10(7):764-768. NAAS rating 5.71

192. Rout, R. K. , Behera, S., Padhiary, A., Nanda, P. K., Nayak, A., Behera, D. and

Das, T. 2017. A study on resource use efficiency of sugarcane farms: evidence from

village level study in Orissa. International Journal of current microbiology And

applied sciences. 6(11): 1955-1962. NAAS rating 5.38

193. Rout, R.K. Das, L.K., Behera, S., Padhiary, A., Mohapatra N. R. and Ranasingh, N.

2017. A comparative analysis in cost and returns of sugarcane production in odisha

104104

International Journal of current microbiology and applied sciences 6(11):3827-


194. Routray, Winny and Kalpana Rayaguru. 2017. 2-Acetyl-1-Pyrroline: A key aroma

component of aromatic rice and other food products. Food Reviews International,

Taylor and Francis. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/87559129.2017.1347672. NAAS

rating 9.93

195. Sagarika, S., Das, D, Panda, S.K., Das, S., Jena, B. and Sahu, R. K. 2017. Avian

leukosis in chickens: A Clinico-.pathological survey. Journal of Entomology and


196. Sahoo, A. K., Tarai RK, Dash DK, Shinde GS and Bhusan LP.2017. Effect of

different level of pruning on growth, yield and fruit quality of sapota cv. Cricket

ball under coastal zone of Odisha. International Journal of Chemical Studies. 5(6):

2157-2160. NAAS rating 5.31

197. Sahoo, A.K., Das J.K, Nayak S. 2017. Isolation, culture, characterization, and

osteogenic differentiation of canine endometrial mesenchymal stem cell, Veterinary

World, 10(12): 1533-1541. NAAS rating 5.71

198. Sahoo, A.K., Dwibedi , B., Das, J., Behera, M. & Behera, L.M. 2017. Spontaneous

Liposarcoma in a Guinea Pig (Cavia porcellus) and its Surgical Management.

International Journal of Livestock Research. 7 (3):193-196. NAAS rating 5.36

199. Sahoo, D.P., Behura, N.C., Samal, L., Bagh, J., Nandi, B., Nayak, G. D., Pati, P.

K., Jena. G. R. and Das, D. P. 2018 .Evaluation of Carcass Traits and Meat

Composition of Triple Cross Progenies of Hansli, CSML and CSFL Chickens, Int.

J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci 7 (1) : 1801-1807. NAAS rating 5.38

200. Sahoo, H. K. and Behera, B. 2017. Integrated farming system for resource recycling

and livelihood security for marginal farmers in three disadvantaged districts of

Odisha. Indian Journal of Soil Conservation, 45(2): 203-213. NAAS rating 5.20

201. Sahoo, J., Tarai, R. K., Sethy, B. K., Sahoo, A. K., Swain, S. C. and Dash, D. 2017.

Flowering and fruiting behaviour of some guava genotypes under East and South

East Coastal Plain Zone of Odisha, India. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Science, 6(11): 3902-3911. NAAS rating 5.38

202. Sahoo, J., Tarai, R. K., Swain, S. C., Sethy, B. K. and Dash, D. 2017. Physico-

chemical analysis of some guava genotypes during rainy and winter season under

East and South East Coastal Plain Zone of Odisha. International Journal of

Chemical Studies, 5(6):527-531. NAAS rating 5.31

203. Sahoo, M., Nath, I., Singh, J., Panda, S.K. and Das, R.K. 2017. Evaluation of liquid

nitrogen swabbing for the management of foot lesions in captive Asian elephants

(Elephus maximus) Indian Journal of Veterinary Surgery. 38(1), 39-40. NAAS

rating 5.25

204. Sahoo, N., Behera, B. K., Khuntia, H. K., Dash, M .2017. Prevalence of carrier

status theileriosis in lactating cows. Veterinary World, 10(12): 1471-1474. NAAS

rating 5.71

205. Sahoo, P.R., Mohanty BN, Mohapatra S, Sethy K and Behera PC (2018).

Deciphering the functional characterization of Bos taurus p53 tumor suppressor

protein through in silico platform. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies;

6(2): 2487-2490. NAAS rating 5.53

105105

http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/87559129.2017.1347672

206. Sahoo, P.R., Mohapatra S, Sahoo G, Patra R and Behera P.C. 2018. Deciphering

the biochemical changes of equines affected with acute diarrhea in Odisha. Journal

of Entomology and Zoology Studies; 6(2): 1342-1344. NAAS rating 5.53

207. Sahoo, P.R., Mohapatra S., Sahoo G. and Behera P.C. 2018. Deciphering

physiochemical and structural characterization of p53 tumor suppressor protein in

domestic animals through in silico approaches, International Journal of Chemical

Studies 6(2): 254-257. NAAS rating 5.31

208. Sahoo, P.R., Patabandha. T.K.,Sahoo A.K., Mohapatra S. and Behera. P.C.2018.

Phylogenetic analysis of p53 tumor suppressor gene of bos taurus through in sillico

platform. The Pharma Innovation Journal. 7(3): 309-311. NAAS rating 5.03

209. Sahoo, P.R., Ramesh D., Mohanty B.N. and Behera P.C. 2018. Insilico

physiochemical and structural characterization of hypopothetical proteins of

Theileria annulata. International Journal of Chemical Studies; 6(2): 1426-1429.

NAAS rating 5.31

210. Sahoo, S. Pradhan, J. and Dash. R. 2017. Phytotoxic effect of pre emergence

Herbicides on oil content and yield componenets of ground nut (Arachis hypogeae).

International journal of current microbiology and applied sciences.6 (9): 1738-

1748, NAAS rating 5.38

211. Sahoo, S.C., Barwa, J. Mishra, G.and Pattanayak, S.K. 2018. Physico-chemical

properties of soil as influenced by integrated nutrient management in noni

(Morninda citrifolia L) grown as a mixed crop in coconut garden. International

Journal of Current Microbial applied science, 7(5):25-28. NAAS rating 5.38

212. Sahu S., Nayak G.D., and Karna D.K. 2017. Phenotypic Characteristics of

Sambalpuri Buffaloes of India. Buffalo Bulletin 36(4): 615-621 NAAS rating 6.10

213. Sahu S.K., Das R.K., Sathapathy S., Dehury S., Mishra U.K. and Dash S.K. 2017.

Gross, histological and histochemical studies on the uterus of Kendrapada sheep

(Ovis aries) at different age groups. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies.

5(6): 2337-2342. NAAS rating 5.53

214. Sahu S.K., Das R.K., Sathapathy S., Mishra U.K. and Dash S.K. 2017. Gross,

histological and histochemical studies on the ovary and oviduct of Kendrapada

sheep (Ovis aries) at different age groups. Journal of Entomology and Zoology


215. Samal, S., Mishra,C.S.K and Sahoo, S. 2017. Morphohistological and enzymatic

alterations in earthworms Drawida willsi and Lampito mauritii exposed to urea,

phosphogypsum and paper mill sludge. Chemistry and Ecology (Taylor & Francis).

33(8):762-766. NAAS rating 7.21

216. Samant, T.K. and Mohanty, T.R. 2017. Effect of sowing date and weed

management on productivity and economics of rainfed mungbean (Vigna radiata

L.). Indian Journal of Agronomy, 62(3):125-130. NAAS rating 5.46

217. Sandeep, I. S., Das, S, Noohi, N., Mishra, A., Acharya, L, Joshi, R.K., Nayak. S.

and Mohanty, S. 2017. Differential expression of CURS gene during various growth

stages, climatic condition and soil nutrients in turmeric (Curcuma longa): Towards

site specific cultivation for high curcumin yield. Plant Physiology and

Biochemistry. 118: 348-355. NAAS rating 9.40

218. Sanodiya, K., Pandey, G., Kacholli, P. and Dubey, A.K. 2017. Effect of Growth

Regulator on Growth, Yield and Seed Quality Parameters of Okra (Abelmoschus

106106

esculentus L.): cv. Utkal Gaurav. International Journal of Current Microbiology

and Applied Sciences, 6(10): 3551-3556. NAAS rating 5.38

219. Sanodiya, K., Pandey, G., Saklesh, Rajput, P.S. and Verma, A.K. 2017. Effect of

seed treatment with growth regulator on growth, yield and seed quality parameters

of okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L.): cv. Utkal Gaurav. International Journal of

Chemical Studies, 5(5): 2301-2304. NAAS rating 5.31

220. Saren, S., Barman, S., Mishra, A., and Saha, D. 2017. Effect of added organic matter

and sulphur on transformation of different fractions of sulphur in soil. The Bioscan,

11(4): 2399-2403. NAAS rating 5.26

221. Saren, S., Mishra A., and Dey P. 2017. Site specific nutrient management through

targeted yield equations formulated for green gram (Vigna radiata L. Wilczek).

Legume Research, 41 (3): 436-440. NAAS rating 6.34

222. Saren, S., Mishra, A., and Dey, P. 2017. Integrated Nutrient Management and

Formulation of Targeted Yield Equation for Blackgram (Vigna mungo L.). Current

Science 113 (2):314-317. NAAS rating 6.76

223. Sathapathy, S., Dhote, B.S., Mahanta, D., Mrigesh, M. and Joshi, S.K. 2018. Gross

anatomical and sex wise biometrical studies on the atlas and axis of Blue bull

(Boselaphus tragocamelus). Journal of Animal Research. 8(1): 137-147. NAAS

rating 6.44

224. Sathapathy, S., Dhote, B.S., Mrigesh, M., Mahanta, D. and Tamil Selvan, S. 2018.

Gross and Morphometrical Studies on the Sternum of Blue Bull (Boselaphus

tragocamelus). Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 7(1): 136-145. NAAS rating 5.38

225. Sathapathy, S., Dhote, B.S., Singh, I., Mahanta, D. and Tamil Selvan, S. 2017.

Gross and morphometrical studies on the sacrum of blue bull (Boselaphus

tragocamelus). Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies. 5(6): 1591-1597.

NAAS rating 5.53

226. Sathapathy, S., Mishra U.K., Sahoo N. and Bhuyan C. 2017. Histological,

histomorphometrical and histochemical studies on the skin of zebra (Equus

caballus). Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 5(6): 773-777. NAAS rating

5.53

227. Senapati, A.K, Dhal. A, Swain. S.K., Panda. A and Panda K.K. 2017. Efficacy of

chemicals, bioagents and neem products in management of foliar diseases of

Groundnut (Arachis hypogeae L.). International J. of chemical studies,5(1):145-


228. Senapati, S.K., Patnaik, P., Jyotiranjan,T., Das, M. and Patra, R. C. 2018. Hemo-

protozoan diseases of livestock: Present challenges in diagnostics, therapeutics and

vector control. The Pharma Innovation Journal. 7 (2): 268-271. NAAS rating 5.03

229. Seni, A. and Naik, B.S. 2017. Bio-efficacy of some insecticides against mustard

aphid, Lipaphis erysimi (Kalt.) (Hemiptera: Aphididae). Journal of Entomology and


230. Seni, A. and Naik, B.S. 2017. Efficacy of some insecticides against major insect

pests of rice, Oryza sativa L. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 5(4):

1381-1385. NAAS rating 5.53

231. Seni, A. Pal, R. and Naik, B.S. 2017. Studies on the compatibility of insecticides

and fungicides against major insect pests and diseases of rice. International Journal

of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 6(10): 930-936. NAAS rating 5.38

107107

232. Sethi, K.; Pradhan,K.; Mohapatra, K.C.;Tripathy,P. and Saroj, P.L. 2017. Stability

analysis for nut yield and component traits in Cashew. Indian Journal of

Horticulture, 74(1):11-15 NAAS rating 6.11

233. Shankar, R., Mishra, A., Nandekar, D.N., Verma, D. and Govindakrishnan. 2018.

Multivariable interaction analysis for enhanced baby potato (Solanum tuberosum)

production in India. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences. 88 (1): 125-131

NAAS rating 6.25

234. Singh, J., Acharya A. P., Panda S. K., Patra B. K. and Behera K. 2017. Theilerial

infection in young bovine calves in Odisha, India. Journal of Entomology and

Zoology studies,5(5),1201-1204. NAAS rating 5.53

235. Singh, J., Mallik, S., Nath, I., Acharya, A., Das, S.P., Sethi, S. and Sahoo, M. 2018.

Infectious stomatitis in an Indian rock python (Python molurus) and its therapeutic

management. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 6(3): 392-394.

NAAS rating 5.53

236. Singh, R., Mishra S.K.,Rajesh C.,Dash S.K.,Niranjan,S.K. and Kataria,R.S. 2017.

Chilika-A distinct registered buffalo breed of India. International Journal of

Livestock Research,7(9):259-266. NAAS rating 5.36

237. Singh, W.L., Sonowal, J., Das, A., Barua, P.M., Gogoi, C., Mahanta, D., Deuri, N.

and Sathapathy, S. 2018. Recovery of bovine oocytes in respect of quality and

quantity by using different techniques. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies.

6(1): 250-253. NAAS rating 5.53

238. Sirisha, A., Priyadarshini, S. and Ray, P. 2017. Production and improvement of

Alkaline alpha amylase by bacterial isolate from Chilika lake. International Journal

of Current Microbiology and Applied Science, 6(7): 2769-2781 NAAS rating 5.38

239. Suryanarayana, P; Panda, C.M., Mishra, S. 2018. Morhpological and yield

attributing parants of macro-propagatedcultivar of banana(Musa spp.). Pharma

Innovation, 7(8):240-245. NAAS rating 5.03

240. Sushree, A., Beura, S.K. and Muthu M.C. 2017. Evaluation of efficacy of various

fungicides against phomopsis vexans, the incitant of fruit rot of brinjal(Solanum

melongena L.) International Journal of Current Microbiology And Applied

Sciences.7(8):1-4. NAAS rating 5.38

241. Swain, S.K., Mohapatra, A.K., Dash, A.K..2017. Development and performance

evaluation of a feed-in type sunflower thresher operated by bullock power in rotary

mode. Journal of Crop and Weed, 13(3):10-15. NAAS rating 5.28

242. Tamilselvan, S., Dhote, B.S., Singh, I., Mrigesh, M., Sathapathy, S. and Mahanta,

D. 2018. Gross morphology of testes and gonadosomatic index (GSI) of guinea

fowl (Numida meleagris). Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies. 6(3): 156-


243. Tripathy, M. K., Sahu, J. P. and Panigrahy, R. C. 2017. Observation on the growth

performance of goldfish (Carassius auratus) reared in aquariums with different

levels of probiotics. J. Exp. Zool. India, 20(2): 711-716 NAAS rating 5.51

244. Tripathy, M.K. Rout,M ,.Das,H.K. 2018. Relationship Of Climatic Factors with

Incidence Of Major Insect pest Of Teak Seedlings at Coastal

Odisha,India.Int.J.Curr.microbiology and Applied Science. 7(2): 3144-3151.

NAAS rating 5.38

108108

245. Tripathy, R. K., Rath P. K., Mishra B. P., Panda S. K. and Jena B . 2018. Clinico-

Pathological and Compositional Changes in Milk of Mastitis Cows.

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci, 7(6): 1680-1687. NAAS rating 5.38

246. Tripathy, S. and Rath, L.K. 2017. Silicon induced resistance expression in rice to

yellow stem borer. Journal of Entomology and Zoological Studies, 5(5): 12-15.

NAAS rating 5.53

247. Tripathy, S. K. Maharana M., Ithape D. M., Lenka, D., Mishra, D., Prusti A., Swain

D., Mohanty M. R. and Reshmi Raj K.R. 2017. Exploring Rapid and Efficient

Protocol for Isolation of Fungal DNA. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. & Applied Sci., 6(3):


248. Tripathy, S. K., Kar J., Chakma B., Behera S. K., Dash A. P., Prusty A.K. and

Mishra D. 2018. Exploring Scope for Breeding of Rice Varieties for Efficient

Ethanol Production without Compromising Seed Yield. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol.

App. Sci. 7(5): 217-227. NAAS rating 5.38

249. Tripathy, S. K., Maharana, M., Ithape, D. M., Lenka, D., Mishra, D., Prusty, A.,

Swain, D., Mohanty, M. R. and Reshmi Raj, K. R. 2017. Exploring rapid and

efficient protocol for isolation of fungal DNA. Int. J. Curr. Microbial. App. Sci.,

6(3): 951-960. NAAS rating 5.38

250. Tripathy, S.K. Behera, S. K., Burnwal, P. K., Das, M., Chakma B. and Dash M.

2018. Study of Genetic Diversity and Identification of Soluble Protein Markers for

Cold Tolerance in Mungbean. International Journal of Current Microbiology and

Applied Sciences, Special Issue-6 pp. 2086-2093. NAAS rating 5.38

251. Tushar, J., Mohapatra S., Mishra C., Dalai N. and Kundu A. K.. 2017. Heat

tolerance in goat- a genetic update. The Pharma Innovation Journal. 6 (9): 137-


252. Vineeta, D.R.S., Beura, A.K., Dhal, A. and Swain, S.K. 2017. Efficacy of

chemicals, bio-agents and their compatibility in management of stem rot disease in

groundnut (Arachis hypogaea). International Journal of chemical studies. 5

(5):443-446. NAAS rating 5.31

253. Yenda, S., Das, S., Swain, S., Sahu, G.S., Baliarsingh, A., Jagadev, P.N., Sarkar S.

and Dash S.K. 2018. Predicting the effect of weather parameters on yield

performance of tomato genotypes under late rabi planting condition. The Pharma

Innovation Journal. 7(4 ):439-446. NAAS rating 5.03

254. York, L., Heffernan C., Rymer C. and Panda N. 2017. A deterministic evaluation

of heat stress mitigation and feed cost under climate change within the smallholder

dairy sector. Animal. 11(5): 900-909. NAAS rating 8.03


1. Abhilasha, P. and Pal, U. S. 2018. Effect of Ohmic Heating on Quality and

Storability of Sugarcane Juice. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 7 (01): 2856-

2868. NAAS rating : 5.38

2. Akbar, A., Kuanar, A., Patnaik, J., Mishra, A. and Nayak, S. 2018. Applications

of artificial neural network modeling for optimization and prediction of essential

oil yield in turmeric (Curcuma longa L.). Computers and Electronics in

Agriculture, 148: 160-178. NAAS rating :8.43

109109

3. Baliarsingh, A., Mishra, M. and Panigrahi, G. 2018. Estimation of rainfall risk

index of different districts of Odisha: A new approach. The Pharma Innovation

Journal. 7(8): 582-584. NAAS rating : 5.03

4. Baliarsingh, A., Nanda, A. and Mohapatra, A. K. B. 2018. Effect of rainfall and

temperature on rice yield in Puri district of Odisha in India. The Pharma

Innovation Journal. 7(4): 899-903. NAAS rating : 5.03

5. Baliarsingh, A., Panigrahi, G. Kamar, B., Pattanaik, P. Mohapatra, A. K. B., Rath,

B. S. and Nanda, A. 2018. Risk proof crop planning based on rainfall probability

in Jagatsinghpur district of Odisha. The Pharma Innovation Journal. 7(8): 182-


6. Begum, R., Sahu, S. and Swain, A.K. 2018. Impact analysis of demonstration on

INM in greengram. International Journal of Chemical Studies, 2018, 6(6): 1267-


7. Behera, A.K., Dash, M., Kabi, M., Imran, M. and Lenka, D. 2018. Assesment of

correlation, path analysis and genetic variability in sesame (sesamum indicum L.)

accessions based on morphological and capsule shattering related characters. The

Bioscan, 13(1): 355-359 NAAS rating :5.26

8. Behera, J., Mohanty, P. K., Behera, M. P., Mishra, D. and Mishra, A. 2018.

Growth, phenology and yield of rice bean (Vigna umbellata Thunb, Ohwi and

Ohashi) genotypes under various levels of nitrogen. International J. of Chemical

Studies, 6 (5): 1478-1481. NAAS rating : 5.31

9. Behera, M. C., Mohanty, A. and Nayak, U. S. 2019. Pollinator’s diversity and abundance on Strychnos nux-vomica L.: A valuable medicinal plant of tropical dry

deciduous forest. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 7 (1): 1645-1649.

NAAS rating :5.53

10. Behera, M. P., Sahoo, J., Mishra, A. and Behera; J. 2018. Residual sulphur, zinc

and boron nutrition on yield, nutrient uptake and economics of summer rice

(Oryza sativa L.) in coastal ecosystem of Odisha, India, International J. of

Chemical Studies, 2018. 6 (5): 3408-3412. NAAS rating :5.31

11. Behera, M. P., Shoo, J., Mishra, G. C., Mishra, G. and Mahapatra, A. 2018.

Sulphur, Zinc and boron nutrition on yield, economics and nutrient uptake in wet

season rice (Oryza sativa L.) under rainfed ecosystem of Odisha, India.

International Journal of Chemical Studies, 6 (4): 3296-3299 NAAS rating :5.31

12. Behera, M., Panda, S. K., Jain, S., Behera, S. S., Dash P. and Senapati, S. 2018.

Validation of Two Commercially Available Ki67 Antibodies for

Immunohistochemical Analysis of Canine Tissues. International Journal of

Livestock Research,8 (2): 247-252. NAAS rating :5.36

13. Behera, S., Panigrahi, B., Pradhan, C. R., Behura, N. C., Panda, N., Bagh, J., Pati,

P. K. and Kanungo, S. 2018. A study on carcass quality traits of back cross

progeny from Hansli and coloured broiler chicken. Journal of Entomology and

Zoology studies, 6(3):1576-1578. NAAS rating : 5.53

14. Behera, U. K., Jena B. C. and Satapathy C. R. 2018. Effect of weather factors on

seasonal incidence of major sucking insect pests on Bt and non-Bt cotton under

rainfed conditions of Odisha, Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 6(4):

1027-1033 NAAS rating :5.53

110110

15. Behera, U. K., Satapathy, C. R. and Jena B. C. 2018. Impact of Environmental

Resistance Factors on Abundance of Spotted Bollworm, Earias vittella Fabricius

and Helicoverpa armigera Hubner on Bt and Non-Bt Cotton in Odisha,

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App. 7(9): 200-212 NAAS rating :5.38

16. Bharti, C., Mahapatra, A., Kumar, R. and Jena, S. N. 2019. Bio-efficacy of

herbicides against weed flora in hybrid maize (Zea mays). Indian Journal of

Agricultural Sciences, 89 (1): 161-164. NAAS rating :6.23

17. Biswal, B. R., Baliarsingh, A., Pradhan, J., Das, M.P., Mohapatra, A. K. B. and

Rath, B. S. 2019. Rainfall probability analysis for contingent crop planning in

Ganjam (Odisha). The Pharma Innovation Journal, 8(3): 422-425. NAAS rating

:5.03

18. Biswal, C., Pradhan, C. R., Sahoo, N., Panda, M. R., Mishra, S. K., Behera, K. and

Das, A.2018. Fecal cortisol as an indicator of stress in free-ranging and captive

Asian elephants of Odisha. The Pharma Innovation Journal. 7(4): 1137-1140.

NAAS rating :5.03

19. Biswal, G. and Dhal, N. K. 2018 Isolated characterization of bacterial pathogens

causing soft rot damage of potato tubers. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied science, 7(7):2627-2634. NAAS rating :5.38

20. Biswal, S., Pany, S. S., Sahoo, N., Singh, M. and Singh, S. V. 2018.

Seroprevalence of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP) in

Goat Population of Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci.

7(1): 1618-1623. NAAS rating :5.28

21. Biswal, S., Pany, S. S., Singh, S. V. Sahoo, N., Singh, M., Gupta, S. and Chaubey,

K. K. 2018. Bio-detection of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis

in thecommercial milk and milk Products sold in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. Int.

J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci, 7(1): 753-761. NAAS rating :5.28

22. Boitai, S.S., Babu, L.K., Pati P.K., Pradhan, C.R., Tanuja, S., Kumar, A. and

Panda, A.K. 2018. Effect of dietary incorporation of fish silage on growth

performance, serum biochemical parameters and carcass characteristics of broiler

chicken. Indian Journal of Animal Research, 52 (7): 1005-1009. NAAS rating

:6.20

23. Chandraker, K., Das, B.C., Swain, P., Sheweta, K. and Swain, D. 2018.

Performance of Maitris in Delivering Veterinary Services in Chhattisgarh,

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 7(10): 1640-1645. NAAS rating :5.38

24. Chaudhary, R., Kumar, S., Yathish, H.M., Sivakumar, A., Mishra, C., Kumar, A.,

Chauhan, A., Sivamani, B. and Sahoo, N.R. 2018. Nucleotide variability in Beta

2 Microglobulin (β2M) gene and its association with colostral IgG levels in

buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis). Indian Journal of Animal Research, 52(1): 51-55.

NAAS rating :6.20

25. Choudhury, D., Sahoo, B. B. J., Das, S. S. and Nanda, S. 2018. Effect of

supplementation of different carotenoid sources on growth and colour

enhancement of koi carp (Cyprinus carpio) fry. The Bioscan, 13 (2): 719-724.

NAAS rating :5.26

26. Chrungoo, N. K., Rout, G. R., Balasubramani, S. P., Rajasekharan, P. E.,

Haridasan, K., Rao, B. R. P., Manjunath, R., Nagduwar, G., Venkatasubramanian,

P., Nongbet, A., Hynniewta, M., Swain, D., Salamma, S., Souravi, K., Jena, S. N.

111111

and Barik, S. K. 2018. Establishing taxonomic identity and selecting genetically

diverse populations for conservation of threatened plants using molecular markers.

Current Science, 114 (3): 539-553. NAAS rating :6.88

27. Dalai A., Subudhi, C.R., Dalai, B and Mohanty, R.R. 2018. Comparative study of

water requirement with seasonal rainfall for cereals, pulses and oil seed of Khurda

district of Odisha. International Journal of Chemical Studies, 6(3):1377-1381.

NAAS rating :5.31

28. Das, A., Samal, K.C., Das, A. B. and Rout, G.R. 2018. Quantification,

Antibacterial Assay and Cytotoxic Effect of Combretastatin, an Anticancer

Compound from Three Indian Combretum species. International Journal of

Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 7(01):687-699 NAAS rating :5.38

29. Das, D., Panda, S. K., Kundu, A. K., Jena, B., Das, B. C. and Sahu, R. K. 2018.

Haematological and metabolic profile test of mastitis affected bovines in Odisha.

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 6(2): 3022-3024. NAAS rating :5.53

30. Das, D., Panda, S.K., Jena, B. and Sahoo, A.K. 2018. Economic Impact of

Subclinical and Clinical Mastitis in Odisha, India. International Journal of

Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences; 7(3): 3651-3654. NAAS rating :5.38

31. Das, K., Panda, B. P., Shaw, B. P., Das, S. R., Dash, S. K., Kariali, E. and

Mohapatra, P. K. 2018. Grain density and its impact on grain filling characteristic

of rice: mechanistic testing of the concept in genetically related cultivars.

Scientific Reports, 8:41-49. NAAS rating :10.12

32. Das, P., Mohanty, J., Badhe, M. R., Sahoo, P. K., Sardar, K. K. and Parija, S. C.

2018. Assessment of protective response induced by whole antigens of fish

ectoparasite, Argulus siamensis in rohu, Labeo rohita. Journal of Entomology and

Zoology Studies. 6(3): 1751-1755. NAAS rating :5.53

33. Das, R., Dehury, S. R., Pradhan, M., Sethi, D. and Mohanty, S. 2018. Isolation

and characterization of an endophytic bacterium, Bacillus megaterium KHDEB4,

associated with root-nodules of green gram cv.OUM-11-15 (Vigna radiata L.) and

its role in Chromium (VI) tolerance. Journal of Pharmacognosy and

Phytochemistry, SP1: 1651-1655 NAAS rating :5.21

34. Das, S. and Mohanty, S. 2018. Seed priming for improving quality and performance of partially-deteriorated groundnut seeds. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7 (5): 3083-3088. NAAS rating :5.21

35. Das, S., Das, D., Panda S., Sagarika, S. and Jena B. 2018. Clinico-Pathological

Studies of Marek’s Disease in Chickens. International Journal of Livestock

Research, 8(1): 207-217 NAAS rating :5.36

36. Das, S., Dehuri, M., Panda, M.R., Sahoo, N., Mohanty, B.N. and Mahapatra, T.

2018. Gastrointestinal Helminthic Infection in Herbivore Safari at Nandankanan

Zoological Park. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci (2018) 7(8): 1034-1039. NAAS

rating :5.38

37. Das, S., Khanda, C. M., Mohanty, S. K., Parida, S. and Pradhan, B. 2018.

Screening of indeginous aromatic rice cultivars for yield and aroma under

moisture stree condition in Western undulating zone of Odisha. Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7 (3): 1958-1963. NAAS rating :5.21

38. Das, S., Sahu, G. S., Nandi, A., Jagdev, P. N., Sarkar S., Dash, S. K., Samal. K,

and Patnaik, A. 2018. Effect of soaking periods and concentrations of priming

112112

agents in improving field emergence and fruit yield in bottle gourd. International

Journal of Chemical Studies, 6 (2): 1179-1186. NAAS rating :5.31

39. Dash, A. and Shatpathy, P. 2018. Probability analysis of rainfall distribution in

Sambalpur district of Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry.

7(5): 3169-3171. NAAS rating :5.21

40. Dash, A., Patnaik, R. K., Dwibedi, S.K., Bishoyi, B.S. and Shatpathy, P. 2018.

Forecasting of Area, Yield and Production of Sunflower in Odisha. International


rating :5.38

41. Dash, A., Patnaik, R.K., Dwibedi, S.K , Bishoyi, B.S. and Shatpathy, P. 2018

.Probability analysis of rainfall distribution in Bargarh district of Odisha. Journal

of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7(6): 710-712. NAAS rating :5.21

42. Dash, M., Das, S., Mohanty, S., Bhol, R., Swain, S. K. and Swain, S. 2018. Effect

of post priming storage duration on physiological and biochemical parameters of

halo, hormonal and hydro primed cowpea seeds. International Journal of

Chemical Studies, 6 (1): 910-918. NAAS rating :5.31

43. Dash, M., Haibru, G., Kabi, M., Pradhan, B., Lenka, D. and Tripathy, S. K. 2018.

Morphology-Based Genetic Diversity Analysis of Sesame Germplasm for Yield

and Capsule Characters , International. Journal of current microbiology and

applied sciences. 7(9): 1817-1826. NAAS rating :5.38

44. Dash, P. K., Mishra, A., Saren, S., Revathi, B. and Sethy, S. K. 2018. Preparation

of GPS and GIS Based Soil Fertility Maps and Identification of Soil Related Crop

Production Constraints of RRTTS and KVK Farm, Dhenkanal Located in the Mid-

Central Table Land Agro Climatic Zone of Odisha, India. International Journal

of Chemical Studies. 6 (5): 934-943. NAAS rating :5.31

45. Dash, S K., Sahu, G. S., Das, S., Sarkar, S., Tripathy, L., Pradhan, S. R. and

Patnaik, A. 2018. Yield Improvement in Cucumber through Integrated Nutrient

Management Practices in Coastal Plain Zone of Odisha, India. Int. J. Curr.

Microbiol. App. Sci., 7 (2): 2480-2488. NAAS rating :5.38

46. Dash, S. N., Behera, S. and Pushpavati, Y. 2018. Effect of planting dates and

varieties on potato yield. Int. J. Curr. Microbio. App. Sci., 7 (3): 1868-1873.

NAAS rating :5.38

47. Dash, S. N., Pushpavati, Y. and Behera, S. 2018. Effect of iirigation and mulching

on growth, yield and water use efficiency of potato. Int. J. Curr. Microbio. App.

Sci., 7 (2): 2582-2587. NAAS rating :5.38

48. Dash, S.K., Sahu, G.S., Das, S., Sarkar, S. and Pathak, M. 2019. Effect of

Integrated nutrient management on yield, yield attributes and economics of

broccoli. Int. J. Curr. Microbio. App. Sci. 8(5): 1-6. NAAS rating :5.38

49. Dash, S.N., Behera, S., Pushpavathi, Y. and Mishra, K.N. 2018. Conservation

Agriculture Approaches in Banana to Improve Soil Quality and Farm

Productivity. Int. J. Curr. Microbio. App. Sci. 7(3): 651-658. NAAS rating :5.38

50. Deb, C. R., Rout, G. R., Mao, A. A., Nandi, S. K., Singha, R. K. Nilasana, Vijayan,

D., Langhu, Kikon, T. Z. P., Pradhan, S., Tariq, Mohd, & Swain, D. 2018. In vitro

propagation of some threatened plant species of India. Current Science, 114 (3):

567-575. NAAS rating :6.88

113113

51. Dehuri, M., Panda, M. R., Mohanty, B. N. and Hembram, A. 2018. Seasonal

dynamics in the prevalence of Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus on Cattle of

Coastal Odisha. International journal of Livestock Research, 8 (6): 133-138.

NAAS rating :5.36

52. Dehury, S. R., Das, R., Pradhan, M. and Mohanty, S. 2018. Growth and chemical

properties of rice cultivar Pyari as influenced by Azotobactervinelandii strain

SRIAz3 and N-source. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, SP1:

1527-1530. NAAS rating :5.21

53. Dehury, S.R., Das, R., Seth, P., Pradhan, M. and Mohanty, S. 2018. Effect of

Azotobacter vinelandii strain SRIAz3 and N-source on microbiological properties

of rice grown soil. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied

Sciences, 7(3): 2170-2178. NAAS rating :5.38

54. Dey R, Dash A K, Panda, N, R. Dash, Nayak B R and Sahu S G. 2019. Effect of

continuous Irrigation on soil texture, Bulk density and saturated hydraulic

conductivity of some soils in Hirakud command area of Odisha, India. Int. J. of

Current Microbiological and Applied Sciences. 8 (8): 836-843. NAAS rating :5.38

55. Digal, M., Saren, S., Mishra, A., Dash, P. K., Swain, N. and Acharya, B. P. 2018.

Soil fertility status of some villages in Phiringia block of Kandhamal district under

North-Eastern Ghat agro climatic zone of Odisha, India. Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7(6): 658-662. NAAS rating :5.21

56. Dileep, K., Pasupalak, S. and Baliarsingh, A. 2018. Effect of establishment

methods and sowing time on growth and yield of rice varieties (Oryza sativa L.).

The Pharma Innovation Journal. 7(4): 904-907. NAAS rating :5.03

57. Dileep, K., Pasupalak, S. and Baliarsingh, A. 2018. Predicting the effect of

weather parameters on yield performance of rice varieties (Oryza sativa L.) under

different planting condition during kharif season. The Pharma Innovation

Journal. 7(11): 257-262. NAAS rating :5.03

58. Dugal, D., Mohapatra, A. K. B., Pasupalak, S., Rath, B. S., Baliarsingh, A.,

Khuntia, A., Nanda, A. and Panigrahi, G. S. 2018. Crop planning based on rainfall

probability for Bhadrak district of Odisha. The Pharma Innovation Journal, 7(11):

162-167. NAAS rating :5.03

59. Dwibedi, B., Sahoo, A. K., Behera, S. S. and Nayak, S. 2018. Erucism leading to

Uvevtis in a cow and its successful management. Indian Journal of Veterinary

surgery, 38(2):125-126. NAAS rating :5.25

60. Dwibedi, S. K., De, G.C., Dhua, S. R. Pattanaik, B. R., Sethy, B. K. and

Priyadarshini, S., 2018. Comparative Economics of Rice-Ratoon-Green Gram

Production System in East and South East Coastal Plain Zone of Odisha, India.

Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 7(2):2247-2261. NAAS

rating :5.38

61. Dwibedi, S.K., De, G.C., Dhua, S.R. and Mohanty, A. K. 2018. Influence of

system of cultivation and genotypes of preceding rice-ratoon on growth and yield

of green gram (Vigna radiata L.) sown at varying dates in coastal alluvium soil of

eastern India. Legume research, 41(6): 873-878. NAAS rating :6.23

62. Ganapathy, T., I., Biswaranjan P., Padma, R. P., Ramalingam N. 2019. micro

RNAs: Epigenetic players in cancer and aging. Frontiers in Bioscience, Scholar,

11, 9-9. DOI No:10.2741/S524. IF 2.49 NAAS rating :8.35

114114

63. Giraud-Billoud, M., Rivera-Ingraham G.A., Moreira, D.C., Burmester, T., Castro-

Vazquez, A., Carvajalino-Fernández, J.M., Dafre, A., Niu, C., Tremblay, N.,

Paital, B., Rosa, Rj., Storey, J.M., Vega, I.A., Zhang, W., Yepiz-Plascencia, G.,

Zenteno-Savin, T., Storey, K.B., Lima, M.H. 2019. Twenty years of the

‘Preparation for Oxidative Stress’ (POS) theory: Ecophysiological advantages and molecular strategies. Comp Biochem Physiol A. 234:36-49

doi.org/10.1016/j.cbpa.2019.04.004. IF-2.258 NAAS rating :8.26

64. Giri, T. K., Beura, S., Acharya S., and Palai, S. K. 2018. Impact of various

nutrients on flowering and bulb production of Oriental Lilium hybrid cv.

Sorbonne. The Pharma Innovation Journal, 7 (4): 103-106. NAAS rating :5.03

65. Gumpha, L.K.; Babu, L.K.; Kumar, A.; Samal, P. and Panda, A.K. 2018. Effect

of low protein diets on egg quality and egg composition of Vanaraja laying hens.

International Journal of Livestock Research, 8(09): 80-86. NAAS rating : 5.36

66. Haibru, G., Dash,M., Pradhan, B., Lenka, D. and Tripathy, S. K. 2018. Genetic

parameters of variability and character association studies for yield and some

capsule shattering traits in sesame germplasm. Journal of Pharmacognosy and

Phytochemistry, 7(5): 585-590. NAAS rating :5.21

67. Harichandan, P. P., Barik, A. K., Mishra, P. C., Patra, B. K., Jena, B., Mishra, S.

K. and Kundu, A. K. 2018. Efficacy of Doublesynch and Estra Doublesynch on

Conception Rate of Cyclic Non breeding Cattle. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and AppliedSciences, 7 (4):1025-1030. NAAS rating :5.38

68. Harichandan, P. P., Barik A.K., Mishra P. C., Patra, B. K., Jena, B., Patra, R. and

Kundu, A. K. 2018. Prevalence of Reproductive Disorders in Niali and Kantapara

Block of Cuttack District, Odisha, India. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 7 (5):1683-1689. NAAS rating :5.38

69. Hemalatha, P., Mohapatra, K. B., Nayak, N. and Chinara, N. 2018. Growth

pattern, fruit body characteristics and period of spawning on yield and yield

attributing parameters of Indian oyster mushroom, Pleurotus pulmonarius.

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 7 (10):

3632-3637. NAAS rating :5.38

70. Hossain, Md. M. 2018. Effect of Different grains on mycelial growth and yield of

Pleutotus Sojarcaju. International Journal of Current Microbilogy and Applied

Science, 7 (9): 9-13. NAAS rating :5.38

71. Hota, A., Biswal, S., Sahoo, N., Pargai, K. and Rout, M. 2018. Seroprevalence of

Foot and Mouth Disease among Sheep and Goat Population across Ten Agro-

climatic Zones of Odisha. J of Animal Research, 8:263-267. NAAS rating :5.68

72. Hota, A., Biswal, S., Sahoo, N., Venkatesan, G., Arya, S., Kumar, A.,

Ramakrishnan, M. A., Pandey, A. B. and Rout, M. 2018. Seroprevalence of

Capripoxvirus infection in sheep and goats among different agro-climatic zones

of Odisha, India. Veterinary World, 11(1): 66-70. NAAS rating :5.71

73. Hota, S. R., Sahoo, N., Mohanty, B.N., Das D.P. and Pamia. J. 2018. Occurrence

of Physaloptera praeputialis in a leopard rescued from Odisha, India. J.

Entomology and Zoology Studies. 18:2276-2278. NAAS rating :5.53

74. Jagadeb, M., Rath, S.N. and Sonawane, A. 2018. Computational discovery of

potent drugs to improve the treatment of pyrazinamide resistant Mycobacterium

115115

tuberculosis mutants. Journal of cellular biochemistry, 119(9):7328-7338. NAAS

rating :8.96

75. Jali, J., Nayak, S. S., Mishra, R., Soren, N. and Sardar, K. K. 2018. Study of

Antimicrobial Diversity profile of both planktonic and sessile phenotype during

chronic infections of Bovine. International Journal of Current Microbiology and

Applied Science, 7(4):452-459. NAAS rating :5.38

76. Jena C., Panda, P. K. and Karna A. K. 2018. Effect of growth promoting

substances on flowering behaviour of cashew cv. BPP-8 grown in the coastal

region of Odisha. International Journal of Chemical Studies, 6 (6): 908-911.

NAAS rating :5.31

77. Jena Chinmaya, Panda P. K., Karna A. K., Panda R. K. and Sethi K. 2018. Studies

on growth promoting substances on physio-chemical parameter of cashew

(Anacardium occidentale L.). Chemical Science Review and Letters, 7 (28): 966-

970. NAAS rating :5.21

78. Jena, B., Mohanty, D. N., Das, D. and Dash, S.2018. Effect of Certain

Immunotherapeutics on Microbial Status of Endometritic Cows. International


rating :5.38

79. Jena, D., Mohapatra, A. K. B., Alim, A., Pasupalak, S., Baliarsingh, A. and Rath,

B.S. 2019. Climate and soil characterisation of different blocks of Dhenkanal

district of Odisha for cultivation of winter pulses in rice fallow condition. Int. J.

Chem. Stud., 2019; 7(2): 1229-1233. NAAS rating :5.31

80. Jena, D., Mohapatra, A.K.B., Alim, A., Pasupalak, S., Baliarsingh, A. and Rath

B.S. 2019. Assessment of onset, cessation of rain fall and length of growing period

of different blocks of Dhenkanal district of Odisha for cultivation of winter pulses

in rice fallow condition. The Pharma Innovation Journal. 8 (3):333-335. NAAS

rating :5.03

81. Jena, P., Panigrahi, B., Panda, N., Mohapatra, L., Mallik, B. and Bagh, J. 2018.

Reproductive Performance and Egg Quality Traits of Kadaknath in Intensive

Managemental Condition under Hot and Humid Climate. International Journal of

Livestock Research, 8(12), 105-112. NAAS rating :5.36

82. Jena, P.P., Mahapatra N., Khandei, S. and Behera, D. 2018. Studies on operational

parameters of sugarcane harvesting blades. International J. of Current

Microbiology and App. Sciences, 7(3):1163-1172. NAAS rating :5.38

83. Joshi, S. K., Mohanty, T., Bhakat, M. and Sathapathy, S. 2018. Association of

sleeping time with determination of estrus in Riverine Buffaloes (Bubalus

bubalis). Journal of Animal Research, 8(1): 79-84. NAAS rating : 5.68

84. Kabi, M., Baisakh, B., Dash, M. and Tripathy, S.K. 2019. Phenotyping of sesame

(Sesamum indicum L.) genotypes for powdery mildew resistance. Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 8(3):1865-1867. NAAS rating :5.21

85. Kamei, M., Sahu, B., Raman, S., Nanda, S., Choudhury, D. and Dorothy, M. S.

2018. Use of fish silage based blended protein source for replacement of fish meal

in Thai-Pangas diet. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied

Sciences, 7 (10): 2949-2961. NAAS rating :5.38

86. Kamila, G., Sahoo, G.R., Mishra, P.C., Behera, P.C. and Sahoo, P.R. 2018.

Electrophoretic characterization of the serum proteins associated reproductive

116116

disorders in cross bred cows. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 6 (5):

934-938. NAAS rating :5.53

87. Kanungo, S., Pradhan, C. R., Babu, L. K., Behera, K., Palei, A. K., Jena, B. and

Das, D.P. 2018. Effect of Periodicity of Exercise on Serum Metabolites of Stall

Housed competition Horses under Climatic Conditions of Odisha, India.



88. Kar, A., Sasmal, A., Mishra, I.O.P. and Panda, P.K. 2018. Relative efficacy and

economics of seed treatment and newer insecticides against sucking and borer

pests of summer mungbean in coastal Odisha. Journal of Entomology and Zoology

Studies. 6(2): 2262-2268. NAAS rating :5.53

89. Kar, I., Behera, B., Mishra, A. and Khanda, C. 2018. Effect of water regimes on

productivity, profitability and energetic of rice cultivars under non-puddle

conditions of Eastern India. Indian Journal of Agronomy, 63(4): 104-110. NAAS

rating :5.46

90. Kar, I., Mishra, A. and Behera, B. 2018. Thermal requirement of different rice

cultivars as influenced by planting methods and water regimes. Journal of

Agrometeorology, 20 (3): 249-251. NAAS rating :6.56

91. Kar, I., Yadav, S., Mishra, A., Behera, B., Khanda, C. M., Kumar, V. and Kumar,

A. 2018. Productivity trade-off with different water regimes and genotypes of rice

under non-puddled conditions in Eastern India. Field Crops Research, 222: 218-


92. Kar, R.K., Upadhyaya, K. and Panda, P.C. 2018. Effect of NPK and bioinoculants

on growth pattern and nodulation behavior of Fleminga semialata under nursery

conditions. International Journal of Microbiology and applied science,7(1):3254-


93. Khamari, B. , Beura S. K. and Ranasingh, N. 2019. Status of Sesame Diseases

Grown in Different Agroclimatic Zones of Odisha. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol. App.Sci

, 7(11): 945-948. NAAS rating :5.38

94. Khulbe, D. 2019. Integrating soil solarization and seed biopriming to manage

seedling damping-off in flower nurseries. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences 8 (02): 1456-1469. NAAS rating :5.38

95. Kumar, J., Sinha, Sah R., Nayak, H. and Nirala D. 2018. Screening of traits for

higher biochemical constituents production in Kalmegh (Androgarphis

paniculata)plants harvested at pre – flowering stage, Journal of Pharmacognosy

and Phytochemistry, 2018: SPI: 568-573. NAAS rating :5.21

96. Kumar, J., Sinha, Sah, R., Nayak, H. and Nirala, D. 2018. Evaluation of Kalmegh

(Androgarphis paniculata) germplasm for higher biochemical constituents

production under agro-climatic conditions of Jharkhand, Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 2018: SPI: 561-567. NAAS rating :5.21

97. Kumar, R., Pattanayak, S. K., Jagtaran and Rajput, P. S. 2018. Studying the

influence of long term INM practices on yield and quality of Ragi crop, Journal

of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7 (1): 2175-2177. NAAS rating :5.21

98. Kumar, S. D., Chakraborty, S., Weindorf, D. C., Banik, P., Deb, D., De, P.,

Choudhury, A., Saha, S., Patra, A. K., Majhi, M., Naskar, P., and Panda, P. 2019.

Comparative carbon stability in surface soils and subsoils under submerged rice

117117

and upland non-rice crop ecologies: A physical fractionation study. Catena, 175:

400-410. NAAS rating :9.26

99. Kumar, S. Singh, P. Rai, R. and Baranwal, V. K. 2018. Development of

immunodiagnostics for the detection of Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 3

(GLRaV-3) in grapevine using in vitro expression and purification of coat protein

gene. Journal of Plant Biochemistry and Biotechnology, 27 (4): 425-434. NAAS

rating :6.77

100. Lakshmi, M.S., Jagadev, P. N., Das, S., Lenka, D., Swain, D. and Tripathy, S. K.

2018. Genetic Variability and Association Analysis of Maize Hybrids under

Excessive Soil Moisture Condition. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 7(9): 2935-


101. Madhuri, G., Palai, S. K. and Pattanaik, S. 2018. Growth and flowering parameters

of tuberose (Polianthes tuberosa L.) cv. Phule rajani influenced by organic

manures. The Pharma Innovation Journal, 7 (5): 97-99. NAAS rating :5.03

102. Mahanta, D., Mrigesh, M., Sathapathy, S., Tamilselvan, S., Pandit, K. and Nath,

S. 2018. Gross and morphometrical studies on the thymus, spleen and bursa of

Fabricius of day old Kadaknath chick. Journal of Entomology and Zoology

Studies, 6(3): 555-558. NAAS rating :5.53

103. Mahanta, D., Mrigesh, M., Sathapathy, S., Tamilselvan, S., Pandit, K. and Nath,

S. 2018. Scanning electron microscopic studies on the bursa of Fabricius of local

hill fowl of Uttarakhand. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 6(3): 943-


104. Mahapatra, A. and Behera, M. P. 2019. Integrated nutrient management on baby

corn (Zea mays L.): Areview. International Journal of chemical studies, 7 (3): 01-


105. Maharana, B.R., Tiwari, A.K., Sudhakar, N.R. and Mishra, C. 2018. Molecular

cloning, recombinant expression and characterization of para flagellar rod protein

1 (PFR1) in Trypanosoma evansi. Iranian Journal of Parasitology. 13(4): 618-


106. Mahato, S. and Misra H.P. 2018. Evaluation of insecticides against melon fruit

fly, Bactrocera cucurbitae Coquillett on cucumber. Indian Journal of Entomology.

80(4): 1607-1611. NAAS rating :5.89

107. Mahato, S. and Misra H.P. 2019. Efficacy of tolfenpyrad against red pumpkin

beetle Aulacophora foveicollis Lucas in cucumber. Indian Journal of Entomology.

81(1): 48-50. NAAS rating :5.89

108. Mahto, V. K., Kumari, S. and Pandey, A.K. 2018. Extent of awareness and

adoption of ITKs followed in animal husbandry in Ranchi dist. of Jharkhand.

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied sciences. Special

Issue (7): 2845-2849. NAAS rating :5.38

109. Mahto, V. K., Kumari, S. and Pandey, A.K. 2018. Extent of awareness and

adoption of ITKs followed in animal husbandry in Dhanbad dist. of Jharkhand.

Multilogic in Science Special Issue. 8 (A): 151-153. NAAS rating :5.20

110. Majhi, M., Pamia, J., Panda, S. K., Samal, L. and Mishra, R. 2018. Effect of age

and season on enteritis and antibiotic sensitivity test of E. coli isolated from

infected chickens in Odisha, India. International Journal of Current Microbiology

and Applied Sciences,7 (3): 2037-2045. NAAS rating :5.38

118118

111. Majhi, Pradipta, Rout K. K., Nanda, Gangadhar and Singh, Muneshwar. 2019.

Soil Quality for Rice Productivity and Yield Sustainability under Long-term

Fertilizer and Manure Application. Communications in Soil Science and Plant

Analysis 50 (11): 1330–1343. NAAS rating :6.54

112. Malik D. and Swain S. C. 2018. Influence of growing media and seed treatment on seed germination and seedling vigour of Sarpagandha (Rauvolfia serpentina (L), Benth. ex Kurz). International Journal of Chemical Studies, 6 (5): 3388-3392. NAAS rating : 5.31

113. Mallick, S. B., Mohanty, G. P., Mishra, S. K., Behera, K., Dash, S. K., Sethy, K.,

Pati, P. K. and Mohapatra L. M. 2018. Performance study of White Pekin ducks

in different stocking density in floor rearing system. The Indian Journal of Animal

Sciences. 88(5): 578–584. NAAS rating :6.28

114. Mishra, A., Rath, B.; Mukhi, S.K., Mishra, S., Mohanty, S.K., Behera, B., Panda,

A., Panda, M. R. and Mohapatra, S. 2018. Variety x nutrient management

interaction in green gram for important yield attributes under rainfed red lateritic

inceptisol. Legume Research, 41(6): 854-860. NAAS rating :6.23

115. Mishra, C.S.K, Samal, S., Acharya, P., Biswal, B. and Majhi, M. 2018. Variability

in soil physicochemical properties and microbial population in an Indian

subtropical forest Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology. 30(6) 1-9.

NAAS rating :5.32

116. Mishra, C.S.K., Parida, S.S., Mohanta, K.P. and Samal, S. 2018. Thermal stress

induced alterations in tissue protein, lipid peroxidation and activities of lactate

dehydrogenase, acetylcholinesterase and catalase in the earthworm Eudrilus

eugeniae (Kinberg), Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology. 27(1):

1-8. NAAS rating :5.32

117. Mishra, C.S.K., Priyadarsini, D. and Samal, S. 2018. Microbial population

dynamics and exoenzyme activities in semidecomposed organic substrate exposed

to low intensity colour lights during vermicomposting.

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci, 7(11):1027-1032. NAAS rating :5.38

118. Mishra, D., Bhoi, L., Dash, M., Tripathy, S. K., Mishra, T. K., Behera M. P. and

Pradhan; B. 2018. Mutagenic effectiveness and efficiency of EMS and gamma

rays on rice bean (Vigna umbellata Thunb, Ohwi and Ohashi): An underutilized

legume crop. International J. of Chemical Studies, 7 (3): 2060-2064. NAAS rating

:5.31

119. Mishra, D., Bhoi, L., Tripathy, S. K., Behera. M. P. and Mishra, T. K. 2018.

Mutagenic Effects of Gamma-rays and EMS on M1 Population of Rice Bean

(Vigna umbellata Thunb, Ohwi and Ohashi). Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 7(9):

3393-3399. NAAS rating :5.38

120. Mishra, G., Palai, S. K. and Nath, M. R. 2018 Studies on induction of early

flowering in orchids (Phalaenopsis hybrid) cv. fuller’s sunset. The Pharma

Innovation Journal, 7 (7): 441-446. NAAS rating :5.03

121. Mishra, P., Paital B., Jena S., Samanta, L., Kumar, S. and Swain S. 2019. Possible

activation of NRF2 by Vitamin E/Curcumin against altered thyroid hormone

induced oxidative stress via NFĸB/AKT/mTOR/KEAP1 signaling in rat heart. Scientific Reports 9(1):7408 DOI:10.1038/s41598-019-43320-5 IF-4.609. NAAS

rating :10.12

119119

122. Mishra, P.R., Patra,R., Dash, D and Mohapatra, R.N. 2018.Effect of

environmental factors on the growth and development of tobacco beetle,

Lasioderma sericorne on fennel seeds in storage. Journal of Insect Science.

30(2):192-196. NAAS rating :7.32

123. Mishra, R. R., Senapati, S. K., Sahoo, S. C., Das, M. R., Sahoo, G. and Patra, R.

C. 2018. Trypanosomiasis induced oxidative stress and hemato-biochemical

alteration in cattle. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies. Journal of

Entomology and Zoology Studies, 5(6): 721-727. NAAS rating :5.53

124. Mohanta, N. B., Samal, L., Behura, N. C., Pati, P. K., Bagh, J. and Nandi, B. 2018.

Egg quality traits and meat composition of indigenous dwarf chicken of Odisha.

Journal of Ent. and Zoology Studies, 6(2) : 549-555. NAAS rating : 5.53

125. Mohanty, A.; Babu, L.K.; Sahoo, B.; Tanuja S.; Samal, P. and Panda, A.K. 2018.

Effect of dietary incorporation of acid treated fish silage on the performance and

carcass characteristics of broiler Japanese quails (Coturnix coturnix japonica).

International Journal of Livestock Research, 8(11): 138-148. NAAS rating :5.36

126. Mohanty, D. K., Behera, D., Mahapatra M. and Swain S. K. 2018. Effect of


establishment. Journal of Agricultural Engineering, 54 (1): 11. NAAS rating :5.59

127. Mohanty, D., Panda, S., Kumar, S., and Ray, P. 2019. In vitro evaluation of

adherence and anti-infective property of probiotic Lactobacillus plantarum DM

69 against Salmonella enterica. Microbial Pathogensis. 126: 212-217. NAAS

rating :8.33

128. Mohanty, P.P., Panda, N., Swain, R.K., Behura, N.C., Ray, P., Sethi, A.K. and

Panigrahi, S. 2018. A Comparison between Organic and Inorganic Selenium: 1.

Effect on Body Weight, Laying Performance, Hatchability in Broiler Breeder.



129. Mohapatra, A.K.B. and Pradhan, K.C.2018. Evaluation of productive, profitable

and energy-efficient alternate cropping Indian Journal of Agronomy 63 (2): 211-


130. Mohapatra, L.N. 2018, Field evaluation of ITKs against insect pests of rice. Indian

Journal of Traditional Knowledge.17(2):360-364. NAAS rating :7.06

131. Mohapatra, N. and Hota, B.K. 2018. Impact of Submergence studies on growth

analytical parameters of different rice genotypes in coastal Odisha. Int. J.Current

Microbiology & applied Science, 7(10):973-982. NAAS rating :5.38

132. Mohapatra, S., Khadanga G. S. and Majhi S. 2018. Social entrepreneurship for

agricultural development in India.The Pharma Innovation Journal. 7(4):204-205

NAAS rating :5.03

133. Mohapatra, S., Mishra, R.K. and Sarangi, K. K. 2019. Economic appraisal of bio

ethanol production technologies. International journal of chemical studies, 2349

–8528. NAAS rating :5.31

134. Mohapatra, S., Pradhan, S. R.,Tushar Jyotiranjan, Sahoo, P. R., Mahapatra, A. P.

K. and Kundu, A. K. 2018. Deciphering electrocardiogram of healthy male

Ganjam goats (Capra Hircus). Applied Biological Research, 20(1): 94-97. NAAS

rating :5.07

120120

135. Mohapatra, S., Tripathy, S. K and Nayak, B. R. 2018. Amelioration of herbicide

stress with plant growth regulators and nutrients in transplanted rice. Indian

Journal of Weed Science, 50 (2): 108–111. NAAS rating :5.17

136. Mohapatra, S.; Babu, L.K.; Panigrahi, B.; Karna, D.K.; Samal, P. and Panda, A.K.

2018. Effect of methionine and lysine supplementation to low protein diet and its

influence on production performance, egg quality and egg composition of

Vanaraja laying hens. The Pharma Innovation Journal, 7(6): 229-233. NAAS

rating :5.03

137. Mohapatra, U. and Mishra, R.K. 2019. Farmer’s perception towards climate change in Odisha, India. International Journal of Current Microbiology and

Applied Sciences, 8(9): 2579-2584. NAAS rating :5.38

138. Mohapatra, U. and Mishra, R.K. 2019. Impact of climatic variables on agricultural

economy of Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 8(5): 814-


139. Mythili, V., Pradhan, B., Dash, M. and Bastia, D. N. 2018. Genetic variability

studies in low land elite rice genotypes for yield and cellulose content. Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7(5): 1265-1270. NAAS rating :5.21

140. Nahak, S.C., Nandi, A., Sahu, G. S., Tripathy, P., Dash, SK., Patnaik, A. and

Pradhan, SR. 2018. Studies on variability, heritability and genetic advance for

yield and yield contributing characters in chilli (Capsicum annuum L.). Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7 (1): 2506-2510. NAAS rating :5.21

141. Nanda, B. K., Sahoo, N. and Panigrahi, B. 2019. Assessment of soil loss from

agricultural lands of South Andaman district of Tropical islands. International

Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 8 (3): 2190-2198. NAAS

rating :5.38


System over System of Rice Intensification (SRI). International Journal of

Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 6: 2163-2168. NAAS rating :5.38

143. Nayak, S., Mishra, C.S.K., Guru, B.C. and Samal, S. 2018. Histological anomalies

and alterations in enzyme activities of the earthworm Glyphidrillus tuberosus

exposed to high concentrations of phosphogypsum, Environmental Monitoring

and Assessment (Springer).IF-1.9, DOI 10.1007/s10661-018-6933-7.190: 529.

NAAS rating :7.80

144. Nayak, S.M., S.K.Senapati, P.Samal, K.Sethy, S.Meher, P.Swain, P.R.Sahoo and

M.R.Das. 2018. Therapeutic management of oxidative stress in cattle, naturally

affected with bovine tropical theileriosis by vit-E and Selenium. The Pharma

Innovation Journal, 7 (4):1141-1145. NAAS rating :5.03

145. Padhi, P. P. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2018. Effect of Lime Coating and Molybdenum

Seed Treatment on Nodulation, Growth and Yield of Different Pulses Grown in

Alfisols. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Science, 7 (2): 1417-1426.

NAAS rating :5.38

146. Padhiary, J., Das, D.M., Patra, K. C., Sahoo, B.C. and Singh, K. K. 2018.

Prediction of climate change impact on streamflow and evapotranspiration in

Baitarani basin using SWAT model. Journal of Agrometeorology, 20 (4): 325 –


121121

147. Padhiary, J., Das, D.M., Sahu, A. P. and Sahoo, B.C. 2018. Modelling Stream

flow of Altuma Catchment using SWAT. Int. J. Curr. Microbiology App. Sci. 7(5):

2794-2799. NAAS rating :5.38

148. Paital, B. 2018. Removing small non-enzymatic molecules for biochemical assay

of redox regulatory enzymes; An exemplary comments on “Antioxidant responses in gills and digestive gland of oyster Crassostrea madrasensis (Preston) under

lead exposure. Ecotoxicol. Environ. Saf. 154: 337–340. NAAS rating : 9.97

149. Paital, B., Bal, A., Rivera-Ingraham, G.A., Lignot, J.H. 2018. Increasing

frequency of large-scale die-off events in the Bay of Bengal: reasoning, perceptive

and future approaches. Ind. J. Geo-Mar Sci. 47(11), 2135-2146. NAAS rating :

6.29

150. Paital, B., Guru, D., Mohapatra, P., Panda, B, Parida, N, Rath, S., Kumar, V.,

Saxena, P.S., Srivastava A. 2019. Ecotoxic impact assessment of graphene oxide

on lipid peroxidation at mitochondrial level and redox modulation in fresh water

fish Anabas testudineus. Chemosphere.224: 796-804. NAAS rating :10.43

151. Pal U.S., Das M., Nayak R.N., Sahoo N.R., Panda, M.K. and Dash S.K. 2018.

Development and evaluation of retort pouch processed chhenapoda (cheese based

baked sweet) J. Food Sci. Technology. DOI 10.1007/s13197-018-3490-6. NAAS

rating : 7.80

152. Pal, R., Mandal D., Seni A. and Naik B. S. 2018. Compatible Insecticide –

Fungicide Combinations for Simultaneous Control of Sheath Blight, Stem Borer

and Leaf Folder in Rice. Pesticide Research Journal, 30 (1): 66-71. NAAS rating

:5.90

153. Palai, S. K., Madhuri, G., Nath, M. R. and Bhuyan, S. 2018. Effect of planting

dates and photoperiod on growth and flowering of Chrysanthemum

(Chrysanthemum morifolium Ramat) cv. Yellow Reagan. The Pharma Innovation

Journal, 7 (5): 106-108. NAAS rating :5.03

154. Panda, N.K., Bhol, N. and Nayak, A. 2018. Spatiotemporal arrangement of plants

and livestock in the homegardens of coastal Odisha, Journal of Pharmacognosy

and Phytochemistry, 7(1):814-819. NAAS rating :5.21

155. Pandey, R.K. and Nayak, D.K., 2018 .Physiological and biochemical alteration in

susceptible and resistant ridge gourd ciltivars against induced population of root-

knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita. Indian Phytopathology, (Springer

journal) D.O.I. 10.1007/S42360-018-0078Z. NAAS rating :5.90

156. Pandey, R.K., Nayak, D.K. and Mohalik, R. 2018. Biochemical charges in

susceptible and resistant, Gladiolus cultivars induced by root-knot nematode,

Meloidogyne incognita. Indian Journal of Nematology, 48 (I): 68-72. NAAS

rating :5.03

157. Pandey, S. S., Behura, N. C., Samal, L, Pati, P. K. and Nayak, G. D. 2018.

Evaluation of Juvenile Growth, Feed Efficiency and Body Conformation Traits of

Native x CSML Crossbred Chicken under Intensive System of Rearing. Int. J.

Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci., 7(5) 3370-3376. NAAS rating :5.38

158. Pandey, S. S., Behura, N. C., Samal, L., Pati, P. K. and Nayak, G. D. 2018.

Evaluation of juvenile growth, feed efficiency and body conformation traits of

Native×CSFL crossbred chicken under intensive system of rearing. Int. J. of

Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 8 (6): 194-202. NAAS rating :5.38

122122

159. Pandit, K., Dhote, B. S., Mahanta, D., Sathapathy, S., Tamilselvan, S., Mrigesh,

M. and Mishra, S. 2018. Histological, histomorphometrical and histochemical

studies on the large intestine of Uttara fowl. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci., 7(3):

1477-1491. NAAS rating :5.38

160. Pandit, K., Dhote, B. S., Mahanta, D., Sathapathy, S., Tamilselvan, S., Mrigesh,

M. and Mishra, S. 2018. Gross and Ultrastructural studies on the large intestine of

Uttara fowl. Int. J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 7(3): 1464-1476. NAAS rating :5.38

161. Paramaguru, P. K., Paul, J. C. and Panigrahi, B. 2019. Estimation of replenishable

groundwater resource for sustainable development: a case study for Ghumuda

watershed of Odisha, Journal of Soil & Water Conservation, 18(1): 76-84. NAAS

rating :5.08

162. Paramjita, D., Panigrahi, B., Paul, J. C. and Sahoo, N. 2018. Integrated crop and

livestock planning of a minor irrigation command of Dhenkanal district by linear

programming approach. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 7

(10): 1567-1578. NAAS rating :5.38

163. Parija, S. C. and Mohanty, I. 2018. Acid stress reduces the function of Na+-K+-

ATPase in superior mesenteric artery of Capra hircus. Pharmacognosy Magazine,

14(59): 558-565. NAAS rating :7.53

164. Parija, S. C., H Jan dhyam. 2018. Vasorelaxation Caused by Eugenol, Curcumin

and Nanocurcumin is Partially Mediated by Activation of Aminoguanidine-

sensitive iNOS in the Middle Uterine Artery of Non-pregnantand pregnant Capra

hircus, Natural Product Communications, 13 (10), 1934578X1801301025. NAAS

rating :6.81

165. Parija, S. C., Mohanty, I., Parija, S. C., Suklabaidya, S. and Rattan, S. 2018.

Acidosis potentiates endothelium-dependent vasorelaxation and gap junction

communication in the superior mesenteric artery. European Journal of

Pharmacology.827:22-31. NAAS rating :9.04

166. Pathak, M., Tripathy, P., Dash, S.K., Sahu, G.S. and Pattanayak, S.K. 2018.

Efficacy of bio-fertilizer on yield and quality of Radish (Raphanus sativus L.).

International journal of chemical studies, 6(4): 1671-1673. NAAS rating :5.31

167. Pati, P., Mishra, P.C., Patra B.K., Jena Basanti, Barik, A.K. and Sahoo, N. 2018.

Prediction of Gestational age in bitches by ultrasonic measurement of placental

thickness. International J. livestock Res. 8(12): 285-289. NAAS rating :5.36

168. Pati, S., Panda S. K, Acharya A. P. and Behera M. 2018. Clinico-pathological

alterations in geriatric dogs. Indian Journal of Veterinary Pathology. 48(4): 254-


169. Patra, A. K., Garnayak, L. M., Mishra, K. N. and Mohanty, A. K. 2019. Influence

of diversification on productivity, profitability and efficiency of rice (Oryza

sativa) based cropping systems under irrigated condition. Indian Journal of

Agronomy, 64 (1): 11-15. NAAS rating :5.46

170. Patra, A. K., Mohapatra, B. K., Swain, S. K., Garnayak, L. M., Mishra, K. N.,

Mohanty, T. R., and Paikaray, R. K. 2018. On-farm evaluation of rice (Oryza

sativa)-based cropping systems for increasing system productivity, profitability,

resource-use efficiency and energy productivity in mid-central table land zone of

Odisha. Indian Journal of Agronomy, 63 (3): 67-73. NAAS rating :5.46

123123

javascript:void(0)

javascript:void(0)

javascript:void(0)

javascript:void(0)

171. Patra, A. Priyadarshini, Samal, K. C., Rout, G. R., Sahu, S. and Jagadev, P. N.

2018. In vitro regeneration of recalcitrant greengram (Vigna radiata L. Wilczek)

from immature cotyledons for genetic improvement. Int. J. of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 7(01):3072-3080. NAAS rating :5.38

172. Pattanayak, S., Rath, B. S., Pasupalak, S., Baliarsingh, A., Mohapatra, A. K. B.,

Nanda, A. and Panigrahi, G. S. 2018. Spatial and temporal variability of rainfall

in Khordha district of Odisha 2018, The Pharma Innovation Journal, 7(10): 716-


173. Pattanayak, S., Rath, B.S., Pasupalak, S., Baliarsingh, A., Mohapatra, A.K.B.,

Nanda A. and Panigrahi, G.S. 2018. Crop planning based on rainfall probability

in rainfed areas of Khordha district in Odisha. The Pharma Innovation Journal.

7(10): 635-638. NAAS rating :5.03

174. Pattnaik, S., Dash, D., Samantaray, D. P. 2018. Evaluation of IAA and PHAs

production by chromium resistant bacterial isolates, Journal of Experimental

Biology and Agricultural Sciences, 6(3): 466-471. NAAS rating :5.07

175. Paul, J. C. and Panigrahi, B. 2018. Study of seepage control and strength

characteristics of fly ash in earthen embankments. Agricultural Engineering

Today, 42(4): 65-71. NAAS rating :5.30

176. Pavan Kumar, S., Mishra, M. K. and Sahu, K. C. 2018. Evaluation of culture

media for growth characteristics of Fungal leaf blight complex of tomato. Int. J.

of current Microbiology and applied sciences.7 (11):1073-1077. NAAS rating

:5.38

177. Pavan Kumar, S., Mishra,M.K.and Sahu,K.C.2018. Invitro efficacy of

Agrochemicals against fungal leaf blight complex in Tomato (Solanum

lycopersicum). International Journal of Chemical studies.6 (6):323-325. NAAS

rating : 5.31

178. Pavan Kumar,S., Mishra, M.K. and Mishra, P.R. 2018. Invitro Efficacy of

Botanicals and Biocontrol Agents against Early Leaf Blight in Tomato. Int. J. of

current Microbiology and applied sciences. 7(12): 1340-1345. NAAS rating :5.38

179. Pavan Kumar,S.,Mishra,M.K.and Mishra, P.R..2018. Invitro efficacy of

Botanicals and bio control agents against Fusarium leaf blight of Tomato. Journal

of Entomology and Zoology studies.6 (5):2415-2418. NAAS rating :5.53

180. Pilli, K., Samant, P. K., Naresh, P. and Acharya, G. C. 2018. Influence of organic

and inorganic nutrient accumulation in grafted tomato. The Farma Innovation, 7

(11): 27-33. NAAS rating :5.03

181. Pradhan, J, Baliarsingh, A., Pasupalak, S and Mohapatra, A. K. B. 2018. Effect of

different irrigation scheduling & mulching on productivity of groundnut (Arachis

hypogaea L.) of east & south eastern coastal plain of Odisha The Pharma

Innovation Journal, 7(10): 689-691. NAAS rating :5.03

182. Pradhan, J., Baliarsingh, A., Biswal, G., Das M. P. and S. Pasupalak, 2018. Effect

of Weather Parameters on Infestation of Blast Disease (Pyricularia oryzae) in Rabi

Season Rice (Oryza sativa L.) in East & South Eastern Coastal Plain of Odisha.

Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci., 7 (11): 893-900. NAAS rating :5.38

183. Pradhan, K., Nandi, A., Das, S., Sarkar S., Sahu, G. S. and Patnaik, A. 2018.

Genetic Diversity Analysis of Ash Gourd [Benincasa hispida (Thunb.) Cogn. ]

124124

Germplasm by Principal Components. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci, 7 (3):

2187-2195. NAAS rating :5.38

184. Pradhan, M., Dhali, S., Lakra, P. B., Pradhan, C. and Mohanty, S. 2018. Study on

P solubilizing efficiencies of native PSB isolates from acid soils of Odisha.

Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7(4): 1557-1566. NAAS rating

:5.21

185. Pradhan, M., Dhali, S., Sahoo, R. K., Pradhan, C. and Mohanty, S. 2018. Effect P

solubilizing bacteria and P fertilizer on inorganic P fractions of acid soil and its

influence on P uptake in groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L). Legume Research,

DOI: 10.18805/LR-3991. NAAS rating :6.23

186. Pradhan, M., Lakra, P. B., Sahoo, R. K., Pradhan, C., Mohanty, S. 2018. Soil

microbial biomass phosphorous and phosphatase activity as influenced by

application of P solubilizing bacteria in acid soil. Multilogic in Science, VIII

(XXV): 270-275. NAAS rating :5.20

187. Priyadarshi, D. S., Mohapatra, A. K. B., Pasupalak, S., Baliarsingh, A., Rath, B.

S., Nanda, A., Panigrahi, G. S. and Pradhan, J. 2018. Agro-meteorological indices

and phenology of rice (Oryza sativa L.) under different dates of planting and

nitrogen levels. Int. J. Chem. Stud., 2018; 6 (5): 3298-3302. NAAS rating :5.31

188. Priyadarshini, A., Palai, S. K. and Nath, M. R. 2018. Effect of source of nitrogen

on growth and yield of marigold (Tagetes erecta L.). The Pharma Innovation


189. Rai, R. Paul Khurana, S. M. Kumar, S. and Baranwal, V. K. 2018. Serological

detection of Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 4 in grapevine growing areas of

India using polyclonal antiserum raised against the recombinant coat protein. Crop

Protection, 109: 128-135. NAAS rating :7.92

190. Raju, H., Munda, S. and Mishra, P.C. 2018. Fertility improvement in subfertile

cows by different hormonal protocols in special reference to HF crosses,

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 7(6):986-


191. Ranjith, P. Sahu, S., Das, S. K., Bastia, D. N. and Pradhan, B. D. 2018. Genetic

diversity studies in rice (O. sativa). Journal of Pharmacognosy and

Phytochemistry, 7 (2): 2529- 2531. NAAS rating :5.21

192. Rao G. P., Mishra A., Mishra M. K., Rao Ashutosh and Goel Sonia. 2018.

Identification and characterization of Candidatus Phytoplasma trifolii (16SrVI-D)

inducing shoot proliferation disease of potato in India. Indian Phytopathology. 71

(1): 75–81. NAAS rating :5.90

193. Rath, S., Mishra, R.K., Mishra, A.K. and Sarangi, K.K. 2019. Entropy and its

Relation with Population and Production- A Review. Journal of Pharmacognosy

and Phytochemistry. E-ISSN: 2278-4136, P-ISSN:2349-8234, JPP; SP5:226-229.

NAAS rating :5.21

194. Ray, M., Roul, P. K. and Baliarsingh, A. 2018. Application of DSSAT Crop

Simulation Model to Estimate Rice Yield in Keonjhar District of Odisha (India)

under Changing Climatic Conditions. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci., 7 (04):

659-667. NAAS rating :5.38

195. Renuka, V. V. L. and Sasmal, A. 2018. Evaluation of efficacy and economics of

certain bio-intensive and chemo intensive management modules against stem

125125

borer of rice. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 6 (5): 714-719. NAAS

rating :5.53

196. Rojalin, M., Tripathy, P., Sahu, G.S., Dash, S.K., Lenka, D., Tripathy, B. and

Sahu, P. 2018. Character association and path analysis study in determinate tomato

(Solanum lycopersicum L.). Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences,

7(11): 863-870. NAAS rating :5.38

197. Rojalin, M., Tripathy, P., Sahu, G.S., Dash, S.K., Lenka, D., Tripathy, B. and

Sahu, P. 2018. Evaluation of determinate tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.)

under Bhubaneswar conditions. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry,

7(5): 2970-2973. NAAS rating :5.21

198. Routray, U., Mohapatra,J. and Mishra, D.K. 2018. Origin of magnetism probed

through electron spin resonance. Material chemistry and physics, 213: 52-55.

NAAS rating :8.21

199. Roy, A. Dora, D. K., Sethi, K, Sahu, S. Dash, D. K. and Parida, A. 2018. Studies

on biometric parameters of cashew in Bhubaneswar condition. Int. J. of Current

Microbiology and Applied Science, 7 (12): 365-370. NAAS rating :5.38

200. Roy, A. Dora, D. K., Sethi, K, Sahu, S. Dash, D. K. and Parida, A. 2018. Studies

on variability of different cashew landrace in Bhubaneswar. Int. J. of Current

Microbiology and Applied Science, 7 (12): 433-438. NAAS rating :5.38

201. Sahoo, A. U., Mahapatra, M., Swain, S. K. and Behera, D. 2018. Development

and Evaluation of a Bullock Drawn Vegetable Transplanter. Int. J. of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 7: 01. NAAS rating :5.38

202. Sahoo, D. P., Behura,N. C., Samal, L., Bagh, J., Nandi, B., Nayak, G. D., Pati, P.

K., Jena, G. R. and Das, D. P. 2018. Evaluation of Carcass Traits and Meat

Composition of Triple Cross Progenies of Hansli, CSML and CSFL Chickens. Int.

J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci., 7 (1) : 1801-1807. NAAS rating :5.38

203. Sahoo, M., Nath, I., Nayak, S., Kundu, A. K., Panda, S. K. and Patra, B. K. 2018.

Haemato-Biochemical Comparision of Meloxicam/Ketoprofen in Combination

with Atropine-Dexmedetomidine-Butorphanol-Midazolam as Preanasthetic to

Ketamine Anaesthesia in Female Dogs. Journal of Animal Research, 8(2): 303-


204. Sahoo, M., Nath, I., Nayak, S., Kundu, A.K., Panda, S.K. and Patra, B.K. 2018.

Comparison of perioperative analgesia with meloxicam and ketoprofen for

elective ovariohysterectomy in female dogs. Indian Journal of Veterinary

Surgery, 39(1): 34-37. NAAS rating :5.25

205. Sahoo, M.; Shweta, K.; Swain, P. and Das, B.C. 2018. Perception of Dairy farmers

towards Veterinary Services Delivery of DDAH in Raipur Division of

Chhattisgarh, Multilogic in Science, Vol.VIII, Special Issue, pp-285-286. NAAS

rating :5.20

206. Sahoo, N. Sahoo, S. Mohanty, B., Khuntia, H. K., Behera B.K. and Hota, S.R.

2018. Molecular identification of Spirometra erinaceieuropaei infection in a dog

with its successful treatment. J. Entomology and Zoology Studies, 18: 1487-1489.

NAAS rating :5.53

207. Sahoo, P. R., Mohanty, B. N., Mohapatra, S., Sethy, K. and Behera, P.C. 2018.

Deciphering the functional characterization of Bos taurus p53 tumor suppressor

126126

protein through in silico platform. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies.

6(2): 2487-2490. NAAS rating :5.53

208. Sahoo, P. R., Mohapatra, S., Sahoo, G. and Behera, P. C. 2018. Deciphering

physiochemical and structural characterization of p53 tumor suppressor protein in

domestic animals through in silico approaches. International Journal of Chemical

Studies. 6(2): 254-257. NAAS rating :5.31

209. Sahoo, P. R., Mohapatra, S., Sahoo, G., Patra, R. and Behera, P. C. 2018.

Deciphering the biochemical changes of equines affected with acute diarrhea in

Odisha. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies. 6(2): 1342-1344. NAAS

rating :5.53

210. Sahoo, P. R., Patabandha, T. K., Sahoo, A. K., Mohapatra S. and Behera. P. C.

2018. Phylogenetic analysis of p53 tumor suppressor gene of bos taurus through

in sillico platform. The Pharma Innovation Journal. 7(3): 309-311. NAAS rating

:5.03

211. Sahoo, P. R., Ramesh, D., Mohanty, B. N. and Behera, P. C. 2018. Insilico

physiochemical and structural characterization of hypopothetical proteins of

Theileria annulata. International Journal of Chemical Studies. 6(2): 1426-1429.

NAAS rating :5.31

212. Sahoo, P.P. and Sarangi, K.K. 2018 Value chain analysis of organic turmeric in

Kandhamal district of Odisha. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry,

7(4): 1130-1137 . NAAS rating :5.21

213. Sahoo, S. and Beura S.K..2019.Helminthosporium vignicola-A new report of

target leaf spot disease of cowpea Vigna unguiculta(L.) Walp.from Odisha,India.

Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences.8(04):809-813. NAAS rating

:5.38

214. Sahoo, S. C., Barwa, J., Mishra, G. and Pattanaik, S. K. 2018. Physico-chemical

properties of soil as influenced by integrated nutrient management in noni

(Morinda citrifolia L.) grown as a mixed crop in coconut garden. Int. J. Curr.

Microbiol. App. Sci., 7 (5): 25-28. NAAS rating :5.38

215. Sahu, B., Singh, S.D., Behera, B.K., Panda, S.K., Das, A. and Parida, P.K. 2019.

Rapid detection of Salmonella contamination in seafoods using multiplex PCR.

Brazilian Journal of Microbiology, http://doi.org/10.1007/s42770-019-00072.8.

NAAS rating :7.81

216. Sahu, D.P., Beura, N.C., Samal, L., Bagh, J., Nandi, B., Nayak, G. D., Pati, P. K.,

Jena, G. R. and Das, D. P. 201. Evaluation of carcass traits and meat composition

of triple cross progenies of Hansil CSML & CSFL chickens. Int. J. of Current

Microbiology and Applied Science, 7(1): 1801-1807. NAAS rating :5.38

217. Sahu, M., Shweta, K., Swain, P. and Das, B. C. 2018. Constraints Faced &

Suggestions Elicited by the Dairy Farmers for Improving Veterinary Service

Delivery of SDAH in Raipur Division of Chhattisgarh. Multilogic in Science. 8:

Special Issue (D) : 219-221. NAAS rating :5.20

218. Samal, S., Mishra C.S.K., Sahoo S. 2019. Setal-epidermal, muscular and

enzymatic anomalies induced by certain agrochemicals in the earthworm Eudrilus

eugeniae (Kinberg)- Environmental Science and Pollution Research (Springer)

26(8), 8039-8049. NAAS rating :8.80

127127

http://doi.org/10.1007/s42770-019-00072.8

219. Samal, S., Sahoo, S., Mishra, C.S.K. 2019. Evaluating the effect of

monocrotophos and glyphosate on microbial population and certain important

exoenzyme activities in soil Journal of Environmental Biology. 40 :226-234.

NAAS rating :6.73

220. Sarkar, D., Baliarsingh, A., Mishra, H. P., Nanda, A., Panigrahi, G. Mohapatra, A.

K. B. and Rath, B. S. 2018. Population dynamics of brown plant hopper of paddy

and its correlation with weather parameters, Int. J. Chem. Stud., 2018, 6 (6): 920-


221. Sarkar, D., Baliarsingh, A., Pasupalak, S., Mishra, H. P., Rath, B. S., Mohapatra,

A. K. B., Nanda, A and Panigrahi, G. 2018. Population dynamics of white backed

plant hopper and its correlation with weather parameters under staggered planting.

The Pharma Innovation Journal, 7(1): 324-327. NAAS rating :5.03

222. Sarkar, S., Sahu, G.S., Das, S., Dash, SK. and Pattanaik, A. 2018. Management of

Chilli Leaf Curl Virus Disease in the Coastal Zone of Odisha through Integrated

Approach. Int. Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 7(4)): 132-


223. Sasmal, A, Mohapatra A. K. B., Pradhan, K. C. 2018. Screening of finger millet

genotypes against pink stem borer (Sesamia inferens Walker, Noctuidae,

Lepidoptera). Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 6 (6): 796-799. NAAS

rating :5.53

224. Sasmal, A, Patro, B. and Sarangi, P. K. 2018. Bio-efficacy of some insecticides

(Solo and pre mixed) against major insect pests of rice. Journal of Crop and Weed,

14 (1): 238-244. NAAS rating :5.28

225. Sasmal, A. 2018. Management of pink stem borer (Sesamia inferens Walker) in

finger millet (Eleusine coracana Gaertn). Journal of Entomology and Zoology

Studies, 6 (5): 491-495. NAAS rating :5.53

226. Sasmal, A., Kar, A., Mishra, I. O. P. and Kumar, S. 2018. Evaluation of IPM

modules for management of sucking and borer insect pest complex of mungbean

in Odisha. Indian Journal of Plant Protection, 46 (1): 32-35. NAAS rating :5.07

227. Satapathy, Debasish, Mishra, S. K., Swain, R. K., Sethy, K., Barik, S. , Sahoo J.

K. and Boitai, S. S. 2018. Incidence of Reproductive Problems and Blood Mineral

Status of Crossbred Cattle in Kakatpur Block of Odisha, India. Int. J. of Current

Microbiology and Applied Science. 7: 471-480. NAAS rating :5.38

228. Sathapathy, S., Dhote, B. S., Mahanta, D., Mrigesh, M. and Joshi, S.K. 2018.

Grossanatomical and sex wise biometrical studies on the atlas and axis of Blue

bull (Boselaphus tragocamelus). Journal of Animal Research. 7(1): 136-145.

NAAS rating :5.68

229. Satpathy, B. 2018. Sustainable technological interventions in soil conservation

measures for rural livelihood management. Journal of Crop & Weed, 14(3): 174-


230. Senapati, S. K, Patnaik. P, Jyotiranjan, T., Das, M. R and Patra, R. C. 2018. Hemo-

protozoan diseases of livestock: Present challenges in diagnostics, therapeutics

and vector control. The Pharma Innovation Journal. 7 (2): 268-271. NAAS rating

:5.03

128128

231. Seni, A. and Naik, B. S. 2018. Influence of different abiotic factors on the

incidence of major insect pests of rice (Oryza sativa L.). Journal of

Agrometeology, 20 (3): 256-258. NAAS rating :6.56

232. Sethi, D., Mohanty, S., Pattanayak, S. K. 2019. Acid and salt tolerance behavior

of Rhizobium isolates and their effect on microbial diversity in the rhizosphere of

redgram (Cajanus cajan L.). Indian journal of biochemistry and biophysics. 56

(3): 245-252. NAAS rating : 6.39

233. Sethi, D., Mohanty, S., Pattanayak, S. K. 2019. Effect of different carbon, nitrogen

and vitamine sources on exopolysaccharide production of Rhizobium species

isolated from root nodule of redgram. Indian journal of biochemistry and

biophysics, 56 (1): 86-93. NAAS rating :6.39

234. Shatpathy, P., Kar, M., Dwibedi, S.K and Dash, A. 2018. Seed Priming with

Salicylic Acid Improves Germination and Seedling Growth of Rice (Oryza sativa

L.) under PEG-6000 Induced Water Stress. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and

Applied Sciences, 7(10): 907-924. NAAS rating :5.38

235. Shekhar,S., Dalai, N. and Mohapatra, S. 2018. Influence of heat stress in poultry

production and approaches to combat it. Int. Journal of Livestock Research. 8(8):


236. Singh, J., Mallik, S., Nath, I., Acharya, A., Das, S. P., Sethi, S. and Sahoo, M.

2018. Infectious stomatitis in an Indian rock python (Python molurus) and its

therapeutic management. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 6(3): 392-


237. Singh, W. L., Sonowal, J., Das, A., Barua, P. M., Gogoi, C., Mahanta, D., Deuri,

N. and Satapathy, S. 2018. Recovery of bovine oocytes in respect of quality and

quantity by using different techniques. Journal of Entomology and Zoology

studies. 6(1):250-253. NAAS rating :5.53

238. Sinha, B., Bhattacharyya, K. and Giri P. K. 2019. Arsenic contamination

throughfood chain in Gangetic delta of West Bengal-looking beyond drinking

water pollution menace. Journal of Crop and weed 15(1):139-144. NAAS rating

:5.28

239. Sivakumar, A., Kumar, S., Yathish, H.M., Mishra, C., Modi, R.P., Chaudhary, R.,

Khan, S., Sivamani, B., Ghosh, S.K. and Sarkar, M. 2018. Expression profiling

and identification of novel SNPs in CatSper2 gene and their influence on sperm

motility parameters in bovines. Animal Biotechnology. 29(18): 34-40. NAAS

rating :6.93

240. Sivamani, B. and Sahoo, N.R. 2018. Nucleotide variability in Beta 2

Microglobulin (β 2 M) gene and its association with colostral IgG levels in

buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis). Indian Journal of Animal Research. 52(1): 51-55.

NAAS rating :5.68

241. Sivamani, B., Ghosh, S.K. and Sarkar, M. 2018. Expression profiling and

identification of sperm motility variables. Animal Reproduction Science, 193:

126-139. NAAS rating :7.65

242. Soren, N. Mishra, R. Bisht, K.S. Senapati, I.A. Rath, P.K. Isolation and

characterization of Clostridium perfringens from small ruminants of Odisha. 2019.

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies. 7(6): 965-968. NAAS rating :5.53

129129

243. Subudhi, C.R., Senapati, S. and Subudhi, R. and Panigrahi, B. 2018.

Quantification of runoff, soil loss and yield of crops under different cropping

systems in North Eastern ghat agro-climatic zone of Odisha. Indian Journal of

Soil Conservation, 46(2): 199-205. NAAS rating :5.20

244. Swain, N., Mishra, A., Saren, Subhashis, Dash, P. K., Digal, M. and Mishra, B. B.

2019. Soil fertility status of some villages in Khordha and Bhubaneswar block of

Khordha district under North Eastern Ghat Agro Climatic Zone of Odisha, India.

Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 8 (1): 415-423. NAAS

rating :5.38

245. Swain, S. C. 2018. Effect of plant density and organic manures on growth, root yield and reserpine content of Sarpagandha (Rauvolfia serpentina (L), Benth. ex Kurz). Int. Journal of Chemical Studies, 6 (6): 615-619. NAAS rating :5.31

246. Swain, S. C. and Malik, D. 2018. Effect of Growing Media and Seed Treatment on Seed Germination, Seedling Growth, Survival Percentage and Profitability of Seedling Production of Sarpagandha (Rauvolfia serpentina (L), Benth. ex kurz). Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 7 (11): 289-298. NAAS

rating :5.38

247. Toppo, R. and Beura, S. 2018. Impact of Sterilization Exposure Time on Leaf

Explants of Anthurium cv. Xavia for Establishing an Aseptic Culture. Int. J. of

current microbiology and applied sciences. ISSN:2319-7706. pp.2850-2856.

NAAS rating :5.38

248. Tripathy, M.K. Rout. M, and Bhol, N. 2018. Biology of Hyblea purea (Cramer)

reared in laboratory with teak (Tectona grandis, Linn) leaves at costal Odisha,

India. J. of Ent.and Zool.Studies, 6(3)485-491. NAAS rating :5.53

249. Tripathy, M.K., Rout, M. and Das, H.K. 2018. Relationship Of Climatic Factors

with Incidence Of Major Insect pest Of Teak Seedlings at Coastal Odisha, India.

Int.J.Curr.microbiology and Applied Science.e, 7(2)3144-3151. NAAS rating

:5.38

250. Tripathy, R. K., Rath, P. K., Mishra, B. P., Panda, S. K. and Jena, B. 2018.

Clinico-pathological and compositional changes in milk of Mastitis cows. Int. J.

of Current Microbiology and Applied Science. 7(6): 1680-87. NAAS rating :5.38

251. Tripathy, R.K., Rath, P.K., Panda, S.K., Mishra, B. P., Jena, B. and Karna, D. K.

2018. Studies on Prevalence and Epidemiological Risk Factors of Bovine Mastitis

in and around Bhubaneswar, Odisha, Int. Journal of Livestock Research, 8(09):

151-157. NAAS rating :5.36

252. Tripathy, S. and Rath, L.K. 2018. Effect of silica on yellow stem borer in rice.

Indian Journal of Entomology. 80(2):203-206. NAAS rating :5.89

253. Tripathy, S. and Rath, L.K. 2018. Non-preference mechanism of induced

resistance in rice to white backed plant hopper through application of zinc. Journal

of Entomology and Zoological Studies. 7(1):1240-1243. NAAS rating :5.53

254. Tripathy, S. K., Behera, S. K., Burnwal, P. K., Das, M., Chakma, B. and Dash, M.

2018. Study of Genetic Diversity and Identification of Soluble Protein Markers

for Cold Tolerance in Mungbean. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied

Sciences, Special Issue-6 pp. 2086-2093. NAAS rating :5.38

255. Tripathy, S. K., Kar, J., Chakma, B., Behera, S. K., Dash, A. P., Prusty, A. and

Mishra, D. 2018. Exploring Scope for Breeding of Rice Varieties for Efficient

130130

Ethanol Production without Compromising Seed Yield.

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci., 7(5): 217-227. NAAS rating :5.38

256. Tripathy, S. K., Lenka, D., Prusty, A. M., Mishra, D., Swain, D. and Behera S. K.

2019. Anther culture in rice: progress and breeding perspective. Applied

Biological Research 21 (2): 87-104. NAAS rating :5.07

257. Tripathy, S. K., Mohapatra, S. and Mohanty, A. K. 2018. Effect of acetolactate

synthase inhibitor herbicides with 2, 4-D ethyl ester on complex weed flora in

transplanted rice (Oryza sativa). Indian Journal of Agronomy, 63 (2): 163-167.

NAAS rating :5.46

258. Tripathy, S. K., Nayak, G., Naik, J., Patnaik, M., Dash, A. P., Sahoo, D. B. and

Prusti, A. M. 2019. Signal Transduction in Plants under Drought and Salt Stress-

An Overview Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci., 8 (08): 318-325. NAAS rating

:5.38

259. Tripathy, S.K. 2019. Scope of in vitro culture targeting genetic transformation in

sugarcane -a review. Res. J. of Biotechnology, 14(1):95-100. NAAS rating :6.00

260. Umamaheswari. T,Beura,S.K., Dhal,A and Mary,D.S.,2018.In-vitro evaluation of

Fungicides against Myrothecium leaf blight disease of cotton. Int. J. of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences.7(11):1-4. NAAS rating :5.38

261. Umamaheswari.T,Beura,S.K.,and Mary,D.S.,2018. In-vitro evaluation of phyto-

extracts in the management of Myrothecium leaf blight of cotton incited by

Myrothecium rordium. Int. Journal of Chemical Studies.6(5):571-574. NAAS

rating :5.31

262. Varma, N. P., Baisakh, B. and Swain, D. 2018. Study on Genetic Variability,

Correlation and Path Coefficient Analysis for Yield and Component Traits in

Greengram. Int. J. Curr. Microbial. App. Sci., 7 (10): 3429-3436. NAAS rating

:5.38

263. Victor T. and Nayak S.. 2019. Dynamics of Curcumin content in Curcuma caesia

Roxb. rhizomes with different storage conditions and durations . Int. Journal of

Chemical Studies , 7(3) : 1733-1735. NAAS rating :5.31

264. Vithu, P., Dash, S.K. and Rayaguru, K. 2019. Post-Harvest Processing and

Utilization of Sweet Potato: A Review. Food Reviews International. DOI:

10.1080/87559129.2019. 1600540. NAAS rating :9.10

265. Wali, V. S., Kadam, K. L., Mohapatra, U. and Mishra, R.K. 2019 Economics of

sugarcane cultivation in Bagalkot district of Karnataka. The Pharma Innovation

Journal, 8(2):261-265. NAAS rating :5.03

266. Yathish, H.M., Kumar, S., Chaudhary, R., Mishra, C., Sivakumar, A., Kumar, A.,

Chauhan, A., Ghosh, S.K. and Mitra, A. 2018. Nucleotide variability of protamine

genes influencing bull sperm motility variables. Animal Reproduction Science.

193: 126-139. NAAS rating :7.65

267. Yenda, S., Das, S., Swain, S., Sahu, G. S., Baliarsingh, A., Jagadev, P. N., Sarkar,

S. and Dash, S. K. 2018. Predicting the effect of weather parameters on yield

performance of tomato genotypes under late rabi planting condition, 2018, The

Pharma Innovation Journal, 7(3): 439-446. NAAS rating :5.03


1. Acharya, V., Chakraborty, H.J., Rout, A.K., Balabantray, S., Behera, B. K. and Das,

B.K. 2019. Structural Characterization of Open Reading Frame-Encoded Functional

131131

Genes from Tilapia LakeVirus (TiLV). Molecular Biotechnology

DOI: 10.1007/s12033-019-00217-y NAAS rating-7.82

2. Ali, Imran, Panda, S. K., Pati, S., Acharya, A. P., Mishra, S. K., Jena, G. R., Mohanty,

G. P., Mohanty, L., Das, S. and Kumar, D. 2019. Patho-morphological and Genotoxic

changes in induced aflatoxicosis in white pekin ducks (Anas platyrhynchos

domesticus), International J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 8 (5):

1225-1233. NAAS rating: 5.38.

3. Ali, Imran, Panda, S. K., Pati, S., Mishra, S. K., Mohanty, G. P., Jena, G. R., Acharya,

A. P., Sahoo, P. R., Mohanty, L., Mishra, N., Kumar, D. and Sarkar, A. 2019. Growth

performance and hemato-biochemical alterations in induced aflatoxicosis in white

pekin ducks (Anas platyrhynchos domesticus). Journal of Entomology and Zoology

Studies. 7(3): 1291-1295. NAAS rating: 5.53.

4. Ansaba, V., Pathak, M. and Dash, S.K. 2019. Soil properties and yield as

influenced by bulky manures and chemical fertilizers in French bean. International

Journal of Chemical Studies, 7(6): 494-497. NAAS rating: 5.31

5. Bal, S. S., Kumar, S., Mishra, I. O. P., Mohapatra, P. M., Panigrahi, R. K. and Panda,

P. K. 2020. Evaluation of finger millet genotypes against three major diseases in East

and South Eastern Costal plain Zone of Odisha. J. of Pharmacognosy and

Phytochemistry, 9(3):635-639. NAAS rating: 5.21

6. Bal, S. S., Kumar, S., Mishra, I. O. P., Panda, P. K., Panigrahi, R. K. and Prusti, A.

M. 2019. Evaluation of Mung bean & Urd bean genotypes against Web blight disease

under Natural field condition. Int. J. of Chem. Studies. 7(5): 3374-3377. NAAS

Score: 5.31

7. Bariha, U., Mishra, R., Kundu, A., Rath, P., Mishra, C., Das, S. and Soren, N. 2019.

Microbial Etiology of Duck Mortality in Odisha, India. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App.

Sci., 8(8): 1577-1585. NAAS rating: 5.38

8. Barik, S. K., Nayak, G. D. and Mishra, C. 2019. Analysis of sperm morphometric

traits and estimation of genetic distance in cattle. International J. of Livestock

Research. 9(11):153-161. NAAS rating: 5.36

9. Barik, S., Dash, L., Das, M.P., Panigrahi, Tapas, Naresh, P., Kumari, Meenu,

Sahu, G. S. and Acharya, G. C. 2020. Screening of brinjal (Solanum melongena

L.) genotypes for resistance to spotted beetle, Henosepilachnavigintioctopunctata

(Coccinellidae, Coleoptera). Journal o f Entomology and Zoology Studies, 8

(2):297-301. NAAS rating: 5.53

10. Behera, A., Sahoo, A.U., Swain, J.R., Kar, S. and Mahapatra, M. 2020. Development

and Evaluation of a Hand Operated Double Chain Sprocket Winnower for Cereal

Crops. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 9 (3):

871-878. NAAS rating 5.38.

11. Behera, B., Pradhan, R. R., Behera, D., Mohanty, S. K., and Behera, D. 2020. Study

of vibration Exposure from 55 HP Agricultural Tractors in Rotary Tillage

Operations. Int. J. Curr. Microbiology and App. Sc., 9(2). NAAS Score: 5.38

12. Behera, M. C., Mohanty, A. and Nayak, U. S. 2019. Pollinator’s diversity and abundance on Strychnos nux-vomica L. A valuable medicinal plant of tropical dry

deciduous forest. J. of Ent. and Zoology Studies. 7(1): 1645-1649. NAAS Score: 5.53

132132

https://www.researchgate.net/deref/http%3A%2F%2Fdx.doi.org%2F10.1007%2Fs12033-019-00217-y#_blank

13. Behera, M., Jagadev, P. N., Das, S., Sahoo, B. B., Pradhan, K. and Senapati, N. 2019.

Character association study on tomato advance lines in Odisha. Int. J. of Chem. Sc.,

3(4): 93-96. NAAS Score: 5.31

14. Behera, S. K., Bastia, D. K., and Panda, M. R. 2019. Effect of in-situ moisture

conservation practices on selected vegetable crops in North Eastern Ghat Zone of

Odisha. Ind. J. of Soil Cons., 47 (2): 119-125. NAAS Score: 5.08

15. Behera, S. S., Nath, I., Nayak, S., Parija, S. C., Mishra, U. K., Kundu, A. K., Panda,

S. K., Mishra, S. R. and Behera, M. 2019. Histomorphological Study of

Cutaneous Wound Healing in Rabbits Using Xenogenic Adipose Derived Stem

Cells. J. Anim. Res., 9(5): 645-652. NAAS rating: 5.68

16. Behera, S. S., Nath, I., Nayak, S., Parija, S. C., Mishra, U. K., Kundu, A. K., Panda,

S. K., Mishra, S. R. and Behera, M. 2019. Comparative analysis of different methods

for isolation of mesenchymal stem cells in mice. The Pharma Innovation J., 8(9):

310-313. NAAS rating: 5.03

17. Behera, S., Sial, P. and Biswal, G. 2019. In-vitro evaluation of chemical fungicides

and bio agents against Colletotrichum gloeosporioides causing anthracnose disease

in black pepper. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry 8(5):787-789.

NAAS rating: 5.21

18. Bhanothu, S., Srinivas, P. and Khulbe, D. 2019. Efficacy of Rhizosphere Bacterial

Antagonists and Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria against Sclerotium rolfsii

Affecting Tomato Plants. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sc., 8(7): 2274-2285. NAAS

Score: 5.38

19. Bhanothu, S., Srinivas, P. and Khulbe, D. 2019. Prospects of native antagonistic

rhizobacteria for the management of collar rot of chilli caused by Sclerotium rolfsii

Sacc. J. Pharmacognosy Phytochemistry; 8(4): 3555-3559. NAAS rating: 5.21

20. Bhanothu, S., Srinivas, P. and Khulbe, D. 2019. Screening of promising

rhizobacterial agents for the management of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. melongenae

in brinjal plants. Int. J. Chem. Studies 7(4): 969-975. NAAS rating: 5.31

21. Bharadwaj, N. R., Banyal, D. K., Atri, A., Rani, U., Behera, P., Dhala, A., Mawar,

R. and Roy, A. K. 2019. Prediction models for leaf blight and powdery mildew

diseases in fodder oat (Avena sativa L.) in India. Journal of General Plant Pathology.

NAAS rating: 6.98

22. Bharani, S. P., Naik A. K., Panda S. K. and Parija S. C. 2020. Meloxicam induced

toxicopathology studies in Wistar rats. Ind. J. Anim. Res. 54 (3): 363-366. NAAS

rating: 6.44

23. Bharti, C., Mahapatra, A., Kumar, R. and Jena, S. N. 2019. Bio-efficacy of herbicides

against weed flora in hybrid maize (Zea mays). Ind. J. of Agril. Sc., 89(1): 161-164.

NAAS rating: 6.23

24. Bhattacharya, K., Das, A., Mondal, B., Bhattacharya, M., and Mohapatra, L. N. 2019.

Seasonal incidence of some sucking pests in cotton and their correlation with abiotic

factors at south central districts of Odisha. Journal of Entomology and Zoology

Studies, 7 (2): 949-953. NAAS rating : 5.53

25. Bhuiya, J., Mohapatra, S. C. and Behera, S. 2019. Performance of medicinal plants

under fast growing timber trees in coastal ecosystems. J. of pharmacognosy & Phyto

chemistry, 8(5): 613-615. NAAS Rating: 5.21.

133133

26. Biswal, B. R., Baliarsingh, A., Pradhan, J., Das, M. P., Mohapatra, A. K. B. and Rath,

B.S. 2019. Rainfall probability analysis for contingent crop planning in Ganjam

(Odisha), The Pharma Innovation Journal. 8(3):422-425. NAAS rating: 5.03

27. Biswal, C., Pradhan, C. R., Babu, L. K., Sahoo, N., Panda, M. R., Mishra, S. K.,

Behera, K., Das, A. and Hembram, A. 2019. Incidence of Endoparasitic Infestation

in Free-Ranging and Captive Asian Elephants of Odisha. International J. of Livestock

Research, 9(2): 302-310. NAAS rating: 5.36

28. Biswal, K., Ranasingh, N., Sahu, K.C., Moharana, R. L. and S. Behera. 2019. Seed

Health Status of Farmers’ Saved Black Gram (Vigna mungo (L.) Heppper) Seeds in

Western Undulated Zones of Odisha. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol. App.Sci 8 (10): 2738-

2742. NAAS rating: 5.38.

29. Biswas, M., Saha, A. and Dash, S.R. 2019. Constraints faced by the betel vine

growers in Nadia District of West Bengal, India, International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 8(4): 80-85. NAAS rating: 5.38.

30. Boblina, B., Beura, S.K., Mishra, M.K., and Panda, A.G. 2019. Growth of

Trichoderma spp on different solid substrates. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences .8 (9) :2519-2529. NAAS rating 5.38

31. Boitai, S. S., Babu, L. K. and Panda, A. K. 2019. Effect of dietary replacement of

maize with cassava root meal on production performance, egg quality and serum

biochemical parameters of Vanaraja laying hens. The Pharma Innovation Journal,

8(7): 365-368. NAAS rating: 5.03

32. Champati, A., Samal, L., Behura, N. C., Muduli, S. and Popalghat, H. K. 2019.

Growth performance of Hansli × CSML birds under intensive and semi-intensive

systems of management. J. of Ent. and Zoology Studies, 7(6): 850-853. NAAS

Rating: 5.53.

33. Choudhary, M., Kumar, B., Kumar, P., Guleria, S. K., Singh, N. K., Kamboj, M. C.,

Vyas, M., Srivastava, R. K., Puttaramanaik, Swain, D., Mahajan, V. and Rakshit, S.

2019. GGE biplot analysis of genotype× environment interaction and identification

of mega-environment for baby corn hybrids evaluation in India. Ind. J. Genet., 79(4):

658-669. NAAS Rating: 6.41

34. Choudhury, S. 2019. Effects of Time and Level of Pruning on the Growth and

Flowering of Jasminum sambac (L.) Cv. Gundumalli, Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci,

8(8): 2455-2463. NAAS rating: 5.38.

35. Choudhury, S. 2019. Packaging Technology for Extending Shelf Life of Jasmine

(Jasminum sambac CV. Gundumalli) Flowers, Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci 8(9):

1724-1732. NAAS rating: 5.38.

36. Choudhury, S. 2020. Influence of postharvest treatments on quality and shelf life of

flowers of Jasminum sambac cv. Gundumalli, International Journal of Chemical

Studies, 8(2): 598-602. NAAS rating: 5.31

37. Das, D. M., Majhi, D., Sahoo, B. C., Sahoo, S., Raul, S. K. and Panigrahi, B. 2020.

Delineation of groundwater potential zones in the middle catchment of Mahanadi

River basin using remote sensing and GIS. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences 9(2): 1829-1841. NAAS rating: 5.38

38. Das, N. and Priyanka, V. B. 2019. Effect of bio-agents on management of plant

parasitic nematodes infecting bitter gourd. J. of Ent. and Zoology Studies, 7(6):895-

899. NAAS Rating: 5.53

134134

39. Das, N., Das, S., Khuntia, B. K. and Sahu. B. 2020. Effect of Feed Probiotic on the

Growth and their Colonization Performance on the Intestine of Rohu (Labeo rohita).

Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 9(03): 01-18-xx. NAAS rating: 5.38

40. Das, P., Sardar, K. K., Sahoo, G. and Parija, S. C. 2019. Application of High-

Performance Thin-Layer Chromatography and Bioautography Techniques for

Determination of Antibiotic Residues in Mastitic Cow Milk Following Treatment,

Int. J. Liv. Res. 218. NAAS rating: 5.36

41. Das, S. and Behera, S. 2020. Evaluating relative efficacy of different priming

treatments in brinjal. Int. J. of Chem. Studies, 8(1): 2144-2148. NAAS Rating: 5.31

42. Das, S. K., Samantaray, D., Sahoo, S.K., Pradhan, S.K., Samanta, L. and Thatoi, H.,

2019. Bioactivity guided isolation of antidiabetic and antioxidant compound from

Xylocarpus granatum J. Koenig bark. 3 Biotech, 9(5), p.198. NAAS rating-7.79

43. Das, S., Bose, L. K., Patra, B. C., Jabhulkar, N. N., Mohapatra, S. and Sanghamitra,

P. 2019 Genetic variability and association of yield attributing traits of rice

collections of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. Int. J. of Curr. Microbiology and App.

Sc., 8(4): 2720-2725. NAAS rating: 5.38

44. Das, S., Mishra, R., Rath, P. K., Mishra, B.P., Mishra, C. and Behera, S. S. 2019.

Antimicrobial Sensitivity Profile of Eye Infection in Dogs. Int. J. of Curr.

Microbiology and App. Sc., 8(8): 505-511. NAAS rating: 5.38.

45. Das, S., Mohanty, S., Dash, D. and Muduli, K. C. 2020. Enhancement of growth and

seed yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.) through foliar spray of osmoprotectants under

high temperature stress. Ind. J. of Traditional Knowledge, 19(1): 92-100. NAAS

Score: 6.92

46. Das, S., Mohanty, S., Jyothi, G.B.N. and Dash, D. 2020. Exogenous application of

osmoprotectants for improving crop physiological parameters and seed yield of rice

under high temperature stress. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 9(1)

: 637-643. NAAS Rating: 5.21.

47. Das, S., Panda, S. K., Acharya, A. P., Mishra, U. K., Kundu, A. K., Mohanty, B. N.

and Ali, Imran. 2019. Postmorterm Blood and Tissue Changes for Estimation of

Time of Death. Int.J. curr. Microbiology Applied Science. 8(9): 43-53. NAAS rating:

5.38.

48. Das, Supriya; Panda, S. K., Acharya, A. P., Mishra, U. K., Kundu, A. K., Mohanty,

B. N. and Ali, I. 2019. Serum and tissue enzymatic changes after death and it’s correlation with postmortem interval in goat. Journal of Entomology and Zoology

Studies. 7(5): 224-229 NAAS rating: 5.53

49. Dash, A. P., Lenka, D., Tripathy, S. K., Swain, D. and Lenka, D. 2020. Character

association and path analysis of grain yield and its components in maize (Zea mays

L.) under Heat Stress. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sc., 9(3): 2750-2758. NAAS

Score: 5.38

50. Dash, A., Mangaraju, A., Mishra, P. and Nayak, H. 2020. Using autoregressive

integrated moving average (arima) technique to forecast the production of kharif

cereals in Odisha (India). 39(9): 104-113,2020;Article no.CJAST.56761 Current

Journal of Applied Science and Technology NAAS rating : 5.32

51. Dash, A., Mohanty, S. and Samantaray, D. P. 2020. Effect of carbon/ nitrogen ratio

on polyhydroxyalkanoates production by Bacillus species under submerged

fermentation. J. of Environ. Biology, 41(1): 118-124. NAAS Rating: 6.73

135135

52. Dash, A., Mohanty, S. and Samantaray, D. P. 2020. Study on biodegradability of

PHB produced through different fermentation processes using dextrose as a

substrate, Research Journal of Biotechnology, 15(4): 1-6. NAAS Rating: 5.00.

53. Dash, M., Singh, S.K. and Pradhan, B. 2020. Identification of important characters

by principal component analysis in sesame germplasm. Journal of Oilseeds

Research, 37: 29-30. NAAS rating :5.02.

54. Dash, S. K., Ansaba, V. and Pathak, M. 2019. Effect of Integrated Nutrient

Management on growth, yield and Yield Attributing parameters of French bean

(Phaseolus vulgaris L) The Pharma Innovation J., 8(11):98-100. NAAS Rating: 5.03

55. Dash, S. K., Pathak, M., Tripathy, L. and Barik, S. 2019. Studies on effect of

integrated nutrient management on growth and yield attributes in radish

(Raphanus sativus L.) and its residual effect in coriander (Coriandrum sativum

L.) in radish- coriander cropping sequence. Journal of Pharmacognosy and

Phytochemistry, 8(1):319-322. NAAS rating:5.21

56. Dash, S. K., Sahu, G.S., Das, S., Sarkar, S. and Pathak, M. 2019. Effect of

Integrated Nutrient Management on Yield Attributes and Economics of Broccoli.

International J. of Curr. Microbiol. and App. Sc., 8 (6):3254-3258. NAAS rating :

5.38

57. Dash, S., Das, M. R., Senapati, S. K., Jena, G. R., Panda, S. K., Sathpathy, S. and

Nanda, S. M. 2019. Therapeutics alterations of sero-biochemical parameters and

electrolyte concentration in canine parvo virus infection. International Journal of

Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN: 2319-7706, 8 (11) NAAS rating:

5.38

58. Dash, S., Das, M. R., Senapati, S. K., Patra, R. C., Behera, P. C. and Sathapathy, S.

2020. Effect of therapeutic regimen on the survivility and mortality rates in canine

Parvovirus infection. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 8(1): 392-395.

NAAS rating: 5.53

59. Dash, S., Mishra, P. C., Nanda, S. M, Tudu, K. C. and Kanungo, S. 2020. Effect of

PGF2α, oxytocin and their combination on the service behaviour of Jersey bulls. The

Pharma Innovation Journal, 9(3): 114-116. NAAS rating: 5.03.

60. Deb, S., Kumar, D., Chakraborty, S., Weindorf, D. C., Banik, P., Deb, D., De, P.,

Choudhury, A., Saha, S., Patra, A. K., Majhi, M., Naskar, P. and Panda, P. 2019.

Comparative carbon stability in surface soils and subsoils under submerged rice and

upland non-rice crop ecologies: A physical fractionation study. Catena, 175: 400-

410. NAAS Rating: 9.85

61. Debata, A., Sethy, K., Jena, D., Pati, S. and Saisandeep, B. 2019. Green Synthesis,

Characterization and Antimicrobial Evaluation of Nano Silver on Mastitis Causing

Microorganisms. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sc., 8 (10): 1891-1895.

NAAS rating: 5.38.

62. Dehury, S., Mishra, U. K., Hembrum, A. and Sahoo, N. 2019. Light and scanning

electron microscopy analysis of hair samples of some wild animals for individual

identification. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 7(6): 900-904. NAAS

rating: 5.53

63. Devkota, K. P., Yadav, S., Khanda, C. M., Beebout, S. J., Mohapatra, B. K.,

Singleton, G. R. and Puskur, R. 2020. Assessing alternative crop establishment

136136

methods with a sustainability lens in rice production systems of Eastern India. J. of

Cleaner Production, 244: 118-135. NAAS Rating: 11.65

64. Dey, R., Dash, A.K., Panda, N., Dash, R. R., Nayak, B. R. and Sahu, S.G. 2019.

Effect of continuous irrigation on soil texture, bulk density and saturated hydraulic

conductivity of some soils of Hirakud command area of Odisha, India. International

Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Science, 8(8) 836-843. NAAS rating:

5.38

65. Dhal, P., Sahu, G. S., Dhal, A. and Dash, S. K. 2020. Efficacy of seed priming

on yield and yield attributing characters in French bean (Phaseolus Vulgaris L.).

International J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sc., 9(2): 915-922. NAAS

rating: 5. 38

66. Dhal, P., Sahu, G. S., Mohanty, S. and Dhal, A. 2020. Effect of priming on seed

characters, disease incidence and yield in French bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.). J. of

Pharmacogony and Phytochemistry, 9 (1) 1028-1032. NAAS rating: 5.21

67. Dhal, P., Sahu, G. S., Mohanty, S., Dash, S. K., Tripathy, P. and Dhal, A. 2020.

Effect of priming on growth behaviours of French bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.). Int.

J. of Chem. Studies, 8 (1) 1366-1369. NAAS rating: 5.31

68. Divya, R.K., Behera, B. and Jena, S.N. 2020. Evaluation of competition indices and

comparative economics under various planting patterns and weed management

practices in maize (Zea Mays L.)+runner bean (Phaseolus coccineus L.)

Intercropping. Multilogic in science, 10(33): 534-539. NAAS rating: 5.20

69. Divya, R.K.; Behera, B.; and Jena, S.N. 2020. Effect of planting patterns and weed

management practices on weed dynamics and nutrient minimg in runner bean

(Phaseolus coccineus L.)+Maize (Zea mays) intercropping International Journal of

Chemical Studies, 8(1): 2704-2712. NAAS rating: 5.31

70. Dohling, P.N.K., Padhi, J., Adhikari, B, and Reshma, M., 2020. Field efficacy of

different insecticides against aphids in Chilli. Journal of Entomology and Zoology

Studies, 8(2): 1407-1410. NAAS rating:5.53

71. Garanayak, N., Das, M., Patra, R. C., Biswal, S. and Panda, S. K. 2019. Effect of age

on dental plaque deposition and its control by ultrasonic scaling, dental hygiene chew

and chlorhexidine (0.2% w/v) in dogs. Veterinary World, 12(11):1872-1876. NAAS

rating: 5.71

72. Garnaik, D., Devadarshini, C. and Jena, D. 2019. Nutritional status of tribal women

of Kandhamal districts, Odisha. The Pharma Innovation Journal, 8 (11): 105-107.

NAAS rating: 5.03

73. Gayathri, S. L., Babu, L. K. and Panda, A. K. 2019. Effect of dietary supplementation

of Azadirachta indica leaf meal on egg-nutrient profile and production economics of

Vanaraja laying hens. The Pharma Innovation Journal, 8(7): 721-725. NAAS rating:

5.03

74. Gayathri, S. L., Babu, L. K. and Panda, A. K. 2020. Effect of dietary supplementation

of Moringa oleifera on egg quality, composition and anti-stress activity of Vanaraja

laying hens. Ind. J. Anim. Sci. 90(2): 207-211. NAAS rating: 6.23

75. Gayathri, S.L., Babu, L.K. and Panda, A.K. 2020. Effect of dietary

supplementation of Moringa oleifera leaf meal on production performance and egg

quality of Vanaraja laying hens. Animal Nutrition & Feed Technology. 20(2): 279-

287. NAAS rating: 6.31

137137

76. Ghosal, M. K. and Behera, D. 2019. Studies on draft bullock power utilization

for sustainable rural livelihood and food security. East African Scholars Jr. of

Veterinary Medical Science. (ISSN 2663-1881).1(2): 43-47. NAAS rating 6.53.

77. Ghosal, M.K., Sethi, A. and Behera, D. 2020. Performance of solar photovoltaic

module through combined air and water-cooling in warm and humid climatic

condition of India. MATTER; International Journal of Science and Technology,

6(1): 15 -25. NAAS rating 7.13.

78. Ghosh, D., Mandal, M., Das, S. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2019. Effect of Integrated

Nutrient Management on yield attributing characters and productivity of Maize in

acid Inceptisols. J. of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 7(1): 2175-2177. NAAS

rating: 5.21

79. Ghosh, D., Mandal, M., Dey, R. and Pattanayak, S. K. 2019. Effect of Integrated

Nutrient Management on fertility status of soil in acid Inceptisols. Int. J. of Chem.


80. Giraud-Billoud, M., Rivera-Ingraham, G.A., Moreira, D.C., Burmester, T., Castro-

Vazquez, A., Carvajalino-Fernández, J.M., Dafre, A., Niu, C., Tremblay, N., Paital,

B., Rosa, Rj, Storey, J.M., Vega, I.A., Zhang, W., Yepiz-Plascencia, G., Zenteno-

Savin,T., Storey, K.B., Lima, M.H. 2019. Twenty years of the ‘Preparation for

Oxidative Stress’ (POS) theory: Ecophysiological advantages and molecular

strategies. Comp Biochem Physiol A. 234:36-49 doi.org/10.1016/j.cbpa.2019.04.004.

IF-2.142. NAAS rating: 8.14

81. Gitika, A., Mishra, R., Panda, S. K., Mishra, C. and Sahoo, P. R. 2019. Evaluation

of antifugal activity of curcumin against Aspergillus flavus. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol.

App. Sci., 8(7):2323-2329. NAAS rating: 5.38.

82. Goswami, S.B., Mondal, R. and Mandi, S.K. 2019. Crop residue management

options in rice–rice system: a review, Archives of Agronomy and Soil Science, 66(9):

1218-1234. DOI: 10.1080/03650340.2019.1661994. NAAS rating: 7.68

83. Gowda, Pooja P, Tripathy, P., Sahu, G.S., Dash, S. K. and Pradhan, B. 2020.

Character association studies in F3 segregating population of bi t ter gourd

(Momordica charantia L.), International journal of Chemical Studies, 8 (1):

2024-2028. NAAS rating:5.31

84. Gumpha, L. K., Babu, L. K., Kumar, A., Samal, P. and Panda, A. K. 2019. Effect of

low protein diets on product ion performance, egg quality and serum biochemical

indices of Vanaraja laying hen. Animal Nutrition and Feed Technology. 19(3): 349-

359 NAAS rating: 6.31

85. Hota, S. R., Sahoo, S., Dash, M., Pahari, A., Mohanty, B. and Sahoo, N. 2020.

Molecular detection of Murshidia linstowi in a free-ranging dead elephant calf.

Journal of Threatened Taxa. 12 (3):15359–15363. NAAS rating: 5.10

86. Hota, T., Pradhan, C. and Rout, G.R. 2019. Identification of drought tolerant

Sesamum genotypes using biochemical markers. Ind. Jour. Experimental Biology,

57:690-699. NAAS- 6.93.

87. Ilango, S., Priyanka, J., Paital, B., Padma, P.R., Nirmaladevi R. 2020. Epigenetic

alterations in cancer. Front Biosci (Landmark Ed), 25: 1058-1109, DOI

No:10.2741/4847. IF 2.49 NAAS rating: 8.21

138138

88. Imran, M., Dash, M., Manjunath, P. and Reddy, M.P. 2020. Studies on capsule

shattering character in sesame (Sesamum indicum L.). Journal of Oilseeds Research,

37: 67-68. NAAS rating :5.02.

89. Jadhao, K.R., Anuradha Bansal A. and Rout, G.R. 2020. Silicon amendment induces

synergistic plant defense mechanism against pink stem borer (Sesamia inferens

Walker.) in finger millet (Eleusine coracana Gaertn.). Scientific Reports, 10:4229-


90. Jandhyam, H. and Parija, S. C. 2019. Curcumin vasorelaxation in uterine artery of

goat (Capra hircus) is mediated by differential activation of nitric oxide,

prostaglandin I2, soluble guanylyl cyclase and gap Junction. Pharmacognosy

Magazine, 15 (Suppl. S3): 495-501 NAAS rating: 7.26

91. Jena, B., Jagadala, K., Bhol, R. and Nayak, R. K. 2020. Evaluation of Suitable

extractants for av. B estimation and establishment of CL of B for Sunflower,

Chemical Sc. Review and Letters, 34(9) 2020. NAAS rating: 5.21

92. Jena, B., Nayak, R. K. and Das, J. 2019. Zinc distribution in soils of Odisha and its

management in a cereal based cropping system through graded dose of ZnSO4

application. 2019. Ind. J. of Chem. Studies, 7(4): 2026-203. NAAS rating: 5.20

93. Jena, D., Mohapatra, A.K.B., Alim, A., Pasupalak, S., Baliarsingh, A and

Rath,B.S.Climate and soil characterisation of different blocks of Dhenkanal district

of Odisha for cultivation of winter pulses in rice fallow condition 2019. International

Journal of Chemical Studies. 7(2): 1229-1233.NAAS rating:5.31

94. Jena, D., Mohapatra, A.K.B., Alim, A., Pasupalak, S., Baliarsingh, A and Rath, B.S.

2019. Assessment of onset, cessation of rain fall and length of growing period of

different blocks of Dhenkanal district of Odisha for cultivation of winter pulses in

rice fallow condition, The Pharma Innovation Journal. 8(3) 335-335.NAAS rating:

5.03

95. Jena, G. R., Sahoo, N., Patra, R. C., Mishra, S. K., Das, M. R. and Kumar, D. 2019.

Effect of Vitamin E Supplementation on Oxidative Stress and Biochemical

Parameters in Diabetic Dogs. Animal Nutrition and Feed Technology, 19:275-282.

NAAS rating: 6.31

96. Jena, P. K., Panigrahi, B., Panda, N., Mohapatra, L. M., Mallik, B. K., Bagh, J., Pati,

P. K and Baliarsingh, A. 2019. Growth Performance, Carcass Traits and Economics

of Kadaknath birds rearing under Intensive Condition in Hot and Humid Climate.

Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition, 36 (4): 399-404. NAAS rating: 5.02

97. Jena, S., Mishra, R., Patra, R., Das, D. and Behera, S. 2019. Analysis of Skin

Microbiota from Canine Dermatitis in Odisha. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci., 8(8):

1489-1494. NAAS rating: 5.38

98. Jyoti Kumari and Tripathy, M. K. 2019. Biology of common banded awl Hasora

chromus Cramer reared in Pongamia pinnata (L.) Pierre at Bhubaneswar, Odisha,

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies; 7(6)954-958 NAAS rating: 5.53

99. Kabi, M., Baisakh, B., Dash, M. and Tripathy, S.K. 2019. Phenotyping of sesame

(Sesamum indicum L.) genotypes for powdery mildew resistance. Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 8(3):1865-1867. NAAS rating :5.21.

139139

100. Kar, R. K., Mishra, T.K. and Pradhan, B. 2019. Studies on frequency distribution,

skewness and kurtosis in F1M1 mutant populations of sesame. International Journal

of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 8(4): 1755-1760. NAAS rating :5.38.

101. Kar, R.K., Mishra, T.K. and Pradhan, B. 2019. Induced polygenic variability by

combining hybridization and chemical mutagen in F1M1 generation of sesame

hybrids. Journal of Experimental Biology and Agricultural Sciences, 7(4): 343-348.

NAAS rating :5.07.

102. Khulbe D., Srinivas, P., Prasad, B., Shukla, P. S. and Prasad, R. 2019. Suitability of

Indigenous Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Cultivars in Garhwal Hills of Uttarakhand

Himalayas based on Seed Quality Parameters. Ind. J. Plant Genet. Resour,

32(3):391-398. NAAS rating: 5.12

103. Kumura, A., Pandey, G., Mishra, P. P. and Kumar, R.2019. Effect of Integrated

Nutrient Management on Growth and Flowering of African Marigold (Tagetes

erecta) cv. Pusa Narangi Gainda. Int. Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied

Sc., 8(11): 1271-1278. NAAS rating: 5.38

104. Lenka, D. Singh, B.P., Lenka, D. and Tripathy, S. K. 2020. Inter-relationship of

morpho-economic traits in a set of maize inbred lines under deficit moisture

condition. The Pharma Innovation, 9(1):189-191. NAAS rating: 5.03

105. Lenka, D., Singh, B.P., Lenka, D. and Tripathy, S. K. 2019. Genetic Variability

among Maize Inbreed Lines under Moisture Stress Condition.

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci., 8(12):2213-2218. NAAS rating: 5.38

106. Lenka, J., Acharya G.C., Sahu, P., Dash, D. K., Samanta, D., Panda, C.M., Mishra

K.N., and Panda, R.K. 2019. Assess the effect of micro-nutrients bio-regulators on

growth flowering and fruiting and yield of Guava cv. Allahabad safeda. Int. Journal

of Current Microbiology and Applied Sc. 8(10):401-409. NAAS rating: 5.38

107. Lenka, J., Acharya G.C., Sahu, P., Dash, D.K., Samanta, D., Panda, C. M., Mishra

K.N., and Panda, R. K. 2019. Effect of foliar nutrition of micro-nutrients and plant

growth regulators on yield and quality of Guava cv. Allahabad Safeda. International

Journal of Chemical Studies. 7(05):1327-1333 NAAS rating: 5.31.

108. Lenka, S., Mohanty, A. K., Mohapatra, S. and Panigrahy, N. 2019. Effect of

irrigation scheduling and different levels of zinc and boron on yield, economics,

water productivity and nutrient uptake in aerobic rice (Oryza sativa). Ind. J. of

Agronomy, 64(3): 330-335. NAAS rating: 5.46

109. Lokose, R.Y.P., Jena, S.N., Satapathy, M.R. and Behera, J. 2019. Impact of

herbicides and nutrient management on soil biological properties in maize+cowpea

intercropping system; Journal of Crop and Weed, 15(2):100-103. NAAS rating: 7.07

110. Lokya, T., Mishra, A., Saren, S. and Nayak, R. K. 2019. Preparation of GPS and GIS

based soil maps on fertility status and physicochemical properties of Nayagarh

district, Odisha, India. Int. J. of Curr. Microbiology and App. Sc., 8 (11): 435-442.

NAAS rating: 5.38

111. Mahapatra, A. and Behera, M. P. 2019. Integrated nutrient management on baby corn

(Zea mays L.): A review. Int. J. of Chem. Studies, 7(3): 01-06. NAAS rating: 5.31

112. Mahapatra, A., Patel, D., Ramesh, K. and Reddy, A. V. 2020. Effect of conservation

tillage practices on rice fallow sunflower at Odisha. J. of Oilseeds Res., 37(2):156.

NAAS rating: 5.02

140140

113. Mahapatra, M. and Nayak, D.K. 2020. Variation in nutrient status of susceptible and

resistant bitter gourd varities infected by root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne

incognita. Journal of Entomology and Zoology studies (2020); 8(1); 1639-1646.

NAAS rating: 5.53

114. Mahato, S. and Misra, H. P. 2019. Efficacy of tolfenpyrad against red pumpkin beetle

Aulacophora foveicollis Lucas in cucumber. Indian Journal of Entomology, 81(1):


115. Mahato, S. and Misra, H.P. 2019. Aphid (Aphis gossypii Glover) control activity of

some new broad-spectrum insecticides and their effect on predatory coccinellid

population on cucumber. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 7 (4): 417-


116. Maitya, S., Das, S., Mohapatra, S., Tripathy A. D., Akthar, J., Pati, S. and

Samantaray, D. P. 2020. Growth associated PHB production by the novel Zobellellae

tiwanensis strain DD5 from banana peels under submerged fermentation.

International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, Vol.153:461-469. IF: 4.784,

NAAS rating : 10.78

117. Majhi, M., Pamia, J., Panda, S. K. and Samal, L. 2019. Pathological studies of

enteritis in chickens of Odisha. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies,

7(6):1230-1235. NAAS rating: 5.53

118. Majhi, P., Rout, K. K., Nanda, G. and Singh, M. 2019. Soil quality for rice

productivity and yield sustainability under long term fertiliser and manure

application. Comm. in Soil Sc. and Plant Analysis, 50(11):1330-1343. NAAS rating:

6.69

119. Mandal, D., Pal, R. and Mohanty A. K. 2019. Management of early blight of tomato.

Ind. J. of Hort., 76(3): 548-551. NAAS rating: 6.10

120. Mandal, M., Kamp, P. and Singh, M. 2020. Effect of Long term manuring on carbon

sequestration potential and dynamics of soil organic carbon labile pool under tropical

rice-rice agro- ecosystem. Comm. in Soil Sc. and Plant Analysis, 51(4): 468-480.

NAAS Score: 6.69

121. Mandal, M., Rout, K. K., Panda, N. and Singh, M. 2020. Stabilization of Functional

Soil Organic Matter Fractions in Response to Long-Term Fertilization in Tropical

Rice–Rice Cropping System. Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis,

51(1): 136-148. NAAS rating: 6.69

122. Mandi, N., Nayak, B. S., Mohanty, S. K. and Khanda, C. M. 2019. Efficacy of newer

insecticides against sucking pests of hybrid cotton in the western undulating zone of

Odisha. Int. J. of Chemical Studies, 7(6): 3016-3020. NAAS Score: 5.31

123. Mandi, N., Nayak, B. S., Nayak, A., Mohanty, S. K. and Khanda, C. M. 2020. Eco-

friendly management of pod borer complex in pigeon pea. Int. J. of Chem. Studies.

8(1): 1300-1304. NAAS Score: 5.31

124. Mishra, A., Dash, S. K. and Tripathy, L. 2019 Studies on the nutrient content ad yield

attributing characters in freshly harvested green French bean pods of different

varieties. International Journal of Chemical Studies, 7(5):916-918. NAAS rating

5.31

125. Mishra, A., Nandi, A., Das, A. K., Das, S., Mohanty, I. C., Pattanayak, S. K., Sahu,

G.S. and Tripathy, P. 2020. Studies of combining ability in tomato (Solanum

141141

lycopersicum L.) for vegetative growth, yield and quality traits. Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. 9(1): 466-473 NAAS rating: 5.21

126. Mishra, A., Nandi, A., Das, A.K., Das, S., Mohanty, I.C., Pattanayak, S.K., Sahu,

G.S. and Tripathy, P. 2019. Correlation and Path Analysis Studies for Yield in

Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.). International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences. 8(9): 489-497. NAAS rating: 5.38

127. Mishra, A., Rath, P. K., Panda, S. K. and Nayak, D. 2020. Influence of mutation in

nucleoprotein of peste-des-petits-ruminants virus (PPRV) isolated from 2016 Indian

outbreak. Small Ruminant Research, 184(3):1-8. NAAS rating: 7.21

128. Mishra, B, Sahoo, G.S., Tripathy, P, and Mohanty, S. 2019. INM in growth in

nutrient ubtake and soil fertility in okra, Journal of Pharmacognosy and

Phytochemistry, 8(5): 1011-1014. NAAS rating: 5.21

129. Mishra, B., Sahoo, G.S., Tripathy, P. and Mohanty, S. 2019. Effect on organic and

in-organic fertilizers on growth, yield quality in okra under integrated management,

Int. J. Curr. Microbial App Sc., 8 (8): 66-73. NAAS rating: 5.38.

130. Mishra, C. and Mohapatra, S. 2020. An integrative bioinformatics analysis of caprine

GNAI3 gene. Journal of Genetics, 99 (1):1-7. NAAS rating: 6.83

131. Mishra, C.S.K., Samal, S., Rout, A., Pattanayak, A. and Acharya, P., 2020:

Evaluating the implications of moisture deprivation on bacterial-fungal population,

exoenzyme activities of the organic substrate and certain biochemical parameters in

the earthworm Eudrilus eugeniae (Kinberg). Invertebrate survival Journal (Italy).17,

1-8: IF: 0.967

132. Mishra, D., Bhoi, L., Dash, M., Tripathy, S. K., Mishra, T. K., Behera, M. P. and

Pradhan, B. 2019. Mutagenic effectiveness and efficiency of EMS and gamma rays

on rice bean (Vigna umbellata Thunb, Ohwi and Ohashi): An underutilized legume

crop. Int. J. of Chemical Studies, 7(3): 2060-2064. NAAS Score: 5.31

133. Mishra, D., Mohanty, A.K., Mukhi, S.K. and Singh, D.V. 2019. Assessing the

performance and adoption rate of Tomato hybrid ‘Arka Rakhyak’ having multiple disease resistance in Jagatsingpur of Odisha, India, Int. J. Curr. Microbial App Sc.,

8(9): 2450-2464. NAAS rating: 5.38

134. Mishra, J. N., Paul, J. C. Pradhan, P. L. and Swain, S. 2020. Studies on environmental

parameters, energy requirement and techno-economics of capsicum grown under

greenhouse. International Journal of Chemical Studies, 8(3): 54-60. NAAS rating:

5.31

135. Mishra, N., Mohanty, T. R., Ray, M. and Das, S. 2019. Effect of date of planting on

growth, yield and economics of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.). Int. J. Curr.

Microbiol. App. Sci., 2019. 8(6): 2224-2229. NAAS Score: 5.38

136. Mishra, P., Paital, B., Jena, S., Samanta, L., Kumar, S., Chainy, G.B.N. and Swain,

S. 2019. Possible activation of NRF2 by Vitamin E/Curcumin against altered thyroid

hormone induced oxidative stress via NFĸB/AKT/mTOR/KEAP1 signaling in rat heart. Sci. Rep. 9(1):7408, DOI:10.1038/s41598-019-43320-5. IF-4.609 NAAS

rating: 10.01

137. Misra, R., Jena, D., Nanda, S and Devadarshini, C. 2020. Nutritional status of

pregnant and lactating women of Rayagada district. International Journal of

Advanced Research and Development, 5(2): 9-11. RJIF 5.24

142142

javascript:void(0)

javascript:void(0)

138. Modak, D.P., Behera, B., Jena, S. N. and Behera, S.D. 2019. Nutrient uptake and

yield of maize (Zea mays L.) in rice-maize system under tillage and weed

management and impact on soil health. International Journal of Chemical Studies,

7(3): 1786-1791. NAAS rating: -5.31.

139. Modak, D.P., Behera, B., Jena, S.N., Roul, P.K. and Behera, S.D. 2019. Effect of

tillage and weed management on weed biomass and productivity of summer maize

(Zea mays). Indian Journal of Agronomy, 64(2): 262-265. NAAS rating: 5.46.

140. Mohalik, P. K., Sahoo, S. S., Mishra, C., Dash, S. K. and Nayak, G. D. 2020. Novel

polymorphism of HSP70 gene affected caprine physiological vital parameters.

Animal Biotechnology. online Doi No. 10.1080/10495398.2020.1726364 NAAS

rating: 7.26

141. Mohanty, A., Subudhi, C.R. and Subudhi, R. 2020. Water requirement for different

crops in South Eastern Ghat Zones of Odisha, India. International Journal of Current

Microbiology Applied Science, 9(3): 2742-2749. NAAS rating: 5.38

142. Mohanty, B. K., Rath, P. K., Panda, S. K. and Mishra, B.P. 2019.

Pathomorphological studies of caprine mastitic udder. Journal of Entomology and

Zoology Studies, 7(5): 1208-1212. NAAS rating: 5.53

143. Mohanty, B. P., Mahanty, A., Mitra, T., Mohanty, S., Naik, A. K. and Parija, S. C.

2020. Proteomic and transcriptomic changes in rat liver following oral feeding of

formaldehyde. Chemosphere 245, https://doi.org/ 10.1016/j.chemosphere.

2019.125599. NAAS rating: 11.11

144. Mohanty, C. S., Singh, V., Gupta, P., Srivsatav, A., Pattanayak, R., Jaiswal, V., and

Dikshit, N. 2019. Estimation of genetic diversity, structure and trait association of

winged bean (Psophocarpus tetragonolobus (L.) DC.), genotypes through AFLP and

ITS markers. Indian journal of Biotechnology, 18(3) : 235-245. NAAS rating 6.34

145. Mohanty, S. K., Jagadev, P. N., Lavanya, C. and Khanda, C. M. 2020. Correlation

and path coefficient analysis for seed yield and its component traits in castor (Ricinus

communis L.). J. Oilseeds Res., 37 (Special Issue): 92-93. NAAS rating: 5.02

146. Mohanty, S., Panigrahi, B., Babu, L. K., Behera, K., Nanda, S. M. and Sabat, G. P.

2020. Effect of supplementing different levels of peppermint powder on production

performance of broilers. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied

Sciences, 9(2): 2948-2955. NAAS rating: 5.38.

147. Mohapatra, M., Sahu, G. S., Mohanty, A. and Tripathy, P. 2019. Evaluation of yield

and yied characters in pol type of dolichus bean. Int. J. of Curr. Microbiology and

App. Sc., 8(5): 300-304. NAAS Score: 5.38

148. Mohapatra, S. C. and Behera, S. 2019. Agrihortisilvicultural system with legume

intercrop under rainfed agro eco system. Int. J. of Chem. Studies, 7(5):125-127.

NAAS Score: 5.31

149. Mohapatra, S., Pattnaik, S., Maity, S., Mohapatra, S., Sharma, S., Akhtar, J., Pati, S.,

and Samantaray, D. P. 2020. Varma A. Comparative analysis of PHAs production

by Bacillus megaterium OUAT 016 under submerged and solid-state fermentation.

Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences, DOI: 10.1016/j.sjbs.2020.02.001.IF: 2.820,

NAAS: 8.82

150. Mohapatra, S.; Satapathy, M. R.; Pati, P. and Sahoo, T.R. 2019. Growth, yield

attributes and yield performances of Indian mustard (Brassica juncea L.) under

143143

https://doi.org/%2010.1016/j.chemosphere.%202019.125599

https://doi.org/%2010.1016/j.chemosphere.%202019.125599

graded levels of fertilizer. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry. 8(5):

2360-2363. NAAS rating: 5.21

151. Mondal, A. H., Behera, T., Swain, P., Das, R., Sahoo, S. N., Mishra, S. S., Das, J.

and Ghosh. K. 2020. Nano zinc vis-à-vis inorganic Zinc as feed additives: Effects on

growth, activity of hepatic enzymes and non-specific immunity in rohu, Labeo

rohita (Hamilton) fingerlings. Aquaculture Nutrition, 10.1111;00:1–12. NAAS

rating: 8.10

152. Muduli, S., Behura, N. C., Samal, L., Bagh, J., Champati, A. and Popalghat, H. K.

2019. Juvenile growth, efficiency and phenotypic correlation of body weight and

growth traits of native Nusuri × broiler crosses under intensive management system.

The Pharma Innovation J., 8(11): 258-263. NAAS rating: 5.03

153. Mukhi, S.K., Pradhan, S., Singh, D.V., Mishra, D. 2019. Impact of integrated nutrient

management on growth, yield and economics of Garden pea in Kandhamal district

of Odisha, India, Int. Journal of Curr. Microbial App Sc., 8(9): 2465-2470. NAAS

rating: 5.38.

154. Naik, B., Behera, K., Babu, L. K., Sethy, K., Nanda, S. M. and Pradhan, P. K. 2020

Effects of supplementation of Amla (Emblica officinalis) fruit powder meal on

growth performance in broiler chickens. International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 9(2): 2805-2811. NAAS rating: 5.38

155. Nath, I., Dhanalakshmi, S., Dhanda, A. and Varun, S.N. 2019. Fluoroscopy guided

retrieval of tracheal foreign body in a dog. Ind, J. Vety. Surg. 41(1): 74. NAAS

rating: 5.25

156. Nath, I., Sahu, S., Dhanalakshmi, S., Sahoo, M., Hota, S. and Mohapatra, S. 2019.

Cutaneous facial cyst in a female lion cub (Panthera leo) and its treatment. Ind, J.

Vety. Surg. 41(1): 76. NAAS rating: 5.25


System over System of Rice Intensification (SRI). International Journal of Current

Microbiology and Applied Sciences, 6: 2163-2168. NAAS rating: 5.38.

158. Nayak, A. and Biswal, S. 2019. Productivity and profitability of summer paddy under

different establishment method and irrigation management. International Journal of

Chemical Studies, 7(3): 1981-1984. NAAS rating: 5.31

159. Nayak, A., Mohanty, S. K. and Khanda, C. M. 2020. Effect of sowing dates and

varieties on growth, yield and yield attributes of soybean (Glycine max L.) in Odisha.

Int. J. of Curr. Microbiology and App. Sc., 9(2): 1121-1126. NAAS rating: 5.38

160. Nayak, B. R., Swain, D., Panda, N., Barik, K. C. and Padhiary, A. 2020. Effect of

Irrigation and Nitrogen Levels on Productivity of Aerobic Rice in West Table Land

Zone of Odisha, India. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sc., 9(2): 2493-


161. Nayak, G. D.; Sardar. K. K. and Das, B. C. 2020. Socio-economic Condition of

Khadia Poultry Farmers and Phenotypic Characteristics of Khadia Chicken of

Northern Odisha, India. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci., 9(1): 1395-1404. NAAS

rating: 5.38.

162. Nayak, G.S., Samal, T., Dohling, P.N.K. and Reshma, M. 2019. Impact of IPM

modules in the management of insect pests of sesame under Bhubanrsear

agroclimatic conditions. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 7 (1): 591-596.

NAAS rating : 5.53

144144

163. Nayak, M. R., Mishra, P. J., Rout, S., Roul, P. K., Dip, L. and Murmu, L.K. 2020.

Incidence of Galls induced by Leptocybe invasa (Hymenoptera: Eulophidae) on

Eucalyptus sps in Koraput, ODISHA. Multilogic in Science. 10: 550-550. NAAS

rating : 5.2

164. Nayak, P. and Behera, P. 2019. A study on pollinators diversity of mango in coastal

Odisha condition. Int. J. of Curr. Microbiology and App. Sc., 8(09): 1463-1470.

NAAS rating: 5.38

165. Nayak, R. K., Jena, B., Das, J., and Shukla, A. K. 2019. GIS and GPS based Mapping

of Surface and Subsurface Secondary and Micronutrients of Pulse Growing Soils of

Ganjam District, Odisha. Int. J. of Curr. Microbiology and App. Sc., 8(11): 122-133.

NAAS rating: 5.38

166. Nayak, S., Mishra, A., Ghosal D. and Sahu G. S. 2020. Character association and

path analysis in coloured potato (Solanum tuberosum L.). Int. J. of Curr.

Microbiology and App. Sc., 9 (4): 2889-2895. NAAS rating: 5.38

167. Nayak, U. S., Rath, L. K. and Shial. G. 2020. Effect of some IPM modules on the

foliage feeders infesting brinjal, Solanum melongena. J. of Exp. Zoology India, 23(1):

53-56. NAAS rating: 5.51

168. Nayak, U.S., Rath, L.K. and Shial. G. 2020. Population dynamics and infestation

pattern of Leucinodes orbonalis Guenee in wet season brinjal with respect to different

ecological parameters. J. of Exp. Zoology India, 23 (1): 447-452. NAAS rating: 5.51

169. Nedunchezhiyan, M., Sahu, B., Ravi, B., Sahoo, K., Tripathy, S., Sahu, D.B., Toppo,

M. and Munshi, R. 2020. Climatic effect on weed management practices in elephant

foot yam under high rainfall sub humid zone. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and

Applied Sc., 9(2):985-991. NAAS rating: 5.38.

170. Padhiary, J., Das, D. M., Patra, K.C., Sahoo, B.C. and Panigrahi, B. 2019.

Identification of sensitive parameters and uncertainty analysis for simulating

streamflow in Jaraikela catchment of Brahmani river basin using SWAT model.

Indian Journal of Soil Conservation, 47(2): 30-38. NAAS rating: 5.20

171. Padhy, D., Satapathy, C. R., and Mohapatra. R. N. 2019. Insect fauna associate with

Pigeon pea(Cajanus cajan L.) in odisha, J. of Pharamacognosy and Phytochemistry,

8(4): 766-768. NAAS rating: 5.21

172. Paikaray, R., Baliarsingh, A., Nanda, A., Mohapatra, A.K.B., Rath, B.S., Pradhan, J.

and Panigrahi,G. Assessment of seasonal climatic variability and its impact on kharif

rice yield of Ganjam, Odisha, India.2019, The Pharma Innovation Journal.8(10):

261-263.NAAS rating: 5.03

173. Paital, B. 2020. Nurture to nature via COVID-19, a self-regenerating environmental

strategy of environment in global context. Sci. Total Environ., 729: 139088.

https//:doi.10.1016/j.scitotenv. 2020.139088, IF 5.589 NAAS rating: 11.59.

174. Paital, B., Das, K., Parida, S. K. 2020. Inter nation social lockdown versus medical

care against COVID-19, a mild environmental insight with special reference to India.

Sci. Total Environ. 138914: PII S0048-9697(20)32431-1. https//:doi.10.1016/j.

scitotenv.2020. 138914, IF 5.589 NAAS rating: 11.59

175. Paital, B., Guru, D., Mohapatra, P., Panda, B., Parida, N., Rath, S., Kumar, V.,

Saxena, P.S., Srivastava, A. 2019. Ecotoxic impact assessment of graphene oxide on

lipid peroxidation at mitochondrial level and redox modulation in fresh water fish

145145

Anabas testudineus. Chemosphere, 224: 796-804. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.

chemosphere. 2019.02.156. IF-5.108 NAAS rating: 11.11

176. Pal, U. S., Das, M., Nayak, R. N., Sahoo, N. R., Panda, M. K., Dash, S. K. 2019.

Development and evaluation of retort pouch processed chhenapoda (cheese based

baked sweet). J. Food Sci Technol., 56(1): 302-309. NAAS rating: 7.80

177. Panda, A.G., Mishra M.K., Beura, S.K. and Boblina,B. 2019. Evaluation of local

Trichoderma isolates against potential soil borne pathogens of pulses. Int. J. of

Current Microbiology and Applied Sc. 8 (9) :2499-2505. NAAS rating-5.38

178. Panda, K. K. and Mishra, M.K. 2019, Studies on Physiological Characteristics of

Sarocladium oryzae Causing Sheath Rot of Rice. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and

Applied Sc.8 (8) :1767-1774. NAAS rating -5.38

179. Panda, K. K. and Mishra, M.K. 2019,Effect of various sources of nutrients on growth

of Sarocladium oryzae (Sawada) Gams and Hawksworth causing sheath rot of rice

(Oryza sativa L.). Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry; 8(4): 3131-3135.

NAAS rating -5.21.

180. Panda, R. S, Sahoo D, Jena B, Sahu G S, Tripathy P, Nayak R K, Das M P, and Dash

A. 2019. Residual effect of boron on growth parameters of knol-khol (Brassica

oleracea var. gongylodes L.) in coastal regions of Odisha. International Journal of

Chemical Studies, 7(3): 4598-4601, NAAS rating : 5.31.

181. Panda, R. S., Sahoo, D., Jena, B., Sahu, G. S., Tripathy, P., Nayak, R. K., Sahoo, N.

R. and Das, M. P., 2019. A Residual Effect of Boron on Quality and Post Harvest

Parameters of KnolKhol (Brassica oleracea Var. Gongylodes L.) in Coastal Regions

of Odisha. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci 8(9): 343-352, NAAS rating: 5.38.

182. Panda, R., Palai, S. K. and Madhuri, G. 2019. Effect of water soluble fertilizers on

flowering of Phalaenopsis hybrid cv. Shagan. Int. J. of Chem. Studies, 7(4): 697-699.

NAAS rating: 5.31.

183. Panda, S. K., Nayak, G. D. and Mishra, C. 2020. Meta-analysis of seminal traits

affecting bull fertility. Tropical Animal Health and Production. 52: 1325-1329

NAAS rating: 7.09

184. Panda, S., Paital, B., Mohapatra, S. 2020. CQD@γ-Fe2O3 multifunctional

nanoprobe for selective fluorescence sensing, detoxification and removal of

Hg(II). Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects, 589:

124445, doi.org/10.1016/ j.colsurfa.2020.124445, IF 3.131 NAAS rating: 9.13

185. Pandey, R.K. and Nayak D.K. 2019. Effects on macronutrient contents in susceptible

and resistant ridge gourd cultivars against induced population of root knot nematode,

Meloidogyne incognita. Indian Phytopathology, 72(1) 125-129. DOI 10.1007/S

42360-018-00108-3. NAAS rating: 5.90

186. Pandit, E., Panda, R.K., Sahoo, A., Pani, D. R. and Pradhan, S. K. 2020. Genetic

relationship and structure analysis of root growth angle for improvement of drought

avoidance in early and mid-early maturing rice genotypes, Rice Science, 27(2), 124-

132, Elsevier. Impact factor:2.370 NAAS rating: 8.37

187. Panigrahi, B., Paramjita, D. and Sahu, A. P.2020. Enhancing water productivity in

rainfed areas. International Journal of Chemical Studies, 8 (1): 1651-1655. NAAS

rating :5.31

188. Panigrahi, S., Mohanty, S. and Rath, C. 2019. Characterization of endophytic

bacteria Enterobacter cloacae MG00145 isolated from Ocimum sanctum with Indole

146146

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.%20chemosphere

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.%20chemosphere

Acetic Acid (IAA) production and plant growth promoting capabilities against

selected crops. South African Journal of Botany,

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sajb.2019.09.017. NAAS rating: 7.50.

189. Paramaguru, P. K., Paul, J. C. and Panigrahi, B. 2019. Groundwater resource

estimation and delineation of potential zones for groundwater development using

geospatial technology in a watershed. Journal of Soil & Water Conservation, 18(4):

372-380. NAAS rating :5.08

190. Paramjita, D., Panigrahi, B. and Paul, J. C. 2019. Impact of drip and furrow irrigation

on tomato yield under mulch and non-mulch conditions. International Journal of

Chemical Studies, 7 (5): 3202-3207. NAAS rating :5.31

191. Paramjita, D., Panigrahi, B., Paul, J. C. and Sahoo, N. 2019. Integrated crop and

livestock planning under minor irrigation command area. Journal of Soil & Water

Conservation, 18(2): 168-178. NAAS rating :5.08

192. Pasayat, B. and Tripathy, M. K., 2020 Biology of psyllid, Pauropsylla tuberculata

Crawford infesting the devil tree Alstonia scholaris (L.) R.Br. studied at

Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies; 8(2)282-286.

NAAS rating: 5.53

193. Pasupalak, S., Manjari., Rath, B.S. and Biswasi, S. K. 2019. Understanding and

managing climatic variability in agriculture using agro-climatic characterization,

Journal of Agrometeorology, 21(3):376-378. NAAS rating: 6.64.

194. Pati S., Maity S., Dash A., Jema S., Mohapatra S., Das S., Samantaray D. P. 2020.

Biocompatible PHB production from Bacillus species under submerged and solid-

state fermentation through different downstream processing. Current Microbiology,

DOI: 10.1007/s00284-020-01922-7.[IF: 1.595, NAAS rating: 7.60.

195. Pati, P., Mishra, P. C., Patra, B. K. and Jena, B. 2019. Hemodynamic changes in

uterine artery during pyometra in bitches. Int. Journal of Current Microbiology and

Applied Sc., 8(5):381-385. NAAS rating: 5.38

196. Patra, A. K., Garnayak, L. M., Mishra, K. N. and Mohanty, A. K. 2019. Influence of

diversification on productivity, profitability and efficiency of rice (Oryza sativa)-

based cropping systems under irrigated condition. Ind. J. of Agronomy, 64 (1): 18-


197. Patra, A. K., Garnayak, L. M., Mishra, K. N., Mohanty, T. R., Mohapatra, B. K. and

Swain. S. K. 2019. Influence of balanced fertilization on productivity, economics and

nutrient use efficiency of rice (Oryza sativa)–groundnut (Arachis hypogaea)

cropping system under on-farm situations. Ind. J. of Agronomy, 64(3): 293-297.

NAAS rating: 5.46

198. Patra, A. K., Garnayak, L. M., Mishra, K. N., Paikaray, R. K. and Bastia, D. K. 2019.

Productivity, resource use efficiency and economics of rice (Oryza sativa)-based bio-

intensive cropping systems in coastal Odisha. Ind. J. of Agronomy, 64(2): 165-171.

NAAS rating: 5.46

199. Patra, M.K. and Nayak, D.K. 2019. Screening and evaluation of tomato verieties

against root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita. Journal of Entomology and

Zoology studies, 7(3); 820-823. NAAS rating: 5.53

200. Patra, M.K. and Nayak, D.K. 2020. Interaction effects of root-knot nematodes.

Meloidogyne incognita and vesicular abrbuscular mycorrhizal fungus on chlorophyll

147147

and sugar content of resistant and susceptible cultivars of tomato. Journal of

Entomology and Zoology studies, 8(1); 55-62. NAAS rating: 5.53

201. Patra, R., Mishra, U. K., and Mohapatra, C. D. 2019. Gross Anatomical and Scanning

Electron microscope study of reticulum of sheep (Ovis aries) during pre-natal life.

Int. J. curr. Microbiology Applied Sc., 8(11): 2049-2057. NAAS rating: 5.38.

202. Patra, R., Mishra, U. K., and Mohapatra, C. D. 2019. Gross Morphological and

Scanning Electron microscope study of rumen of sheep (Ovis aries) during pre-natal

life. Journal of Entomolgy and Zoology studies. 7(60): 776-780. NAAS rating: 5.53

203. Patra, S., Dalai, S., Sahoo, S., Mohanta, L. K., Parida, C. 2019. Influence of 6MeV

electron beam irradiation on the structural and thermal properties of fibers of Luffa

cylindrical. National Academy of Science Letters, doi:10.1007/s40009-019-00839-

s . IF:0.86 NAAS rating: 6.33

204. Pattanayak, S., Rath, B. S., Pasupalak, S., Mohapatra, A.K.B., Baliarsingh, A.,

Nanda, A. and Panigrahi, G.S.2019. Characterisation of rice fallow period for

increasing cropping intensity in Khordha district of Odisha. Journal of

Agrometeorology, 21 (3): 344-350.NAAS rating: 6.64.

205. Pattnaik, S., Dash, D., Mohapatra, S., Pattnaik, M., Marandi, A. K., Das, S.,

Samantaray, D. P. 2020. Improvement of rice plant productivity by native Cr(VI)

reducing and plant growth promoting soil bacteria Enterobacter cloacae.

Chemosphere, 240: 124895: 1-9. DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2019.124895. IF:

5.108, NAAS rating: 11.11

206. Paul, J. C., Paramjita, D., Panigrahi, B. and Mishra, J. N. 2019. On-farm rainwater

storage for sustaining yield of rice-wheat cropping system. The Pharma Innovation


207. Pavani, Kommana, Mishra, Subhrajyoti., Chongloi, Lhingneivah., Divya Vani Vaka,

Dash, Kumar. Dilip. 2019. A Review on Combined Effect of Pruning and Foliar

Application of Chemicals on Flowering and Fruiting of Acid Lime (Citrus

aurantifolia Swingle). International Journal of Chemical Studies; 7(2): 368-374.

NASS rating :5.31

208. Pilli, K., Samant, P. K., Naresh, P. and Acharya, G. C. 2019. Effect of integrated

nutrient management on nutrient recovery, nutrient use efficiency and relative

agronomic efficiency of grafted tomato. J. of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry,

8(3): 506-510. NAAS rating: 5.21

209. Pilli, K., Samant, P. K., Naresh, P. and Acharya, G. C. 2019. Effect of Integrated

Nutrient Management on Nutrient concentration and Uptake in Grafted Tomato Int.

J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci. 8(2): 1580-1590. NAAS rating: 5.38

210. Pradhan, P. C. and Panigrahi, B. 2019. Soil moisture distribution under different

emitters and fertigation and its effect on tomato yield. Int. J. Curr. Microbiology and

App. Sc., 8(9): 282-292. NAAS rating: 5.38

211. Pradhan, P. C., Panigrahi, B., Paul, J. C., Sahoo, B. C. and Behera, B. 2019.

Productivity and quality response of tomato (Lycopersicum esculentum L.) under

different fertigation levels and emitter types in a tropical region of eastern India.

International Journal of Chemical Studies, 7 (4): 1217-1221. NAAS rating :5.31

212. Pradhan, R. R., Behera, D. Goel, A. K., Mohanty, S. K. 2020. Effect of Tractor Seat

Suspension Parameters on Vibration Exposure. Journal of Ergonomics, 9(6): 258. NAAS rating: 7.75

148148

213. Pradhan, R., Nandi, A., Tripathy, P. and Sahu, G.S. 2019. Heterosis for yield and

its components in rainy season tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) under coastal

plain zone of Odisha, India. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sc. 8(7):

2511-2517. NAAS rating:5.38

214. Pradhan, R., Nandi,A., Sahu, G.S. and Tripathy, P. 2019. Evaluation of tomato

(Solanum lycopersicum L.) hybrids during rainy season in coastal plain of

Odisha. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sc., 8(7): 2410-2417. NAAS

rating: 5.38

215. Pradhan, R.R., Mohanty, S. K., Goel, A. K. and Behera. D. 2019. Effect of hand arm

vibration on operator during power weeder operation in paddy field. International J.

of Chemical Studies. 7(1): 920-926. NAAS rating 5.31

216. Pradhan, S.K., Kumar, U., Singh, N.R. and Thatoi, H., 2019. Functional diversity and

metabolic profile of microbial community of mine soils with different levels of

chromium contamination. International Journal of Environmental Health Research,

pp.1-13. NAAS rating-7.43

217. Priyadarshini, S., Pradhan, S. K., Ray, P. 2020. Production, characterization and

application of thermostable, alkaline α- amylase (AA11) from Bacillus cereus strain

SP-CH11 isolated from Chilika Lake. International Journal of Biological

Macromolecules, 145: 804-812. IF: 4.784, NAAS rating: 10.78.

218. Priyadarshini, S., Ray, P. 2020. Exploration of detergent-stable alkaline α-amylase

AA7 from Bacillus sp strain SP-CH7 isolated from Chilika Lake. International

Journal of Biological Macromolecules, 140:825-832. IF: 4.784, NAAS rating: 10.78.

219. Puii, F. L., Panigrahi, B. and Paul, J. C. 2019. Assessment of meteorological drought

by standardized precipitation index for coastal agro-climatic zones of Odisha, India.

Indian Journal of Soil Conservation, 47 (3): 207-212. NAAS rating: 5.20.

220. Pyasi, S., Sahu, B. P., Sahoo, P., Dubey, P. K., Sahoo, N., Byrareddy, S. N. and

Nayak, D. 2020. Identification and phylogenic characterization of bovine ephemeral

fever virus (BEFV) of Middle Easten lineage associated with 2018-2019 outbreaks

in India. Transboundary and Emerging Diseases. on line 03/2020. https://

doi.org./10.1111tbed.13531 NAAS rating: 9.55

221. Rahul, V. D., Panda R.K., Lenka D., and Rout, G. R. 2019. A study on the root

characters of maize hybrid germplasm lines under moisture deficit stress,

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci 8(8), 2836-2845. NAAS rating: 5.38

222. Rai, A. K. and S. Behera. 2019. Response of seed bio-priming on Chilli (Capsicum

annum.L). Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry,8(1): 900-903. NAAS

rating: 5.21

223. Ramesh, K., Mahapatra, A., Dhir, B. C. and Reddy, Vishnuvardhan. A. 2020. Low

temperature stress dictates the success of rice fallow sesame in Odisha- Analysis. J.

of Oilseeds Research, 37(2): 110. NAAS rating: 5.02 NAAS rating: 5.02

224. Ranasingh, N., Moharana, R. L, and S. Behera. 2019. Seed Health Status of Farmers

Saved Sesame Seed under Kalahandi District of Odisha, India.

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 8 (6): 1187-1192 NAAS rating: 5.38.

225. Ranjith, P., Sahu, S., Dash, S. K., Bastia, D. N., and Pradhan, B. D, 2019. Principle

Component analysis of Rice varieties under Bacterial Leaf Blight Incidence.

International Journal of Chemical Studies, 7(3): 4184-4187 , NAAS rating: 5.31.

149149

226. Rath, P.P., Behera, S.S., Priyadarshini, B., Panda, S.R., Mandal, D., Sahoo, T.,

Mishra, S., Sahoo, Tapas R. and Parhi, P.K. 2019. Influence of Mg doping on ZnO

NPs for enhanced adsorption activity of Congo Red dye, Applied Surface Science

491: 256–266 I.F.-5.15. NAAS rating: 11.15

227. Rath, S., Swain S. C. and Padhi, S. K. 2019. Effect of fly ash amended growing media

on germination, growth and graft success of Cashew (Anacardium occidentale L.).

Int. J. of Curr. Microbiology and App. Sc., 8(8): 697-706. NAAS rating: 5.38

228. Rath, S.; Mishra, R.K.; Mishra, A.K.; Sarangi, K. K. 2019 Entropy and its Relation

with Population and Production- A Review. Journal of Pharmacognosy and

Phytochemistry. E-ISSN: 2278-4136, P-ISSN: 2349-8234, JPP 2019; Vol 8,

SP5:226-229 NAAS rating: 5.21

229. Rath, S.N., Patri, M. 2020. Understanding ligands driven mechanism of wild and

mutant aryl hydrocarbon receptor in presence of phytochemicals combating

Parkinson's disease: an in silico and in vivo study. Journal of Biomolecular Structure

& Dynamics, 38(3): 807–826. NAAS rating: 9.11

230. Raul, S. K., Makwana, P. J., Dabhi, H. M., Barot, V. N. And Bamaniya, K. R. (2020).

Performance of irrigated agriculture in the Panam irrigation project of Gujarat.

Agricultural Research, Springer (Published Online). NAAS rating: 5.90

231. Rautaray, B.K., Bhattacharya, S., Panigrahi, D., Panda, T. and Dash, S.R. 2020.

Effect of planting dates on incidence of rice leaf folder and its impact on grain

yield in north eastern coastal plains of Odisha, Journal of Entomology and Zoology


232. Renuka, V. V. L.; Sasmal, A. and Beura, S. K. 2020. Efficacy of some biointensive

and insecticides based IPM modules against rice plant hopper in coastal Odisha. Ind.

J. of Entomology, 82(2): 334-338. NAAS rating: 5.89

233. Rout, A. K., Paramanik, S., Dehury, B., Acharya, V., Swain, H.S., Pradhan, S.K.,

Behera, B., Pati, S.K., Behera, B.K. and Das, B.K., 2019. Elucidating the molecular

interaction of Zebrafish (Danio rerio) peptidoglycan recognition protein 2 with

diaminopimelic acid and lysine type peptidoglycans using in silico approaches.

Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics, pp.1-13. NAAS rating-9.31

234. Routaray B. K., Bhattacharya S., Panigrahi D., Panda T. and Dash S. R. 2019. Effect

of planting and its impact on grain yield in north eastern coastal plains if Odisha. J.

of Ento. and Zoology studies, 7(5):1287-1290. NAAS Score: 5.53

235. Routray, S. and Misra, H.P. 2019. Establishment of baseline toxicity data to

thiamethoxam for adult black legume aphid, Aphis craccivora Koch. by leaf dip

bioassay method. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 7(4): 990-993. NAAS

rating: 5.53

236. Routray, S. and Misra, H.P. 2019. Studies on persistence toxicity of thiamethoxam

25 WDG, imidacloprid 17.8 SL and dimethoate 30 EC against Aphis craccivora

Koch in cowpea. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sc., 8 (12): 2706-2716.

NAAS rating:5.38

237. Saha, B., Swain, D., Borgohain, P., Rout, G.R., Koyama, H. and Panda, S.K. 2020.

Enhanced exudation of malate in the rhizosphere due to AtALMT1 overexpression

in blackgram (Vigna mungo L.) renders increased aluminium tolerance. Plant

Biology, 53:1-8 NAAS rating : 8.39

150150

238. Sahoo P. R., Mishra S. R., Mohapatra, S., Sahu, Santoswini, Sahoo, G. and Behera

P. C. 2019. In silico structural and phylogenetic analysis of glyceraldehyde 3-

phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) in domestic animals. Indian Journal of Animal

Research, 53(12): 1607-1612. NAAS rating: 6.44

239. Sahoo, B. B. and Tripathy, P. 2019. Efficacy of Herbicides against Weed flora in

Onion (Allium cepa). J. of Crop and Weed, 15(1): 158-163. NAAS Score: 5.28

240. Sahoo, B.; Nedunchezhiyan, M.; Acharyya, P.; Munshi, R.; Sahu, D.; Toppo, M.;

Tripathy, S. and Sunita, K. 2019. Site specific nutrient management in elephant foot

yam-A Review. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Science,

8(9):1591-1596. NAAS rating: 5.38.

241. Sahoo, B.B. and Tripathy, P. 2019. Scheduling weed management practices for

improving weed control efficiency and bulb yield in onion. Indian Journal of

Weed Science, 51(3):308-311. NAAS rating:5.17

242. Sahoo, C.R, Dash, M. and Acharya, N. 2019. Biochemical responses of Indian

mustard to water stress. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied

Sciences, 8(2):1711-1718. NAAS rating :5.38.

243. Sahoo, D. Tripathy, S.K. Sahoo, B., Nayak, S.L. and Dalei, D. R. 2019. Role of

molecular markers in vegetables improvement. Journal of Pharmaconosy and

Phytochemistry, 8(6):456-460. NAAS rating: 5.21

244. Sahoo, H. K., Behera, B., Satapathy, M.R. and Behera, S.D. 2019. Sustainable Rural

Livelihood Security of small farmers through efficient resource recycling in crop-

fish-poultry-mushroom based integrated farming system model. International


rating: 5.38.

245. Sahoo, N. R., Bal, L. M. and Pal, U. S. 2019. Drying characteristics of onion shreds

under different drying methods. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 89 (10):

NAAS rating: 6.23

246. Sahoo, N., Mishra, S. K., Swain, R. K., Acharya, A. P., Pattnaik, S., Sethy, K. and

Sahoo, L. 2019. Effect of turmeric and ginger supplementation on immunity,

antioxidant, liver enzyme activity, gut bacterial load and histopathology of broilers.

Ind. J. Anim. Sci., 89(7): 774–779. NAAS rating: 6.23

247. Sahoo, N., Panigrahi, B., Paul, J. C. and Behera, B. P. 2019. Assessment of

Morphometric Parameters in Baitarani Basin using Remote Sensing and GIS. Int. J.

of Current Microbiology and Applied Sc., 8(8): 2005-2018. NAAS rating :5.38

248. Sahoo, S and Beura S.K. 2019. Helminthosporium vignicola-A new report of target

leaf spot disease of cowpea Vigna unguiculta (L.) Walp.from Odisha, India,

International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences.8(04):809-813.

NAAS rating: 5.38.

249. Sahoo, T.R., Paikaray, R.K., Behera, B. and Jena, S.N. 2020. Effect of sunflower

residue incorporation, method of establishment and nutrient management on weed

population and dry matter in rice. Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry,

9(2):939-941. NAAS rating: 5.21

250. Sahoo, T.R., Paikaray, R.K., Mishra, K.N. and Rath, B.S. 2020. Microbial activity

as influenced by sunflower residue incorporation, method of establishment and

Nutrient management of Rice-greengram-sunflower cropping system in Odisha,

151151

India. Int. J. of Current Microbiology and Applied Sc., 9(4):924-928. NAAS rating:

5.38.

251. Sahu, B. P., Majee, P., Mishra, C., Dash, M., Biswal, S., Sahoo, N. and Nayak, D.

2019. The emergence of subclades A1 and A3 avipox viruses in India.

Transboundary and Emerging Diseases, on line https:// doi.org./10.1111

tbed.13413 NAAS rating: 9.55

252. Sahu, B., Singh, S.D., Behera, B.K., Panda, S.K., Das, A. and Parida, P. 2019. Rapid

detection of Salmonella contamination in seafoods using multiplex PCR. Brazilian

Journal of Microbiology. 50, 807-816. NAAS rating: 8.86

253. Sahu, P., Dash, D.K. Lenka, J., Dash, S.N., Tripathy, S.K. Mishra, A and Sahu.A.

2019. Gamma radiosensitivity study on papaya cv. Ranchi local & Arka Surya. Int.

J. Chemical Studies, 7(6):146-153. NAAS: 5.31

254. Sahu, P., Dash, D.K., Lenka, J. Dash, S.N., Tripathy, S.K, Mishra, A and Sahu.A.

2019. Standardisation of Gamma Dose in Papaya cv. Ranchi Local and Arka Surya.

Int. J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci., 8(10): 361-373. NAAS rating : 5.38

255. Sahu, Prativa, Dash, D. K., Lenka, J., Dash, S. N., Tripathy,S. K., Mishra, A. and

Sahu, A. 2019. Standardisation of Gamma Dose in Papaya cv. Ranchi Local and Arka

Surya. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 8(10):361-373. NAAS rating: 5.38.

256. Sahu, Prativa; D. K. Dash, J. Lenka, S. N. Dash, S. K. Tripathy, A. Mishra and Sahu,

A. 2019. Gamma radiosensitivity study on papaya cv. Ranchi local & Arka Surya.

International Journal of Chemical Studies. 7(6): 146-153. NAAS rating: 5.31.

257. Sahu, Priyanka. Tripathy, P., Sahu, G.S., Dash, S.K., Pattnayak, S.K., Sarkar, S.,

Tripathy, B., Nayak, N.J. and Mishra, S. 2019. Effect of Integrated Nutrient

Management on growth and fruit yield of Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.). Journal

of Crop & Weeds (Accepted) NAAS rating: 5.28

258. Sahu, S. K., Sahoo, N. Mohanty, B. N. and Mohapatra, D. 2020. Piroplasmosis in a

captive Grant’s Zebra Equus quagga boehmi (Mammalia: Perissodactyla: Equidae)

– A case study. Journal of Threatened Taxa, 12 (5): 15646–15650. NAAS rating:

5.10

259. Sahu, S., Mishra, S. R. and Kundu, A. K. 2019. Impact of thermal stress on

expression dynamics of HSP60 in cardiac fibroblast cells of goat. Animal

Biotechnology, 28: 1-7. NAAS rating: 7.26

260. Sahu, S., Mishra, S. R., Behera, S. S., Mishra, C., Mohapatra, S., Dalai, N.,

Mahapatra, A. P. K. and Kundu, A. K. 2019. Impact of heat challenge on expression

dynamics of HSP90 in cardiac cells of goat. Biological Rhythm Research. DOI:

10.1080/09291016.2019.1672018. NAAS rating: 6.77

261. Sahu, S., Parida, C. and Mishra, J. N. 2019. Study on health hazards of workers in

coir industry. The Pharma Innovation J., 8(6): 28-30. NAAS Score: 5.03

262. Samal, S. K., Mishra, J. N., Pradhan, P.L. and Mohanty, S.K. 2020. Comparison of

field performance of different paddy transplanters available in Odisha, India.



263. Samal, S., Mishra C.S.K. and Sahoo S. 2019. Setal-epidermal, muscular and

enzymatic anomalies induced by certain agrochemicals in the earthworm Eudrilus

eugeniae (Kinberg)- Environmental Science and Pollution Research (Springer)

26(8), 8039-8049 .IF-2.90. NAAS rating: 8.91

152152

264. Samal, S., Sahoo, S., Mishra, C.S.K., 2019: Evaluating the effect of monocrotophos

and glyphosate on microbial population and certain important exoenzyme activities

in soil Journal of Environmental Biology. 40 ; 226-234. NAAS rating: 6.56

265. Samal, S., Samal, R.R., Mishra, C.S.K & Sahoo, S., 2019. Setal anomalies in the

tropical earthworms Drawida willsi and Lampito mauritii exposed to elevated

concentrations of certain agrochemicals: An electron micrographic and molecular

docking approach. Environmental Technology & Innovation (Elsevier) 15.DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1016/ j.eti.2019.100391. IF:2.80 NAAS rating: 8.80

266. Samanta, G., Mishra, S. K., Behura, N. C., Sahoo, G., Behera, K., Swain, R. K.,

Sethy, K., Biswal. S. and Sahoo, N. 2019. Studies on Utilization of Calcium

Phosphate Nano Particles as Source of Phosphorus in Broilers. Animal Nutrition and

Feed Technology, 19: 77-88. NAAS rating: 6.31

267. Samantaray, S.K; Satapathy, M.R. and Jena, S.N. 2020. Effect of nutrient

management practices on yield attributes, yield attributes, yield nutrient uptake and

pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan L.) and cultivars during Rabi season. Int. Journal of

Current Microbiology and Applied Sc., 9(3). NAAS rating: 5.38

268. Sarangi, D. 2019. Relative Efficiency of Udaipur Rock Phosphate Combined with

Amendments in Acid Soils of Odisha, India, Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci., 8(1):

322-341. NAAS rating: 5.38.

269. Sarangi, D. 2019. Use of Udaipur rock phosphate with different amendments in

improving phosphorus availability and hybrid Napier grass yield in acid soils of

Odisha, India, International Journal of Chemical Studies, 7(2): 2150-2164. NAAS

rating: 5.31.

270. Sarkar, S., Sahu, G. S., Das, S., Dash, S. K., Mohanty A., Pattanaik, A. and Pathak,

M. 2019. Variation in the susceptibility of Okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L.

Moench) genotypes to yellow vein mosaic virus diseaseunder field condition. J. of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 8(5): 247-250. NAAS Score: 5.21

271. Satapathy, D., Mishra, S. K., Swain, R. K., Sethy, K., Barik, S., Sahoo, J. K., Samal,

P. and Barik, S. 2019. Combating anestrous problem in crossbred cattle by nutritional

interventions in field conditions of Odisha. Indian Journal of Animal Research, 53

(3): 355-360. NAAS rating: 6.44

272. Satpathy, P., Das, S., Sahu G. S. and Pradhan, B. D. 2019. Variation in indigenous

auxin response of tomato genotypes and its association with yield. Int. J. of Chem.

Studies, 7(6): 2488-2494. NAAS Score: 5.31

273. Selim, A. M., Senapati, S. K., Das, M., Mishra, C., Patra, R. C. and Panda, S, K,

2020. Molecular, epidemiological and hematological evaluation in Theileria

orientalis infected cattle from an endemic region in India. Animal Biotechnology.

10.1080/10495398.2020.1738450: 1-8 NAAS rating: 7.26

274. Sen, A., Dhal, A. and Niranjan, C. 2020. Assessment of various nutritional media,

temperature and colour on growth behaviour of Blue Oyster mushroom in Odisha,

India. Int. J. Curr. Microbiology and App. Sc., 9(3): 842-847. NAAS Score: 5.38

275. Seni, A. and Naik, B. S. 2019. Evaluation of rice germplasm against rice gall midge,

Orseolia oryzae (Wood-Mason). J. of Ent. and Zoology Studies, 7(4): 516-520.

NAAS Score: 5.53

153153

https://doi.org/10.1016/

276. Seni, A., and Naik, B. S., 2019. Evaluation of some botanicals and insecticides

against stem borer, plant hoppers and natural enemies in rice. J. of Entomological

Res., 43(4): 439-443. NAAS Score: 5.13

277. Seni, A., Pal, R., and Naik, B. S. 2019. Compatibility of some newer insecticides and

fungicides against major pests of rice. Pesticide Res. J., 31(2): 259-265. NAAS

Score: 5.90

278. Sethi, D., Mohanty, S., Pattanayak, S. K. 2019. Acid and salt tolerance behavior of

Rhizobium isolates and their effect on microbial diversity in the rhizosphere of

redgram (Cajanus cajan L.). Ind. J. of biochemistry and biophysics, 56(3): 245-252.

NAAS Score: 6.39

279. Sethi, D., Mohanty, S., Pattanayak, S. K. 2019. Effect of different carbon, nitrogen

and vitamine sources on exopolysaccharide production of Rhizobium species

isolated from root nodule of redgram. Ind. J of Biochemistry and Biophysics. 56 (1);

86-93. NAAS Score: 6.39

280. Sethi, S., Mishra, R., Sardar, K. K., Visht, K. S., Senapati, I. A., Rath, P. K. and

Mishra, B. P. 2019. Study of antimicrobial sensitivity of bovine mastitis using

various tea extracts. International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied

Sciences, 8(10):883-889. NAAS rating: 5.38.

281. Sethy, B.K., Dash, D.K., Tarai, R.K., Dash, S.N and Dash, A.K. 2019. Effect of

Integrated Nutrient Management on Vegetative Growth, Flowering and Yield of

Papaya (Carica papaya L.) cv. Coorg Honey Dew. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

8(10): 2400-2407. NAAS rating :5.38

282. Sethy, B.K., Dash, D.K., Tarai, R.K., Sahoo, S.C., Sahoo, A.K. and Lenka, P.C.

2019. Effect of integrated nutrient management on yield and physico-chemical

characteristics of papaya (Carica papaya L.) Cv. coorg honey dew. International

Journal of Chemical Studies; 7(5): 73-76 NAAS rating :5.31

283. Sethy, K., Behera, A. K., Swain, R. K., Mishra, S. K., Behera, K. and Mishra, P. C.

2019. Effect of dietary supplementation area specific mineral mixture along with

hormonal interventions on the performances of the anoestrous and repeat breeding

crossbred cattle. Indian Journal of Animal Nutrition, 36(3): 247-251. NAAS rating:

5.02

284. Sethy, S. K., Mishra, A., Dash, P. K., Saren, S. and Dey, P. 2019. Geo-Information

based Soil Fertility Status of Deogarh District of Odisha, India. Int. J. Curr.

Microbiol. App. Sc., 8(12): 255-262. NAAS Score: 5.38

285. Sharma, S., Rout, K. K., Khanda, C. M., Tripathi, R., Shahid, Md., Nayak, A.,

Satpathy, S., Banik, N. C., Iftikar, W., Parida, N., Kumar, V., Mishra, A., Castillo,

R. L., Velasco, T., and Buresh, R. J. 2019. Field-specific nutrient management using

Rice Crop Manager decision support tool in Odisha, India. Field Crops Res.,

241:107578. NAAS Score: 9.87

286. Shatpathy, P., Arti, Singh, S. P., Dwibedi, S. K. and Dash, A. 2019. Assessment of

Physiological Traits for Adaptation to Flowering Stage Water Deficit in Rainfed

Lowland Rice (Oryza sativa L.). Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci, 8(10): 245-255.

NAAS rating: 5.38

287. Shety, R., Dehuri, M., Panda, M. R. and Mohanty, B. 2019. Dipteran flies in stable

in and around Bhubaneswar, Odisha. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies,

7 (6):1072-1074. NAAS rating: 5.53

154154

288. Singh, B. P., Lenka, D., Lenka, D. and Tripathy, S.K. 2020. Physiological

characterization of maize inbred lines under moisture deficit condition. Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 9(1): 112-114, NAAS: 5.21

289. Singh, B., Das, N. and Gupta, S. 2020. Delineation of genotype- by- environment

interaction and validation of resistant genotypes in mung bean to root knot nematode

(M. incognita) using GGE biplot. Scientific Reports (Nature research), 10: 4108.

NAAS Score: 10.12

290. Singh, S., Premlata, Sitaram B.,

Singh S, Singh, K.N., Ray, M., Dahiya, S., Dubey, S.K., Singh, A., Mishra, P.J.,P

attanaik, B.R., Shankar, R., Rubeka, Pandey, J., Rai, V., Singh, S.P.and Mahapatra,

S.K. 2019. Nutritional Health Multidimensional Locus of Control (HMLC)

Instrument for Farming Community: Confirmatory factor analysis, Indian Journal

of Extension Education, 55(3):25-29. NAAS rating: 5.32

291. Soren, N. Mishra, R. Bisht, K. Senapati, I. Rath, P. 2019. Isolation and

characterization of Clostridium perfringens from small ruminants of Odisha. Journal

of Entomology and Zoology Studies, 7(6): 965-968 NAAS rating: 5.53

292. Srivastava, N., Kapoor, R., Kumar, R., Kumar, S., Saritha, R. K., Kumar, S. and

Baranwal, V. K. 2019. Rapid diagnosis of Cucumber mosaic virus in banana plants

using a fluorescence-based real-time isothermal reverse transcription-recombinase

polymerase amplification assay. J. of Virological Methods, 270: 52-58. NAAS Score:

7.75

293. Swain, D., Baisakh, B., Lenka, D. and Tripathy, S.K. 2019. M1 Biological Injuries:

Indicators for M2 Macro- and Micro-mutation in Mungbean [Vigna radiata (L.)

Wilczek]. Int.J.Curr. Microbiol.App.Sci., 8(9): 1685-1696. NAAS : 5.38

294. Swain, D., Baisakh, B., Tripathy, S.K and Lenka, D. 2019. Mutagenic effect of

gamma rays, EMS, NG and their combinationsfor induction of Chlorophyll and

macro-mutations in mungbean (Vigna radiata(L.) Wilczek). Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytocemistry, 8(5): 2489-2495. NAAS rating: 5.21

295. Swain, L.L., Mishra, C., Sahoo, S.S., Nayak, G., Pradhan, S.K., Mishra, S.R. and

Dige, M., 2020. An in vivo and in silico analysis of novel variation in TMBIM6 gene

affecting cardiopulmonary traits of Indian goats. Journal of Thermal Biology, 88,

p.102491.NAAS rating-8.09

296. Swain, N., Mishra, A., Saren, S., Dash, P. K., Digal, M. and Mishra, B. B. 2019. Soil

fertility status of some villages in Khordha and Bhubaneswar block of Khordha

district under North Eastern Ghat Agro Climatic Zone of Odisha, India. Int. J. Curr.

Microbiol. App. Sc., 8 (1): 415-423. NAAS Score: 5.38

297. Swain, P., Shweta, K. and Das, B. C. 2020. Factors causing distress migration among

bonded labourers in Nuapada district of Odisha, India. Int. J. of Curr. Microbiol.

App. Sci., 9(2): 1193-1196. NAAS rating: 5.38.

298. Tripathy, M. K., Dandapat, B. and Panda, N.K. 2020. Studies on Insect Diversity

Associated with Important Tree Species at Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India Int. J. of

Curr. Microbiology and Applied Sc. 9 (5): 2319-7706 NAAS rating: 5.38.

299. Tripathy, S. and Rath, L. K. 2019. Antibiosis in rice to white backed plant hopper as

influenced by zinc application. Indian Journal of Entomology, 81 (4):888-892.

NAAS rating:5.89

155155

300. Tripathy, S. and Rath, L. K. 2019 Non-preference mechanism of reduced resistance

in rice to white backed plant hoppers through application of zinc. Journal of

Entomology and Zoology Studies,7(1): 1240-1243. NAAS rating: 5.53

301. Tripathy, S. and Rath, L. K. 2020. Induced tolerance mechanism of resistance in rice

to WBPH through zinc application. International Journal of Current Microbiology

and Applied Science, 9(1):1870-1876. NAAS rating: 5.38

302. Tripathy, S. K, Mohapatra, S., Mohanty A. K., Panigrahy, N. and Lenka, S. 2019.

Productivity of rabi onion as influenced by sole and sequential application of

herbicides. Ind. J. of Agronomy, 64(2):248-252. NAAS Score: 5.46

303. Tripathy, S. K., Lenka, D., Prusti, A. M., Mishra, D., Swain, D. and Behera, S. K.

2019. Anther culture in rice: progress and breeding perspective. Applied Biol. Res.,

21(2): 87-104. NAAS Score: 5.07

304. Tripathy, S. K., Nayak, G., Naik, J., Patnaik, M., Dash, A. P., Sahoo, D. B. and Prusti,

A. M. 2019. Signal Transduction in Plants under Drought and Salt Stress-An

Overview. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sc., 8(08): 318-325. NAAS Score: 5.38

305. Tripathy, S. K., Suraj, B. and Sahu D. 2020. Phenotyping and association of grain

zinc content with agromorphological traits in a core rice germplasm. Int. J. of Chem.

Studies, 8(2): 685-691. NAAS- 5.31

306. Vithu, P., Dash, S. K. and Rayaguru, K. 2019. Post-Harvest Processing and

Utilization of Sweet Potato: A Review. Food Reviews International, DOI:

10.1080/87559129.2019. 1600540, NAAS rating: 9.10

307. Vithu, P., Dash, S. K., Rayaguru, K., Panda, M. K. and Nedunchezhiyan, M. 2020.

Optimization of starch isolation process for sweet potato and characterization of the

prepared starch. J. of Food Measurement and Characterization, 14: 1520–1532.

https://doi. org/10. 1007/s11694-020-00401-8. NAAS Score: 7.18

308. Wali, V.R., Mishra, R.K., Mohapatra, B.P. and Mishra, S.N. 2019 Analysis of

cropping patterns followed by members and non-members of water users association

in Upper Krishna Project Command Area, Int. J. of Current Microbiology and

Applied Sc. 8(12): 1220-1224. NAAS rating: 5.38

309. Wali, V.R., Mishra, R.K.; Mohapatra, B.P. and Mishra, S.N. 2020 Constraints faced

by farmers in Canal Command areas of Upper Krishna Project, Journal of

Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, 9(1): 222-225. NAAS rating: 5.21

156156

https://doi.org/10.1007/s11694-020-00401-8

FIG. 1.3. Research Publications in Journals (NAAS >5.0)

6.6.3.5. Innovation and Best Practices: What are the innovative efforts of the

University that help in its excellence in research?

Centres of Excellence: Creation of commodity specific centres of excellence based on

zonal level commodity specificity. Those are Rice, Groundnut (RRTTS,

Bhubaneswar),Aromatic Rice (Rice Res. Station, Jeypore), Maize (RRTTS, Umerkote),

Millets, Pulses (CPR, Berhampur), Winter pulses, Linseed (RRTTS, Keonjhar),

Mustard (RRTTS, Ranital), Sesamum (RRTTS, Dhenkanal), Ginger (RRTTS,

Semiliguda), Turmeric (RRTTS, G. Udayagiri), Cotton, Fruits (RRTTS,

Bhawanipatna), Coconut, IFS (Sakhigopal Farm), Chilli (RRTTSS, Kirei), Seed

Production (RRTTSS, Motto and SRF, Gambharipali), Jute (JRS, Kendrapara),

Sugarcane (SRS, Nayagarh), Spices (HARS, Pottangi)&Dryland Agriculture (DLAP,

Phulbani). Proposal submitted for set up of Centre of Excellence in areas of Cutting

Edge Sciences related to agriculture at University head quarter viz. Creation of CoE in

areas:Genomics, transgenics and bioinformatics in agriculture and allied areasunder

School of Genomics, Transgenics and Bio-informatics,Application of Nano-sciences

and sensors in agriculture under School of Application of Nanoscience and

Sensors,Research on VRT, ICT, IOT, bigdata analysis, GIS and other recent sciences

under School of Precision Agriculture and NRM, Fundamental research on social

sciences to take the cutting edge-science to stakeholders under School of Social

Sciences

Strengthening Research Collaborations: MoU with different premier institutes in

nation/abroad for research excellence, viz: MoU between OUAT & Rothamstead

Research Int., UK to work on Genome editing, between OUAT &IIT, Delhi to work

2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

82

118

254 267

309

157157

on Sensor application, Nano technology, Geospatial and other advanced sciences.,

Draft MoU of OUAT with CIARB and NDRI proposed for Animal Research.

6.6.3.6. IPR Cell/ ITMU: Whether the University is currently having functional

Intellectual Property Right Cell in place. Mention the date of the meetings conducted

by the Cell in last three years and what were the major recommendations. Is the

University having Institute Technology Management Unit in place. Mention the date

of the meetings conducted by the Unit in last three years and what were the major

recommendations.

The University has a separate cell for protection of intellectual property,

headed by a senior scientist. Recently, the technology management cell has been

constituted to look after protection of intellectual property and commercialization of

technological products. Various technologies in the form of crop varieties, farm

implements, value added products, processes, etc. have been developed by the

university, which need to be protected as per the prevailing acts and rules. Several

steps have been taken for obtaining patent, registration of implement design & crop

varieties and protection of copyright of published works and computer programmes.

A patent has been granted by Govt. of India in 2018 on a product technology

“Raw stone apple slicer” (305823, 1239/KOL/2008) developed by the University. Application has been filed for obtaining patent on“Black pepper thresher-cum-grader”.

Besides, design application has been submitted for registration of black pepper thresher-

cum-grader. Applications have also been filed with PPV& FR Authority, New Delhi for

protection of various crop varieties such as Sushree (Toria), Arpita (Linseed),

Hiranmayee & Tanmayee (Rice) and Shresthaa (Jute). Till now, a total of 22 crop

varieties consisting of four commodity groups viz; Rice (15 nos.), Sesame (3 nos.),

Black gram (2 nos.), Rapeseed-mustard (2 nos.) have been protected in the PPV&FR

Authority. One Copyright application (computer programme) has been filed for the

work “TreeScale: An android application to measure thevolume of tree species” for protection.

Till now, the University has facilitated in registering seven animal breeds

including four in cattle, two in buffalo and one in poultry-fowl category.

Table 1.35. Date of meetings & major recommendations of IPR Cell

Date of

meeting

Major recommendations

05.02.2018 Release of crop varieties, notification and protection under

PPV&FR Act,2001

14.03.2018 Filing of application of crop variety “ARPITA” of Linseed crop for registration under PPV&FR Act,2001 as Extant variety

02.04.2018 Proposals for registration of animal/fish breeds and microbial

strains / genetic resources for registration

158158

Date of

meeting


23.04.2018 Filing of application of crop variety “TANMAYEE” and “HIRANMAYEE”of Rice crop for registration under PPV&FR Act,2001 as Extant variety

30.04.2018 Submission of patent applications to DST for proper search,

drafting and filing on“Standardization of viable protocol for rapid in vitro cloning of plantain (Musa AAB group) cv. Gaja Bantal”, “ A fast protocol for in vitro cloning of Sugarcane

(SaccharumofficinarumL.)cv. Sabita” and “In vitro propagation of

Lilium (Lilium spp.) cv. Nashville”

05.05.2018 Introduction of “Undertaking-cum-Declaration” in place of prevalent practice of MoU in issue of Non-Exclusive License

(NEL) against the OUAT protected crop varieties.

18.01.2019 Filing of “Sorada Lotus”, an agricultural good for registration of the goods under the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration

and Protection) Act,1999

12.03.2019 Submission of patent application to NRDC on “system and method for volume estimation of standing trees from images captured using

smartphone camera”

21.03.2019 Submission of Literary Work (Computer program) on “TreeScale:

An android application to measure the volume of tree species”for

registration under the Copyright Act,1957

Submission of one design application on “Black Pepper Thresher cum Grader” to NRDC

02.08.2019 Submission of patent application on “Black Pepper Thresher cum Grader” to NRDC

Submission of Farmer applications to PPV&FR Authority for Plant

Genome Savior Farmers Rewards and Recognitions

25.08.2018 Submission of patent application on “Ragi Thresher cum Pearler” to NRDC

19.09.2018 Constitution of Institute Germplasm Identification Committee

(IGIC) of OUAT

27.11.2019 • Policy Guidelines of Technology Management Cell for protection

of Intellectual Property and Management/Commercialization of

Technologies of OUAT

• Patent/Design application on “Black Pepper cum Grader”

• Geographical Indications on “Sorada Lotus”

06.12.2019 leasing of the Primary Processing Facility Unit for Ginger

established under NAIP Component-II Project of OUAT at

Daringbadi

18.12.2019 • Protection of farmers’ varieties in PPV&FR Authority

• Organizing one day workshop on IPR with the help of NRDC

• Sale of seeds of crop varieties developed from OUAT in branded

packets (OUAT KALINGA)

159159

Date of

meeting


12.05.2020 Collection of User fee for supply of breeder seeds of OUAT

varieties and which are not protected under the PPV&FR Act,2001

05.06.2020 • Filing of patent application on "Sorghum Thresher cum Cleaner

• Filing of design application for “Black Pepper cum Grader” under

the Design Act,2000

• Protection of "OUAT KALINGA" logo under the Trade Marks

Act,1999

• Renewal of protection period of paddy variety-Ranidhan under the

PPV&FR Act,2001 up to 1.5.2029

10.09.2020 Filing of goods from Odisha for protection under the Geographical

Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act,1999

Technology Management Cell

The Technology Management Cell (TMC) of the University works for protecting

intellectual properties followed by management/ commercialization of technologies.

OUAT has developed several varieties, breeds, production and protection technologies

on crop, animal & fishery, farm machinery, mushroom, etc., which need to be out-scaled

and commercialized. The cell addresses various technical issues relating to

commercialization of crop variety & farm implements, deciding modalities for

procurement of technological inputs and strengthening linkage with outside agencies

regarding promotion of technological products. The cell encourages a greater

professional recognition in the fields of innovation and invention ultimately resulting in

faster technological progress in the University. The technologies developed by the

University are protected, managed and commercialized by the cell. The cell also

facilitates communities in protecting community rights through protecting agricultural

and manufactured goods having unique characteristics under GI Act.

The achievements of the Technology Management Cell are detailed below.

Crop Varieties protected under PPV & FR Act, 2001

Crops Varieties Registered

Rice Mandakini

Sesame Smarak, Subhra

Linseed Arpita

Crop Varieties filed for protection under PPV & FR Act, 2001

Crops Varieties

Rice Hiranmayee (REG/2018/261), Tanmayee

(REG/2018/262)

Jute Shresthaa (REG/2012/416)

Rapeseed & Mustard Sushree (REG/2017/1392)

Farmers’ Crop varieties filed for protection under PPV & FR Act, 2001

160160

Crop District of collection Number

Paddy Jajpur 4

Jagatsinghpur 12

Koraput 4

Total 20

(Annexure 1.9)

Patent granted to OUAT

Patent No. /

Appln. No.

Invention /

Technology

Date of

Patent

Date of

Grant

Validity

305823

1239/KOL/2008

Raw stone

apple slicer

(product)

22.07.2008 17.01.2019 22.07.2008

to

21.07.2028

(Annexure 1.10)

Table 1.36. Patents/ Designs and Copyrights filed

Sl.

No.

IPR

domain

Theme / Title /Goods

/Variety

Application

No. allotted by

the Registry

Status

1 Patent Black Pepper Thresher

cum Grader

202031035469 Application filed

on 18.8.2020

2 Patent Ragi Thresher cum

Pearler

201831041879 Publication on

8.5.2020

3 Patent A Portable Evaporaively

Cooled Storage System

201831011841 Compliance report

to FER filed on

9.11.2020

4 Patent A Miniaturized System

for cost effective and

small scale Vegetable

Oil Refining

201831011758 Compliance report

to FER filed on

13.06.2020

5 Design Black Pepper Thresher

cum Grader

334849-001 Application filed

on 3.11.2020

6 Copyright An android application

to measure the volume

of tree species

10468/2019-

CO/L

Compliance

submitted

Animal Breeds protected

Category

of Animal

Breed name with

registered number

Breeding tract

Poultry-

Fowl

Hansli Chicken

INDIA_CHICKEN_1500_H

ANSLI_12018

Mayurbhanj district, suitable for game

(fighting) and meat purpose, Average

egg production is 67 per year with an

egg weight of 46g. Average body weight

161161

is about 3.8kg in males and 2.5kg in

females

Copyrights (Literary works) protected under the Copyright Act 1957

Class of

work

Title of the Work ROC. No. & Diary

No.

Literary Doubling Farmers’ Income in Odisha – District Specific Strategy Document

L-79176/2018

14801/2018-CO/L

Table 1.37. Geographical Indication filed for registration

Sl

No

Name and

type of Goods

Applicant(s) and Authorized

Producer organization(s)

Remarks /

Appl. No.

1. Sorada Lotus,

Agricultural

Goods (Class-

31)

1. OUAT

2. Sorada Taluka Primary

Fishermen Cooperative Society

Ltd

Authorized Producer

Organization:

Sorada Taluka Primary Fishermen

Cooperative Society Ltd.

In process

2. Dhenkanal

Magji

(Food stuff,

Class-30)

Date of Regn.: 07.12.2020

Registered Applicant: OUAT

Authorized Producers : Dhenkanal

Sweets Association, Dhenkanal,

Odisha

GI Appln. No.

724

3. Mayurbhanj

Kai Chutney

(Food stuff,

Class-31)



Authorized Producers : The

Mayurbhanj Kai society Ltd.,

Baripada

GI Appln. No.

725

4. Nayagarh

Kanteimundi

Brinjal

(Agricultural,

Class-31)



Authorized Producers :

Neelamadhav Society Ltd.,

Banapur and Dhanalaxmi Society

Ltd., Fategarh

GI Appln. No.

739

The design of ragi thresher-cum-pearler developed by the University has been

commercialized.

Funds received by the Technology Management Cell: An amount of Rs. 6.97 lakhs

were collected during 2016-17 to 2020-21 as license fee by issuing NEL against the

OUAT varieties protected in PPV&FR Act. Besides, Farm Machinery Testing Centre

has collected Rs. 24.54 lakh as testing fee. Rs. 17.92 lakh has been generated through

the private company sponsored trials and rs 16.62 lakh has been received as license fee.

162162

6.6.3.7. Central Instrumentation Unit: Is there a Central Instrumentation Unit in

place? What are the facilities available in the unit?

The central Instrumentation Facility (CIF) of OUAT is a central facility of latest

and advanced analytical Instruments for research in the application areas of agriculture

and allied interdisciplinary sciences. Different equipments are available for imaging and

effective documentation, complete chemical analysis of the compound with its detail

characterization and laboratory services in the field of molecular biology. This facility

is open for the students, research scholars and faculty members of OUAT.

Scientists/faculties from other organizations, especially academic institutions avail this

facility on chargeable basis. The CIF takes up activities like capacity building and

human resources development for the operation and applications of different

instruments. This facility also encourages collaborative research with institutes of

repute. With a tagline of Techno Touch for Agro Search, the CIF is actively facilitating

the researchers of OUAT to advanced instrumentation facilities for quality research

output.

Salient features of CIF

• Well planned CIF building (Approx. 10,000 sqft) with faculty chamber, office

room, training hall, store, toilets etc.

• Well furnished laboratories with 24 X 7 power supply and back up facility,

humidity and temperature controlled system, insulated floors, round the clock water

supply and dust free environment.

• Well protected with CCTV surveillance and monitoring system.

• Adequate fire safety mechanisms with smoke detectors, fire alarms and fire

extinguishers.

• Well defined protocol for sample collection, labeling, storage and processing.

• Routine inspection, cleaning, maintenance, testing and calibration of the

instruments by authorized service engineers.

• Well laid out action plans to be taken in response to equipment failure.

• Maintains proper storage conditions for consumables.

• Proper record maintenance, result analysis, reporting and retrieval of data.

• First aid kit on each floor.

• Proper waste disposal mechanisms.

Table 1.38. List of instruments available in CIF

Sl. No List of the Equipment Make & Model

1 Scanning Electron

Microscope with EDS

Make: Hitachi

Model:S3400N

2 CHNS,O Analyzer Make: Elementar

Model: Unicube

3 HPTLC (High Performance

Thin Layer Chromatography)

Make: CAMAG

163163


4 FTIR* WITH ATR Make: Perkin Elmer

Model: Spectrum Two

5 ICP-OES Make: Perkin Elmer

Model: Avio 200

6 GC MS Make: Perkin Elmer

Model: Clarus 590 & SQ8MS

7 LC MS MS Make: Waters

Model: DELTA 600

MicromassQuatromicro

Flourescence, RID &

Absorbance detector

8 Automatic Microbial

Identification system

Make: Biomerieux

Model:Vitek-2 Compact 60

9 Micro plate Washer with

Reader

Make: Biorad

10 UV-VIS Spectrophotometer Make: Perkin Elmer

Model: Lambda 365

11 Microwave Digestion System Make: Anton Paar

Model: Multiwave- 3000

12 Kel Plus Nitrogen Analyzer Make: Pelican,

Model:KELPLUS. ClassicDX

13 Cryostat Make: Leica

Model: CM 1510 S

14 Ice flaking machine Make: Icematic

Model: F-200

15 Ultra Centrifuge Make: Hitachi

Model:himacCP100WX

16 High Speed Cooling

Centrifuge (Floor Model)

Make: KUBOTA

17 High Speed cooling

Centrifuge.(Bench top)

Make: Eppendorf

Model:5430R

18 Microcentrifuge Make:Remi

Model:CM-12 plus

19 Cooling Centrifuge(Bench

Top)

Make:Eltek

Model:RC-4100D

20 Minispin Plus Make: Eppendorf

21 Research Microscope with

photographic attachments

Make: Labovision

Model: SENSE i 4000

22 Multi parameter Bench top

meter

Make: OAKTON

23 Hydrolicpellette Press Make: Kimaya

164164


24 Rotary Vacuum Evaporator Make: Heidolph

25 Ultra Pure Water System Make: ELGA

26 Ultra Pure Water System

Make: Pall Scientific

27 Deep Freezer(-200C) Make: Elanpro

28 Deep Freezer(-200C) Make: Vestfrost

29 Deep Freezer(-800C) Make: New Brunswick

30 CO2 Incubator Make: New Brunswick

Galaxy 170 S

31 Bacteriological Incubator Make:Labotech

32 Hot air Oven Make:Labotech

33 Homogeniser (handheld) Make: Dynaken

34 Rotospin Make: Tarson

35 Vortex shaker Make: Tarson

36 Laminar Air Flow Make:Klenzflow

37 Auto pipette Set (1µ to 5ml.) Make: Eppendorf

38 Muffle Furnace Make:Accumax

39 Probe Sonicator Make: Branson

40 Bath Sonicator Make:Branson

41 Low Volume Concentrator Make: PCI Analytical

42 Bench top Autoclave Make: Esteem

43 Super Critical Fluid

Extraction and analytical

system

Make: JASCO

44 Solid Phase Extraction

System

Make: GILSON

45 Real Time PCR Make: BioRad

Chromo4 four color

6.6.3.8. Global Support: Global Support may assist Universities to organize and

undertake activities outside of the Regions by providing a centralized location for

administrative resources and a single point of contact for addressing related

questions. Does the University maintain functional experts in a range of

administrative areas to provide technical advice and guidance in the areas of

exchange programmes, visa related issues, International MoUs, collaborative

research, etc.?

The University collaborates with international organizations to strengthen

research activities and excelling in cutting egdge technology. The international

165165

organizations include IRRI, the Phillippines, University of Nebraska, USA; AIT,

Bangkok; ICRISAT; ICARDA, CIMMYT, ILRI, IFDC and other organizations. The

University has also signed MoU with Rothamstead Research Int., UK to work on

Genome editing. The University has participated in web-based policy discussions for

the Coalition for Food and Nutrition Security (CFNS), jointly organized by the Tata-

Cornell Institute (TCI), and BAIF Development Research Foundation.

Efforts are intensified for visit of faculties and students to various countries for

international exposure. During 2019-20, a total of 24 students have visited various

laboratories in USA, the Phillipines and Thailand for obtaining knowledge on cutting

edge science. Some of the faculties have visited other countries for presentation of

research findings and participation in international workshop/seminar.

Table 1.39. Collaborates with International Organizations

Name of the College No. of

students

Name of Host

University

College of Agril. Engg.

&Technology

05 IRRI, Philippines

College of Agril.,

Bhubaneswar

05 University of Nebraska,

Lincoln, USA

College of Vety. Sc. & AH 04 University of Nebraska,

Lincoln, USA


Rangailunda

10 Aqua Centre, AIT,

Bangkok, Thailand

(Annexure 1.11)

Table 1.40. Faculty Visited Abroad

Sl

No

Name of the

scientist

Department Country

visited

Purpose of visit Period

1 Mr Sukanta

Kumar Pradhan

Bio informatics USA Attend workshop 22nd - 23rd

August

2016

2 Dr. Chinmaya

Kumar Das,

Jr. Scientist,

RRTTS, Ranital

IRRI, the Philippines

Training 8th-26th

August,

2016

3 Prof. S.

Pasupalak

Hon’ble Vice-

Chancellor

Kenya Participated in

CIMMYT maize

programme

27 Aug. to 3

Sept. 2017

4 Prof. P.N.

Jagadev

Dean of Research Kenya Participated in

CIMMYT maize

programme

27 Aug. to 3

Sept. 2017

5 Dr. D. Lenka Assoc. Prof. Dept.

of PBG, CA,

BBSR


CIMMYT maize

programme

27 Aug. to 3

Sept. 2017

6 Dr. D. Swain,

Maize

Breeder & OIC,

AICRP on Maize


CIMMYT maize

programme

27 Aug. to 3

Sept. 2017

166166

Sl

No

Name of the

scientist

Department Country

visited


7 Dr. G.R.Jena Asst. Professor,

Dept. of Clinical

Veterinary

Medicine,

C.V.Sc. & A.H.

Taiwan Attended 6th World

Waterfoul Conference

20-25 Oct.

2017

8 Dr. K.K.

Panigrahi

Asst. Professor,

Plant Breeding &

Genetics

IRRI, the

Philippines Training on Design

and Analysis of

Breeding Trials using

Plant Breeding Tools

09-12 May,

2017

9 Dr. S. K.

Tripathy

Prof., Dept. of

ABT, CA,

Bhubaneswar

Bangla

desh

Presentation of

research results of the

Harvest Plus project

21-23 Oct.

2017

10 Dr. K. K.

Panigrahi

Asst.Prof. (PBG),

College of Agril.,

Chiplima

Israel International Training

on Agro-ecological

approaches for

sustainable agriculture

20th Oct. to

10th Nov.

2018

11 Dr. D. Behura Asst. Prof., CPGS Canada International

Conference of the

International

Association of

Agricultural

Economists

28 July to

2ndAug.

2018

12 Dr. D. Behura Asst. Prof., CPGS USA International

Conference on

Sustainable

Development

9-11th Nov.

2018

13 Dr. D. Behura Asst. Prof., CPGS Cornell To present a paper on

SRI on a request from

SRI International

13th Nov.

2018

14 Dr. C.S.K.

Mishra

Prof. & Head,

Zoology, CBSH

Singapore Leadership for

Academician

Programme (LEAP)

4-8 Mar., 2019

15 Dr. N. Sahoo Prof., Vety.

Epidemiology and

Preventive

Medicine, CVSc

& AH

Atlanta,

USA

Int. Conf. of American

Society for

Microbiologist on

New and emerging

pathogens from bush

meat

06-11 June

2018

16 Dr. (Mrs.) A.

Baliarsingh

Prof., Dept. of

Agril.

Meteorology, CA,

Bhubaneswar

Sri Lanka Workshop on

C-CAFS

21-23 Nov

2018

17 Dr. Niranjan

Senapati

AICRP on

MULLaRP

Thialand Field visit 26-30 Aug.

2018

18 Mrs. Sujata Das Jr.Scientist

(PBG),

AICRP on

MULLaRP

Thailand Advanced breeding

seed multiplication

systems, field

26-30 Aug.

2018

167167

Sl

No

Name of the

scientist

Department Country

visited


implementation

schemes in pulses

19 Dr.Akshaya Ku.

Senapati

Professor, Dept.

of Pl. Pathology,

CA, Bhubaneswar

Thialand International

conference on Role of

soil and plant health in

achieving sustainable

Development goals

22-25 Nov.,

2018

20 Dr R.K. Swain Professor, Animal

Nutrition

Jordan ICARDA project

workshop

13-20 July

2019

21 Dr N. Panda Professor, Animal

Nutrition

Jordan ICARDA project

workshop

13-20 July

2019

22 Dr. N. Sahoo Professor & Head,

Prev. Med.

Warsaw,

Poland

Participation in

Science Program

Review 2019

17-20 Sept.

2019

23 Dr. M.K. Ghosal Professor, Dept.

of FMP

Singapore Singapore-International

Conference of Science

and Technology

Research

15-16 Nov.

2019

24 Dr Ashok Ku.

Sahoo

Professor, College

of Forestry

Republic

of Korea

Observer in Asia Pacific

Forestry Commissioner

Meeting of the FAO

17-21 June

2019

25 Dr N. Bhola Assoc. Prof.,

College of

Forestry

Tribhuvan

University,

Nepal

International Conference

on Global initiatives in

agricultural and applied

sciences for eco-friendly

environment

16-18 June,

2019

26 Dr Debdutt

Behura

Asst. Prof., Agri

Business

Management

University

of

Missouri,

USA

To present a paper on

sustainability,

livelihood and gender

issues in rice farming

household in Odisha

23-25 July

2019

27 Prof. P.K. Roul Dean, Extension

Education

Norway Annual Project

Review Meeting

26-30 May

2019

28 Dr P.J. Mishra JDE, Directorate

of Extension

Education

Norway Annual Project

Review Meeting

26-30 May

2019

29 Dr. A.

Baliarsingh

Prof., Dept. of

Agrometerology,

CA, BBSR

Indonesia 5th Global Science

Conference on

Climate-Smart

Agriculture

8-10 Oct.

2019

30 Dr. A.

Baliarsingh

Prof., Dept. of

Agrometerology,

CA, BBSR

Nepal 3rd International

Workshop GIASE-

2019 at Tribhuvan

University

16-18 June,

2019

31 Dr. S. Biswal Prof., Dept. of

Agronomy, CA,

BBSR

Indonesia

5th Global Science

Conference on

Climate Smart

Agriculture

8-10 Oct.

2019

168168

6.6.4. Extension Support

6.6.4.1. Extension Council: Mention the present composition of the Extension Council

and provide the dates of meetings in last five years in tabular form.

The Extension Council is chaired by the Vice Chancellor and Dean of Extension

coordinates all the activities. The other members include Deans/Directors/Associate

Deans of colleges, Dean of Research, Associate Directors of Research of RRTTS,

Officer-in-Charge of RRTTSS, Commodity Research Stations and AICRPs; Senior

Scientists & Head of KVKs, officials of line Departments of Govt. of Odisha,

representatives from local ICAR Institutes and farmer representatives. It is also attended

by Heads of the Departments, faculty members, scientists and extension specialists of

the University.

The University conducts Research Council and Extension Council meetings

simultaneously in the name of State level Research and Extension Council meeting to

strengthen the linkage between research and extension system and decide transferable

technologies in consultation with scientists.

Table 1.41. Dates of Extension Council Meetings

Year Date

2016 06.06.16 to 08.06.16

2017 24.05.17 to 26.05.17

2018 10.05.18 to 12.05.18

2019 22.05.19 to 25.05.19

2020 17.06.20 to 18.06.20

6.6.4.2. Directorate of Extension Education: Give brief information about the

present establishment of the Directorate of Extension education, staff pattern, KVK

and other off-campus extension programmes, extension coordination mechanism,

extension and technology dissemination system and contribution in academic

programmes.

Present establishment of the Directorate of Extension education: The Directorate of

Extension Education looks after transfer of technologies to the farmers’ field through functioning of:

• Thirtyone Krishi Vigyan Kendras located across 28 districts of the state

• Information and Communication Centre

• University Extension Block Programme

• Distance Education Programme

• Video Project

• Agriculture Technology Information Centre

• Odisha Gender Resource Centre.

Staff pattern: The Dean, Extension education is the head of the Directorate of

Extension education. He is supported by four Joint Directors, four Deputy Directors

and other supporting staff. TheSenior Scientists and Head leads the KVKs and is

assisted by six scientists of variinterous diciplines and other supporting staff.

169169

KVK and other off-campus extension programmes: Some of the methodologies for

transfer of technology are on-farm testing, frontline demonstration, off campus and on

campus training, cluster demonstration on pulses and oilseeds, Farmers’ Fair, field days, kisan mobile advisory service, kisan gosti, farmers whatsApp groups, awareness

campaign, soil heath camp, animal health camp, radio and TV talks, news paper

coverage, farmers club meetings etc. Besides, KVKs also celebrate special days i.e.

Agril. Education Day, Jai Kisan Jai Vigyan, Mahila Kisan Divas, Women in

Agriculture Day, World Food Day, World Meteorological Day, World Soil Day etc.

Technologies on crop production & protection, horticulture crops, animal science,

fisheries science, farm machinery, soil-water management, women friendly drudgery

reduction farm implements, mushroom cultivation, nutritional garden, bee keeping,

agroforestry, climate resilient agricultural technologies, etc. are shared with the

farmers for enhancing agricultural production.

Extension coordination mechanism: The KVK activities are monitored by the

Directorate of Extension Education through monthly review meetings and visit of

officials from the directorate. Research-Extension linkage meetings are organized every

month at all the KVKs by involving scientists of research stations & KVKs, district level

extension officials, progressive farmers and officials from Agro Industries, Markfed, etc.

The farmers’ problems are discussed in the meeting and solutions are derived. Discussions are also made on research findings and various Govt. schemes/programmes

for the farmers.

Extension and technology dissemination system : Krishi Vigyan Kendras provide

knowledge to the farmers and extension personnel by conducting various types of

training programmes. Besides, technology dissemination is done through on-farm

testing, frontline demonstration, cluster demonstration on pulses & oilseeds, Farmers’ Fair, field days, kisan mobile advisory service, kisan gosti, farmers whatsApp groups,

awareness campaign, soil heath camp, animal health camp, radio and TV talks, news

paper coverage, farmers club meetings etc.

Technologies on crop production & protection, horticulture crops, animal

science, fisheries science, farm machinery, soil-water management, women friendly

drudgery reduction farm implements, mushroom cultivation, nutritional garden, bee

keeping, agroforestry, climate resilient agricultural technologies, etc. are shared with

the farmers for enhancing agricultural production.

6.6.4.3. Extension Planning and Technological Impact: In what way the extension

planning help to support enterprises in adopting and deploying new technologies and

in commercializing innovations? What is the mechanism in place to study the

technological impact?

There is rigorous exercise for preparation of action plan for extension activities

by the KVKs. This is done in multilayer involving Directorate of Extension Education,

ICAR-Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute and the State Level

Resrach-Extension Council. The scientists, extension specialists and farmers actively

170170

contribute for preparation of action plan, based on local requirements. The action plan

is reflected in action at KVK level through assessment & demonstration of technology,

skill trainings, farmers’fair, field days and similar programmes. A team of senior

scientists are stationed at the Directorate of Extension Education to monitor the

activities taken up at KVK level. ICAR-Agricultural Technology Application Research

Institute of the respective zones also oversee the technology transfer process of KVKs.

The extension machineries encourage rural youth to adopt modern technology

and initiate their own enterprise. Entrepreneurship trainings are regularly organized to

motivate young farmers to become agri-preneurs. The University is also facilitating and

providing technical support to Farmer Producer Organizations for commercialization of

various technologies. Presently, OUAT is extending technological guidance to 73

Farmer Producer Organizations in the state.

The technological impact is assessed through collection of farmers’ feedback and evaluation by the monitoring unit at headquarters. Many a times, the farmers express

their satisfaction on the support extended by the KVKs which is a measure of impact of

technology transfer.

Table 1.42. Extension accomplishments

Sl. Particulars Unit 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

1 Training to

farmers

No. of trainings 1410 1034 1265 1285 1483

No. of Beneficiary 35336 26022 32559 37448 38901

2 Training to

rural youth

No. of trainings 344 223 254 195 294


3 Training to

extension

personnel

No. of trainings 186 150 174 141 171


4 Sponsored

training

No. of trainings 42 60 107 68 148


5 On-farm

testing

No. conducted 425 443 235 241 271


6 Frontline

demonstrat

ion

No. conducted 441 448 426 440 542


6.6.4.4. Implementation of National Initiatives: Mention the status of

implementation of Student Ready, green initiatives, Farmers First Scheme,

MeraGaonMera Gaurav, NICRA and other similar schemes.

Implementation of Student READY : The final year UG students are attached to various

KVKs under RAWE programme. They are exposed to farmers’ field situation and are made acquainted with the real time field problems. The students also learn various

methods of technology transfer and earn experience on farmers’ training, field

demonstration and farmers’ fair. During 2018-19, through Rural Agricultural Work

171171

Experience activities; 237 final year students from College of Agriculture,

Bhubaneswar, Chiplima and Bhawanipatna were exposed to the farmers’ community in 103 priority blocks of the state as Agriculture Development Associates (Krishi Unnat

Sahayogi) with officials of State Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Empowerment. Similarly, during 2019-20, a total of 341 final year students from

College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar, Chiplima & Bhawanipatna and College of

Horticulture, Chiplima have worked as Agriculture Development Associates. The

students were involved in various activities under ten modules such as Seed Treatment,

Seed Availability & Assessment, Safe use of Pesticides, Availability of Fertilizers, DBT

in Fertilizers, Soil Health Card Scheme, Pradhanmantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY),

Pradhanmantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana (Micro-irrigation Scheme), SauraJalanidhi

Scheme and Farm Mechanization Scheme.

The students are regularly exposed to industry environment to have first hand

experience regarding industrial products and agri-inputs. During 2019-20, 304

students have visited different agro based industries for industrial exposure. During

the year, 401 students were involved in ELP and agro-industrial attachment

programme. Besides, 65 students of College of Veterinary Science and animal

husbandry have undergone internship training. Similarly, 163 students have taken part

in in-plant training.

During 2018-19, 425 students have been involed in experiential learning

programme and agro-industrial attachment. Besides, 62 students of College of

Veterinary Science and animal husbandry have undergone internship training.

Similarly, 109 students have taken part in in-plant training.

Green initiatives: The University has intensified its effort to harness solar energy to

move towards green campus. Solar panels are fitted on the roof top of various buildings

of the University. The electricity production capacity is as detailed below.

• College of Agricultur, Bhubaneswar: 176.7kwp

• OUAT main Building: 111.91 kwp

• College of Ag. Engg. & Technology: 53.87 kWp:

• OUAT Guest House:15kWp

There are proposals for installation of solar panels at College of Agriculture,

Bhawanipatna (110.22 kWp) and at College of Veterinary Science & AH (181.57 kWp).

The KVKs are taking up various activities for protection of environment and

resource conservation through plantation programmes, construction of water harvesting

structure and water conservation measures by adoption of mulching. Besides, awareness

programmes are organized during environment day, World Meteorological Day, World

Soil Day etc. for dissemination of knowledge on importance of environment, soil health,

water conservation and green energy.

172172

National Initiatives:

Farmer FIRST programme operating in Khurda district, which aims at enhancing the

farm productivity and profitability through participatory approaches and shifting to high

value production system. The farmers are provided with latest technologies to enhance

the farm production

Mera Gaaon Mera Gaurav Programme: Under this programme 16 teams of scientists

of OUAT are making periodical visits to the adopted villages and providing technical

know-how and do-how to the farming community. The faculties and scientists interact

with the farmers and get feed back on field problems for preparation of farmer oriented

research plan.

Attracting and Retaining Youth in Agriculture (ARYA): The project is operating in

KVK, Nayagarh since 2016-17, which was extended to the KVKs of Puri, Ganjam-I

and Sambalpur. Under this project, rural youths have been trained and basic support has

been provided on mushroom production, backyard poultry rearing, stunted fingerling

production, honeybee production, etc. The selected rural youths were also trained on

project formulation and marketing strategy. Exposure visits have been conducted for

the participating rural youths to gain experience on various enterprises. Start up and add

on incentives were provided to the rural youths involved in the programme.

National Innovations on Climate Resilient Agriculture (NICRA): NICRA activities

have been taken up in five KVKs viz. Kendrapara, Kalahandi, Jharsuguda, Ganjam-I

and Sonepur to enhance the resilience of agricultural production system to variability

of climate. This project has been formulated to develop region specific improved

technologies that would boost the resilience of agriculture to climate change. The

activities of the project are focused on six modules like Natural Resource Management

(NRM), Crop Production (CP), Livestock and Fisheries Production, Institutional

Interventions, Capacity building and Extension activities.

6.6.4.5. Innovation and Best Practices: What are the innovative efforts of an

institution that help in its excellence in extension?

OUAT Kalinga-A brand for quality and reliability: “OUAT Kalinga”- a brand of

OUAT symbolizes quality, timely supply and right price of the OUAT technologies for

the farmers and other stakeholders. All the technologies developed by the University

will be made available to the farming community in the brand name of ‘OUAT Kalinga’. All efforts will be made to ensure quality of the produce so that it can be a reliable brand among the farmers and others stakeholders of Odisha. OUAT Kalinga,

the unique brand of the University was launched with an objective to provide seeds,

quality planting materials, farm implements, animal breeds, mushroom spawn, fish seed

and other technological products to the farmer at right time and at an affordable price.

This will help the farmers to obtain high quality technological products. The scientists

will also get the feedback from the farmers regarding their products and plan further

research in the right direction.

173173

OUAT Farmers’ Fair – A new initiative : Scientists- Stakeholders interaction is an

essential part of improving productivity and livelihood of farmers of Odisha. With this

aim, the OUAT Farmers’ Fair was initiated. This is also an excellent opportunity to educate the farmers with recent developments on agriculture and allied areas. Farmers’ fair also acts as a potential platform to address a large number of farmers from

diversified area with varied education and experience. Besides creation of awareness

about modern technical know-how on agriculture, this will also motivate the young

minds to take up agriculture as a vocation. Keeping this in view, a Mega Farmers’ Fair was organized on 7th March, 2020 at the University with involvement of nearly 500

farmers from various parts of Odisha and West Bengal. Another farmers fair was also

organised on 24th November 2020 in virtual mode.

Best practices demonstrated by Krishi Vigyan Kendras

i) Mechanical direct seeded rice in coastal lowlands

Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Bhadrak demonstrated mechanized direct seeded rice

using seed cum ferti drill with integrated crop management practices against the

farmers’ practice of broadcasting dry seeds @ 100 kg/ha followed by beushaning at 35-

40 days after crop emergence. The recommended dose of fertilizer (80-40-40 Kg N-

P2O5-K2O/ha) was applied through use of seed drill. Two different weed management

modules i.e., pre-emergence application of Pretilachlor + safener @ 500g ai/ha followed

by hand weeding at 25-30 DAS and post emergence application of Bispyribac sodium

@ 20 g ai/ha at 15-20 days of emergence followed by mechanical weeding at 35 days

of emergence/hand weeding were recommended under MDSR. This intervention by

KVK, Bhadrak resulted in maximum yield up to 6.9 t/ha with cost saving of Rs.4500-

6700/ ha.

ii) Kharif onion cultivation for more remuneration

Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Subarnapur has demonstrated kharif onion variety Bhima

Super in farmers’ field. The seedlings were transplanted in the month of October at a spacing of 15cm X 10cm with recommended package of practices. The yield was

around 265-310 q/ha, which was 23-44% more than local varieties. This success has

created awareness and interest among farmers of the district to adopt this technology.

iii) Use of CRIJAF SONA for improved jute retting

CRIJAF SONA, a talc based microbial formulation was demonstrated for retting

of jute by Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kendrapara. CRIJAF SONA formulation containing

three isolates of Bacillus pumilus was applied @ 25 kg /ha by placing in between the

bundles during retting. It reduced the retting period by 6-8 days and enhanced fiber

quality, which in turn increased the selling price and net profit.

iv) Lean to type trellis system in bitter gourd

Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Jaipur had demonstrated lean to type trellis system in

bitter gourd. It was prepared by joining stakes between two adjoining beds forming an

‘A’ shaped structure and installing the horizontal stakes at the top. Trellis were of two-

174174

meter height and lean type trellis resulted in higher fruit yield, lower fruit loss, lower

pest and disease incidence. This technology was found remunerative with a net income

of Rs. 1,52,200/ha as against Rs. 94,000/ha in farmers’ practice. v) Rearing poultry breed “Vanaraja” in backyard

Poultry farming with desi birds is a traditional practice among the tribal and

backyard people of Mayurbhanj district of Odisha. After analyzing the situation, Krishi

Vigyan Kendra Mayurbhanj-I intervened through backyard farming of Vanaraja

poultry. The Krishi Vigyan Kendra supplied 150 to 200 no. of 21 days old vaccinated

chicks to the farm women with proper vaccination schedule i.e. 7th day F1 vaccine, on

14th day Gumboro vaccine and 28th day Lasota (R2B) vaccine. Vanaraja breed poultry

is more productive with 150-200 egg/annum and attains a body weight of 2.5 kg in 3

months. It helped the farm women to earn a net income of Rs. 1,80,000 by selling 500

no. of birds per batch. This technology encouraged other women to adopt rearing of

Vanaraja poultry in the backyard.

vi) Artificial brooding management in chicks

Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Sonepur imparted training to farmers of on brooding of

day old chicks after which the farmers prepared low cost chick guard for brooding of

chicks. Artificial management of chicks was done for 21 days with floor space of 0.3

sq. ft with help of chick guards, artificial heat @1-3 watt/chick, feeder and drinkers @

1 each for 50 birds. Vaccination against RD on 7th & 28th day IBD on 14th day and use

of electrolytes, preventive antibiotics during brooding has reduced the chick mortality

rate from 22% to 8%. The success has motivated farmers, SHG members and other

youth to adopt the technology.

Research – extension interface

The research-extension interface system in the University is a pioneer endeavour

to solve the farmers’ problem instantly in consultation with scientists and extension

specialists. A state level apex body in constituted at University level involving senior

officers from Govt. departments, ICAR institutes and OUAT to address the emerging

farmers’problem in the state. District level research-extension interface meeting are

held every month at KVKs with participation of Research institutions, related line

departments and civil society organizations for effective convergence of all schemes

and programs operating at district level. Discussion on emerging issues of the district is

also one of the key agenda of the interface.

6.6.4.6. Consultancy/Certification/Testing: Mention about the resources

generated through Consultancy/ Certification/Testing etc. in last five years. Give

details of all activities. Give summary of participation of faculty in

Consultancy/Certification/ Testing and outreachprogrammes.

The University is earning revenue through testing fees and commercialisation

of technological products as detailed below.

175175

Table 1.43. User Fee collected at Central Instrumentation Facility

Year Amount collected (Rs.)

2017-2018 2,20,100

2018-2019 3,67,300

2019-2020 4,70,935

2020-2021 5,19,386

Total 15,77,721

Fig. 1.4. User Fee collected (Rs) at CIF

Table 1.44. Testing fee collected by the Farm Machinery Testing Centre

Year Testing Charges (Rs.)

2016-17 12,74,377

2017-18 17,03,971

2018-19 15,51,035

2019-20 9,26,520

2020-21 23,48,999

Total 78,04,902

Funds received by the Technology Management Cell

From Farm Machinery Testing Centre : Rs. 24,53,774/-

From Private Company sponsored trials : Rs. 17,92,000/-

From Dean of Research as License fee : Rs 16,62,000/-

Table 1.45. Institutional Share from Externally Funded Projects (Rs lakh)

Year 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

Institutional Share 20.952 93.3291 15.47449 45.38

2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020 2020-2021

220,100.00

367,300.00

470,935.00

519,386.00

176176

6.6.5. Faculty and Staff Development

6.6.5.1. Recruitment and Promotional Avenue: Give the detailed recruitment

procedure for faculty, technical, supporting and administrative staff (inbrief) and

further mention the last recruitment for each category held in the University. Similarly,

career advancement procedure and its implementation for all categories shall be given.

How many staff has been recruited directly at the higher positions in the last five years?

Recruitment procedure: Hon’ble Governor of Odisha and Chancellor of the University

appoints all statutory officers of the University. The post of the Registrar, Comptroller

and Director of Physical Plant (DPP) are filled up by personnel on deputation from the

State Government who are recruited through Odisha Administrative, Finance and

Engineering services, respectively. The Deans of various faculties, Dean, Students’ Welfare, Dean of Research and Dean, Extension Education are appointed by the

Chancellor on the basis of the recommendation of statutory selection committee under

the Chairmanship of the Vice-Chancellor. The Directors of some colleges/Associate

Dean, College of Agriculture, Chiplima/Bhawanipatna, College of Horticulture,

Chiplima are appointed from among the faculty members on the basis of seniority. The

recruitment of teacher in a particular grade and discipline is made through statutory

selection committee by open advertisement against the total number of vacant posts.

The promotion of teachers from one grade to the other is made by open advertisement

and selection as stated earlier.

The recruitment of the technical and supporting staff is made by statutory

committee, constituted for the purpose, from the panel of candidates obtained from

employment bureau and open advertisement. The promotion of technical and supporting

staff is made through departmental promotion committee.

Career advancement procedure: The University has adopted the UGC/ICAR pay

scales for teachers. The UGC regulations on qualifications and fix Career

Advancement Scheme are followed with the approval of the State Government. There

is regular promotion of faculties through career advancement scheme. There is a

designated committee under the chairmanship of a Dean for scrutinization of

documents submitted by the faculties/ scientists.

Recruitment for higher positions: During last five years, there was recruitment of five

Deans by the University for smooth management of various offices. Those are Dean,

Extension Education; Dean of Research; Dean PGF-cum-DRI; Dean, College of

Agriculture, Bhubaneswar and Dean, College of Agricultural Engineering and

Technology. The process of recruitment of other Deans are under progress.

Recruitment for faculty/scientist positions: The recruitment for faculty/scientist

positions of various departments have been done as per the details given below.

177177

Table 1.46. Recruitment for faculty/scientist positions

Sl. No. Department/ Position Category No.

2020-21

1 Agronomy Asst. Professor 1

2 Soil Science and Agricultural

Chemistry

Asst. Professor 2

3 Plant Breeding and Genetics Asst. Professor 1

4 Agricultural Statistics Asst. Professor 3

5 Horticulture Asst. Professor 1

6 Seed Science & Technology Asst. Professor 2

7 Veterinary Clinical Medicine Asst. Professor 1

8 Veterinary Surgery Asst. Professor 1

9 Veterinary Preventive Medicine Asst. Professor 1

10 BPCL Professor Chair Professor 1

11 KVKs under DAMU Subject Matter

Specialist

9

Total 23

2018-19

1 Horticulture Senior Scientist 1

2 Plant Breeding and Genetics Senior Scientist 1

3 Plant Breeding and Genetics Asst. Professor 2

Total 4

Table 1.47. Appointments in KVKs, 2018-19

Sl. Position Discipline No.

1 Senior Scientist & Head Multi-disciplinary 17

2 Subject Matter Specialist Agronomy 16

3 Subject Matter Specialist Horticulture 2

4 Subject Matter Specialist Plant Protection 7

5 Subject Matter Specialist Agril. Extension 10

6 Subject Matter Specialist Soil Science 5

7 Subject Matter Specialist Veterinary Science 3

8 Subject Matter Specialist Agril. Engineering 8

9 Subject Matter Specialist Fishery 3

10 Programme Asst. NA 4

11 Farm Manager NA 10

Total 85

Table 1.48. Recruitment for non-teaching positions, 2017-18 to 2020-21

Sl. Category No.

1 Artist 2

2 Lab. Asst. 12

3 Demonstrator 3

4 Medical Technicial 1

178178

Sl. Category No.

5 Computor 2

6 Setter 1

7 Technical Asst. 2

8 VAW 27

9 Pharmacist 1

10 Statistical Asst. 2

11 Physical Education Officer 1

12 Field Supervisor 1

13 Speciman Collector 2

14 Soil Analyst 1

15 Telephone Operator 1

16 Media maker 1

17 Museum Asst. 1

18 Cartographer 1

19 Machineman 1

20 Field Asst. 4

21 Mechanic 5

22 Carpenter 1

23 Driver 13

24 Helper 4

25 Messanger 3

26 Junior Asst. 2

27 Peon 1

Total 96

6.6.5.2. Participation of Faculty in Symposia/Workshops: Give the comprehensive

list (year wise, Collegewise) participation of faculty in National/ International

Seminars/ Symposia/ Workshops/ Training/ Consultancy visits/ Special assignments,

etc.

The University constantly encourages faculties/scientists for participation in

symposia, summer courses, winter school, workshop and training programmes. The

year-wise details are given hereunder.

Table 1.49. Faculty participation in symposia, summer courses, winter school,

workshop and training programmes, 2016-17

Name of the

Scientist

Topic Place Period

Dr. G.R.Jena Innovative techniques, Veterinary

emerging issues and advancement in

Veterinary Medicine to meet

challenges: present and the future

College and

Research

Institute,

Tirunelveli,

Tamil Nadu

22-24

Feb., 2017

179179

Name of the

Scientist

Topic Place Period

Dr. U. K. Mishra,

Dr.Srinivas

Sathapathy,

Dr.(Mrs.) Ritun

Patra,

Dr. B.Jena,

Dr. D. Das

National Seminar on “Emerging Scenario in Veterinary Anatomy

teaching and Research abrest with

current cyber age. Its application to

Animal Welfare

CVSc&AH,

Rajendra Nagar,

Hyderabad

21-23, Dec.,

2016

Dr. Mitra Ranjan

Panda,

Dr. Ananta

Hembram

XXVI National Congress of

Veterinary Parasitology and

International Symposium on “Current concepts in diagnosis and control of

parasitic diseases to combat climate

change”

Dept. of Vety.

Parasitology,

Veterinary

College,

Shivamogga

15-17 Feb.,

2017

Dr. P.R.Sahoo Short course Training on Current

Molecular Techniques in Aquaculture

ICAR-CIFA,

BBSR

15 Feb.-07

March 2017

Dr.S.Mohapatra SAPI, Annual Conference Mohw, M.P. 18-23 Dec.,

2016

Dr. A.P.K.

Mahapatra

Short course on Recent Development

in Duck Production

ICAR-CARI-

Regional Center,

BBSR

16-25 Jan.,

2017

Dr. N. Panda

Dr. B. Panigrahi

Agricultural Innovation System (AIS):

Looking beyond ATMA convergence

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

27 June-02

July 2016

Dr. N.Sahoo Seminar on Innovation in Government Xavier

University,

Bhubaneswar

25-27.Aug.

2016

Dr. N.Sahoo Unusual Productive and Reproductive

Behavior in Cows affected with

Brucellosis - A field study in Odisha

Brucellosis 2016

International

Research

Conference, New

Delhi

17-19 Nov,

2016

Dr. N.Sahoo Seminar on Celebrating Innovation in

Health and Sustainable Development

Xavier

University,

Bhubaneswar

4-5 Jan. 2017

Dr. S.Nayak

Dr. R.Mishra

XIVAnnual conference of Indian

society for advancement of canine

practice

G.B.Pant

Univ.of Agril. &

Tech.

Uttarakhanda

9-11 Feb.

2017

Dr.Indramani Nath,

Dr.Jayakrusna Das

40th annual congress of Indian Society

for Veterinary Surgery and National

Symposium on “Biomaterials and stem cells for tissue repair and

regeneration in veterinary surgery”

Madras

Veterinary

College, Chennai

- Tamil Nadu

02-04 Dec.

2016

Dr.D.N.Mohanty

Dr. P.C.Mishra

Dr. B.K. Patra

Dr S.S. Biswal

XXXII Annual convention of The

Indian Society for study of Animal

Reproduction on “Animal Fertility and Fecundity at crossroads: Addressing

College of

Veterinary

Science, Sri

Venkataswara

Veterinary

06-08

Dec. 2016

180180

Name of the

Scientist

Topic Place Period

the issue through conventional and

advanced reproductive technologies” University,

Tirupati

Dr. S.K.Dash Training on Designing Breeding Plans

and Genetic Analysis of Complex

Traits.

Mumbai 13-22

Sept.12016

Dr. S. K. Panda Veterinary Pathology Congress- 2016,

National Symposium on “Innovative Approaches for Diagnosis and Control

of Emerging and Re-emerging

Diseases of Livestock, Poultry and

Fish

CVSc&AH,

Anjora, Durg,

Chhatishgarh

9-11 Nov.

2016

Dr. A. P. Acharya

Summer school on Application of

Nanotechnology and molecular

Diagnostics in Fisheries & aquaculture

ICAR-CIFA,

Bhubaneswar

20 July-09

Aug. 2016

Dr. A. P. Acharya

Training of Trainer on life skills for

NSS programme Officers

OUAT,

Bhubaneswar

19-23

Sept.2016

Dr. Pitambar Swain NS on Standards of P.G. Veterinary

Education.

New Delhi 10-11

Sept.2016

Dr. B.C.Das Tr. Progr. On Application of advanced

Statistical tool in Agril. Research

Karnataka 8-28

Nov.2016

Dr.Kumari Shweta Empowerment of women through

livestock & poultry intervention

CIWA, BBSR 21-30

Nov.2016

Dr. A.K. Sahoo 40th Annual Congress of Indian

Society for Veterinary Surgery and

National Symposium on “Biomaterials and Stem cells for tissue repair and

Regeneration in Veterinary Surgery

Madras

Veterinary

College

2-4 Dec. 2016

Dr. A.K. Sahoo 5th Molecular Virology meeting

Transnational

Health Science

and Tech.

Institute

11-12 Feb.

2017

Dr. A.K. Sahoo National Symposium on “Quantitative Proteomics”

Institute of Life

Science (ILS).

06.03.2017

Dr. S K Dash Participated and was a panel member

in SALT workshop at XIMB

XIMB,

Bhubaneswar

27-28 May,

2016

Dr. S K Dash Conference on “Pulses for sustainable agriculture and human health” organized by International Food

Policy Research Institute

New Delhi 31st May-1st

June, 2016

Dr. S K Dash Consultative meeting for preparation

of project on “Climate change and Sustainable Agriculture”

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

19.12.2016

Dr. S K Dash

Dr. R. C. Dash

Dr. S. K. Swain

Dr. A. K. Dash

51st Annual Convention of Indian

Society of Agricultural Engineers and

National symposium on “Agricultural Engineering for Sustainable and

CCS Haryana

Agricultural

University,

Hissar

16-18 Feb, 2017

181181

Name of the

Scientist

Topic Place Period

Dr. A.

K.Mohapatra

Climate Smart Agriculture” held at CCS Haryana Agricultural University

Dr. M. K. Mohanty Brainstorming meeting of ELP Co-

ordinators of SAUs

NASC Complex

New Delhi

5-6 October

2016

Dr. M. K. Ghosal National Conference on Renewable

Energy Sources for Sustainable

Climate

IIT, BHU,

Varanasi, UP

7-9 Feb. 2017

Dr S. K. Mohanty Workshop on Bridging the gaps in

gender research

Central Institute

of Women in

Agriculture,

Bhubaneswar

02.06.2016

Dr. S.K. Dwibedi International symposium on eco-

efficiency in agriculture and allied

research

B.C.K.V., West

Bengal

20-23 Jan.

2017

Dr. K.K. Panigrahi Winter School training on Advanced

Statistical Techniques in Genetics and

Genomics

ICAR-IASRI,

New Delhi

02-22 March

2017

Mr. A. Dash International conference on

Bioreources, Environment and

Agricultural sciences

Visva-Bhrati,

West Bengal.

05-07 Feb.

2017

Mr. S. Haldar Centre of Advanced Faculty Training

in Agricultural Economics on Impact

Assessment of Agricultural

Technology

Division of Agril.

Economics,

IARI, New Delhi

14.12.2016 to

03.01.2017

Dr.(Mrs.) D.Sahoo,

Mr. B.C.Das,

Dr. P. Mandal

Grafting in Solanaceous and

cucurbitaceous vegetable crops for

mitigating of edaphic constraint

CHES, Aiginia,

Bhubaneswar

30.11.2016

Dr.R.K.Tarai Winter School on “Recent advances in breeding approaches of Perennial

Horticultural Crops”

Indian Agricultural

Research

Institute, Pusa ,

New Delhi

12th Jan.,2017 to

1st Feb., 2017

DR (Miss)

P.Mishra

Winter School on “Protected Cultivation of Commercial Flower

and vegetables”

University of

Horticulture

Science,

Bagalkot

05-25

January, 2017

Dr. S.K.Misra National Consultation on Higher

Fisheries Education

ICAR-CIFE,

Mumbai

16.12.2016

Dr. S.K.Misra

Dr S Nanda

Revitalizing Indian Fisheries

Education-2016 (RIFE-2016)

Fisheries College

and Research

Institute,

Tamilnadu

Fisheries

University

17- 18 June,

2016

Dr. N. Das National Training in Molecular

Biology and Biotechnology for

Fisheries Professionals.

CIFA,

Kausalyagang,

Bhubaneswar

02.05.2016 to

01.08.2016

182182

Name of the

Scientist

Topic Place Period

Mr B K Pati II National Student Convention on

Innovative Approaches for Academic

Excellence in Higher Fisheries

Education

ICAR-CIFE,

Mumbai

03-05 March

2017

Dr. Sradhanjali

Mohapatra

Smart textile and apparel to combat

extremities: a futuristic approach.

UAS, Dharwad,

Karnataka

01-21 Dec.

2016

Mr. R.K.Kar Occupational Trends and Livelihood

Dependence of Households on Tendu

Leaves Sector I Foret Fringe Villages

of Boudh District of Odisha

HFRI, Shimla 15-18

Nov,2016

Dr P.J.Mishra

M.M.Hossain

Mango based agrihorticultural systems

for livelibood security of tribal farmers

ICAR-CAFRI,

Jhansi

3-5 Dec,2016

Dr. P. K. Nayak

Dr. J.Patnaik

Ms. S. Mohanty

Sugarcane value chain-vision 2025

Sugar

VSI, Pune 13-15,

Nov.2016

Ms. Swagatika

Mohanty

Biotechnological & conventional

approaches for biotic and abiotic stress

management in sugarcane

SBI, Coimbatore 07-27,

Dec.2016

Dr. Pramod Kumar

Nayak

Breeders’ Meet of NW, NC & EC Zones of AICRP (S)

IISR,

Lucknow

23rd Jan.2017

Dr. N. Das &

Mr. J. K. Mahalik

Refresher course on

Bio-agents

TNAU,

Combatore

18-29 July

2016

Mrs. Monika Ray IJTA 4th Intl. Conference on Recent

Advance In Agriculture and

Horticulture Sciences

Jodhpur,

Rajasthan

30-31

Dec.2016

Dr. C. K. Das Rice Breeding: Issues, Challenges and

Opportunities in 21 st Century

IRRI South Asia

Hub, Hyderabad

1 – 22Dec.,

2016

Smt. Subhashree

Das

Short course on Utilization of plant

genetic resources through classical and

innovative pre-breeding approaches

Centre of Plant

Breeding and

Genetics, TNAU,

Coimbatore

20-29 Sept.

2016

Sri S.K.Mohanty Winter course on Molecular breeding

with emphasis on developing climate

resilience rice varieties.

National Rice

Research

Institute, Cuttack

02-22 Nov.

2016

Dr. D. Mandal National Symposium on Plant health

management for food security and

safety.

BCKV,WB

8-9 Dec, 2016

Dr. Subhashis

Saren

Advances in Soil Testing and Soil Test

Crop Response (STCR) based

Fertilizer Management

ICAR-Indian

Institute of Soil

Science, Bhopal

23rd Aug.

to 1st Sept,

2016

Dr. M.R. Nath Recent trends in seed production-post

harvest handling and value addition

techniques for effective seed chain

supply

TNAU,

Coimbatore

14th Sept to

4th October,

2016.

183183

Name of the

Scientist

Topic Place Period

Dr. Prasannajit

Mishra

National symposium on Agroforestry

for environmental challenges,

sustainable land use, biodiversity

conservation and rural livelihood

options

ICAR-CAFRI,

Jhansi

03-05 Dec.

2016

Dr.D.Mishra Intellectual Property and Technology

Management for Researchers

(Training)

ICAR-NAARM,

Hyderabad

13-18

June,2016

Dr.D.Mishra Workshop on “Take it to Breeders & Researchers – the Plant Breeders and

Researchers Rights through

Awareness and streamlining of

Farmers’ Varieties”

PPV&FRA, GoI,

New Delhi

30.06. 2016

Dr. M.P.Nayak Modalities for collaborative project by

ICAR, NRM and Extension Division

& CIMMYT

New Delhi 05.04. 2016

Dr. Narayan Bar

Mr. Sameer Ranjan

Dash

Dr. Manasi Bhol

Developing Agribusiness skills among

farmers for maximising Farm Income

IARI, New Delhi 11-20 July,

2016

Dr. Biswanath

Sahoo

Recent Advancess in Post Harvest

Management of Fruits, Vegetables &

Flowers for Minimization of

Quantitative & Qualitative Losses

IIHR, Bengaluru. 02-22 Nov.

2016

Sri Tiryak Kumar

Samanta

Fourth International Agronomy

Congress

New Delhi 22-26 Nov.

2016

Dr.Suman Kumar

Joshi,

CAFT on Advances in Rumen

manipulation to improve livestock

productivity

ICAR-Indian

Veterinary

Research

Institute

(IVRI,) Izatnagar

01 - 21

Feb.2017

Dr.Tapan Kumar

Das

Dr.Debasish

Mishra

National Workshop on Skill

Development

NASC Complex,

New Delhi

05.01. 2017

Dr.Beenita

Satapathy

Dr.Sujit Kumar

Nath

5th MDP programme KVK,Nimpith,W

.B ICAR-

ATARI, Jabalpur

2- 17 Jan.

2017

Dr.Sukanta Kumar

Sahoo

Winter School on Protected

Cultivation of Commercial Flowers

and Vegetables

UHS, Bagalkote 5 –

25Jan.,2017

Dr.Tapan Kumar

Das

Orientation of KVK trainers GBPUA&A,Pant

nagar

6-8 Jan. 2017

Dr.S.K.Mohanty National Workshop on Cluster

Frontline Demontration on Oilseeds

IGKVV, Raipur,

Chhattisgarh

17-18, Feb.

2017

184184

Name of the

Scientist

Topic Place Period

Dr.A.K.Mohanty Skill Development training NASC Complex,

New Delhi

20th Feb.

,2017

Dr. H.K.Sahoo Zonal workshop of cluster

demonstration on pulses and oilseeds

RVSKVV,

Gwalior

10-11

August, 2016

Dr. N. Das &

Mr. J. K. Mahalik

Refresher course on

Bio-agents

TNAU,

Combatore

18-29 July

2016

Dr. I.C. Mohanty Genomics & Phenomics for

enhancement of crop nutrient use

efficiency

NRC on Plant

Biotechnology,

IARI, Pusa, New

Delhi

01-21 Sept.

2016

Dr. A.K. Parida ICAR sponsored Short Course

Training Programme on “Designing Breeding Plans and Genetics Analysis

of complex Traits”

Central Institute

of Fisheries

Education

(CIFE), ICAR,

Mumbai

13-22 Sept.

2016

Dr. A.K.Senapati Brain storming session of ELP

coordinators of SAUs.

NASC complex,

ICAR, New

Delhi.

05-06 Oct. 2016

Dr. K. K. Sarangi

Dr.(Mrs.) J.Kar

winter school training on Application

of Advanced Statistical Tools in

Agricultural Research

UAS, Dharwad 08-28 Nov.

2016

Dr. S. K. Swain XIV National Seed Seminar on Food

Security through Augmented Seed

Supply under Climate Uncertainties

IARI, New Delhi 28.1.17 to

30.1.17

Dr. B. Patro National conference on biological

control: Integrating recent advances in

pest and disease management.

NBAIR,

Bangalore

09.02.17 to

11.02.17

Dr. B. Behera Biennial Conference on “Doubling Farmers’ Income by 2022: The Role of Weed Science”

MPUAT,

Udaipur,

Rajasthan

01.3.17

to 03.3.17

Dr. B. Behera National Review Workshop on

‘Farmers FIRST Programme’ NAARM,

Hyderabad

18.3.17 &

19.3.17

Dr. A. P. Kanungo Training on Unnat Bharat Abhiyan

Programme

NIRD & PR,

Hyderabad

31.3.2017-

3.4.2017

Dr. S.K. Dwibedi 104th Indian Science Congress SVU, Tirupati, 03.01.2017 to

07.01.2017


workshop and training programmes, 2017-18 Name of

Scientist

Designation Title Place Period

Dr. P. Mishra Asst. Professor

(FL&LS), College of

Horticulture,

Chiplima

National Conference on

Floriculture for Rural and

Urban Prosperity in the

Scenario of Climate Change

CAE &

PHT, CAU-

Ranipool,

Gangtok,

Sikkim

16-18th

Feb. 2018

185185

Name of

Scientist


Dr. Dipti

Jena

Assoc. Prof., Dept.

of Food & Nutrition,

College of

Community Science

Workshop on Design and

systems perspectives in

Agriculture towards transition

strategies for sustainable

community systems

XIMB,

Bhubanesw

ar

16th-18th

May, 2017

Dr. C.

Devadarshini

Asst. Prof., Dept. of

Food & Nutrition,

College of

Community Science

Workshop on Design and

systems perspectives in

Agriculture towards transition

strategies for sustainable

community systems

XIMB,

Bhubanesw

ar

16th-18th

May,

2017.

Dr. D. Jena Assoc. Prof., Dept.


College of

Community Science

Workshop on Mixed method

research

RMRC,

Bhubanesw

ar

12th-14th

May 2017

Dr. D. Jena Assoc. Prof., Dept.


College of Com. Sc.

Regional consultation on

“Farming System for Nutrition”

MSSRF,

Chennai

7th-9th

Aug. 2017

Dr.

Shradhanjali

Mohapatra

Asst. Prof., Dept. of

Textile & Apparel

Designing, College

of Community Sc.

National seminar on Trends

and advances in wool and

specialty hair

GBPUA &

T, Pant

Nagar.

16th-17th

March

2018

Dr. N.Sahoo Professor, Prev.

Med. CVSc & AH

Innovation in SDSS for Rural

Development

NIRD &

PR,

Hyderabad

01-05

May 2017

Dr.

B.Panigrahi

Assoc. Prof., LPM Orientation workshop on Lab.

Animal Science

Institute of

Life

Science,

Bhubanesw

ar

02-05

May 2017

Dr. J.Pamia Asst. Prof.,

Pathology

Orientation workshop on Lab.

Animal Science

Institute of

Life

Science,

BBSR

02-05

May 2017

Dr. S.Palai Asst. Prof.,

Pharmacology

Orientation workshop on Lab.

Animal Science

Institute of

Life

Science,

BBSR

02-05

May 2017

Dr.

R.K.Swain

Professor, Animal

Nutrition

Annual Review of AICRP on

NPAERPA

TANUVAS

, Chennai

18 May

2017

Dr. N.C.

Behura

Assoc. Prof., AN &

OIC, AICRP on

Poultry

Annual Review meeting of

AICRP on Poultry

Palampur,

Himachal

Pradesh

22-23

May 2017

Dr. J.R.Das Asst. Prof,

Pharmacology

Summer School on Advances

in biological sciences

JNU, New

Delhi

29 May to

07 July

2017

Dr.

P.C.Behera

Professor,

Biochemistry

National Symposium on

Innovative and emerging

biochemical and

KVAFSU,

Hebbal,

02-03

June 2017

186186

Name of

Scientist


biotechnological tools to

augment animal health and

production

Bengaluru,

Karnataka

Dr.

G.R.Sahoo

Assoc. Prof.,

Biochem.



biochemical and



production

KVAFSU,

Hebbal,

Bengaluru,

Karnataka

02-03

June 2017

Dr.

P.R.Sahoo

Asst. Prof., Biochem National Symposium on


biochemical and



production

KVAFSU,

Hebbal,

Bengaluru,

Karnataka

02-03

June 2017

Dr D.K

Karna

Associate Professor,

ABG & OIC, AICRP

on Goat

Annual Review Meet of

AICRP on goat improvement

High

Mountain

Arid Agril.

Res.

Institute,

SKUASTK,

Leh-Ladakh

12-13

June 2017

Dr. N. Panda Assoc. Prof., Animal

Nutrition

Work shop Policy Dialogue

Towards a diversified food

system: Emerging

opportunities in Odisha

XIMB,

Bhubanesw

ar

19 July

2017

Dr.

Biswadeep

Jena

Asst. Prof., Surgery CAFT on Addressing

Challenges in Veterinary

Surgery and Anaesthesia

CVS,

GADVASU

, Ludhiana,

Punjab.

30 Aug. to

19 Sept.

2017

Dr. S. S.

Behera

Asst. Prof., Surgery CAFT on Addressing

Challenges in Veterinary

Surgery and Anaesthesia

CVS,

GADVASU

, Ludhiana

30 Aug. to

19 Sept.

2017

Dr.

B.P.Mishra

Asst. Prof., LPT Massive open online course on

Teaching Management

ICAR-

NAARM,

Hyderabad

01-

30Nov.,

2017

Dr. G. D

Nayak

Professor, ABG Advancement in Veterinary

Sciences impact on enhancing

Farmers Income

Sri

Venkateswa

ra Vety.

University,

Tirupati

04-05

Nov.,

2017

Dr. S. K.

Panda

Professor, Vety.

Pathology

International conference on

Emerging horizons in

diagnosis of animal & poultry

diseases- towards sustainable

production in Asian countries.

Veterinary

College,

Hebbal,

Bengaluru

09-

11Novem

ber 2017

187187

Name of

Scientist


Dr A. P.

Acharya

Asst. Professor,

Vety. Pathology






Veterinary

College,

Hebbal,

Bengaluru

09-

11Novem

ber 2017

Dr. D. P. Das Asst. Professor,

Vety. Pathology






Veterinary

College,

Hebbal,

Bengaluru

09-

11Novem

ber 2017

Dr. B.P.

Mishra

Asst. Prof., LPT International conference on





Veterinary

College,

Hebbal,

Bengaluru

09-

11Novem

ber 2017

Dr.S.K.

Panda

Prof., Vety.

Pathology






Veterinary

College,

Hebbal,

Bengaluru

09-

11Novem

ber 2017

Dr. B.C. Das Asst. Prof., Vety.

Extension & AH






Veterinary

College,

Hebbal,

Bengaluru

09-

11Novem

ber 2017

Dr. P.K. Rath Asst. Prof., Vety.

Pathology






Veterinary

College,

Hebbal,

Bengaluru

09-

11Novem

ber 2017

Dr. M.R.

Panda

Prof., Parasitology National Seminar on

Technologies for sustainable

parasite control and redressal

of detection methods directed

for upliftment of rural

economy

CVAS,

RAJUVAS,

Udaipur

12-14 Feb.

2018

Dr. B.C. Das Asst. Prof., Vety.

Extension & AH

Winter school on Approaches

and ICT application in

extension research and work

ICAR-

NRRI,

Cuttack

14 Feb.-

06 Mar

2018

Dr. S.

Sathapathy

Asst. Prof.,

Anatomy

12th Uttarakhand Science

Congress

Vigyan

Bhawan,

Govt. of

Uttarakhand

, Dehradun

6-8March,

2018

Ms. H.

Nayak

Asst. Professor,

College of Forestry


“Global Research Initiatives MPUAT,

Udaipur,

Rajasthan

02 – 04

Dec. 2017

188188

Name of

Scientist


for Sustainable Agriculture

and Allied Sciences”. Dr. B.S.

Bishoyi

Asst. Professor, CA,

Chiplima

Advanced weed management

technology options for crop

production in Indian

agriculture

TNAU,

Tamilnadu

22nd Feb

14th

Mar.2018

Dr S.K.

Dwibedi

Asst. Prof., C.A.,

Chiplima

Project formulation climate

change mitigation and

adaptation

Bankers’ Institute of

Rural

Developme

nt, Lucknow

12th -16th

March

2018

Dr S.K.

Dwibedi

Asst. Prof., C.A.,

Chiplima

Science Communicator of the

Odisha Vigyan Congress

105th Indian

Science

Congress,

Imphal,

Manipur

16-20

March

2018

Mr.Sujit

Majhi

Asst. Prof., CA,

Bhawanipatna

Winter School on “Innovative Approaches and ICT

Applications in Extension

Research, training and work,”

NRRI,

Cuttack,

Odisha

14th Feb. -

06th Mar,

2018

Mr.Sujit

Majhi

Asst. Prof., CA,

Bhawanipatna

International congress

1st international congress on

“new horizon of extension challenges and opportunities

ICAR-

CIWA,

Bhubanesw

ar

1st -3rd

Feb. 2018

Mr.Sujit

Majhi

Asst. Prof., CA,

Bhawanipatna

31st national conference on

agricultural marketing

NCDS

BBSR

23rd-25th

Nov. 2017

Dr B.Sinha Asst. Prof., CA,

Bhawanipatna

3rd International Conference

on Bioresource and Stress

Management.

Jaipur,

Rajasthan,

India

8th -11th

Nov. ,

2017

Dr N.

Ranasingh

Assoc. Prof., CA,

Bhawanipatna

CAFT Training on Use of

Biotechnological and

conventional tools in

understanding virus-host

interactions

Deptt. of

Plant

Pathology,

IARI New

Delhi

7-27th

Nov. 2017

Dr J.N

Mishra

Professor, CAET Training cum Workshop on

ergonomical design guideline

for agril. tools and equipment

CIAE,

Bhopal

16th-18th

May 2017

Dr.M.K.

Mohanty

Professor, CAET Capacity Building on Waste

management Rules

NPC, New

Delhi

29th-30th

June 2017

Dr S K swain Research Engineer,

CAET

Annual Workshop of AICRP

on Utilisation of Animal

Enegy

MAU,

Parbani

30-31 Jan.

2018

Dr A K

Mohapatra

Animal Scientist,

CAET

Annual Workshop of AICRP

on Utilisation of Animal

Enegy

MAU,

Parbani

30-31 Jan.

2018

189189

Name of

Scientist


Dr M

Mahapatra

Assoc Prof., CAET Design and System perceptive

in agriculture towards

transition strategy for

sustainable community system

XIMB,

Bhubanesw

ar

16-18,

May 2017

Dr P.L.

Pradhan

Professor & O.I.C.

FIM, CAET

Meeting of Research

Engineers of AICRP on FIM/

UAE/ ESA on ‘Assessment of Farm Mechanisation Status in

India’

CIAE,

Bhopal

2nd June,

2017

Dr P.L.

Pradhan

Professor & O.I.C.,

FIM, CAET

Review Meeting QRT, AICRP

on Farm Implements and

Machinery

IIT,

Kharagpur

27-29

June, 2017

Dr P.L.

Pradhan

Professor & O.I.C.,

FIM

AICRP on Farm Implements

and Machinery

UAS,

Raichur

20 –22

Dec., 2017

Dr P.L.

Pradhan

Professor & O.I.C.,

FIM, CAET

Review Meeting QRT, AICRP

on Farm Implements and

Machinery

IIT,

Kharagpur

27-29

June, 2017

Dr. (Mrs.)

Minati

Mohapatra

Assistant Research

Engineer, CAET

Design and systems

perspectives in agriculture

towards transition strategy for

sustainable community system

Xavier

Institute of

Managemen

t, BBSR

16th-18th ,

May 2017

Dr. M. K.

Panda

Research Engineer QRT meeting of AICRP on

PHET

IIT,

Kharagpur

25-26th

Sept. 2017

Dr. M. K.

Panda

Research Engineer,

CAET

38th Annual Workshop of

AICRP on PHET

Jau,

Junagad

23-25, Jan

2018

Dr. U. S. Pal Assistant Process

Engineer, CAET


AICRP on PHET

JAU,

Junagad

23-25, Jan

2018

Dr. (Mrs.)

Minati

Mohapatra

Assistant Research

Engineer, CAET

Conference of stakeholders for

value chain development of

Mango and Arhar

Bhubanswar 7th Feb.,

2018

Dr.B.P.

Behera

Professor, CAET Reaching the Unreached

through Science &

Technology

KIIT,

Bhubanesw

ar

17th-18th

Dec.2017

Dr.B.P.

Behera

Professor, CAET Doubling Farmer’s Income through Technological

Interventions

Anand

Agricultural

University,

Anand

8th-10th

Jan. 2018

Dr S.

Mahapatra

Professor, Dept of

ABM

Skill Development and

Startups

Bhubanesw

ar

4th April

2017

Dr.

S.K.Udgata

Professor, College of

Fisheries

11th IFAF Focusing in

sustainability and safety

ICAR-

CIFT,

Kochi

21-24th

Nov. 2017

Dr. S.K.

Bhuyan

Assoc. Prof., College

of Fisheries

Summer school on Advances

in fish stock assessment and

management

ICAR-

CMFRI,

Kochi

12th July -

2nd Aug.

2017

190190

Name of

Scientist


Dr. S.K.

Patra

Assoc. Prof., College

of Fisheries

Short course on Aquatic

pollution and Abatement

College of

Fisheries,

Manglore

6-15 Nov.

2017

Dr. N. Das Assoc. Prof., College

of Fisheries

Short course on Broodstock

Improvement and Quality Fish

Seed Production through

Genetic Tools

ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

15-24

Mar.,

2018

Dr C. Parida Asst. Prof., CBSc

&H

Advancements in polymeric

materials

CIPET,

Bhubanesw

ar

2-4th

Feb.2018

Dr M R

Acharya

Professor, CBSc &H National seminar on Reaching

the Unreached through

Science and Technology

ISCA and

KIIT

University,

Bhubanesw

a

17-18th

Dec. 2017

Dr M R

Acharya

Professor, CBSc &H National; seminar on Recent

advances in Physics and its

Application

O P S and B

J B College,

Bhubanesw

ar

10-11th

Feb. 2018

Dr. S. K.

Samantaray

Scientist (Agril.

Extn.), KVK,

Ganjam-I

Training programme on

Developing Winning Research

Proposals in Agricultural

Research

ICAR-

NARM

Hyderabad

1st -5th

Aug.,

2017

Dr. D.V.

Singh

Sr. Scientist & Head,

KVK, Kandhamal Training programme on

Technological and Policy

Options for Enhancing

Farmers’ Income

IARI, New

Delhi

23rd Sept.-

13th Oct.,

2017

Dr. (Mrs.) S.

Mohanty


KVK, Gajapati

Training Programme on

Extension strategy for

promotion of climate smart

livelihood opportunities

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

12th -

14thSept.,

2017

Dr. P. K.

Padhi

Scientist (Animal

Sc.), KVK,

Jagatsinghpur





MANAGE,

Hyderabad

12th -14th

Sept.,

2017

Mr. S. Lenka


KVK, Ganjam-I





MANAGE,

Hyderabad

12th -14th

Sept.,

2017

Mr. S.S. Das

Scientist (Fishery

Sc.), KVK, Ganjam-

II

Developing Sustainable

Climate Resilient Farming

Practices in Agriculture and

Allied Sector in Odisha

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

12th -14th

Sept.,

2017

Ms. Sushree

Chowdhury

Scientist (Fishery

Sc.), KVK, Ganjam-

II





MANAGE,

Hyderabad

12th -14th

Sept.,

2017

191191

Name of

Scientist


Dr. S. K.

Samantaray

Scientist (Agril.

Extn.), KVK,

Ganjam-I





MANAGE,

Hyderabad

12th -14th

Sept.,

2017

Dr. S.

Ranabijuli

Scientist (Animal

Sc.), KVK, Puri





MANAGE,

Hyderabad

12th -14th

Sept.,

2017

Dr. (Ms)

Lipsa Dash

Scientist (Animal

Sc.), KVK,

Kendrapara

Winter School on Molecular

diagnosis of disease of small

ruminants

Col.of Vet.

Sc. Tirupati,

A.P

4th -24th

Oct. 2017

Ms. Trupti

Bhoi

Scientist (Agril.

Extn.), KVK,

Bargarh

Training on “Improving

e-Governance in Agriculture”

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

13th -15th

Nov. 2017

Mr. K.

Behera

Scientist (Agril.

Extn.), KVK,

Bolangir

New Extension Approaches

for inclusion of rural youth,

small holder farmers and

integration of MGMG

activities with ongoing

extension programme

ICAR-

Indian

Institute of

Rice

Research,

Hyderabad

21st -30th

Nov.,

2017

Mr. S. K.

Panigrahi

Scientist (Agril.

Extn.), KVK,

Ganjam-II


Improving Income of Farmers

through Agriculture and

Aquaculture through

Development Intervention

ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan., 2018

Dr.

M.R.Mohapa

tra,

JDE(UEBP),

DEE, JDE(UEBP), National Conference on



Aquaculture through


ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan., 2018

Dr. (Mrs.)

Ipsita

Mishra,

Scientist (Pl.

Protection), KVK,

Angul




Aquaculture through


ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan., 2018

Dr. Tapan

Kumar Palai,

Scientist (Animal

Sc.), KVK, Bhadrak




Aquaculture through


ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan., 2018

Dr. Santosh

Kumar

Samatray

Scientist (Agril.

Extn.), KVK,

Ganjam-I




Aquaculture through


ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan., 2018

Dr. Sidharth

Sankar Das,

Scientist (Fishery),

KVK, Ganjam-II




ICAR-

CIFA,

5th -7th

Jan., 2018

192192

Name of

Scientist


Aquaculture through


Bhubanesw

ar

Dr. Pravat

Kumar

Padhi,

Scientist (Animal

Sc.), KVK,

Jagatsinghpur




Aquaculture through


ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan., 2018

Dr. (Mrs.)

Babita

Mishra,

Scientist

(Horticulture), KVK,

Jajpur




Aquaculture through


ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan., 2018

Dr. (Mrs.)

Manasi Bhol,

Scientist (Home Sc.),

KVK, Kendrapara




Aquaculture through


ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan., 2018

Dr.

(Mrs.)Laxmi

priya

Pradhan,

Scientist ( Home

Sc.), KVK,

Keonjhar




Aquaculture through


ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan., 2018

Dr.

Swagatika

Sahu

Scientist (Fishery),

KVK, Nayagarh




Aquaculture through


ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan. 2018

Dr. Sidhart

Ranbijuli

Scientist (Animal

Sc.), KVK, Puri




Aquaculture through


ICAR-

CIFA,

Bhubanesw

ar

5th -7th

Jan. 2018

Dr. B.L.

Mohanta

Scientist (Agril.

Engg.), KVK, Jajpur

TOT programme on the job

allotted (Tractor Operator)

IGKV,

Raipur

4th -6th

Jan. 2018

Dr. Gayatree

Sahoo

Scientist

(Pl. Protection),

KVK, Balasore

XVI AZRA International

Conference on applied

Zoological Research for

Sustainable Agriculture and

Food Security

BHU,

Varanasi

9th -11th

Feb.2018

Mr. Prasant

Kumar Panda

Scientist (Pl.

Protection), KVK,

Ganjam-I

Training programme on Fruit

Fly : Surveillance and

Management

IIPHM,

Rajendrana

gar,

Hyderabad

26th Feb.

to 2nd Mar.

2018

Dr. Namita

Mohapatra

Scientist (Home Sc.),

KVK, Kendrapara Workshop on Prevention of

Sexual Harassment at

Workplace

ICAR-

CIWA

Bhubanesw

ar

8th March,

2018

193193

Name of

Scientist


Dr B Behera

Prof. & Head,

Agronomy

Quinquennial review meeting ICAR-

IISWC,

Dehradun

19-

20.Dec.

2017

Dr B Behera

Prof. & Head,

Agronomy

Redesigning agronomy for

nature conservation and

economic empowerment

GBPUAT,

Pantnagar

20.Feb.

2018

Dr B Behera

Prof. & Head,

Agronomy

FFP Annual Review Meeting IARI, New

Delhi

21-22 Feb.

2018

Dr. S. Biswal Prof., Agronomy GIS and GPS technology in

Agriculture

CAET,

Bhubanesw

ar

10 to 14

Nov. 2017

Dr. S. Biswal Prof., Agronomy 3rd ARRW Int. Symposium on

Frontier’s of Rice Research for Improving Productivity,

Profitability and climate

resilience.

NRRI,

Cuttack

6-9 Feb.

2018

Dr. S. Biswal Prof., Agronomy National Agronomy Congress

on Redesigning Agronomy for

Nature Conservation and

Economic Empowerment.

GBPUA T,

Pantnagar

19-23 Feb.

2018

Dr S.K.

Pattanayak

Prof. & Head, Soil

Sc. & Agril.

Chemistry

Reclamation of Acid Soils in

Eastern Region of India

NBSS &

LUP,

Kolkata

11.8.2017

Dr S.K.

Pattanayak

Prof. & Head, Soil

Sc. & Agril.

Chemistry

Advances in Potassium

research for efficient soil and

crop management,

International conference

NAAS

Complex,

New Delhi

28 to 29

Aug. 2017

Dr A K Dash Professor (IFFCO),

Dept. of Soil Sc. &

Agril. Chemistry

17th IFFCO Chair Professor

Conference

New Delhi 16-17th

March,

2018

Dr. B. Patro Prof., Dept. of

Entomology


AICRP on biological control.

Dr Y S

Parmar

Univ. of

Hort. &

Forestry,

Solan

16 to 17

May 2017

Dr.M.K.

Mishra

Professor, Dept. of

Pl. Pathology

Workshop on Methodological

frame work for

implementation of Farmers

FIRST programme

TANUVAS

, Madras

Vet.

College,

Chennai

10-13

Oct., 2017

Dr.M.K.

Mishra

Professor, Dept. of

Pl. Pathology

Biosafety capacity building

Workshop’ under UNEP/GEF

supported Phase-II capacity

building project

Biotechnolo

gy

Consortium

India Ltd,

New Delhi

and OUAT

19th

March,

2018

194194

Name of

Scientist


Dr.(Mrs.) G.

Biswal

Professor, Dept. of

Pl. Pathology

National Symposium on Plant

Health Management:

Embracing Eco-sustainable

paradigm

AAU,

Jorhat,

Assam

15-17,

Feb. 2018

Dr.A.K.Sena

pati

Professor, Dept. of

Pl. Pathology

National Symposium on Plant

Health Management:

Embracing Eco-sustainable

paradigm

AAU,

Jorhat,

Assam

15-17,

Feb. 2018

Dr. B. Mishra Prof., Dept. of Extn.

Edn.

1st International Congress on

‘New Horizons of Extension Challenges and opportunities’

ICAR-

CIWA,

BBSR

01-03,

Feb.2018

Sri

S.K.Mohanty

Jr. Breeder, AICRP

on Castor

Annual Group Meeting of

AICRP on Castor

Ercaud,

Tamilnadu

18-20

May 2017

Sri

S.K.Mohanty

Jr. Breeder, AICRP

on Castor

Field Day-cum- Training

Programme on Castor

breeding

IIOR,

Hyderabad

15-16 Feb.

2018

Dr.A.

Baliarsingh

OIC,

Agrometeorology

Annual Workshop of

AICRPAM-NICRA

BSKKV,

Dapoli

22-23

May 2017

Dr.A.

Baliarsingh

OIC,

Agrometeorology

WGM, AICRPAM SKUAST,

Jammu,

Chata

27-29 Nov

2017

Dr.A.

Baliarsingh

OIC,

Agrometeorology

National Seminar on

Agrometeorology for

sustainable Development with

special emphasis on

Agrometeorological practices

for climate resilient farming

and food

CCSHAU,

Hissar

12-14,

Oct.2017

Dr.A.

Baliarsingh

OIC,

Agrometeorology

11th ARM of GKMS & 8th

ARM of FASAL

IGKV,

Raipur

15-17

Nov. 2017

Dr. R. K.

Patnaik

Breeder & OIC,

AICRP on Cotton


AICRP on Cotton

TNAU,

Coimbatore

8-10

April,

2017

Dr. B. S.

Nayak

Jr. Scientist, AICRP

on Cotton


AICRP on Cotton

TNAU,

Coimbatore,

Tamil Nadu

8-10

April,

2017

Mr. N. Mandi Jr. Entomologist,

AICRP on Cotton


AICRP on Cotton

TNAU,

Coimbatore

8-10 Apr.

2017

Dr Digbijaya

Swain

Maize Breeder &

OIC, Maize Imp.

Project

60th Annual Workshop of All

India Coordinated Maize

Improvement Project

MPUAT,

Udaipur

2-4 Apr.

2017

Dr. Pramila

Naik

Jr. Agronomist,

Maize Imp. Project

60th Annual Workshop of All

India Coordinated Maize

Improvement Project

MPUAT,

Udaipur

2-4 April,

2017

Dr Digbijaya

Swain

Maize Breeder,

Maize Imp. Project

Maize Germplasm Field Day CIMMYT,

ICRISAT

23 March

2018

195195

Name of

Scientist


Dr P. Sial Breeder(Spices) &

OIC

Annual Group Meeting on

AICRP on Spices’ 2017-18

LAM,

Guntur

9-12 Oct.

2017

Dr. N. C.

Behura

OIC, AICRP on

Poultry

Annual Review meeting of

AICRP on Poultry

Palampur,

Himachal

Pradesh

22-23

May, 2017

Dr. R. K.

Paikaray

Chief Agronomist,

AICRP on IFS

Annual Group Meeting- 2017

of AICRP on IFS

RARI,

Durgapura,

Jaipur,

Rajasthan

03-05

Nov. 2017

Dr. T.R.

Mohanty

Agronomist, OFR,

Keonjhar

Annual Group Meeting- 2017

of AICRP on IFS

RARI,

Durgapura,

Jaipur

03-05

Nov. 2017

Dr. S. Sahoo Nematologist

XX Biennial Group Meeting

of AICRP on Nematodes in

Agriculture

AAU,

Anand

15-17 Feb,

2018

Dr. N. Das Asst. Nematologist



Agriculture

AAU,

Anand

15-17 Feb,

2018

J. K. Mahalik Asst. Nematologist



Agriculture

AAU,

Anand

15-17 Feb,

2018

Dr. G. B.

Dash

Breeder & OIC 13th Annual Group meeting on

AINP on jute and allied fibres

BCKV,Kaly

ani, West

Bengal

10-11 Feb,

2018

Dr. Sarika

Jena

Asst. Agronomist 13th Annual Group meeting on


BCKV,Kaly

ani, West

Bengal

10-11 Feb,

2018

Mr. S. K. Das Asst. Entomologist 13th Annual Group meeting on


BCKV,Kaly

ani, West

Bengal

10-11 Feb,

2018

Dr. Manoj

Kumar Rout

Jr. Pathologist 13th Annual Group meeting on


BCKV,Kaly

ani, West

Bengal

10-11 Feb,

2018

Dr. (Mrs.)

Saudamini

Swain

OIC on Tropical

Fruits (Banana)

5th Group discussion on

AICRP on fruits

NRCB,

Trichy,

15-18 Feb.

2018

Dr. S.Sahu Seed Production

Officer

3rd ARRW International

Symposium on “Frontires of Rice Research for improving

productivity, profitability and

climate resilience .

ICAR-

NRRI

Cuttack

6-9 Feb.

2018

Dr.

C.R.Sahoo,

Asst. Seed

Production Officer

3rd ARRW International

Symposium on “Frontires of Rice Research for improving

productivity, profitability and

climate resilience .

ICAR-

NRRI

Cuttack

6-9 Feb.

2018

196196

Name of

Scientist


Dr. P. K.

Panda

Jr. Scientist, AICRP

on Pigeonpea

Summer school on More crop

per drop

IIPR,

Kanpur

06-26

Sept. 2017

Mr. D. K.

Dash,

Breeder, AICRP on

R & M

Annual review meeting of

Rapeseed and Mustard

RARI,

Jaipur,

Rajsthan

03-05

Aug, 2017

Dr(Mrs). P.

Pati

Agronomist, AICRP

on R & M

Annual review meeting of

Rapeseed and Mustard

RARI,

Jaipur,

Rajsthan

03-05

Aug, 2017

Dr. D. K.

Bastia

Chief Scientist,

AICRP on DLAP

XVI Working Group Meeting

of AICRPDA

AICRPDA

Center,

Jagdalpur

1-5 Feb.

2018

Dr. S. K.

Behera

Agril. Engineer,

AICRP on DLAP

XVI Working Group Meeting

of AICRPDA

AICRPDA

Center,

Jagdalpur

1-5 Feb.

2018

Dr.

C.R.Satapathy

P.I., AICRP on

Honeybee Res. &

Trg.

2nd interactive meeting of NNI

Project

IARI, New

Delhi

17-19 Nov.

2017

Dr. R.

N.Mohapatra

Asst. Entomologist,

AICRP on Honeybee

Res. & Trg.

2nd interactive meeting of NNI

Project

IARI, New

Delhi

17-19

Nov. 2017

Dr.

C.R.Satapath

y

P.I., AICRP on

Honeybee Res. &

Trg.

Indo Australian workshop on

Stingless bee and presented the

research highlight and

proposed programmes

NASC

Complex,

New Delhi

17-18

Dec. 2017

Dr.

R.N.Mohapat

ra

P.I., AICRP on

Honeybee Res. &

Trg.

International Pollinator

Expert meeting

Nauni,

Solan,

Himachal

Pradesh

1-2 Feb.

2018

Dr.

R.N.Mohapat

ra

P.I., AICRP on

Honeybee Res. &

Trg.

State level Biosafety Capacity

building workshop

OUAT,Bhu

baneswar

19 March

2018

Dr. Sandeep

Kumar

Asst. Professor,

AICRP on MAP &

Betelvine

Whole Genome Sequencing

of Plant Pathogens: Methods

and Applications

Division of

Plant

Pathology,

IARI, New

Delhi

29

Dec.’17 to 18 Jan.

2018

Dr. D.

Mishra

OIC, AICRP on

Potential Crops

State level Biosafety Capacity

Building Workshop

OUAT and

Biotech

Consortium

India Ltd.

19 March

2018

Mr. Abhijit

Kar

Jr. Entomologist,

AICRP on

MULLaRP

CAFT training on Innovative

strategies of plant protection

for insect pests management in

changing agriculture scenario

CCSHAU,

Hisar.

8-28 Nov.

2017

Dr. Sushri

Sangita Bal

Jr. Pathologist,

AICRP on

MULLaRP

CAFT training on Whole

genome sequencing of plant

IARI, New

Delhi

29

Dec.’17 to

197197

Name of

Scientist


pathogens : methods and

applications

18 Jan.

2018

Prof. S.S.

Mahapatra

ADR, RRTTS,

Ranital

National Agronomy Congress

2018

Pantnagar,

Uttarakahnd

20-22 Feb.

2018

Dr. C.K.

Das.

Jr. Scientist (PBG),

RRTTS, Ranital

3rd Arrow International Rice

Symposium

NRRI,

Cuttack

6-9 Feb.

2018

Dr. D.

Panigrahi

Sr. Scientist (Ento.),

RRTTS, Mahisapat

XVI AZRA International

Conference “Applied Zoological Research for

Sustainable Agriculture and

Food Security”

Banaras

Hindu

University,

Varanasi

9-11 Feb.

2018

Ms. M.

Prusty

Junior Scientist,

RRTTS, Mahisapat

Indian Science Congress

Association

KIIT, BBSR 17- 18

Dec. 2017

Dr. M. M.

Mishra

Agronomist, AICRP

on weed

management

Redesigning Agronomy for

Nature conservation and


GBPUA&T

Pantnagar

20-22

Feb., 2018

Dr.R.Dash Jr. Agronomist,

AICRP on weed

management


Nature conservation and


GBPUA&T

Pantnagar

20-22

Feb., 2018


workshop and training programmes, 2018-19

Name Designation Name of Workshop/ Symposia Place Date

Dr.

A.P.Acharya

Asst. Professor,

Pathology, CVSc

& AH


Innovative progress in animal

health and production for safe

and secure food under one health

perspective.

WBUAFS,

Kolkata

01-02Feb.,

2019

Dr. P. Swain Professor, Vety.

Extension & AH





perspective.

WBUAFS,

Kolkata

01-02Feb.,

2019

Dr. B.C.Das Asst. Professor,

Vety. Extension

& AH





perspective.

WBUAFS,

Kolkata

01-02Feb.,

2019

Dr. J.K.Das Assoc. Prof.,

Surgery, CVSc

& AH





perspective.

WBUAFS,

Kolkata

01-02Feb.,

2019

Dr.

S.R.Mishra

Asst. Prof., Vety.

Physiology

Winter school on Climate

Change Led Abiotic and Biotic

Stress in Farm Animals and

ICAR-NIANP,

Bengaluru

01-21 Nov.,

2018

198198


Amelioration with Nutritional

and Physiological Approaches

Dr.M.Dehuri Asst. Professor.

Vety.

Parasitology,

CVSc & AH

Short course training on “An update on molecular and

advanced approaches for

diagnosis of parasitic diseases in

animal”

ICAR-

NIVEDI,

Yelahanka,

Bengaluru

02-11 Jan.,

2019

Dr.

Jagannath

Patra

Scientist, KVK,

Mayurbhanj-II

ISEE National Seminar on

Integrated farming system for

enhancing farmers income and

national security

WBUAFS,

Kolkata 05- 07 Dec.,

2018

Dr. P.Swain Prof., Vety.

Extension & AH




national security

WBUAFS,

Kolkata

05-07 Dec.,

2018

Dr. B.C.Das Asst. Prof., Vety.

Extension & AH




national security

WBUAFS,

Kolkata

05-07 Dec.,

2018

Dr. (Mrs.) J.

Bagh

Asst. Professor,

Dept. of LPM,

CVSc & AH

CAFT on poultry Sc. Strategies

to overcome the challenges in

diseases , nutritional and

managemental practices for

poultry production

VCRI,

Namakkal

(TANUVAS)

06-26 Feb.,

2019

Dr. L.K.

Babu

Professor, LPM,

CVSc & AH

47th Dairy Industry Conference

(DIC): Innovative Approach for

Enhancing Dairy Farmers

Income

Indian Dairy

Association,

Bihar State

Chapter, Patna

07-09 Feb.,

2019

Dr. B.

Panigrahi

Professor, LPM Workshop on Broad Subject

Matter Area on LPTPM

CVS, Guwahati 09-10Oct.,

2018

Dr.

S.K.Mishra

Prof., Animal

Nutrition

Workshop on Broad Subject


CVS, Guwahati 09-10 Oct.,

2018

Dr. D. K.

Karna

Assoc. Prof.,

Animal Breeding

& Genetics

Workshop on Broad Subject


CVS, Guwahati 09-10 Oct.,

2018

Mr. Jayant

Ku. Pati

Scientist, KVK,

Sundargarh-II

Training on New Media

Extension

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

10-12 July

2018

Dr. A.

Hembram

Asst. Prof., Vety.

Parasitology,

CVSc & AH

Short course on Diagnostic

control of emerging parasitic

diseases

KVFSU,

Bengaluru

10-30 Jan.,

2019

Dr. Sajeeb

Ku. Biswasi

Sr. Scientist,

OIC, RRTTSS,

Kirei

Int. Symp. on Advances in

Agrometeorology for Managing

Climatic Risks of farmers

JNU, New

Delhi

11-13 Feb.,

2019

Mr A.K.

Sethy

Technical

Officer, GKMS,

RRTTS,

G.Udayagiri

INAGMET, 2019- Optimisation

of Thermal Environment, Agro

meteorological indices & varietal

influence on production potential

JNU, New

Delhi

11-13 Feb.,

2019

199199


of soya bean under North western

plateu Zone of Odisha

Dr. C.S.K.

Mishra

Professor and

Head, Zoology,

CBSH

Leadership for Academician

Programme (LEAP)

JNU, New

Delhi

11-22Feb.,

2019

Mr. S. K.

Pradhan

Asst. Prof.,

CPGS

National conference on

“Metagenomics in Fisheries Research”

ICAR-CIFRI,

Barrackpur

1-2 Dec.,

2018

Mrs. S.

Martha

Asst. Prof.,

CPGS

National conference on

“Metagenomics in Fisheries Research”

ICAR-CIFRI,

Barrackpur

1-2 Dec.,

2018

Dr.

A.P.Acharya

Asst. Prof., Vety.

Pathology

CAFT Training GADVASU,

Ludhiana

12 Nov. -02

Dec., 2018

Dr. Dipika

Sahoo

Assoc.

Professor, CH,

Chiplima

First Vegetable Science

Congress (Emerging challenges

in vegetable research and

education)

IIVR, Varanasi

1-3 Feb.,

2019

Mr. Bhaskar

Ch. Das

Asst.

Prof.(PHM), CH,

Chiplima

First Vegetable Science

Congress (Emerging challenges

in vegetable research &

education)

IIVR, Varanasi 1-3 Feb.,

2019

Dr. C. K. Das Jr. Breeder,

AICRP on

Rapeseed &

Mustard

4th National Brassica Congress CSAUT,

Kanpur

1-3 Feb.,

2019

Dr. (Mrs.) S.

Mohanta

Asst. Prof., CA,

Chiplima

Winter school on “Innovations in Integrated Management of Insect

Pests and diseases of field crops

through endophytes and PGPRs”

College of

Agriculture,

UAS,

Dharwad,

Karnataka

13 Nov. - 3

Dec. 2018

Dr.S.C.

Sahoo

Prof., Deptt. of

Fruit Science &

Hort.

Technology

National Level Workshop on

“Plant Health Management of Coconut: Challenges and Future

Opportunities”

NIPHM,

Hyderabad

14-15 Mar.,

2019

Mrs.

Subhashree

Das

Jr. Scientist,

RRTTS,

Bhawanipatna

Non-destructive high throughput

phenotyping for gene discovery

and development of climate

resilient crops

IARI, New

Delhi

14-23 Mar.,

2019

Mr. Tapas

Ranjan

Sahoo

SMS,

Agronomy,

KVK,

Kendrapara

Winter Course on A family

approach to doubling farmers’ income

UAS,

Dharwad,

Karnataka

16 Jan.-5

Feb., 2019

Mr.

M.Behera

Scientist

(Fishery), KVK,

Puri



UAS,

Dharwad,

Karnataka

16 Jan.-5

Feb., 2019

Dr. Siddharth

Ranabijuli

Scientist, KVK,

Ganjam-I



UAS,

Dharwad,

Karnataka

16 Jan.-5

Feb., 2019

200200


Dr.

Nityamanjari

Mishra

Jr. Scientist,

RRTTS,

Keonjhar

Winter School on ‘Innovative approaches for improvement of

perennial Horticultural Crops’

ICAR-IARI,

New Delhi

16 Nov.,

2018 - 6

Dec., 2018

Mr. A. Kar Asst. Prof., Dept.

of Entomology,

CA, BBSR

Short course on “Advances in Pesticide residue analytical

techniques”

I.I.H.R.,

Bengaluru

16-19 Jan.,

2019

Mrs.

B.L.Rout

Scientist, KVK,

Nayagarh

Training Programme under ASCI

(Mushroom Grower)

BCKV,

Kalyani, WB

17- 21

Sept., 2018

Dr. Lata

Mallick

Scientist, KVK,

Nayagarh

Training Programme under ASCI

(Vermicompost Producers)

BCKV,

Kalyani, WB

17- 21

Sept., 2018

Mr. S.R.

Pradhan

Scientist, KVK,

Angul

8th Indian Horticulture Congress

2019

IGKV, Raipur 17- 21Jan.,

2019

Mrs. H.

Nayak

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Forestry

National Seminar on Science for

Society

NISER,

Bhubaneswar

17-18 Nov.,

2018

Mr. T.L.

Mohanty

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Forestry

National Seminar on Science for

Society

NISER,

Bhubaneswar

17-18 Nov.,

2018

Dr. C.S.K.

Mishra

Professor and

Head, Zoology,

CBSH

National Seminar on “Science for Society”

NISER,

Bhubaneswar

17-18 Nov.,

2018

Mrs. Sasmita

Behera

Jr. Scientist,

AICRP on

Agroforestry

National seminar on ‘Science for society’

NISER,

Bhubaneswar.

17-18 Nov.,

2018

Dr. Ranjan

Ku. Tarai

Associate

Professor (FS),

CH, Chiplima

8th Indian Horticulture Congress,

(Shaping Future of Indian

Horticulture)

IGKV, Raipur 17-21

Jan., 2019

Mr. B. K.

Sethy

Asst. Prof., CA,

Chiplima

8th Indian Horticulture Congress-

2019 “Shaping Future of Indian Horticulture”

IGKV, Raipur 17-21Jan.,

2019

Dr. B. B.

Sahoo

Junior Scientist,

RRTTS,

Bhawanipatna



IGKV, Raipur 17-21 Jan.,

2019

Dr P.K.Panda Horticulturist,

AICRP on

Cashew



IGKV, Raipur 17-21 Jan.,

2019

Dr. N. Sahoo Professor,

Preventive

Medicine

One health India Conference Dept. of

Biotechnology,

New Delhi

18-19 Feb.,

2019

Dr. S. K.

Roul

Assoc. Prof.,

CAET


Coordinated preparation of high

resolution National Foundation

Spatial Data for Grampanchayat

and Ward level mapping

Odisha Space

Applications

Centre,

Bhubaneswar

18-22Dec.,

2018

Dr. Anil

Kumar Swain

Sr. Scientist &

Head

Short course on” One health special reference to Fisheries &

Aquaculture”.

ICAR-CIFE,

Mumbai

18-27 Feb.,

2019

201201


Dr. S. Biswal Professor,

Agronomy, CA,

Bhubaneswar

National Agronomy Congress on


Nature Conservation and

Economic Empowerment

GBPUAT,

Pantnagar

19-23 Feb.,

2018

Dr. R. K.

Paikaray

Chief

Agronomist,

AICRP on IFS

National Agronomy Congress GBPUT,

Pantnagar

20-22 Feb.,

2018

Mr.Dibya

Sundar Kar

Scientist, KVK,

Dhenkanal

14th Agricultural Science

Congress

IARI, Pusa,

New delhi

20-23 Feb.,

2019

Ms.

Pravamanjari

Giri

Scientist

(Agronomy),

KVK, Balasore

Capacity building programme on

on-farm water management

technologies for improving water

productivity

ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

Dr. D. Dash Scientist, Soil

Sci., KVK,

Bhadrak




productivity

ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

Sasmita

Priyadarshini

SMS(Agronomy),

KVK, Boudh




productivity

ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

Dr.

Bimalendu

Mohanty

Sr. Scientist and

Head, KVK,

Dhenkanal




productivity

ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

Mr. Debasis

Sarangi

Scientist, KVK,

Ganjam-II




productivity

ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

Dr. Pradipta

Majhi

SMS (Soil Sc.),

KVK,

Jagatsinghpur




productivity

ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

Mr. Lalita

Ku. Mohanty

Scientist, KVK,

Jajpur




productivity

ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

Mr. Jadunath

Hembram

Scientist, KVK,

Jharsuguda




productivity

ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

Ms. S.

Biswal

SMS (Agril.

Engg), KVK,

Kandhamal




productivity

ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

Mr. S.K.

Mandi

SMS(Agronomy

), KVK, Gajapati



ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

202202



productivity

Dr. Naram

Ramu

SMS

(Agronomy),

KVK, Keonjhar




productivity

ICAR-IIWM,

Bhubaneswar

21-24 Jan.,

2019

Dr. K. Sethy Asst. Prof.,

Animal

Nutrition, CVSc

& AH

CAFT on Relevance of feed

processing technologies to

improve the economics of

livestock farming

ICAR-IVRI,

Izatnagar,

Bareilly, UP

22 Feb- 12

Mar., 2019

Dr. Chandan

Behera

Asst. Prof., CA,

Bhawanipatna

CAFT on Genomics Assisted

Crop Breeding Technique

PAU, Ludhiana 22 Jan. -11

Feb., 2019

Dr.

Bimalendu

Mohanty

Sr. scientist and

Head, KVK,

Dhenkanal

Exposition and open day India

international science festival and

expo

ILS,

Bhubaneswar

22-23 Sept.,

2018

Dr.Roshni

Bala Nayak

Scientist, KVK,

Dhenkanal

Exposition and open day India

international science festival and

expo

ILS,

Bhubaneswar

22-23 Sept.,

2018

Dr. P.K.Pati Prof., LPT International symposium of

MSACON

WBUAFS,

Kolkata

22-24 Nov.,

2018

Mr. N.K.Sial Asst. Prof.,

College of

Fisheries

BRAQCON-2019 ICAR-CIBA,

Chennai

22-25

Jan., 2019

Dr. N. Das Assoc. Prof.,

College of

Fisheries


Chennai

22-25 Jan.,

2019

Dr. D.

Satapathy

Professor,

College of

Fisheries


Chennai

22-25 Jan.,

2019

Mr. B.K. Pati Asst. Prof.,

College of

Fisheries


Chennai

22-25 Jan.,

2019

Dr. S.K.

Patra

Assoc. Prof.,

College of

Fisheries


Chennai

22-25 Jan.,

2019

Mr. P. C.

Munda

Asst. Prof.,

CPGS

National Facilitator

Development Program for

Agricultural Marketing

CCSNIAM,

Jaipur,

Rajasthan

22-31 Oct.,

2018

Dr. T.R.

Mohanty

Agronomist,

OFR, Keonjhar


Integrated Farming Systems for

3Es

UAS,

Bengaluru

23-24 Dec.,

2018

Dr. L.K.Babu Prof., LPM,

CVSc & AH

Int. Conf. on Advances in

Medicine, Technology and

holistic health

CVAS,

Mannuthy,

Thrissur,

Kerala

23-25

Jan., 2019

Dr.S.K. Dash Dean, CAET IAUA Golden Jubilee

International Conference on

NASC

Complex, New

Delhi

23-25 Nov.,

2018

203203


“Agricultural Education- sharing

global experience”

Dr. Anita

Mahapatra

Jr. Agronomist,

AICRP on

Sunflower


Doubling Farmers Income

through Agronomic interventions

under Changing Scenario

Udaipur,

Rajasthan

24-26 Oct.,

2018

Dr. Basudev

Behera

Professor and

Head, Dept. of

Agronomy, CA,

Bhubaneswar





MPUAT,

Udaipur,

Rajasthan

24-26 Oct.,

2018

Dr. L. M.

Garnayak

Professor, Dept.

of Agronomy,

CA,

Bhubaneswar





MPUAT,

Udaipur,

Rajasthan

24-26 Oct.,

2018

Dr. R. K.

Paikaray

Professor, Dept.

of Agronomy,

CA,

Bhubaneswar





MPUAT,

Udaipur,

Rajasthan

24-26 Oct.,

2018

Dr. S. N. Jena Professor, Dept.

of Agronomy,

CA,

Bhubaneswar





MPUAT,

Udaipur,

Rajasthan

24-26 Oct.,

2018

Mr. R. N.

Nayak

Assistant

Biochemist,

AICRP on

PHET


“Advances in application of Nanotechnology”

ICAR-CICOT,

Mumbai

24-28Sept.,

2018

Mr. R. N.

Nayak

Asst.

Biochemist,

AICRP on PHET


“Advances in application of Nanotechnology”

ICAR-CICOT,

Mumbai

24-28 Sept.,

2018

Dr. T.R.

Mohanty

Agronomist,

OFR, Kendujhar

ICAR-IIFSR-SIMMYT joint

traing Workshop series on

Quantitative farming System

typologies application with the R

statistical computing software

ICAR Research

Complex for

Eastern

Region, Patna

24-28 Sept.,

2018

Dr M.

Mahapatra

Assoc. Prof.,

FMP, CAET

Farm Mechanization: Extension

Approach for small and marginal

Farmers of India

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

25-27April,

2018

Mr. B. B.

Behera

Jr. Scientist

(Soil), AICRP on

IFS

Training on “GHG emission/ carbon sequestration estimation

in Integrated Farming System

models using β version of excel tool” and “4R nutrient management strategy

ICAR-IIFSR,

Modipuram,

Meerut

26-29 June,

2018

Dr. S.

Mohapatra

Asst. Prof.,

Physiology

Annual convention of SAPI ICAR-NDRI

Karnal

27-28 Nov.,

2018

Dr. S. K.

Sahoo

Sr. Scientist and

Head, KVK,

Keonjhar

Innovation strategies and

management for success of agri

business

MANAGE,

Hyderabad 27-29 June,

2018

204204


Dr. Bineeta

Satpathy

Sr. Scientist &

Head, KVK,

Angul

Innovation strategies and

management for success of agri

business

MANAGE,

Hyderabad 27-29

June,2018

Mrs.

Bidyutlata

Mallick

Scientist, KVK,

Mayurbhanj-II

Food &Nutritional security of

rural House hold –Role of

women

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

27-30 Aug.,

2018

Dr. Gitanjali

Subudhi

Scientist , KVK,

Nuapara



women

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

27-30 Aug.,

2018

Ms. Bijaya

Laxmi Sahu

Scientist, KVK,

Sundargarh-II



women

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

27-30 Aug.,

2018

Dr. L.P.

Pradhan

Senior Scientist

& Head, KVK,

Sundargarh-I

Management development

programme

MANAGE,

Hyderabad 27-30 Aug.,

2018

Dr.

Bimalendu

Mohanty

Sr. scientist and

Head, KVK,

Dhenkanal

Management development

programme

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

27-30

August,

2018

Dr. S.K.Dash Professor, ABG,

CVSc & AH

National Convention on

Agrivision 2019

NASC, ICAR,

New Delhi

28-29

Jan., 2019

Dr. (Mrs.)

Sashikala

Beura

Department of

Floriculture and

Landscaping,

CA, BBSR

Brainstorming on Role of

Horticulture Education in


ICAR –

NBPGR, New

Delhi

28-29 June,

2018

Dr.

M.R.Panda

Professor,

Parasitology,

CVSc & AH

National Symposium on Novel

technologies and strategies for

control of parasitic diseases of

livestock, poultry and public

health grievances

SVVU,

Tirupati

28-30

Jan., 2019

Dr.

B.N.Mohant

y

Asst. Prof.,

Parasitology,

CVSc & AH

National Symposium on Novel

technologies and strategies for

control of parasitic diseases of

livestock, poultry and public

health grievancesa

SVVU,

Tirupati

28-30

Jan., 2019

Dr.

P.C.Mishra

Assoc. Prof.,

ARGO, CVSc &

AH

Int. Symp. on Productivity

Enhancement through

augmenting reproductive

efficiency of livestock for

sustainable rural economy.

Anand Agril.

University,

Anand, Gujarat

28-30 Dec.,

2018

Dr. S. K.

Dash

Dean, CAET

53rd Annual Convention of ISAE,

New Delhi

BHU,

Varanasi

28-30 Jan.,

2019

Dr. B.

Panigrahi

Prof & Head,

SWCE, CAET

53rd Annual Convention of ISAE,

New Delhi

BHU,

Varanasi

28-30Jan.,

2019

Dr N. Sahoo Professor, CAET 53rd Annual Convention of ISAE,

New Delhi

BHU,

Varanasi

28-30Jan.,

2019

Dr.S.C.

Mohapatra

OIC, AICRP on

Agroforestry

Role of Agroforestry for

doubling of farmers income

Birsa Agril.

University,

Ranchi

28-30 July,

2018

205205


Mrs. Sasmita

Behera

Jr. Scientist,

AICRP on

Agroforestry

Role of Agroforestry for

doubling of farmers income

Birsa Agril.

University,

Ranchi

28-30 July,

2018

Dr.

U.K.Mishra

Prof., Anatomy,

CVSc & AH

National symposium of IAVA CAU, CVS,

Aizawl,

Mizoram

28-30 Nov.,

2018

Dr. Ritun

Patra

Asst. Prof.,

Anatomy, CVSc

& AH

National symposium of IAVA CAU, CVS,

Aizawl,

Mizoram

28-30 Nov.,

2018

Dr. A.

Mishra

Asso. Professor,

AICRP on STCR

Advance training for “Enhancing agricultural productivity and

rural livelihoods through scaling

up of science-led development in

Odisha: Bhoochetana’ for Advanced soil testing training for

strengthening of soil testing

laboratory

ICRISAT,

Hyderabad

28-31 Aug.,

2018

Dr. J.R. Dash Asst. Prof.,

Pharmacology,

CVSc & AH

CAFT on Appl. of genomic tools

in unraveling Phy. process

ICAR-IVRI,

Izatnagar,

Bareilly, UP

29 Jan. - 18

Feb., 2019

Dr. D.P.Das Asst. Prof.,

Pathology, CVSc

& AH



ICAR-IVRI,

Izatnagar,

Bareilly, UP

29 Jan. - 18

Feb., 2019

Dr. Basanti

Jena

Asst. Prof.,

ARGO, CVSc &

AH



ICAR-IVRI,

Izatnagar,

Bareilly, UP

29 Jan. -18

Feb., 2019

Dr. J.K.Das Assoc. Prof.,

Surgery

XIIthAnnual Convention

ofAIZWV

GBPUA&T,

Pantnagar

29-30Sept.,

2018

Dr. Manashi

Mohanty

Director,

College of

Community Sc.

BSMA Community Science,

Stakeholder workshop

NAARM,

Hyderabad

3-4 Oct.,

2018

Dr.S.K. Dash Dean, CAET Global Water Security

Conference for Agriculture and

Natural Resources

Hyderabad 3-6 Oct.,

2018

Dr. Khitish

Ku. Sarangi

Asst. Prof.,

Deptt. Of Agril.

Economics,

OUAT,

Bhubaneswar

National Facilitators’ Development Program

CCS, NIAM,

Jaipur

4-13 Mar.,

2019

Dr. Ajit Ku.

Sahoo

Asst. Prof., CH,

Chiplima

Winter school on “Role of Precision Farming in Urban and

peri-urban Horticulture”

SKN College

of Agriculture,

Jobner,

Rajasthan

4-24 Jan.,

2019

Mr. Prasanta

Kumar Panda

Scientist, KVK,

Ganjam-I

National Workshop on

Promotion of Developing

Climate Resilient Villages for

Sustainable Food and Nutritional

Security

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

4-5 Oct.,

2018

206206


Dr. Jibanjit

Sen

Sr. Scientist and

Head, KVK,

Sonepur

National Workshop on

Promotion of Developing

Climate Resilient Villages for

Sustainable Food and Nutritional

Security

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

4-5 Oct.,

2018

Mr. Nrusingh

Ch. Barik

Scientist, KVK,

Baragarh

Training on ‘Recent advances in

nutrient vis-à-vis soil health

management for major oilseed

cropping systems of India.

ICAR-IIOR,

Hyderabad

5-12 May,

2018

Dr. S.K.

Patra

Assoc. Prof.,

College of

Fisheries,

Rangailunda

ICAR Sponsored Short Course

on Fish Seed Production and

Quality Assurance

College of

Fisheries,

Rangeilunda

5-14Feb.,

2019

Mr. S. K.

Meher

Scientist, KVK,

Baragarh

Summer school on “New innovation in improvement of

vegetable crops”

Dr. YS. Parmar

University of

Horticulture &

Forestry,

Nauni-Solan

5-25 Sept.,

2018

Dr. Manoj

Ku. Rout

Jr. Pathologist,

AICRP on Jute

Winter school on “Microbial Based Interventions for

sustainable pest management and

improving soil health.

ICAR-IIPR,

Kanpur

5-25 Sept.,

2018

Dr. N. Das OIC, AICRP on

Plant Parasitic

Nematodes

Winter school on “Microbial based intervensions for

sustainable pest management and

improving soil health”.

ICAR-IIPR,

Kanpur

5-25 Sept.,

2018

Dr.

C.R.Sahoo,

A.S.P.O., AICRP

on BSP (NSP

Crops)

Winter School on ‘Climate change and its impact on

photosynthesis and productivity

of rice’

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

5-26 Nov.,

2018

Dr. Manasi

Dash

Asst. Prof., Dept.

of PBG, CA,

Bhubaneswar

Climate Change and its impact on

Photosynthesis and productivity

of Rice

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

5-26 Nov.,

2018

Dr. A.P.

Nayak

Scientist, KVK,

Bhadrak

Integrated Farming System for

Enhancing Farmers' Income and

Nutritional Security

WBUA&FS,

Kolkata 5-7 Dec.,

2018

Mr.

B.R.Samanta

ray

Scientist, KVK,

Mayurbhanj-I

Integrated Farming System for

Enhancing Farmers' Income and

Nutritional Security

WBUA&FS,

Kolkata 5-7 Dec.,

2018

Dr. B. Mishra Professor, Dept.

of Extension

Education, CA,

Bhubaneswar

National Seminar on “Integrated farming system for enhancing

farmers’ income and nutritional

WBUAFS,

Kolkata

5-7, Dec.

2018

Miss Rukeiya

Begum

Scientist, KVK,

Baragarh

National conference on Farmers

First for conserving soil and

water resource in eastern region

ICAR-IISWC,

Koraput,

Odisha

6 -8 Feb.,

2019

Samarendra

Baral

Scientist(Plant

Protection),




ICAR-IISWC,

Koraput,

Odisha

6 -8 Feb.,

2019

207207


KVK,

Sundargarh-II

Mrs.

Monalisa

Pradhan

Scientist, KVK,

Sambalpur




ICAR-IISWC,

Koraput,

Odisha

6 -8 Feb.,

2019

Mr. Rajib

Tudu

Scientist, KVK,

Rayagada




ICAR-IISWC,

Koraput

6 -8 Feb.,

2019

Dr. Kajari Das Asst Prof., CBSH International Conference on

Bioprocess for Sustainable

Environment and Energy,

NIT, Rourkela,

India,

6-7 Dec.,

2018

Dr. Rashmita

Toppo

Scientist, KVK,

Gajapati




ICAR-IISWC,

Koraput

6 -8 Feb.,

2019

Dr. S. K.

Behera

Sr. Scientist

SWCE, DLAP,

Phulbani




ICAR-IISWC,

Koraput

6 -8 Feb.,

2019

Dr. K.Sethi Jr. Horticulturist,

AICRP on

Cashew

23rd Plantation Crops

Symposium

Chikkmangalur

, Karnataka

6-8 Mar.,

2019

Dr. S. Biswal Professor,

Agronomy, CA,

Bhubaneswar

3rd ARRW Int. Symposium on

Frontier’s of Rice Research for Improving Productivity,

Profitability and climate

resilience:

NRRI, Cuttack 6-9 Feb.,

2018

Mr.

S.K.Mohanty

Jr. Breeder,

AICRP on

Castor,

Bhawanipatna

Seed production technologies in

castor, sunflower, safflower and

sesame

IIOR,

Hyderabad

7-11 Jan.,

2019

Dr. D.R.

Mishra

Jr. Breeder,

AICRP on

Sesame

Seed Production technologies in

castor, sunflower and sesame

crops of latest varieties and

hybrids

IIOR,

Hyderabad

7-11 Jan.,

2019

Dr. D.

Mandal

Jr. Pathologist,

RRTTS,

Chiplima

CAFT Training on “Modern Concepts in Plant Disease

Management for Enhancing

Quality and Productivity”.

GBPUAT,

Pantnagar

8-28 Feb.,

2019


workshop and training programmes, 2019-20 Name Designation Name of Workshop/ Symposia Place Date

Dr. R. C.

Dash

Prof. & Head,

MEED,

CAET

National workshop on Academic

excellence through building

partnerships and resource

generation

NAARM,

Hyderabad

30 Apr.- 01

May 2019

Dr. P.R.

Sahoo

Asst. Prof.,

Vety.

Biochemistry

Molecular Biology and

Computational Tools

ICAR-CIFA

Bhubaneswar

16-25 April

2019

208208


Dr. N.

Sahoo

Prof. & Head,

Prev. Med.

Workshop on operationalization of

veterinary component in National

Strategies Action Plan on AMR

Kolkata 25-27 April

2019

Mr. Tapas

Ranjan

Sahoo

SMS, KVK,

Kendrapada CRIDA Foundation day workshop

CRIDA ,

Hyderabad

12 April

2019

Dr. B.

Panigrahi

Professor,

LPM, CVSc

& AH

Workshop on Broad subject matter

area (BSMA) committee on Animal

Production Sciences for PG & Ph.D.

course curriculum revision

P.V.N. Rao

Telangana

Vet. Univ.,

Hyderabad

21-23 May

2019

Mr.

Sarthak

Pattanayak

SMS, KVK,

Bolangir Workshop on Agroforestry CAFRI,

Jhansi

27-31 May

2019

Dr. D. K.

Bastia

Chief

Scientist,

AICRP on

Dryland

Agril.

NICRA and RIFS workshop CRIDA,

Hyderabad

26-28 May

2019

Dr. S.S.

Biswal

Asst. Prof.,

TVCC

Research and development in

organic farming: Current status and

way forward

Vety.

College,

Udaipur

01-21 June

2019

Dr. S.K.

Dash Dean, CAET

ICAR-BSMA Committee meeting

for Agricultural Engineering at

PAU, Ludhiana

ICAR and

PAU,

Ludhiana

03-04 June

2019

Dr.

Rojalin

Pattanayak

Asst. Prof.,

CBSH

133th Orientation programme

sponsored by UGC, HRDC

University of

Lucknow,

U.P.

17 June to 6

July 2019

Mr.

Prasanta

Ku. Panda

Scientist

(PP), KVK,

Ganjam I

Plant Doctor clinic IIT, Guahati 15-19 July

2019

Mr. A. M.

Prusti

Asst. Res.

Scientist,

AICRP on

Tobacco

National symposium on

Approaches and strategies for

augmenting tobacco farmers

income

ICAR-CTRI,

Rajahmundry

19-20 Jul.

2019

Mr. B. B.

Dalei

Jr.

Agronomist,

AICRP on

Niger

Workshop of Oilseeds Seed Hub

under NFSM

ICAR-IIOR,

Hyderabad

19-20 Jul.

2019

Dr.

T.Samal

Professor,

Dept. of

Entomology

Training programme on non-insect

pests management

NIPHM,

Hyderabad

22-24 July

2019

Mr. A.Kar Asst. Prof.,

Dept. of

Entomology

Three days training programme on

non-insect pest management

NIPHM,

Hyderabad

22-24 July

2019

Dr.

Arundhati

Sasmal

Sr. Scientist, RRTTS, Bhubaneswar

International Conference on Plant

Protection in Horticulture:

Advances and Challenges

IIHR,

Bengaluru

24-27 Jul.

2019

209209


Dr. A.K.

Nahak

Asst. Prof.,

ARGO

CAFT on Application of ICT in

agricultural extension and market

linkage

Bihar Agril.

Univ., Sabour

16 July - 05

Aug. 2019

Dr.

Kumari

Shweta

Asst. Prof.,

Vety. & A.H.

Extn.

National Conference on DISHA-

2019

BAU, Ranchi 10-11 Aug.

2019

Mr. N.

Chinara

Asst. Prof.,

AICRP on

Mushroom

Mushroom Taxonomy DMR, Solan 10-14 Aug.

2019

Dr.

Jayashree

Kar

Jr. Breeder,

AICRP on

Sunflower

A reorientation on Breeding

Perspectives for kharif Oilseed

Crops

IIOR,

Hyderabad

20-23 Aug.

2019

Mr. S. K.

Mohanty

OIC, AICRP

on Castor

A reorientation on Breeding

perspectives for kharif oilseed crops

ICAR- IIOR,

Hyderabad

20-23 Aug.

2019

Dr. C.M.

Panda

Prof., Dept. of

Fruit Sc. and

HT, CA,

BBSR

Oil Palm Production Technology ICAR-IIOR,

Pedavegi,

A.P.

19-24 Aug.

2019

Dr. S.

Muni

Asst. Prof.,

CBSH

Refresher course in Chemistry and

Biology

Univ. of

North Bengal,

Siliguri, W.B.

20 Aug.-3

Sept. 2019

Dr.

Sarbani

Das

Asst. Prof.

Dept. of

Agril. Extn.,

CA, BBSR

Short Course on Gender Gaps and

Interventions to Address Gender

issues in agriculture

ICAR-CIWA

Bhubaneswar

17-26 Sept.,

2019

Dr. S. K.

Mohanty

OIC, AICRP

on ESA

Modalities to conduct Agricultural

Accident Survey

CIAE, Bhopal 04-06 Sept.

2019

Dr. B. C.

Das

Asst. Prof.,

Vety. & A.H.

Extn.


Development of Soft Skills for

Entrepreneurship among Agri

Graduates

NAARM,

Hyderabad

17-18 Sept.

2019

Dr. S.K.

Patra

Assoc. Prof.,

College of

Fisheries

Training of Trainers Workshop ICAR-

NAARM,

Hyderabad

17-18 Sept.

2019

Dr. B.

Sinha

Asst. Prof.,

CA,

Bhawanipatna

Summer School on Land Resources

Management for Climate Smart

Agriculture

NBSS&LUP,

Nagpur, India

03-23 Sept.

2019

Dr. D. K.

Debata

ADR (I/C),

RRTTS, G.

Udayagiri

Training programme- On–farm

production of bio-agents and

microbial bio-pesticides

NIPHM,

Hyderabad

16-25 Sept

2019

Dr. B. C.

Das

Asst. Prof,

Vety. & A.H.

Extn.

Winter School on Climate Change

Impacts and Innovation of

Adaptation Options for Smart-

Animal Agriculture

College of

Vety. Sc. &

AH, OUAT

06-26Sept.

2019

210210


Dr. B.N.

Mohanty

Assoc. Prof.

& Head, Vety.

Parasitology




Animal Agriculture

College of

Vety. Sc. &

AH, OUAT

06-26Sept.

2019

Dr.

Nirupama

Dalai

Asst. Prof.,

Vety.

Physiology




Animal Agriculture

College of

Vety. Sc. &

AH, OUAT

06-26Sept.

2019

Dr. (Mrs.)

Diptimaye

e Jena

Assoc. Prof.,

College of

Community

Science

Short course training on Gender

Gaps and Interventions to address

gender issues in Agriculture

ICAR-

CIWA, BBSR

17-26 Sept.

2019

Dr.

Manaswini

Dehuri

Asst. Prof.,

Parasitology

30th National Congress of

Parasitology (NCPGSME-2019)

JNU, New

Delhi

26-29 Sept.

2019

Dr. K.

Sethy

Asst. Prof.,

Animal

Nutrition

Winter School on Recent

biotechnological advances for

precision feeding of livestock and

poultry

WBUAFS,

Kolkata

04 Sept.-24

Oct. 2019

Dr. A.

Dash

Asst. Prof.,

CA, Chiplima

CAFT on Advances in Data Science

Using R

IASRI, New

Delhi

21 Sept.-

11Oct. 2019

Mr. P.

Ranjith

Asst. Prof.,

CH, Chiplima

CAFT on Advances in Data Science

Using R

IASRI, New

Delhi

21 Sept.-

11Oct. 2019

Dr. R.N.

Mohapatra

Prof., Dept of

Entomology

Training programme on Fruitfly

surveillance and management

NIPHM,

Hyderabad

21-25

Oct. 2019

Mrs.

Sasmita

Behera

Jr. Scientist, ,

AICRP on

Agroforestry

International conference on: Global

research initiative for sustainable

agriculture & allied science

NAARM,

Hyderabad

20-22 Oct.

2019

Dr J.

Pamia

Asst. Prof.,

Pathology

Winterschool on Advances in

livestock disease diagnosis using

clinico-pathological and molecular

techniques

IVRI, Bareilly 3-23 Oct.

2019

Dr. U. K.

Behera

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Agril.,

Bhawanipatna

CAFT training on Advances in

biology, conservation, rearing and

management of Apis & non-Apis

bees

CCS Haryana

Agricultural

University,

Hisar

4 -24 Oct.

2019

Dr. P.

Behera

Asst.

Entomologist,

AICRP on

Honeybee &

Pollinators

CAF training programme on

Advances in biology, conservation,

rearing and management of Apis

and Non-Apis Bees

Harayana

Agricultural

University,

Hisar

4-24 Oct.

2019

Dr. N. Das Assoc. Prof.,

College of

Fisheries

Hands on training –Cum-Workshop

on “Biosecured Biofloc Technology”

Tamilnadu

Dr.

Jayalalithaa

Fisheries

Univ.,

Chennai

24-25 Oct.

2019

211211


Dr. C.M.

Panda

Prof., Dept. of

Fruit Sc. &

HT

Fruit Fly Surveillance &

Management

NIPHM,

Hyderabad

21-25 Oct.

2019

Dr.

Manasi

Dash

Asst. Prof.,

Dept. of PBG,

CA BBSR

Short course on Managing Rice

Genetic Resources for Climate

Resilience

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

16-25 Oct.

2019

Dr.

Swarnalat

a Das

SPO, AICRP

on Veg. Crops

Managing rice genetic resources for

climate resilience

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

16-25 Oct.

2019

Dr.

Chittaranj

an Sahoo

ASPO,

AICRP on

BSP (NSP-

Crops)

Short course on Managing Rice


Resilience

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

16-25 Oct.

2019

Dr. Manoj

Ku. Rout

Jr.

Pathologist,

AINP on Jute

&AF

Short Course on Managing Rice

Genetic Resource for Climate

Resilience

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

16-25 Oct.

2019

Dr.

Jayashree

Kar

Jr. Breeder,

AICRP on

Sunflower

A short Course on “Managing Rice Genetic Resources for Climate

Resilience”

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

16-25 Oct.

2019

Er. G.C

Dhal

Scientist (Ag.

Engg.), KVK

Mbj. II


Agricultural Extension: From ToT

to Agripreneurship and Startups

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

21-25 Oct.

2019

Mr. Kartik

Ch.

Pradhan

Jr. Breeder,

AICRP on

Groundnut

Winter school on Managing Rice


Resilience

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

16-25, Oct.

2019

Dr P.J.

Mishra

JDE (VP),

DEE Gender Issue & ICT in Agriculture

MSRF,

Chennai

30-31 Oct.

2019

Dr.

Prasanta

Ku. Panda

Scientist (PP)

KVK,

Ganjam I

Gender Issue & ICT in Agriculture MSRF,

Chennai

30-31 Oct.

2019

Dr. Ritun

Patra

Asst. Prof.,

Anatomy &

Histology

CAFT on Current knowledge and

future challenges in domestic

animal theriologenology

GADVASU,

Ludhiana.

3-23 Oct.

2019

Dr. B.K.

Patra

Assoc. Prof.,

TVCC

CAFT on Current knowledge and

future challenges in domestic

animal theriologenology

GADVASU,

Ludhiana.

3-23 Oct.

2019

Mr.

Deepak

Hembram

SMS

(AE), KVK,

Keonjhar




MANAGE,

Hyderabad

21-25 Oct.

2019

Ms.

Anannya

Jena

SMS (AE),

KVK,

Sambalpur




MANAGE,

Hyderabad

21-25 Oct.

2019

Dr. S. K.

Panda

Prof. & Head,

Vety.

Pathology

National Symposium on Advances

in Veterinary Pathology for

fostering one health, food security

and environmental protection

C.V.Sc. &

AH, CAU,

Aizwal,

Mizoram

06-08 Nov.

2019

212212


Dr. D. P.

Das

Asst. Prof.

Vety.

Pathology

National Symposium on Advances

in Veterinary Pathology for

fostering one health, food security

and environmental protection

C.V.Sc. &

AH, CAU,

Aizwal,

Mizoram

06-08 Nov.

2019

Dr. R. C.

Dash

Professor,

FMP & Head,

MEED

Brainstorming workshop on

NAHEP result framework

NAHEP,

ICAR, New

Delhi

11 Nov. 2019

Dr. Ashok

Mishra

Breeder,

AICRP on

Potato

Training on Data digitization of

Plant Breeding trial (Processing

potato)

ICAR-CPRI-

RS,

Modipuram

12-13 Nov.

2019

Dr. S.K.

Senapati

Assoc. Prof.,

Clin. Vety.

Med.

WSAVA Conference Mumbai

Vety. College

11-13 Nov.

2019

Dr. M.R.

Das

Prof. & Head,

Clin. Vety.

Med.

WSAVA Conference Mumbai

Vety. College

11-13 Nov.

2019

Dr.

Brundaban

Sahu

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Fisheries

The fourth Pillay Aquaculture

Foundation Congress on Increasing

aquaculture production in India

through synergistic approach

between Multinational industries,

Domestic entrepreneurs and

Aquaculturists

ICAR-CIFA,

Bhubaneswar

15-17 Nov.

2019

Dr. R. K.

Nayak

OIC, AICRP

on Micro-

secondary

Nutrients

84th Annual convention of Indian

Society of Soil Science on

Development in soil scientist

BHU,

Varanasi

15-18 Nov.

2019

Mrs.

Bandita

Jena

Asst.

Scientist,

AICRP on

Micro-

secondary

Nutrients

84th Annual convention of Indian

Society of Soil Science on

Development in soil scientist

BHU,

Varanasi

15-18 Nov.

2019

Ms.

Rukeiya

Begum

Scientist (Pl.

Sc.), KVK,

Bargarh

Contemporary approaches in

quality seed production of pulse

crops for enhancing productivity

and nutritional security

IIPR, Kanpur

13-20 Nov.

2019

Dr.

Sagarika

Dehury

Asst. Prof.,

Anatomy &

Histology

Winter school on Stem cell

Technologies for Augmentation,

Restoration and Enhancement of

Male and Female Fertility and Its

Clinical Application

AP&R Div.,

ICAR-CIRG,

Makhdoom,

Farah,

Mathura

01- 21Nov.

2019

Dr. Ipsita

O. P.

Mishra

Jr. Scientist,

AICRP on

Small Millets

Ecological and Molecular

Approaches for Host Plant

Resistance to Insect pests

TNAU,

Coimbatore

5-25 Nov.

2019

Dr. Sutanu

Ku.

Satapathy

SS&H, KVK,

Boudh

Behavioural Skills for Scientists of

SAU and KVKs

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

18-27 Nov.

2019

213213


Dr. L.

Pradhan

SS&H, KVK,

Sundargarh I

Behavioural Skills for Scientists of

SAU and KVKs

MANAGE,

Hyderabad

18-27

Nov.2019

Dr. Jyoti

Das

Res. Assoc.,

AICRP on

Micro-

secondary

Nutrients

Training on advance tools and

techniques for analysis of pollutant

elements

IARI, New

Delhi

14-28 Nov.

2019

Dr. U. K.

Mishra

Prof. & Head,

Vety.

Anatomy

IAVA Conference Veterinary

College,

Bengaluru

28-30 Nov,

2019

Dr. (Mrs.)

R. Patra

Asst. Prof.,

Vety.

Anatomy


College,

Bengaluru

28-30 Nov,

2019

Dr.

Sagarika

Dehury

Asst. Prof.,

Vety.

Anatomy


College,

Bengaluru

28-30 Nov,

2019

Dr. N.

Sahoo

Prof. & Head,

Prev. Med.

International seminar on Elephant

Endotheliotropic herpes virus

(EEHV) infection

AAU,

Guwahati

28-30 Nov.

2019

Mr. N.

Mandi

Jr.

Entomologist,

AICRP on

Cotton

Winter School on Ecological

perspectives in Arthropod pest

management for sustainable crop

production

PAU,

Ludhiana

19 Nov.-9

Dec. 2019

Dr. A.K.

Goel

Principal

Investigator,

FMTC

Workshop of Designated Testing

Centres

CCSHAU,

Hisar

23-25 Nov.

2019

Dr. D. K.

Bastia

Chief

Scientist,

AICRP on

Dryland

Agriculture

International seminar on Agriskills

for Convergence in Research,

Industry and Livelihood

BCKV, West

Bengal

28 Nov.-1

Dec. 2019

Dr. B. Jena

Asst. Prof.,

ARGO

Winter School training programme

on Advanced Molecular

Techniques in Fish Disease

Diagnosis and Management in

Freshwater Aquaculture

ICAR-CIFA,

Bhubaneswar

26 Nov. - 16

Dec. 2019

Dr. R. L.

Moharana

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Agril.,

Bhawanipatna

Advances and developments of

Seed Science and Technology in the

era of genomics for management

and utilization of Horticultural Plant

genetic resources

College of

Horticulture,

Mysuru

25 Nov.-15

Dec. 2019

Dr.

Indramani

Nath

Prof. & Head,

Vety. Surgery

& Radiology

Recent advances on amelioration of

anaesthetics and surgical stress in

farm and companion animals

Hissar,

Haryana.

14-16 Nov.

2019

Dr. J. K.

Das

Assoc. Prof.,

Vety. Surgery

& Radiology

Recent advances on amelioration of

anaesthetics and surgical stress in

farm and companion animals

Hissar,

Haryana.

14-16 Nov.

2019

214214


Dr. Srujani

Behera

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Agril.,

Bhawanipatna

Winter school on Income and

Employment Generation among

Youth through Mushroom

Production Technology

Dr. Rajendra

Prasad CAU,

Pusa,

Samastipur

05-25 Nov.,

2019

Dr. S. K.

Udgata

Professor,

College of

Fisheries

The fourth Pillay Aquaculture

Foundation Congress on Increasing

aquaculture production in India

through synergistic approach

between Multinational industries,

Domestic entrepreneurs and

Aquaculturist

ICAR-CIFA,

Bhubaneswar

15-17 Nov.

2019

Dr

Biswadeep

Jena

Asst. Prof.,

Vety. Surgery

& Radiology

Imaging, clinical diagnostic

techniques and therapeutic

interventions in companion

and farm animals

MVC,

TANUVAS,

Chennai,

Tamilnadu

27 Nov.- 17

Dec. 2019

Dr.

Lilymoon

y Tripathy

Assoc. Prof.,

College of

Hort.,

Chiplima

Agriskills for convergence in

research, industry & livelihood

BCKV, West

Bengal

28 Nov -1

Dec. 2019

Dr. H.

Nayak

Asst. Prof.,

CBSH

Annual Conference of Odisha

Chemical Society and National

Conference on Recent

Advancement in Material Sciences

VSSUT,

Burla

24-25 Dec

201

Dr. (Mrs)

Pritishri

Parhi

Professor,

College of

Community

Science

International conference on global

perspective in agricultural and

applied sciences for food and

environment security

Nainital,

Uttarakhand

1-2 Dec.,

2019

Dr. (Mrs.)

Trupti

Mohanty

Prof., College

of

Community

Science

International Conference on Global

Initiatives in Agriculture and

Applied Sciences for Food and

Environmental Security

Nianital,

Uttarakhand

1-2 Dec.

2019

Ms. S.

Priyadarsh

ini

SMS

(Agron.),

KVK, Boudh

Model Training Course on

Integrated Weed Management

DWR,

Jabalpur

10-18 Dec.

2019

Mr. Kartik

Ch. Sethy

SMS (Ag.

Eng.), KVK,

Keonjhar

Short course on recent advances in

solar energy utilization for agro

produce processing and production

system

ICAR-CIAE,

Bhopal

10-19 Dec.

2019

Dr.

Sashikala

Beura

Professor

&Head, Dept.

of FLS CA,

BBSR

Progressive Horticulture Conclave-

2019

ICAR-CISH,

Lucknow

8-10 Dec.

2019

Dr. (Mrs.)

Chitrotpal

a

Devadarsh

ini

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Community

Science

XIV Triennial Conference of IWSA

–Women Led Science, Technology

and Innovation

ICMR-NIN,

Hyderabad

11-13 Dec.

2019

215215


Dr. (Mrs.)

Diptimaye

e Jena

Assoc. Prof.,

College of

Community

Science

XIV Triennial Conference of IWSA

–Women Led Science, Technology

and Innovation

ICMR-NIN,

Hyderabad

11- 13 Dec.

2019

Dr. B. C.

Das

Asst. Prof.,

Vety. & A.H.

Extn.

XXXVI Annual Conference of

Indian Poultry Science Association

& NS on Conceptual

understanding and future strategies

for welfare friendly poultry

production in India

College of

Vet. Sc. &

AH, Anjora,

Durg

11-13 Dec.

2019

Dr. S. K.

Mishra

Professor,

Animal

Nutrition

XXXVI Annual Conference of

Indian Poultry Science Association

& NS on Conceptual

understanding and future strategies

for welfare friendly poultry

production in India

College of

Vet. Sc. &

AH, Anjora,

Durg

11-13 Dec.

2019

Dr R.K.

Swain

Professor,

Animal

Nutrition


Nutritional strategies for improving

farm profitability and clean animal

production

West Bengal

Univ. of

Animal &

Fishery Sc.

Kolkata

17-19 Dec.

2019

Dr. N.

Panda

Professor,

Animal

Nutrition


Nutritional strategies for improving

farm profitability and clean animal

production

West Bengal

Univ. of

Animal &

Fishery Sc.

Kolkata

17-19 Dec.

2019

Dr.

B.Jena,

Asst. Prof.,

ARGO

International Symp. on Global

perspectives to enhance livestock

fertility through modern

reproductive techniques for

doubling farmer’s income

VCRI,

Namakkal,

(T.N.)

18-20 Dec.

2019

Dr. A.K.

Nahak

Asst. Prof.,

ARGO

International Symp. on Global

perspectives to enhance livestock

fertility through modern

reproductive techniques for

doubling farmer’s income

VCRI,

Namakkal,

(T.N.)

18-20 Dec.

2019

Mrs.

Sasmita

Behera

Jr. Scientist,

(Hort.),

AICRP on

Agroforestry

Winter School Training on :

Agroforestry for climate change

mitigation, bio-diversity

conservation and resilience in Agro

ecological system : Current trends

and future strategy

KAU,

Thrissur,

Kerela

3-23 Dec.

2019

Dr. (Mrs.)

Shradhanj

ali

Mohapatra

Asst. Prof.

College of

Community

Science

Winter School on Advances in

product diversification and waste

utilization of natural fibers

ICAR-

NINFET,

Kolkata

3-23, Dec.

2019

Dr(Mrs).

H. Nayak

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Forestry

Winter school on Agroforestry for

climate change, mitigation,

biodiversity conservation and

College of

Forestry,

3– 23 Dec.

2019

216216


resilience in Agroecological

systems: Current trends and future

strategies

KAU,

Thrissur.

Dr. Md

Mijan

Hossain

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Agril.,

Chiplima

Winter School on Novel techniques

in mass culturing of smart microbial

biocontrol agents for the

development of biopesticides

NBAIR,

Bangaluru,

Karnataka

03-23 Dec.

2019

Dr. (Mrs.)

Rini Pal

Jr.

Pathologist,

AICRP on

Rice

CAFT training on Plant disease

monitoring for timely management

options

IARI, New

Delhi

4-24 Dec.

2019

Mr. S. R.

Panda

Asst. Prof.,

CBSH

National Conference on Recent


VSSUT,

Burla

24 -25 Dec.

2019

Dr. P.K.

Jena

Asst. Prof.,

CBSH

National Conference on Recent


VSSUT,

Burla

24-25 Dec.

2019

Dr.

Chinmaya

Mishra

Asst.

Professor,

ABG

CAFT Tr. on Statistical and

Machine Learning Techniques for

Molding and Forecasting

Agricultural Data

IASRI, New

Delhi

20 Dec.’19-

09Jan.’20

Dr.

Debdutt

Behura

Asst. Prof.

Agribusiness

Management

Policy Analysis and program

Evaluation

TISS,

Mumbai

6-10 Jan.,

2020

Dr. S.K.

Dash Dean, CAET

54th Annual Convention of Indian

Society of Agricultural Engineers

MPKV, Pune 07-09 Jan

2020

Dr. B. P.

Behera

Prof. and

Head, ASCEE



MPKV, Pune 07-09 Jan.

2020

Dr. B.

Panigrahi

Prof. and

Head, SWCE




2020

Dr. N.

Sahoo

Professor,

SWCE




2020

Dr. C. R.

Subudhi

Professor,

SWCE




2020

Dr. S.K.

Swain

OIC, AICRP

on UAE




2020

Dr. A.K.

Dash

Agric.

Engineer,

AICRP on

UAE




2020

Dr. A.K.

Mohapatra

Animal

Scientist,

AICRP on

UAE




2020

Dr. A.K.

Naik

Asst. prof.,

Dept. of Vety.

Pharm.

&Toxicology

Advances in management of inland

open water ecosystem

ICAR-CIFRI,

Kolkata

21 Jan.-10

Feb. 2020

217217


Dr. Deepa

Khulbe

Sr. Scientist, RRTTS, Bhubaneswar

7th International Conference on

Phytopathology in Achieving UN

Sustainable Development Goals

ICAR-IARI,

New Delhi

16-20Jan.

2020

Dr.(Mrs.)

G.Biswal

Prof., Dept. of

Pl. Path. CA.,

BBSR

7th International Conference on

Phytopathology in Achieving UN

Sustainable Development Goals

ICAR-IARI,

New Delhi

16-20, Jan.

2020

Dr. S.K.

Dash Dean, CAET

Awareness and sensitization

workshop on Implementation of

Access and Benefit Sharing

regulations in agricultural research

NAARM,

Hyderabad

22-23 Jan

2020

Dr. A.

Seni

Jr.

Entomologist,

AICRP on

Rice

Insecticide resistance: biochemical

& molecular perspectives and

strategies for combating resistance

to insecticide.

ICAR-

NBAIR,

Bangalore

8-28 Jan.

2020

Dr. (Mrs.)

Simly Das

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Agril.,

Bhawanipatna

Winter School Training programme

on Insecticide Resistance:

Biochemical and Molecular

Perspectives and Strategies for

Combating Resistance to

Insecticides

NBAIR,

Bangalore

8-28 Jan.

2020

Dr. S. K.

Dwibedi

Asst. Prof.,

Dept. of

Agronomy

Data Analysis in Agriculture using

Statistical Packages

IASRI, New

Delhi

16 Jan.-5

Feb. 2020

Dr.

Srinivas

Sathapath

y

Asst. Prof.,

Anatomy &

Histology

CAFT on Neuro-endocrine

regulation of livestock production:

Prospect and Retrospect

ICAR-IVRI,

Izzatnagar,

Bareilly, U.P.

28 Jan.- 17

Feb. 2020

Dr. Ajit

Ku. Sahoo

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Hort.

Non-Conventional approaches for

genetic improvement of Perennial

Horticultural Crops

IARI, New

Delhi

17 Jan.-6

Feb. 2020

Dr. P.

Mishra

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Hort.

Data analysis in agriculture using

statistical software package

IASRI, New

Delhi

16 Jan.- 5

Feb. 2020

Dr. S.K.

Dash Dean, CAET

ICAR-BSMA Committee meeting

for Agricultural Engineering at

AAU, Anand

ICAR and

AAU, Anand

4-5 Feb. 2020

Dr P.C.

Behera

Prof. & Head,

Vety.

Biochemistry

Current Research in Vety.

Biochemistry & Biotechnology in

improvement of Animal Health &

Production

SVVU,

Tirupati

04-05 Feb.

2020

Dr. P.R.

Sahoo

Asst. Prof.,

Vety.

Biochemistry

Current Research in Vety.

Biochemistry & Biotechnology in

improvement of Animal Health &

Production

SVVU,

Tirupati

04-05 Feb.

2020

Dr. L.K.

Babu

Prof. & Head,

LPM

National conference of ISAPM on

Paradigm Shift in Livestock

Management to Obtain High Quality

Animal Products for Enhancing Farm

Economy and Entrepreneurship

PGIVER,

RAJUVAS,

Jaipur

04-06 Feb.

2020

218218


Dr. B.

Panigrahi

Prof., LPM National conference of ISAPM on

Paradigm Shift in Livestock

Management to Obtain High

Quality Animal Products for

Enhancing Farm Economy and

Entrepreneurship

PGIVER,

RAJUVAS,

Jaipur

04-06 Feb.

2020

Dr. B.

Behera

Prof. and

Head,

Agronomy

Indian Society of Weed Science

Biennial Conference on Weed

Management for Enhancing

Farmers' Income and Food Security

ICAR -

CCARI, Goa

5-7 Feb. 2020

Dr. N.

Sahoo

Prof. & Head,

Prev. Med.


Advancement of Veterinary

Medicine in Mitigating Challenges

to Animal Health

KVASFU,

Bengaluru

05-08 Feb.

2020

Dr.(Mrs)

G.R Jena

Asst. Prof.,

Clin. Vety.

Med.


Advancement of Veterinary

Medicine in Mitigating Challenges

to Animal Health

KVASFU,

Bengaluru

05-08 Feb.

2020

Mr.

Digbijaya

Swain

OIC, AICRP

on Maize

National Seminar on Maize for

Crop Diversification Under

Changing Climatic Scenario

PAU,

Ludhiana

9-10 Feb.

2020

Dr.

Pramila

Naik

Jr.Agronomis

t, AICRP on

Maize

National Seminar on Maize for

Crop Diversification Under

Changing Climatic Scenario

PAU,

Ludhiana

9-10 Feb.

2020

Dr. G.D

Nayak

Prof. & Head,

ABG


Enhancement of Farmers Income

through Management of Animal

Genetic Resources

NDVSU

CVSc &

A.H., Mhow

(M.P.)

10-11 Feb.

2020

Dr.

Niranjan

Senapati

Principal

scientist,

AICRP on

MULLaRP,

Berhampur

International conference on pulses

as climate smart crop-challenges

and opportunities

CAET,

Bhopal

10-12 Feb.

2020

Dr. R. K.

Panigrahi

Professor,

AICRP on

MULLaRP,

Berhampur

International conference on pulses

as climate smart crop-challenges

and opportunities

CAET,

Bhopal

10-12 Feb.

2020

Dr.

Amitabh

Panda

SSH, KVK,

Kalahandi

International Conference on Pulses,

the Climate Smart Crops:

Challenges and Opportunities

Bhopal 10-12 Feb.

2020

Dr. S. K.

Sahoo

SSH, KVK,

Keonjhar

International Conference on Pulses,

the climate smart Crops: Challenges

and Opportunities

Bhopal 10-12 Feb.

2020

Mr. N. C.

Barik

SSH, KVK,

Baragarh

International conference on Pulses,


and Opportunities

Bhopal 10-12 Feb.

2020

219219


Dr.

Aurovinda

Das

SSH, KVK,

Bhadrak

International conference on Pulses,


and Opportunities”

Bhopal 10-12 Feb.

2020

Dr. M.K.

Mishra

Prof., Dept. of

Pl. Path. CA.

BBSR

Odisha Livelihood Mission

workshop in ICRISAT

ICRISAT,

Hyderabad

13 Feb. 2020

Mr.

Dibyendu

Mondal

SMS, KVK,

Jagatsinghpur

National Workshop on rice research

and development Doubling of

farmers income

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

28 Feb. 2020

Dr. Sanjay

Ku.

Mohanty

SSH, KVK,

Puri

Workshop on Livelihood of farmers

in Coconut based ecosystem

ICRISAT,

Hyderabad 13 Feb. 2020

Dr. L.K.

Rath

Professor,

Dept. of

Entomology

AZRA International conference on

Frontier Research in applied

zoology and Insect pest

management strategies: A way

forward for food and nutritional

security

UAS, Raichur 12-14 Feb,

2020

Dr. C.S.K.

Mishra

Prof. and

Head, Dept.

of Zoology






security

UAS, Raichur 12-14 Feb.

2020

Dr. S.K.

Patra

Assoc. Prof.,

College of

Fisheries






security


2020

Dr. N.K.

Sial

Asst. Prof.,

College of

Fisheries






security


2020

Dr.

Aurovinda

Das

SSH, KVK,

Bhadrak

International Convention on

Prospective to Face Contemporary

Challenges of Agricultural

Development

ICAR, New

Delhi

18-19 Feb.

2020

Mr.

Prasanta

Ku. Nanda

Scientist

(PP), KVK,

Keonjhar



Challenges of Agril. Development

ICAR, New

Delhi

18-19 Feb.

2020

Mr. S.K.

Mukhi

Scientist,

KVK,

Kandhamal



Challenges of Agril. Development

ICAR, New

Delhi

18-19 Feb.

2020

Dr. S. K.

Panda

Prof. & Head,

Vety.

Pathology

National symposium on Recent

advances in diagnostic pathology

for emerging and re-emerging

Ranchi

Veterinary

22-23 Feb.

2020

220220


diseases in livestock, poultry under

farming conditions and wild life

College,

BAU, Kanke

Dr. P. K.

Rath

Asst. Prof.,

Vety.

Pathology

National symposium on Recent

advances in diagnostic pathology

for emerging and re-emerging

diseases in livestock, poultry under

farming conditions and wild life

Ranchi

Veterinary

College,

BAU, Kanke

22-23 Feb.

2020

Dr. A.P.

Acharya

Asst. Prof.,

Vety.

Pathology

7th KVAFSU/CVA Workshop on

Rabies Diagnosis

Vet. College,

KVAFSU

Bengaluru

24-25 Feb.

2020

Dr. B.P.

Mishra

Asst. Prof.,

Dept. of LPT

CAFT training on Issues in export

of livestock and livestock products

implementing SPS agreement

LUVAS,

Hisar

07-27 Feb.

2020

Dr. S.K.

Dash Dean, CAET



farmers income

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

28 Feb. 2020

Dr. P.J.

Mishra

JDE(VP)DEE National Workshop on rice research


farmers income

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

28 Feb. 2020

Mr.

Debasis

Panda

Scientist (PP),

KVK,

Dhenkanal



farmers income

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

28 Feb. 2020

Mr. Lalita

Ku.

Mohanty

SSH, KVK,

Jajpur



farmers income

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

28 Feb. 2020

Mr.

Subhashis

Dash

Scientist (Soil

Sc.), KVK,

Jajpur



farmers income

ICAR-NRRI,

Cuttack

28 Feb. 2020

Dr. C.S.K.

Mishra

Prof. and

Head, Dept.

of Zoology

National Conference on Trends and

Progress of Animal Sciences

Fakir Mohan

Univ.,

Balasore

5-6 Feb.,

2020

Dr. B.N.

Mohanty

Assoc. Prof.

& Head, Vety.

Parasitology

National Symposium on Challenges

and innovations in controlling

parasitic disease of Livestock and

Poultry with Changing climate

CVSc &AH,

Jabalpur

05-07 Feb.

2020

Dr. Ananta

Hembram

Asst. Prof.,

Vety.

Parasitology

National Symposium on Challenges

and innovations in controlling

parasitic disease of Livestock and

Poultry with Changing climate

CVSc & AH,

Jabalpur

05-07 Feb.

2020

Mrs.

Monika

Ray

Jr. Scientist,

RRTTS,

Keonjhar

Winter school on Recent Advances

in Econometric Modeling and

Forecasting in Agriculture

IASRI, New

Delhi.

4-24 Mar.

2020

6.6.5.3. Incentives for Excellence /Faculty Recognition. Does the University is

offering Best Teacher Award (ICAR) or any other means of recognition to promote

excellence in faculty and other staff? Give the list and selection procedure (in brief).

The University is inspiring the deserving faculties/scientists by awarding

them on the University Foundation day every year. Best Woman scientist from among

221221

the women faculties/scientists of the year is decided on the basis of scientific

contribution. A committee headed by the Dean of Research decide the modalities and

select the best woman scientist. Best extension scientists and best performing KVK

are selected from among the 31 KVKs to encourage the extension personnel. The

selection is done by a committee headed by the Dean, Extension Education.

Table 1.53. Best Woman scientist, best KVK and best extension scientist

Year Best Woman

Scientist

Best Extension

Scientist

Best KVK

2016-17 Dr. L.Samal Dr Sanghamitra

Pattnaik

KVK Bhadrak

2017-18 Dr. Diptimayee

Jena

Dr. Laxmi

Pradhan

KVK Gajapati

2018-19 Dr. Anupama

Baliarsingh

Dr Arabinda Das KVK Angul

2019-20 Dr. Anita

Mohanty

Dr Deepak

Mohanty

KVK Kendrapada

2020-21 Dr Arundhati

Sasmal

Dr Binita

Satapathy

KVK Dhenkanal

The technical and supporting staff are also recognized by the University for

their contribution and efficient discharge of duties in respective areas.

6.6.5.4. Capacity Building and Training: How many programmes have been initiated

towards developing and strengthening skills, instincts, abilities, processes and

resources that the University and its stakeholders need to survive, adapt, and thrive in

the fast-changing agricultural scenario?

The University has taken proactive steps for strengthening skills of students,

farmers and other stake holders in order to enhance the efficiency and inculcate

entrepreneurship among the young minds. The skill trainings are regularly organized

by the colleges, AICRPs and Krishi Vigyan Kendras. During 2019-20, the constituent

colleges of the Universuity have conducted the following skill oriented trainings.

Table 1.54. Skill trainings organised during 2019-20

Sl. Topic Place Period

1 Entrepreneurship development programme on



CAET,

Bhubaneswar

01-28 Nov.

2019

2 Skill development programme on Food

packaging technology

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

02-19 Nov.

2019

4 Skill development programme on Remote

sensing and GIS in agriculture

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

13-28 Nov.

2019

5 Entrepreneurship development programme on



CAET,

Bhubaneswar

02-27 Dec.

2019

222222


6 Skill development programme on Food

packaging technology

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

03-10 Dec.

2019

7 Skill development programme on Remote

sensing and GIS in agriculture

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

11-28 Dec.

2019

8 Training programme on Basics of Remote

Sensing and GIS

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

13-19 Jan.

2020

9 Training programme on Basics of Remote

Sensing and GIS

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

25 Feb.- 02

Mar. 2020

10 Training programme on Operation and maintenance of tractors

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

17-29 June 2019

11 Training programme on Operation and maintenance of rice transplanters

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

15-27 July

2019

12 Training programme on Operation and maintenance of power tillers

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

19-31 Aug. 2019

13 Training programme on Operation and maintenance of power tillers

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

19-30 Sept. 2019

14 Training programme on Operation and maintenance of tractors

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

14-26 Oct. 2019

15 Training programme on Operation and maintenance of rice transplanters

CAET,

Bhubaneswar

24 Feb.-07 Mar. 2020

16 Training on Biofertilizer Production under

IDP-NAHEP

College of

Agril.,

Bhawanipatna

19-25 Feb.,

2020

17 Training on Landscaping Architecture under

IDP-NAHEP

College of

Agril.,

Bhawanipatna

11-17

Feb.,2020

18 Entrepreneurship Development Course on

Commercial Production of Quality Fish Seed

College of

Fisheries,

Rangeilunda

17 Aug. 13

Sept. 2019

19 Skill Development Course on Fish Seed

Production

College of

Fisheries,

Rangeilunda

20-29 Aug.

2019


Production

College of

Fisheries

15-24 Sept.

2019


Production

College of

Fisheries,

Rangeilunda

25 Sept.-4

Oct.2019

22 Skill Development Course on Colour Fish

Production

College of

Fisheries,

Rangeilunda

30 Oct.-8

Nov. 2019

23 Entrepreneurship Development Course on

Utilization of Fish Waste

College of

Fisheries,

Rangeilunda

15 Nov.- 12

Dec. 2019

223223



Production

College of

Fisheries,

Rangeilunda

1-10 Feb.

2020


Production

College of

Fisheries,

Rangeilunda

11-20 Feb.

2020


Production

College of

Fisheries,

Rangeilunda

24 Feb.-4

Mar. 2020

27 ASCI-Skill Development Training

Programme conducted by AICRP on

Floriculture

Biotechnolog

y-cum-Tissue

Culture

Centre, CA,

BBSR

10 Dec.

2019 - 03

Jan. 2020

28 Skill Development course on Landscaping

Architecture

College of

Agril., BBSR

16-22 Dec.

2019

29 Entrepreneurship Development on Hi tech

Horticulture

College of

Agril., BBSR

03-30 Jan.

2020

30 Skill Development Course for Automated

system for Mushroom cultivation and spawn

production

CTMRT,

OUAT,

Bhubaneswar

18-24 Dec.

2019

31 Entrepreneurship Development Course for

Development of Spawn unit and Automatic

Production and Processing of Mushroom

CTMRT,

OUAT,

Bhubaneswar

26 Dec.

2019 - 22

Jan. 2020

32 Skill Development Course on Biofertilizer

Production under NAHEP, ICAR

College of

Agril., BBSR

07-13 Jan.

2020

33 Entrepreneuship Development Course on

Biofertilizer Production under NAHEP, ICAR

College of

Agril., BBSR

15 Feb.-13

Mar. 2020

34 ASCI Skill development training on

Floriculturist-Protected cultivation

OUAT,

Bhubaneswar

10 Dec.

2019 –3

Jan. 2020

Orientation of students for entrepreneurship development

There is strong need to orient the students for taking up their own enterprise in

agriculture and allied areas in the backdrop of scarcity in job market. This will turn them

to job giver that to be job seeker. Keeping this in view, Skill and Entrepreneurship

development trainings were regularly conducted to orient the students for

entrepreneurial development on different aspects of agriculture and allied fields. During

2019-20, a total of 766 students have been provided with such trainings through 32

courses under Skill Development and Entrepreneurship development training

Programme funded by IDP, NAHEP.The details of the trainings are given below.

224224

Capacity Building of Women SHGs: The University has taken up a massive

programme on Capacity Building of members of Women SHGs with funding support

from Mission Shakti, Govt. of Odisha. During 2019-20 a total of 2822 members from

1246 SHG have been trained. The trainings were imparted in six different agro-

enterprises by 12 Krishi Vigyan Kendras.

Table 1.55. Capacity Building of Women SHGs

Agro-Enterprise Trainings

organized

WSHG members

trained

WSHGs

involved

Nursery raising of

vegetables

25 625 306

Poultry Farming 15 357 133

Goat farming 9 190 90

Vermi-compost production 31 925 412


Bee Keeping 09 225 119

Total 109 2822 1246

Skill Training for rural youth

The rural youth are also trained by the scientists for their skill development on

Rearing of honey bee, processing and value addition of fruits and vegetables,

Commercial dairy farming, fish feed preparation, Quality planting material production,

Commercial goat farming, Scientific mushroom production, Production technology for

commercial vegetable, Backyard poultry farming, Vermicomposting, etc. The details of

training to rural youths are given in the following table.

Table 1.56. Youths Trained Under Skill Training Programme during 20-21

Sl.

No.

Establishment No. of youths

trained

Wage

Employed

Self-

employed

1. College of Agril. Engg. & Tech. 140 4 5

2. KVK, Angul 45 0 13

3. KVK, Bhadrak 716 0 70

4. KVK, Baragarh 380 70 310

5. KVK, Bolangir 100 0 40

6. KVK, Boudh 265 25 67

7. KVK, Deogarh 370 0 70

8. KVK, Dhenkanal 150 0 12

9. KVK, Ganjam I 450 4 126

225225

Sl.

No.

Establishment No. of youths

trained

Wage

Employed

Self-

employed

10. KVK, Ganjam II 580 210 168

11. KVK, Jagatsinghpur 80 30 07

12. KVK, Jharsuguda 45 3 2

13. KVK, Kalahandi 25 0 25

14. KVK, Kandhamal 370 7 363

15. KVK, Keonjhar 95 0 0

16. KVK, Malkangiri 90 20 8

17. KVK, Mayurbhanj –I 308 30 92

18. KVK, Nabarangpur 285 190 95

19. KVK, Nayagarh 300 20 40

20. KVK, Nuapada 60 0 0

21. KVK, Puri 280 12 13

22. KVK, Sonepur 45 0 8

23. KKVK, Sundergarh-I 148 36 53

24. KKVK, Sundergarh-II 35 3 7

25. Directorate of Research 212 2 139

Total 5574 666 1733

6.6.6. Student Development

6.6.6.1. Scholarships/Stipend: Is the University offering any scholarship

programme for meritorious students? How many students are receiving competitive

scholarships/fellowships for each College? How many passed out students have been

selected for scholarships/fellowships in other universities.

Table 1. 57. Financial assistance provided to the UG students

Scholarship

Awarding

Agency

Nature of

Assistance Value

Appropriate

Number Remarks

O.U.A.T Merit Scholarship Rs.500/- Per

Month

15% of total

strength

Underta

king

letter for

Boarder

/Non-

Boarder Free Studentship

Rs.500/- per

Semester

10% of the total

strength

State Govt.

Odisha Medhabruti

Scholarship

Rs.10,000/- Per

Year

As Decided by Dept. of

Higher Education, Govt.

of Odisha

226226

Post-Matric

Scholarships

a) Tuition Fees

b) Maintenance

Cost

For SC/ST/Minor Community

as decided by SC/ST

Development, Minorities and

Backward Classes Welfare

Department.

Kalia Scholarship As decided by

Govt. of Odisha

The candidates whose parents

are getting benefits of Kalia

Programme of Govt. of Odisha

are eligible

ICAR National Talent

Scholarship

Rs.3000.00 per

month

As decided by ICAR

Post Matric

Scholarship for SC/ST

candidates

Rs. 300/- p.m.

along with a

contingent grant of

Rs. 750/- per

annum.

As decided by ICAR

Table 1. 58. Financial assistance provided to the PG and Ph.D. students

Scholarship

/Fellowship

awarding

Agency

Nature of

Assistance Value

Appropriate

Number Remarks

O.U.A.T

a) Merit

Scholarship Rs.1500/- Per Month

Two in each

discipline

For Master’s degree only

b) Merit

Scholarship Rs.2000/- Per Month

One in each

discipline

For Doctoral

Degree

Govt. of Odisha

a) Post-Matric

Scholarship

Tuition Fee &

Maintenance Cost

Decided by

SC/ST Welfare

Department

For students

belonging to

SC/ST and

minority

group

b) Loan stipend

i)Rs. 15000/ per annum

ii)Rs. 12000/ per

annum

iii)Rs. 8000/ annum

Decided by

Department of

Higher

Education.

For students

admitted into

M.V.Sc.,

M.Sc. (Ag.),

M. Tech. (Ag.

Engg.), M. F.

Sc.

c) Stipend to

M.V.Sc.

students

Rs. 10, 000/ Per Month

to 1st year students

Rs. 10, 500/ Per Month

to 2nd year students

Decided by

Dept. of

Agriculture &

F.E.

M.V.Sc.

ICAR

Post Graduate

Scholarship Rs.12, 640.00 per

month + contingency

@ 6000/annum

Decided by

ICAR

For M.Sc.

(Ag.), M.

Tech. (Ag.

Engg.), M. F.

Sc. students

227227

Scholarship

/Fellowship

awarding

Agency

Nature of

Assistance Value

Appropriate

Number Remarks

Junior Research

Fellowship

Rs. 31, 000/- per month

+ cont. @10000

/annum

Decided by

ICAR

For Ph.D.

students

Senior

Research

Fellowship

Rs.35, 000/- per month

for 2nd and 3rd year +

contingency

@10000/annum

Decided by

ICAR

For Ph.D.

students

NTS (PG) Rs.5, 000/- per month Decided by

ICAR

For

Masters’student

Post-Matric

Scholarship for

SC & ST

Rs.1000/- per month +

Rs.750.00 as annual

grant

- For SC/ST

students

Table 1. 59. Number of students receiving ICAR Scholarships/Stipend

Year Student

READY

NTS

(UG)

NTS

(PG)

JRF SRF

2016-17 261 35 60 22 10

2017-18 393 56 99 07 12

2018-19 533 75 107 21 22

2019-20 442 90 125 46 14

Fig. 1. 5. Students (no.) receiving ICAR Scholarships/Stipend

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

261393

533442

35

56

75

90

60

99

107125

22

7

2146

10

12

2214

Student READY NTS (UG) NTS (PG) JRF SRF

228228

Table 1. 60. Students (no.) receiving Scholarships from State & Central Govt.

Course programs Students receiving

tuition fee

from State / Central

Govt.

Students

receiving /

tuition fee

from Institution

Funds

Students

receiving

tuition fee

from the Private

Bodies

+3 Science 105 0 0

All UG programmes

(except BVSc. & AH) 690 323 08

BVSc. & AH 202 58 01

Masters’ Programme 236 89 15

6.6.6.2. Extra and Co-curricular Activities: Whether the sports/ games/ cultural

activities/ NSS/ NCC/ programmes are being organized? If yes, then give the list of

events in last five years in tabular form. Participation of students in ICAR sponsored

events (AGRI-UNIFEST/Agri-sports/anyother) and award/medals received in last five

years may be given in Tabular form. How the students practice sports and games

daily?

Games/sports: There is a “Sports Council” which looks after the activities of Sports & Games at the University level. One of the staff in the rank of Associate Professor works

as the Secretary of the Sports Council who monitors the Sports activities of the students.

The Physical Education Officers and Sports Officers help the students to practice

different games, sports and athletics. The University has its own play ground where the

students practice the out-door games like Volley ball, Badminton, Football, Basket ball,

Cricket and Hockey. Well equipped gymnasium hall is available for the students and

staff for different physical exercises. The students of different faculties of O.U.A.T.,

participate in regular practice and coaching. The students are being nominated every

year to participate in Zonal Inter-University and Inter Agricultural University Games

and Sports Meets.

The University annual athletic meet was held on 7th and 8th February 2020 at

College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna. Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, Dr. P.K. Agrawal

graced the closing ceremony as Chief Guest and distributed the prizes.

The University annual athletic meet was held on 22nd February 2019. Prof. S.

Pasupalak, Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor inaugurated the meet in presence of all the Deans,

Directors, Faculties and students. Mr.Rudra Nayaran Konhar, College of Forestry

became overall Champion in men section and Ms. Madhuchhanda Mishra, College of

Agriculture, Bhubaneswar and Ms. Punyaprava Jena, College of Veterinary Science &

Animal Husbandry became joint Champion in women section.

The OUAT contingent consisting of 42 students (31 boys and 11 girls)

participated in different games and sports in 18th All India Inter-Agricultural Games &

Sports Meet 2017-18 held at UAS, Bengaluru from 30.01.2018 to 03.02.2018. The

athletic team bagged Silver Medal in 4 x 100 mt. relay race.

229229

• The University Annual Athletic Meet was held on 4th & 5th March, 2017. The

Valedictory function of the Meet was held on 5th March, 2017 under the Chairmanship

of Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor, Prof. S.Pasupalak. Mr.Rudra Narayan Konhar, 2nd year

student of College of Forestry was awarded as Champion (Men), while Ms. Lipsa Panda

a student of 2nd year College of Community Science was awarded as Champion

(Women) of the Annual Athletic Meet.

• The OUAT team consisting of 40 members participated in All India Inter-

Agricultural University Games & Sports Meet held at CCS Haryana Agricultural

University, Hisar, Haryana from 25.03.2017 to 29.03.2017. The team won a silver

medal in 4 x 100 Relay Race.

Cultural Activities

Table 1. 61. Achievement in AGRIUNIFEST

Year Position in events Overall

position

2019-20 The OUAT Team occupied First prize in skit

competition, second prize in debate competition and

third prize in Elocution, Mono action, Light Vocal,

Spot Painting, Rangoli and Collage competitions

Overall

champion

2018-19 The OUAT Cultural Team acquired 1st position in

debate competition, 2nd position in elocution and 4th

position in clay modeling competition

2017-18 First position in Collage, Clay modeling & Cartooning,

Second position in On the Spot painting & Rangoli

Second position in Light vocal (Indian), Patriotic song

(Indian) and Group song (Indian)

Third position in Group Dance (Folk) & quiz

competition, Fourth position in Elocution & Debate

Overall

champion

2016-17 Clay Modeling 3rd Position, Cartooning 4th Position,

Extempore 2nd Position, Quiz 4th Position, One Act

Play 3rd Position

Best Debater

2015-16 Best performance in various competitions like Light

vocal, Patriotic song, Group song, Group Dance and

quiz competition

Overall

champion

(Annexure 1.12)

National Service Scheme (NSS): The NSS activities are supervised by programme

coordinator at university level. Each college has NSS unit managed by programme

officer. Camps are organized at different places to expose the students to field

conditions. The activities of NSS unit envisage celebration of International Yoga Day,

plantation programme under Vana Mahostav, Swachhata Pakhwada and Blood

Donation Camps are organized at different campuses of OUAT across the state.

The “SWACHHATA HI SEWA” celebration was organized at Abhishek Hall of

Raj Bhavan, Bhubaneswar on 18th September, 2017 under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble

230230

Governor of Odisha with participation of five outstanding NSS Volunteers of OUAT.

The NSS Volunteers (5 boys & 5 girls) of different Colleges participated in the National

Integration Camp at U.A.S., Dharward from 20th to 26th February, 2017.

National Cadet Corps (NCC): There is a senior wing army NCC unit in the university.

The activities of a unit include weekly parade, annual camps, examination and

participation in Republic Day parade of state and national level. The NCC unit, 1 (O)

R&V Sqn NCC is operating under the Students’ Welfare Division consisting of cadets from College of Veterinary Science& Animal Husbandry and College of Agriculture,

Bhubaneswar with cadet strength of 100 cadets. The Air Wing of NCC under 1(O) Air

Sqn NCC is operating in College of Basic Science and Humanities with intake capacity

of 50 cadets.

2019-20

Nine cadets and 9 horses participated in the Independence Day parade and 5

cadets attended Republic Day camp & PM’s Rally 2019-20, New Delhi. Cadets of 1

(O) R&V Sqn. NCC won two Gold medals, one silver medal and one bronze medal in

Republic Day horse riding competition held at New Delhi from 26th December, 2019 to

3rd February 2020. Fortythree cadets attended the annual training camp held at 1 (O)

R&V Sqn NCC at OUAT from 16th to 25th August 2019. Besides, 15 cadets and 10

horses attended NCC Day celebration at Bhubaneswar on 24th November 2019.

Eleven cadets of Air Wing of NCC under 1(O) Air Sqn NCC participated in the

All India Vayu Sainik Camp held from 5th to 15th October 2019. Cadet Ananya Patra

represented Odisha under Best Cadet category at Delhi and was a part of PM rally

conducted on 28th January. She was the part of the cultural team and achieved the

khoorki batch.

2018-19

Nine cadets alongwith 9 horses participated in Independence Day parade and 5

cadets attended Republic Day camp and PM’s Rally 2018-19, New Delhi. Cadets of 1

(O) R&V SQN NCC won two silver medals and one bronze medal in Republic Day

horse riding competition held at New Delhi from 26th December, 2018 to 3rd February

2019. A total of 44 cadets attended the annual training camp held at 1 (O) R&V Sqn

NCC, OUAT from 10th to 19th Septmber 2018. Sixteen cadets of 1(O) R&V Sqn NCC

attended army attachment camp held at RVC Center and College, Meerut from 3rd to

17th October 2018. Fifteen cadets and 10 horses attended the NCC Day celebration

2018 at Bhubaneswar.

2017-18

Five cadets attended Republic Day Camp and PM’s Rally-2017-18, New Delhi.

Cadets of 1 (O) R&V Sqn NCC won 1 Silver medal in Hacks Novice Girls category

and 1 Bronze medal in Hacks Novice Boys category in Republic Day horse riding

competition 2017-18 at New Delhi. One Cadet of 1 (O) R&V Sqn NCC won State

Level Rajiv Gandhi Pratibha Puraskar as Best NCC Cadet. Seventy eight cadets

231231

attended the Golden Jubilee Celebration of 1 (O) R&V Sqn NCC 2017-18 and 16 cadets

of 1(O) R&V Sqn NCC attended Army attachment camp at RVC Center, Meerut 2017.

Eight cadets of 1(O) R&V Sqn NCC attended the National Integration Camp at

Warangal, Andhra Pradesh 2017.

2016-17

Cadets of 1 (O) R&V Sqn NCC won 02 silver medal in Republic Day horse

riding competition 2016-17. Maj. Sudesh Kanungo, NCC officer 1(O) R&V Sqn. NCC

qualified as International Judge for equestrian games in National & International

equestrian events. Sixteen cadets of 1(O) R&V Sqn NCC attended Army attachment

camp at RVC Center, Meerut. Five cadets of 1(O) R&V Sqn NCC attended the National

Integration Camp at Bolpur, Birbhum, West Bengal.

6.6.6.3. Health Facilities: Provide the brief information about medical facilities

available in the head quarter and off-campuses. A brief about Health Insurance

scheme being implemented at the University may be provided.

The University is having a dedicated health centre at Bhubaneswar for the benefit

of students, staff and general public. The Health Center is managed by qualified and

experienced doctors. It provides free outdoor treatments to students, staff and other

members of the University. During 2018-19, a total of 14,148 patents were treated in

the health center. During 2019-20, a total of 12,144 patients were treated in the health

center. Health facility is also provided to the students and staff at College of Agriculture,

Chiplima and College of Horticulture, Chiplima through a dispensary, to which the

doctor visits four days a week.

Fig. 1. 6. Patients visited OUAT Health Centre during 2018-19

Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar.

669 729 664 732967 980

818 862635 695 742

628

127170

131163

173284

185 179

159159

189

125

204212

216

273

292

336

329 232

176222

250

241

Others Student Staff

232232

Fig. 1. 7. Patients visited OUAT Health Centre during 2019-20

6.6.6.4. Sports and Cultural Facilities: Give detailed report of sports and games

facilities and auditoriums available for cultural events.

The following sports related infrastructural facilities are available in the

University.

Sports facility at Bhubaneswar

❖ One Sports Complex with state-of-art facilities is there at University

headquarters. It includes one gymnasium hall with two multi-trainer, weight training

equipment, weight lifting set and trade mill.

❖ Two indoor halls for Badminton and

❖ One hall for Table Tennis.

❖ A football field, a 200 mtr. athletic track and cricket pitch with gallery

❖ A Hockey ground.

❖ Ten volley ball courts in the Hostels

❖ One basketball court with sophisticated back board

❖ One Kho-kho field for women.

Sports facility at outlying campus

❖ A well-developed playground at the Bhawanipatna campus

❖ Two table tennis courts at hostels of College of Agriculture Bhawanipatna

❖ Three table tennis courts at hostels of Chiplima campus

❖ Three badminton courts at hostels of Chiplima campus

❖ Two multigyms in hostels at Chiplima campus

❖ Indoor game facilities at hostels of Chiplima campus

❖ Football, badminton and volley ball court facilities at College of Fisheries,

Rangailunda

Auditorium: There are six auditoriums, out of which three are at Bhubaneswar and

one each at Chiplima, Bhawanipatna and Rangailunda for conduct of cultural and

academic events.

Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar.

443 512647

848713

803 745 768 806

483613 587

292 187

199

222 436 276

142224

371

181

179 24590 78

94

7577

112

128101

145

56

122144

Others Student Staff

233233

6.6.6.5. Student Counseling and Placement Cell: Give detailed report on

placement cell and provide the report for recruitment of students by firms in last five

years. What is the mode and mechanism of counseling being followed at the University

level?

The Dean, Students’ Welfare looks after the different aspects of students

counseling and placement. The University Employment and Information Guidance

Bureau acts as a useful channel of communication between the students and

employment organizations, coaching classes are conducted at university level for

various State and Central Government services. In addition to this, each college has a

training and placement cell under the guidance of senior faculty members through

which campus interviews are being held by different organizations for recruitment of

students. The organizations in which students of the university who have been

employed through campus interview include nationalized banks, various companies

and NGOs.

Table 1. 62. Students placement from 2015-16 to 2019-20

Name of the college Public Private Total

College of Agriculture, Bhubaneswar 475 122 597

College of Vety. Sc. & Animal Husbandry 240 0 240

College of Agril. Engg. & Technology 96 48 144

College of Fisheries 233 33 266

College of Agriculture, Chiplima 77 20 97

College of Horticulture, Chiplima 38 24 62

College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna 54 2 56

College of Forestry 147 26 173

College of Community Science 31 15 46

Agri-business Management 14 80 94

Total 1405 370 1775

Fig. 1. 8. Students'placement

2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

376323

193245 268

91

67

68

7866

Public Private

234234

6.6.6.6. Disabled Friendly Facilities: What kind of facilities is available for

differently abled persons in the campus? Give a brief report.

The University has ramps in most of the buildings for the benefit of differently

abled persons. The main building is having two lifts to carry people to fisrt and second

floor. There is provision of walking aids in terms of wheel chair in the University main

building and some of the colleges. Some of the buildings have specially designed

toilets for handicapped persons. There is a designated health center in the campus

to address the contingent need of the physically challenged students and staff.

6.6.7. Infrastructure

6.6.7.1. Physical facilities including administrative building and lands: Give

comprehensive report on the administrative buildings, academic blocs, Colleges

research units instructional farms, seed production units etc. for each College and

University HeadQuarter.

Institutional Area and Farm Land: The University has an area of 4533.16 acre to

accommodate its colleges, research farms and KVKs. The Colleges in the main campus

at Bhubaneswar are College of Agriculture, College of Veterinary Science and Animal

Husbandry, College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology, College of Forestry,

College of Basic Sciences and Humanities, Centre for Post Graduate Studies and

College of Community Science. There are four colleges at outlying campuses atf

Chiplima, Bhawanipatna and Rangeilunda. The College of Basic Sciences and

Humanities offers +2 Science, 3 year B.Sc. degree courses and Master Degree courses.

Ten Agro-Polytechnic Centres, spread over 10 Agro-climatic Zones of the State of

which 06 are in Agriculture Science, 02 in Horticulture Science and 01 each in Fishery

and Animal Science are operative under Directorate of Agropolytechnic. Diploma and

Certificate courses in respective subjects are offered in these polytechnics to produce

Para-professionals in Agriculture and allied sciences.

The University main campus is at Bhubaneswar with an area of 575.34 acres,

which accommodates six colleges, Centre for Post-Graduate Studies, istructiona farm,

a dairy farm, a poultry farm, a central workshop, a Teaching Veterinary Clinical

Complex and a central instrumentation facility. There is a central library with collection

of books and periodicals and book-bank facilities for students. Besides hostel

accommodation, the University has Guest House, farmers’ Hostel, Educational Museum, a sports complex consisting of play grounds and a gymnasium along with

many more facilities to enhance the skill and talents of the students. Internet facility is

provided to all the students admitted to professional courses.

Administrative building: The administration office is located in the University main

building at Bhubaneswar with a carpet area of 8008 m2. It accomodates office of the

Vice-Chancellor, Dean, PGF-cum-DRI, Dean of Students Welfare, Dean of Research,

Director, PME, Registrar and Comptroller. There are two conference halls, two meeting

235235

halls, internet cell, telephone EPABX, ICAR nodal cell, office of IDP, NAHEP and

Central Library.

The Directorate of Extension Education is functioning in the main campus in an

area of 781 m2. The College of Agriculture, the College of Veterinary Science & Animal

Husbandry, College of Community Science, College of Basic Science and Humanities,

College of Agriculture Engineering & Technology, College of Forestry and Center for

Post Graduate Studies are also running in separate building in the campus. The

Directorate of Physical Plants functions in a building area of 752 m2. The Directorate

of Agropolytechnic is also operational in the campus. The College of Agriculture and

the College of Horticulture are located at Chiplima in Sambalpur district on an area of

328 acres. The College of Fishery Science is located at Rangeilunda in Ganjam district

in an area of 12 acres. Aanother College of Agriculture is operating at Bhawanipatna in

Kalahandi district with a campus area of 70.79 acres.

Table 1. 63. Hostel facilities

Sl

No.

Name of Hostel (Boys/Girls/

International)

Accommodation

Facilities (No.)

Room Bed

OUAT Main Campus, Bhubaneswar

1 Gopabandhu Hostel (Hostel No-1) Boys 82 194

2 Godabarisha Hostel (Hostel No-2) Boys 88 260

3 Maa Jhadeswari Girls’Hostel (Hostel No-3)

Girls 105 249

4 Nilakantha Hostel (Hostel No-4) Boys 12 48

5 Krupasindhu Hostel (Hostel No-5) Boys 29 116

6 Kharavela Hostel

(Hostel No-6)

Boys 95 95

7 Madhusudan Hostel (Hostel No-7) Boys 72 215

8 Toshali Hostel (Hostel No-8) Boys 24 48

9 Pathani Samanta Hostel (Hostel

No-9)

Boys 23 115

10 Srujanika Girls’Hostel (Hostel No-

10 & 11)

Girls 52 172

11 Golden Jubilee Hostel Complex Girls 167 511

12 Sarada Devi Girls’Hostel Girls 24 48

13 International Hostel Family 11 11

College of Agriculture, Chiplima

14 V.S.S. Boys’ Hostel Boys 72 216

15 Samaleswari Girls’ Hostel Girls 39 117

236236

Sl

No.

Name of Hostel (Boys/Girls/

International)

Accommodation

Facilities (No.)

Room Bed

College of Horticulture, Chiplima

16 Ghanteswari Girls’ Hostel Girls 16 48

17 Maheswari Girls’ Hostel Girls 28 78

18 Gangadhar Boy’s Hostel Boys 16 48


19 Bhawani Shankar Gents’ Hostel Boys 30 90

20 Manikeswari Ladies’ Hostel Girls 30 90

College of Fisheries, Rangailunda

21 K.C.D. Boys’ Hostel Boys 26 78

22 Maa Bhairabi Ladies Hostel Girls 34 100

Total 1075 2947

Table 1. 64. Infrastructure for different services at Bhubaneswar

Sl No Structure Carpet area (m2)

1. Farmers Hostel – (1) 1245

2. Farmers Hostel – (2) + Guest Hose 3568

3. Agricultural technology information centre 641

4. Community center 558

5. Dispensary 297

6. Gymnasium –2 nos. 468

7. Press 149

8. Central Farm (Administrative building) 134

9. Store + godown + shed + Processing hall 965

10. Central Farm (Orchard) office building 127

11. Instructional farm (Office building) 112

12. Mushroom unit 428

13. Green House 168

14 TVCC 369

15 Educational museum 746

16 Tissue culture laboratory 516

17 Sports building 222

18 No. of residential quarters 642

237237

Instructional Farm of College of Agriculture: The instructional farm covers an area

of 13 hectares. Practical classes on management of field crops demonstrating different

farm operations are taken up with the involvement of the UG and PG students in the

farm premises. It has been provided with laboratory and class rooms for conducting

practical classes. One seed processing plant is also available here. The students are also

involved in production of quality seeds of paddy. Tractor and matching implements

such as disc plough, disc harrow and cultivator are available for students practice, in

addition to other small implements and plant protection equipments.

College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry

Poultry farm: There is one well equipped Poultry Farm inside Veterinary College

Campus having capacity to rear 4000 birds in a batch. The farm also supplies around

15,000 day-old chicks per annum to the farmers in different districts of the state.

Instructional livestock farm: The instructional livestock farm under the College of

Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry provides research facilities occupying an

area of 88 acres. The farm has 38 cows, 10 buffaloes, 30 goats, 21 sheep, 32 pigs and

five guinea fowl. Fodder cultivation is done in an area of 3.0 acres.

Instructional farm of CAET: An area of one acre is available in the instructional farm

to acquaint the undergraduate students of Agricultural Engineering with various field

operations practiced under farm mechanization. Modern equipments like laser guided

land leveller, transplanter, tractor drawn multi crop seed-cum-fertilizer drill, self

propelled rice transplanter, power paddy reaper, reaper-binder, different types of

combines, axial flow paddy thresher, pulse thresher, different types of power and

manual weeders for various crops are operated and demonstrated under merchanization

studies.

Educational Museum: An educational museum has been developed in 746 m2 carpet

area as a show-case of OUAT recommended technologies on agriculture and allied

sciences for the benefit of farming community.

Infrastructure in research stations: The University has 19 numbers of Research

Stations/sub-stations spread over different Agro-climatic zones having required

infrastructure (as per table below) to undertake research works on need-based issues of

the zones.

Table 1.65. Infrastructure in different Research stations /substations

Sl.

No.

Station

Location

Area

(acre)

Building Area (m2) No. of

quarte

rs Admini

strative

Laboratory Others Total

1. Bhawanipatna 86.98 349 88 209 646 08

2. Bhubaneswar - 100 93 371 564 05

3. Chiplima 222.40 273 400 1727 2400 103

4. G. Udayagiri 227.00 100 108 -- 208 12

5. Keonjhar 244.30 273 400 1077 1750 53

238238

Sl.

No.

Station

Location

Area

(acre)

Building Area (m2) No. of

quarte

rs Admini

strative

Laboratory Others Total

6. Mahisapat

(Dhenkanal)

20.81 300 202 836 1338 11

7. Ranital

(Bhadrakh)

50.21 698 139 857 1490 08

8. Semiliguda

(Koraput)

460.00 173 200 -- 373 65

9. Kalimela 166.05 172 20 -- 372 0

10. Kirei

(Sundergarh)

9.88 102 104 -- 206 0

11. Motto 42.50 100 48 56 204 04

12. Umerkote 69.19 160 200 206 566 0

13. Kendrapara 12.73 251 149 93 494 03

14. Pottangi 42.50 100 70 300 470 04

15. Nayagarh 17.30 200 246 75 521 04

16. Jeypore 25.95 100 151 83 334 05

17. Ratanpur

(Berhampur)

68.70 490 100 836 1426 11

18. Gambharipalli 454.6

7

141 206 418 765 12

19. Phulbani - 100 105 -- 205 0

Table 1. 66. Infrastructure of KVKs

Sl.

No

Name of the

Station

Area

(ha)

Admn.

Building

(m2)

Staff

quart

er

(No)

Farm

er

hoste

l (No)

Trai

ning

hall

(no)

Dem

o

Unit

(No)

Poly

Hous

e

(No)

threshi

ng floor

(m2)

Processi

ng Unit

(No)

Go

dow

n

(No)

1 Angul 15.6 535 3 1 1 4 - 186 - 1

2 Balasore 10.6 5000 - 1 1 52 1 - 1 1

3 Baragarh 20 479 - 1 - 5 1 637 1 1

4 Bhadrakh 21.39 - - 1 - 6 1 139 1 1

5 Balangir 16 697 - - 1 8 1 - - 1

6 Boudh 18.1 668 6 1 1 3 1 210 - -

7 Deogarh 20 303 1 1 - 4 1 223 - 1

8 Dhenkanal 20 550 6 1 1 16 1 - - 1

9 Gajapati 24.61 330 - 1 1 24 1 - - -

10 Ganjam I 20 352 - 1 1 10 1 223 1 1

11 Ganjam II 15.75 550 - - - 2 2 - - -

12 Jagatsingh

pur

12.4 1500 1 1 1 19 1 750 - 1

13 Jajapur 11.54 830 - 1 1 24 1 - 1 1

239239

Sl.

No

Name of the

Station

Area

(ha)

Admn.

Building

(m2)

Staff

quart

er

(No)

Farm

er

hoste

l (No)

Trai

ning

hall

(no)

Dem

o

Unit

(No)

Poly

Hous

e

(No)

threshi

ng floor

(m2)

Processi

ng Unit

(No)

Go

dow

n

(No)

14 Jharsuguda 11.8 260 6 1 1 3 1 300 - -

15 Kalahandi 20.54 400 2 1 1 14 1 800 1 1

16 Kandhamal 17.12 469 - 1 1 31 1 300 - 1

17 Kendrapara 11.2 2428 1 1 1 26 1 405 - -

18 Keonjhar 17.57 271 - 1 1

19 Koraput 21.6 560 - 1 1 15 1 - - -

20 Malkangiri 20.83 282 1 1 1 5 1 - - 1

21 Mayurbhanja

I 28.17 2023 1 1 1 8 1 - 1 2

22 Mayurbhanja

II 18.72 550 - - 1 10 - - - -

23 Nawarangpur 20.23 8094 - 1 1 24 1 297 - 1

24 Nuapada 13.39 755 6 1 - 14 1 251 - 1

25 Nayagarh 7.53 465 - 1 1 10 1 56 - -

26 Puri 16 278.7 - 1 1 5 1 - 1 1

27 Rayagada 12.5 1116 - 1 1 16 1 204 - 1

28 Sambalpur 30.6 1040 - 1 1 31 1 - 1 1

29 Sonepur 15.45 300 - 1 1 21 1 464 1 1

30 Sundargarh I 17.03 243 - 1 1 24 1 202 1 1

6.6.7.2. IT Infrastructure. A brief report on University ARIS Cell shall be

given. Give the in formation on LAN connectivity, Wi-Fi/internet facilities in campus

and hostels; Computer based library management, video conferencing facilities, smart

class rooms and workshops, etc.

There is a dedicated cell in the University to provide internet facility to students

and various establishments of the University. Various IT infrastructures of the

University and its constituent colleges located at Bhubaneswar are maintained by the

Directorate of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation. The University has provided

internet bandwidth of 1 Gbps to about 1200 end users at the headquarters including the

hostels through National Mission in Education through ICT (NMEICT) Project.

Computers along with accessories, antivirus software, etc. are supplied to different

faculties of the University for smooth functioning of academic and research work. The

University has a separate website http://ouat.nic.in. All the Krishi Vigyan Kendra are

maintaining their website for the benefit of farming community. Internet connectivity

is provided through structured cabling to University main office, constituent colleges

and hostels at the headquarters. Wi-fi and internet connectivity is also available at

Rangailunda and Chiplima campus for the benefit of staff and students. There is

provision of 8 Mbps internet speed for the students and faculties at College of

Agrciculture, Bhawanipatna.

240240

http://mhrd.gov.in/technology-enabled-learning-0

http://ouat.nic.in/

The University has video conferencing facility for easy and quick management

of official business in the headquarters and outlying stations. The e-office facility has

initiated in the University.

6.6.7.3. Students and Staff Amenities: Give brief report on the sporting and

recreational activities, employment and career advice, child care, financial advice and

food services, entertainment avenues etc. available in the campus.

Sports activities: The Sports Council of the University oversees the activities of sports

& games at the University level. One of the staff in the rank of Associate Professor

works as the Secretary of the Sports Council who monitors the Sports activities of the

students. The Physical Education Officers and Sports Officers help the students to

practice different games, sports and athletics. The University has its own play ground

where the students practice the out-door games like Volley ball, Badminton, Football,

Basket ball, Cricket and Hockey. Well equipped gymnasium hall is available for the

students and staff for different physical exercises. The students of different faculties of

O.U.A.T., participate in regular practice and coaching. The students are being

nominated every year to participate in Zonal Inter-University and Inter Agricultural

University Games and Sports Meets. Annual sports meets are organized at college level

as well as at University level.

Recreational activities: The University has created avenues for recreational activities

for the staff and students. In all the colleges annual functions are organized by the

respective students’unions on the occasion of annual commemoration day. The literary and dramatic socities also celebrate their annual functions with literary programmes

and stage performances by the students. During these occasions eminent personalities

and celebraties are invited to add colours to the events. The University also promotes

cultural activities of various service associations such as University

Teachers’Association, Non-teaching employees’ association and technical employees’ association. There are six auditoriums, three at Bhubaneswar and one each

at Chiplima, Bhawanipatna and Rangailunda for conduct of cultural events.

Employment and career advice: Career counselling is regularly done at college level

with active participation of faculty memebers. Special coaching classes are conducted

at college level for all India examination for higher studies and various Government

jobs. In addition to this, each college has a training and placement cell under the

guidance of senior faculty members through which campus interviews are being held

by different organizations for recruitment of students. The students of the university

are employed in research Institutes, Universities, govt. departments, nationalized

banks, multinational companies and NGOs.

6.6.8. Financial Resource Management

6.6.8.1. Budget allocation: Give the budget allocation (College wise) for salary,

contingency and amount received through the ICAR development grant during last

five years. Give a note on the sufficiency of the fund to meet the academic requirement

in last five years.

The University receives funds for salary and contingency from various

sources for meetimg the financial requirements. The college-wise salary and

contingency alongwith receipt through the ICAR development grant during last five

years are given in the following table.

241241

Table 1. 67. Budget Allocation (Rs lakh)

Name of the

College

2016-17 (Actual) 2017-18 (Actual) 2018-19 (Actual) 2019-20 (Actual) 2020-21 (RE)

Salary Contin

gency

ICAR

Dev.

Grant

Salary Contin

gency

ICAR

DG

Salary Contin

gency

ICAR

DG

Salary Contin

gency

ICAR

Dev.

Grant

Salary Contin

gency

ICAR

Dev.

Grant

CA, BBSR 1596.17 140.31 92.51 1446.21 166.31 110 1516.39 192.69 19 1761.36 201.23 37 1887.69 204.15 32.1

CVSc&AH 1111.39 240.81 82.73 1115.97 239.82 85 1148.98 248.66 15 1212.85 292.03 33 1348.78 318.49 27.5

CAET 429.33 32.33 59.91 434.67 26.29 82 467.28 45.48 15 550.47 55.79 33 532.77 59.04 19.8

College of

Forestry

174.16 16.52 0 190.19 13.62 0 187.68 21.49 0 178.91 25.50 0 194.66 28.57 0

College of

Community

Science

163.10 8.80 0 153.91 3.57 0 179.83 9.94 0 203.57 12.52 0 221.76 12.22 0

CA,

Chiplima

146.05 34.30 0 156.07 23.31 30 154.08 33.38 64 199.10 32.13 33 230.98 35.93 15.3

CH

Chiplima

61.79 24.64 0 78.16 12.18 30 91.98 22.05 0 106.75 20.78 20 107.70 22.33 15.3

CA,

B.patna

145.60 22.17 0 154.12 18.41 30 173.84 28.52 9 226.78 30.95 33 222.27 30.62 26.6

College of

Fishery

256.66 28.98 0 270.77 27.49 82 267.31 28.54 59 258.16 31.72 33 246.42 30.96 9.5

CPGS 84.46 31.67 0 243.79 40.44 0 147.79 45.48 0 145.27 41.16 0 148.80 72.10 0

OUAT

Proper

441.12 199.02 579.79 418.78 311.83 166.29 545.10 347.12 124.51 562.63 304.11 80 547.51 431.39 41.86

Total 4609.83 779.55 814.94 4662.64 883.27 615.29 4880.26 1023.35 305.51 5405.85 1047.92 302 5689.34 1245.8 187.96

242242

6.6.8.2. Finance Committee: Provide the schedule of the meetings of the financial

committee held in last five years.

Table 1. 68. Date of Finance Committee Meeting

Year 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

Date 08.03.2017 26.03.2018 13.02.2019 27.02.2020 03.03.2021

6.6.8.3. Internal Resources Generation: Give a comprehensive report (Collegewise)

internal resource generation through different sources for last five years. How this

money is being utilized fort he academic programmes and research work of students?

Give a brief note.

The University and its constituent colleges generate resources through

various sources like student admission and tuition fees, institutional charges of various

projects, sale proceeds, consultancy services, rents of auditoriums, guesthouse &

farmers’hostel charges, testing charges, etc. Table 1. 69. Internal Resources Generation (Rs. in lakh)

Name of the College 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

CA, Bhubaneswar 395.29 620.40 757.82 809.74 769.39

CVSc&AH 271.23 368.31 360.19 395.63 393.76

CAET 142.49 169.17 186.99 197.90 166.64

College of Forestry 94.70 105.95 124.30 120.69 105.89

College of Community Science 12.34 25.99 18.83 20.88 11.19

CA, Chiplima 64.28 72.31 79.82 214.73 57.85

CH Chiplima 47.41 80.29 76.29 145.87 58.10

CA, Bhawanipatna 68.05 90.75 138.92 160.34 184.39

College of fishery 107.23 119.83 143.70 126.69 115.89

CPGS 52.33 373.65 234.14 181.64 212.21

OUAT Proper 668.12 1068.87 603.34 944.42 413.05

Total 1923.47 3095.52 2724.34 3318.53 2488.36

Fig. 1. 9. Internal Resources Generation

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

668.12

1068.87603.34

944.42

413.05

CA, BBSR CVSc&AH CAET C. of Forestry C. of Comm. Sc. CA, Chiplima

College of Hort. CA, B.patna C. of Fishery CPGS OUAT Proper

243243

6.6.8.4. External Funding: How much resources the University has mobilized from the

external sources (give the list) based on the competitive mode in last five year?

Table 1. 70. Funds received through External Funding ( Rs lakh)

Year 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

Funds Received 494.89 455.78 385.24 642.43 679.36

List of Funding Agency

1 IRRI funded serial system inciative for South Asia(CSISA)

2 Regional Center for Wild Life

3 IFFCO Chair

4 ICRISAT, Hydrabad

5 CRIDA, Hydrabad

6 Bayer Bio-service

7 Stress tolerant rice for Africa and south asia (STRASA)

8 CIMMYT - Mexico

9 Dept. of Biotechnology, GoI

10 Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB)

11 ICAR-NASF Project

12 University of Minnesota, USA

13 Gopalpur Port

14 Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.

15 Norway Govt.

16 Mission Shakti, Women & Child Dev. Dept., Govt. of Odisha

17 ICAR-NAARM, Hyderabad

18 Willood Chem. Pvt. Ltd, New Delhi

19 United Phosphorus Ltd., Mumbai

20 Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt. of Odisha

21 State council of Science and Technology, Odisha

22 Noziveedu Seeds

23 M/s Syngenta seeds

6.6.8.5. Financial Powers Delegation to Deans/Heads: Give a report on the

financial autonomy to College Deans, University officers and Head of the

Departments.

The University believes in decentralization of power and transparency in financial

management. It ensures faster decision making and effectiveness of financial

transactions. OUAT has delegated financial power to Dean/Directors to the tune of Rs.

40,000/- under recurring contingency and Rs. 80, 000//- under non-recurring

contingency vide office order number 29809 dated 30.12.2014. Further, all the Heads

of the Departments, Associate Directors of Research, Senior Scientists & Heads of

244244

KVKsand OICs of AICRPs have been delegated with financial power to the tune of Rs.

20,000/- under recurring contingency and Rs. 40, 000//- under non-recurring

contingency vide notification number 55166 dated 22.10.2011 (Annexure 1.3).

6.6.8.6. Finance Utilization: Mention in brief about per cent finance utilization in last

fiveyears.

Table 1. 71. Funds Utilisation ( Rs in lakh)

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

Funds Recived 26205.92 30288.81 33923.56 39910.00 51350.85

Funds Utilised 24543.23 25808.16 24696.43 29184.78 46746.92

% of Utilisation 93.66 85.21 72.80 73.13 91.03

Fig. 1. 10 Funds Utilisation

6.6.9. Accomplishments

6.6.9.1. Awards for the University: Provide the detailed list of Regional, National and

International Awards received by the University in last five years.

Awards/Recognition

2016-17

• G.R.Rout, Prof & Head, Dept. of Bio Technology elected as Fellow of National Bureau of

Plant Genetic Resources, New Delhi.

• Dr.M.K.Mishra, Associate Professor of Dept. of Plant Pathology was awarded as the Fellow

of Indian Phytopathological Society(FPSI),IARI,New Delhi

• Dr.(Mrs.) G.Biswal, Associate Professor of Department of Plant Pathology awsawarded as

the Fellow of Indian Phytopathological Society (FPSI), IARI, New Delhi.

• Dr. U. K. Mishra awarded as Best Anatomist at IAVA, 21st December 2016

• Dr. S. K. Panda was awarded as Diplomate in Veterinary Pathology by Indian Society of

Veterinary Pathologists during Veterinary Pathology Congress-2016 at Durg, Chhatisgarh.

• Dr. Swagat Mohapatra was awarded as Best Orator at SAPI-2016 at Mohw, MP

• Prof. M.R. Panda, Head, Dept. of Veterinary Parasitology, CVSc & AH has been elected as

the Vice-President (East Zone) of the Indian Association for Advancement of Veterinary

Parasitology (IAAVP).

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

26205.92

30288.81

33923.56

39910

51350.85

24543.23 25808.16 24696.43

29184.78

46746.92Funds Recived Funds Utilised

245245

• Dr. Bijay Patra was awarded for best oral paper in XXXII Annual convention of The Indian

Society for study of Animal Reproduction at College of Veterinary Science, Sri

Venkataswara Veterinary University, Tirupati during 06th to 08th December 2016.

• Prof. (Dr) Indramani Nath has been conferred with Dr. O. Ramakrishna Oration Award-

2016 during 40th Annual Congress of Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery held at Dept.

of Veterinary Surgery & Radiology, Madras Veterinary College, Chennai from 02.12.2016

to 04.12.2016.

• Dr. S.K. Dwibedi bagged Bharat Gaurav Award in New Delhi on 1st October 2016 for

outstanding services, contributions and achievements.

• Dr. D.Sahoo, Assoc. Prof., College of Horticulture, Chipima got recognition for outstanding

work inspiring women in the field of Horticulture by Indian Solidarity Council.

• Dr J.C.Paul and Dr B. Panigrahi of CAET received JAE Best Paper award in Soil & Water

Engineering for the paper ‘An Interactive Multi-Objective Linear Programming Approach

for Watershed Planning-A Case Study’ by the Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers, New Delhi on 03.02.2017

• Dr. B. Panigrahi, Prof. & Head, SWCE received Indian Association of Soil and Water

Conservationists Fellow Award (2016).

• Dr. M. K. Ghosal, Professor got Distinguished Service Certificate Award, 2016 by ICAR

on 16.2.2017for his contribution in Energy in Agriculture.

• Dr. M. K. Ghosal, Professor got Gannett Memorial Award 2016 on 19.2.2017 for his work

on Environmental Engineering from Institution of Engineers.

• Dr. R.C. Dash, Professor got K C Das Memorial award of Institute of Engineers, OSC for

the paper on “Development of Sisal Fibre Extractor for small farmers of Odisha” during 58th

Annual Technical session held on 19.2.2017.

• Sri R.K.Kar got Best Poster presentation National conference on Prospects of IPM in

Forestry, 23-24 Dec, 16

• Dr S. Singh and Dr S. K.Mukherjee have received 1st Prize in Poster Presentation in

“National Symposium on New Horizon in Pest Management for sustainable developmental

goal”, OUAT, Bhubaneswar 2016

• Dr Biswa Ranjan Paital, Assistant Professor, Zoology received Odisha Young Scientist

Award from Odisha Bigyan Academy, Science and Technology Department, Government

of Odisha for 2017.

• KVK, Mayurbhanj-I has been awarded with Pandit Deen Dayal Krishi Vigyan Proschahan

Puraskar for 2016-17 as the best KVK in ICAR-ATARI, Zone-VII at ICAR-NASC

Complex, New Delhi on 15th March, 2017.

2017-18

• Dr. S. Sathapathy was awarded Young Scientist Award in Veterinary Science Discipline in

the 12th UCOST Science Congress held at Vigyan Bhawan, Dehradun from 6th -8th March,

2018.

• Dr. R. Patra, Dr. U. K. Mishra and Dr. R. K. Das were awarded for best poster paper in

Annual convention and National Symposium of IAVA on 21-23 December, 2017 held at

OUAT, Bhubaneswar.

• Dr. U. K. Mishra, Professor and HOD, Anatomy and Histology was elected as General

Secretary of Indian Association of Veterinary Anatomists (IAVA) in Annual convention

and national symposium of IAVA.

• Dr P.C. Behera, Prof & Head Dept. of Vety. Biochemistry was felicitated for outstanding

contribution during the Annual Convention of Society of Veterinary Biochemists and

Biotechnologists of India (SVBBI) at Hebbal Vety. College, Bengaluru.

246246

• Dr. S.K.Senapati, Dr. R.C.Patra and Dr. M.R. Das were awarded for best oral presentation

in ISVM conference held at Bhubaneswar from 1st to 3rd February 2018.

• Dr. G.R.Jena, awarded for best poster presentation for Avian Medicine at ISVM conference

held at Bhubaneswar from 1st to 3rd February 2018.

• Dr. G.R.Jena awarded with overseas fellowship by Dept. of Science and Technology, Govt.

of Odisha and visited Taiwan to attend 6th World Waterfowl Conference during 22-25

October, 2017.

• Dr. M. R. Panda awarded National Fellowship of Indian Association for Advancement of

Veterinary Parasitology (IAAVP) on 12th February 2018.

• Dr. S. K. Panda received B.C. Nayak memorial lecture award during Asian Veterinary

Pathology Congress-2017 and International conference on Emerging horizons in diagnosis

of animal & poultry diseases- Towards sustainable production in Asian countries at

Bengaluru from 9th to 11th November, 2017.

• Dr Jayakrushna Das, Associate Professor was awarded National Fellow of Indian Society

for Veterinary Surgery (FISVS), 2017 by Indian Society for Veterinary Surgery (ISVS).

• Dr. B. Jena was awarded best poster presentation in Annual Convention of SVSBT and

National Seminar Society for Veterinary Sciences and Biotechnology (SVSBT) held at

Hyderabad, from 21-22 November, 2017

• Mrs. H. Nayak received Young Scientist Award in International conference on “Global Research Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture and Allied Sciences” (GRISAAS -2017),

Rajasthan.

• Mrs. H. Nayak awarded for the best oral presentation in International conference on “Global Research Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture and Allied Sciences” (GRISAAS -2017) ),

Rajasthan.

• Dr. Sanat K. Dwibedi, Assistant Professor, Agronomy received the “Scientist of the Year 2017 Award” from the “National Environmental Science Academy, New Delhi” in Bhopal

Conference on 24.12.2017.

• Dr. M.K. Ghosal received Abel Wolman Memorial Award, January 2018 by the Institution

of Engineers (India), Odisha State Centre, Bhubaneswar

• Dr J. C. Paul and Dr B. Panigrahi received Er R. C. Patra Memorial Award for the Paper

‘Remote Sensing and GIS Aided Groundwater Plan Preparation of Kichna nala Watershed of Odisha on by Institution of Engineers (India), Odisha State Centre, Bhubaneswar, Odisha

• Dr.B.P.Behera received Banabihari Mohanty Memorial Award in 2018 from Institution of

Engineers (India), Bhubaneswar, Odisha State Centre

• KVK, Bhadrak has been awarded with Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Kirshi Vigyan

Protsahan Puraskar (Zonal Award) during 2017-18 from Hon’ble PM of India.

• KVK, Baragarh got Zonal Award for exhibition stall and Swachhata National Award.

• KVK, Puri got best presentation award during the 24th zonal workshop held at Burhanpur,

MP

• Dr.(Mrs.)G. Biswal, Professor, Dept. of Plant Pathology was awarded as fellow of Hind

Agri-Horticultural Society,Muzaffarnagar,UP, India

• Dr. (Mrs) Sashikala Beura, Prof & Head, Dept of Floriculture & Landscaping was awarded

as Best Faculty in Agriculture and received Certificate of Excellence for Science and

Technology presentation in 5th Faculty Branding Awards 2017 by EET CRS, Research and

Branding Company on 23rd July.2017 at Kolkata.

• Dr. D. Panigrahi, ADR, RRTTS, Mahisapat was conferred with AZRA Fellowship Award-

2017-18 during AZRA Award Ceremony in XVI AZRA International Conference on

“Applied Zoological Research for Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security” at Banaras Hindu University during 9-11 February, 2018

247247

• Dr. S. K. Behera received the Outstanding Reviewer Award for the International Journal of

“Field Crop Research” of Elsevier Publication, Netherlands during 2017.

2018-19

• Dr S. K. Dash, Dean, CAET and Dr B. Panigrahi, HOD, SWCE, CAET have been awarded

as Fellow of the Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers, New Delhi.

• Dr J. C. Paul and Dr B. Panigrahi received AET Best Paper award (2018) by the Indian

Society of Agricultural Engineers, New Delhi.

• Dr J. C. Paul and Dr B. Panigrahi received Damodar Sahoo Memorial Award for the Paper

‘Geospatial Techniques Aided Sustainable Water Resources Planning of Aunlajore Watershed of Odisha’ by The Institution of Engineers (India), Odisha state centre, Bhubaneswar.

• Dr. Shradhanjali Mohapatra, Asst. Professor, College of Community Science received

distinguished scientist award by Life Science Society at the National conference on 15-16th

December 2018 held at Jaipur, Rajasthan.

• Prof. A. K. Sahoo received Lifetime Achievement Award-2018 by the Society of Tropical

Agriculture, New Delhi during 8th International Conference on Agriculture, Horticulture and

Food Science during December, 2018.

• Prof.S.C. Parija received distinguished Faculty in Veterinary Pharmacology and

Toxicology from Venus Foundation International in 2019.

• Dr. R. Patra, Assistant Professor, Anatomy and Histology got best paper award in

33rdAnnual Convention and National Symposium of Indian Association of Veterinary

Anatomy, Aizawl, Mizoram

• Dr. Mitra Ranjan Panda was awarded National Fellowship of Indian Association for

Advancement of Veterinary Parasitology (IAAVP)

• Dr.P.Swain is awarded as Fellow of Indian Society of Extension Education

• Dr J.K.Das was conferred with National Fellowship of Indian Proctology Society (FIPS)

on 1st IC of IPS and Health-medicon on “Advances in Medicine, Technology and Holistic Health” held at OUAT, Bhubaneswar from 21-22nd January, 2019.

• Dr J.K.Das awarded with KRUSHAK BANDHU SAMMAN 2018 by Odisha Krushak

Samaj, Bhubaneswar on 25th October 2018 at Bhubaneswar.

• Dr J.K.Das awarded with Best wildlife Oral Presentation Award 2018 in XIIth Annual

Convention of AIZWV and N C held at GBPUA&T, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand during 29-30

September 2018.

• Dr. S. Mohapatra, Asst. Prof., CVSc & AH received award for Best Paper presentation in

the Annual Convention of Indian Society for Advancement of Canine Practice (ISACP) held

at Khalsa College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Amritsar, Punjab from 25th to 28th

February, 2019.

• Dr. Basudev Behera, Professor and Head, Dept. of Agronomy received K.C. Das Memorial

award by The Institution of Engineers (India), Odisha State Centre, Bhubaneswar on

30.03.2019.

• Dr. Sanat Kumar Dwibedi, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Agronomy received Eminent Scientist

Award 2018 by National Environment Science Academy in Delhi University, New Delhi

held on 16th Dec. 2018.

• Dr. Sanat Kumar Dwibedi, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Agronomy received Best Oral

Presentation Award in the 20th Odisha Bigyan O Paribesh Congress at NISER, Bhubaneswar

on 18th Nov. 2018.

• Dr. S. C. Swain, OIC on AICRP on MAP and Betelvine received Best Presentation Award

in XXVIth Annual Group Meeting of AICRP on MAP and Betelvine held during 28- 30

September, 2018 at AAU, Jorhat, Assam.

248248

• Dr. Sandeep Kumar of AICRP on MAP and Betelvine received best Oral Presentation

Award in 5th National Symposium of Society for Plant Protection and Environment on New

Dimensions in Plant Protection held during 27th - 28th October, 2018 at OUAT

Bhubaneswar.

• Dr. C. K. Das, Jr. Breeder, AICRP on Rapeseed & Mustard received Best paper presentation

award in the 4th National Brassica Conference CSAUT, Kanpur organized by SRMR,

Bharatpur & CSAUT, Kanpur during 1-3rd February, 2019.

• Dr.B.K.Pani, Jr. Pathologist, AICRP on Sesame has been Awarded Bharat Ratna Indira

Gandhi Gold Medal Award by GEPRA, New Delhi on 09.03.2019 at Bangalore.

• Dr. D. Khulbe, Sr. Scientist, RRTTS, Bhubaneswar received Best poster presentation award

in 5th National Symposium on “New Dimensions in Plant Protection–A Step towards Food

and Nutritional Security and Environmental Safety” held during 27-28th October 2018 at

Bhubaneswar.

• Dr. I.O.P. Mishra, Jr. Entomologist, AICRP on Millets received Best poster presentation

award in the National Symposium on “New Dimensions in Plant Protection-A step towards

Food and Nutrition security and Environment Safety” held at Bhubaneswar during 27-28th

October, 2018.

• Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Angul received Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Krishi Vigyan

Prostsahan Puraskar 2018 by ICAR, New Delhi.

• AICRP, Palms, Bhubaneswar has been adjudged as the best AICRP, Palms centre on the

basis of its performance for the year 2017-18 and the “AWARD ”has been received during last 27th AGM of AICRP on Palms held at IIOPR, Pedavegi. A.P. on 24th May 2018.

2019-20

• Dr. A. P. Acharya, Asst. Prof., Vety. Pathology awarded as Diplomat of Indian College of

Veterinary Pathology by Indian College of Veterinary Pathology on 6 Nov. 2019

• Dr. B. P. Behera, Prof. and Head, Dept. of ASCEE was awarded as Fellow of Indian Water

Resources Society, Roorkee on 6th Dec. 2019.

• Dr. B. Panigrahi, Professor and Head, Dept. of SWCE, CAET was awarded as Fellow of

Indian Water Resources Society, Roorkee on 6th Dec. 2019

• Dr. Basudev Behera, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Agronomy received ‘ISWS Fellow Award’ by

Indian Society of Weed Science for outstanding contribution in the field of weed science in

the Biennial Conference held during 5-7 Feb. 2020 at ICAR-CCARI, Goa.

• Dr. C. Devadarshini, Asst. Professor, College of Community Science received the best Ph.D.

Thesis award 2019 during International Conference on Global prospective in Agriculture

and Applied Science for Food and Environmental Security held at Kumaun University,

Nainital during 1-2 Dec., 2019.

• Dr. C. Devadarshini, Asst. Professor, College of Community Science received the Emerging

Scientist award 2019 by the Society for World Environment, Food and Technology

(SWEFT) during 07-08 Feb., 2020 at Lucknow, U.P.

• Dr. D. P. Das, Asst. Prof., Vety. Pathology received, ICVP- Diplomat Award by Indian

College of Veterinary Pathologists on 06 Nov. 2019

• Dr. D. Panigrahi, ADR, RRTTS, Mahisapat received Bharat Ratna Mother Teresa Gold

Medal Award on 21st Dec., 2019 at Chennai by Global Economic Progress and Research

Association.

• Dr. Dibyaprava Pradhan, Professor, College of Community Science received Distinguished

Scientist Award-2019 during National Conference on Technological and Emerging Aspects

in Agriculture and Community Science during 07-08 Feb., 2020 at Lucknow.

• Dr. H. Nayak, Asst. Prof., College of Forestry received Excellence in Teaching Award, 2019

by Astha Foundation at ICAR- NAARM, Hyderabad.

249249

• Dr. J. C. Paul, Professor, Dept. of SWCE, CAET was awarded as Fellow of Indian Water

Resources Society, Roorkee on 6th December 2019

• Dr. L.K. Babu, Dean, C.V.Sc. & A.H. was awarded with National Fellow of Indian society

of Animal Production and Management at PGIVER, RAJUVAS, Jaipur on 06 February

2020.

• Dr. Lilymooni Tripathy, Assoc. Prof., College of Hort., Chiplima received Suryakheetra

Samman 2019 for Education on 15th Dec. 2019 at Jaydev Bhawan, Bhubaneswar.

• Dr. M. K. Ghosal, Professor, Dept. Farm Machinery and Power received best paper award

at 4th ICSTR Singapore-International Conference of Science and Technology Research held

at National University of Singapore Society (NUSS), Singapore during 15-16 November

2019.

• Dr. N. Panda, Professor, Dept. of Animal Nutrition was awarded as Animal Nutrition

Society Fellow by Animal Nutrition Society of India in the International conference of

Animal Nutrition held at Kolkata during17-19 Dec., 2019

• Dr. P. Swain, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Veterinary and A.H. Extension was awarded with Guru

Gaurav Samman- 2019 by Lokasevak Mandal, Samaj, Cuttack on 08 Oct. 2019

• Dr. P. Swain, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Veterinary and A.H. Extension was awarded with

O.P. Dhama Memorial Award -2019 by ISEE on 22 Nov.2019

• Dr. Pritishri Parhi, Professor, College of Community Science received Outstanding Scientist

Award-2019 during International Conference on Global Perspective in Agricultural and

Applied Sciences for Food and Environmental Security at Nainital, Uttarakhand during 1-2

Dec., 2019.

• Dr. Pritishri Parhi, Professor, College of Community Science received Women Scientist

Award-2019 by Society for World Environment, Food and Technology on 7-8 Feb., 2020

at Lucknow.

• Dr. R. C. Dash, Prof.& Head, Dept. of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering has been

awarded with Rajalaxmi Memorial Best Engineering College Teacher Award for Odisha

State 2019 by the Indian Society of Technical Education on 30 November 2019.

• Dr. R.K. Swain, Prof. & Head, Dept. of Animal Nutrition received the Best teacher award

from the Animal Nutrition Society of India in the International conference of Animal

Nutrition held at Kolkata during17-19 Dec., 2019

• Dr. S. K. Dash, Dean, CAET has been awarded for Samanta Chandra Sekhar Award-2018

by Odisha Vigyan Academy, Odisha in recognition of his outstanding research contribution

in Food Technology on 20th October 2020.

• Dr. S. K. Dash, Dean, CAET was awarded ISAE book award (2020) for the book on

Agricultural Process Engineering Vols. I-IV by Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers.

• Dr. S. K. Nayak, Assoc. Professor, College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna received Dr A.

P. J Abdul Kalam Scientist Award- 2019 during 9th International Conference on Agriculture,

Horticulture and Plant Science at Dharamshala (H.P.) during 27-28 June 2019.

• Dr. S. K. Nayak, Assoc. Professor, College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna received Best

Teacher Award-2019 in the International Conference on Global perspective in agricultural

and allied sciences for food and environmental security during 1-2 Dec., 2019 at Kumaun

University, Nainital.

• Dr. S. K. Nayak, Assoc. Professor, College of Agriculture, Bhawanipatna received

Outstanding Scientist Award-2019 in the 10th International Conference during 21-22 Dec.,

2019 on Agriculture, Horticulture and Food Science at New Delhi.

• Dr. Trupti Mohanty, Professor, College of Community Science received Distinguished

Scientist Award-2019 in the field of Family Resource Management during International

250250

https://serialsjournals.com/index.php?route=common/conference&path=21

Conference of GAAFES-2019 by Agricultural and Environmental Technology

Development Society at Nainital, Utterakhanda during 1-2 Dec., 2019.

• Dr. Trupti Mohanty, Professor, College of Community Science received Fellow Award-

2019 by the Society for World Environment, Food and Technology during 7-8 Feb., 2020

at Lucknow.

• Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Sonepur received Best NICRA KVK Award- 2019 in the Zone V by

ICAR-CRIDA on 4th June 2019.

6.6.9.2. Accreditation Report from ICAR / Other Agencies: Whether the

University and its Colleges were accredited by the ICAR and other agencies in the

past? What was the recommendation of the accreditation agencies? Whether the

University has taken the action taken report and submitted the reply to the

accreditation agencies? Provide the detailed action taken report for each observation.

Table 1. 72. Action Taken Report on recommendations of NAEAB

Name of the

college

Recommendation

of

NAEAB

Action Taken

Odisha

University of

Agriculture

and

Technology

• The tenure of Deans

is just for three years

and also some of the

posts of Deans/

Directors are being

filled on rotation.

• These posts should

be filled on open

national competition

basis.

• Some of the faculties

do not have the post

of Dean.

• The University is

required to make

necessary

arrangement, so that

regular Deans are

appointed for the

colleges for a period

of five years.

• The deficiencies of “ICAR Model Act” have been sent to Govt. of Odisha and are under

active consideration.

• It has been passed in the Board of

Management to fill up the Dean posts

through open national competition basis.

• The posts of Associate Deans and Director

of some colleges have been upgraded to

Dean vide O/o No. 3291 dated 15.02.2021

of Registrar, OUAT. This has been

approved by the Dept. of Agril. & Farmers’ Empowerment, Govt. of Odisha vide letter

No. 13600 dated 16.07.2021 (Annexure

1.13).

• The Board of Management has also passed

for creation of the post of Dean in the

College of Forestry and the post of

Director/Dean in the College of Cpmmunity

Science vide resolution No. 4215 dated

27.08.2020 (Annexure 1.14).

• Lot of inbreeding

was observed both in

faculty and students.

• Even the ICAR quota

students both in

UG/PG are not

joining the

University.

• It has been decided by the Academic

Council of OUAT that in-service candidates

are only allowed to go for higher studies in

other Universities to avoid inbreeding (AC

resolution number7420 date 03.10.2019 and

OUAT notification No. 12527 date

30.09.2020 )

251251

• The University

should strengthen its

academic base and

create conducive

academic

environment so that

students from other

states also join the

University.

• Apart from ICAR

quota, some other

measures are also

required to attract the

students from other

states.

• Similar situation

prevails with the

faculty as well. The

talented faculty from

other states needs to

be brought into the

system to strengthen

the academic

environment.

• The ICAR guidelines on reservation of seats

for out-state candidates for admission to UG

and PG programmes in OUAT is being

followed. During 2020-21, 12 students got

admitted through VCI, 55 students through

ICAR quota in UG programs of the

University. Similarly, 80 students under

ICAR quota and from other states were

admitted in post-graduation course

programs and 19 students from outside state

were admitted in PG & Ph. D. programme

of OUAT.

• In-time commencement of academic

sessions, synchronization of academic

calendar for all course programmes, strict

adherence to academic calendar etc. have

attracted the out-state candidates.

• The University is taking proactive steps in

terms of establishment of Smart class

rooms, modern laboratory, state-of-the art

Central Instrumentation Facility, coaching

for JRF/SRF/NET, providing quality

accommodation, digitized central library

with KOHA LMS.

• There is reservation of one seat in each

dept. in PG and Ph.D. for students from

other states.

• Open national level advertisements are

being made for attracting faculty from other

states.

• The PRT observed

that the hostel

conditions of the

University are not

satisfactory.

• The mess facilities

are not in order.

• Bath room, toilets

are inadequate and

need immediate

repair.

• Overcrowding was

also observed in

many hostels.

• Quality accommodation for all the students

in state of the art hostels are provided.

• Two new hostels, for boys and girls with

150 capacities each have been made

available at College of Bhawanipatna

during 2020.

• New girls’ hostel with 50 seats has been completed in 2018 at Bhubaneswar.

• Steps have been initiated for demolition of

old hostels and construction of new hostels.

• Renovation of existing hostels are being

taken up with financial support of Govt. of

Odisha.

252252

• Male wardens never

to be posted to girls’ hostel.

• Warden(s) are not

properly attending

the hostel duties.

• There was lot of hue

and cry among the

students for facilities

in the hostel. Few of

the students are also

not able to get

hostels.

• Adequate number of toilets and bathroom

facilities along with other amenities were

provided in the hostels.

• Male wardens were replaced with female

ones in the girls’ hostels

• Warden(s) are regularly attending the

hostels and supervising the hostel affairs.

• Facilities like washing machines, internet,

TV, indoor games , etc. are available in the

hostels.

• Efforts are on to provide accommodation to

all the interested students.

• The library condition

both at head quarter

and off-campus need

immediate attention.

• As many students

pointed out there is

lack of sufficient

number of reference /

text books across the

disciplines /

colleges.

• The library is not

digitized so far.

• The maintenance is

not proper and books

are not arranged/

replaced in its

dedicated places.

• Although the main

library has a

sufficient space, the

number of old text

books and materials

are lying on the

tables and floor,

which occupy

valuable space.

• It appears to the PRT

that the library grant

needs to be

judiciously used for

the purpose.

• The Central Library is well managed under

the supervision of Senior Professor and

supported by four qualified & well

experienced librarians.

• The library in the Chiplima campus was

furnished with a reading room with

provision of sufficient reading material to

help the students for preparation of

competitive examinations

• The Central Library is equipped with

adequate number of books in reference

section, reading room and book bank.

• Library operations are automated using

KOHA Library Management System

software. The Online Public Access

Catalogue (OPAC) enables users to search

documents within the library.

• Central library has digitized 5326 nos. of

M.Sc and Ph.D theses which is available

through Krishikosh. Furthermore, 97 rare

books were digitized through krishikosh.

• Through Remote Access Software, user

communities from out-lying research

centers, colleges and in-house users are

getting access to all the subscribed

databases such as AGRICOLA, EBSCO

database for Agriculture, CAB Direct, Vet

Med Resources and Turnitin Anti-

plagiarism tool.

• All the colleges and departments of OUAT

are connected through LAN to know and

browse the resources of central library.

253253

Users refer to theses through Krishikosh and

Krishiprabha.

• CCTV Cameras are installed at every nook

and corner for surveillance.

• e- Granth facility is being made available

with technical support of NIC at the Central

Library at hqrs. On 27.01.2017 Agricultural

Education Division of ICAR has issued

Certificate of Appreciation to OUAT for

commendable contribution towards

strengthening and sustainable

implementation of e- Granth programme

with digitization of more than 700 PG &

Ph.D theses

• The books are properly arranged and

replaced after use by the readers

• Across the

University, students

raised their concern

for insufficient

practical classes as

well as field training.

• In most of the

colleges, there were

almost no

laboratories and

instructional farms

for teaching and

research.

• Practical Manuals with sufficient students’ exercise are prepared and being used for

better conduct of practical.

• The students are exposed to the farmers’ field through RAWE, FOWE, In-plant

trainings, Internship in different

departments and TVCC.

• All the colleges are equipped with good

laboratories and instructional farm for

teaching and research.

• The Instructional Farm facilities at College

of Fisheries has been strengthened with

transfer of Govt. Fish farm to the College to

facilitate students’ practical. • Except in Colleges of

Agriculture,

Veterinary Sciences

and Agricultural

Engineering at

Bhubaneswar, the

other colleges do not

have the proper

faculty strength.

• Teachers express

that, they are over

burdened with

course works and

find less time for

• In response to the proceedings of the

meeting held under the chairmanship of the

Chief Secretary, Odisha and follow up

meetings in several rounds, OUAT has

moved to fill up the vacant posts in teaching

cadre vide Letter No. 26611/ UAT dated

23.12.2016, Letter No. 3223/ UAT dated

12.02.2020, Letter No. 3396/ UAT dated

07.03.2020 and Letter No. 7286/ UAT dated

02.07.2020. The process of new

appointments is continuing to lessen the

workload of the existing faculties.

• Shortfall in teaching staff is managed

through Guest faculties.

254254

practical and field

based instructions.

• RAWE/In-plant and

ELP programs not

implemented in letter

and spirit

• Students have not

been receiving

stipend

• RAWE/In-plant and ELP programs are

implemented as per ICAR guideline. During

2020-21, 341 students were working

through Govt. of Odisha in the farmers’ field as Krushi Unnata Sahayogi.

• The students are regularly exposed to

industry environment to have first hand

experience regarding industrial products

and agri-inputs. During 2019-20, 304

students have visited different agro based

industries for industrial exposure. During

the year, 401 students were involved in

ELP and agro-industrial attachment

programme. Besides, 65 students of

College of Veterinary Science and animal

husbandry have undergone internship

training. Similarly, 163 students have

taken part in in-plant training.

• During 2018-19, 425 students have been

involed in experiential learning

programme and agro-industrial

attachment. Besides, 62 students of

College of Veterinary Science and animal

husbandry have undergone internship

training. Similarly, 109 students have

taken part in in-plant training.

• Students are receiving stipend regularly.

• Students’ amenities including sports

facilities, dispensary,

appeared to be

insufficient Play

grounds are not

being maintained

properly.

• Position of PDs in

all the campuses

needs to be filled up.

• The playground at Bhubaneswar has been

renovated with gallery

• The gymnasium is modernized with various

sports gadgets

• The sports ground at CA, Bhawanipatna has

been improved

• Volley ball field and multi-gym developed

at College of Agriculture, Chiplima

• There is a designated and qualified sports

Officer at University Hqrtrs, Bhubaneswar

looking after all sports activities.

• A sports officer is posted at CA

Bhawanipatna

• The University has

increased number of

intake both at UG

• The increase in student strength is in

response to public demand and Govt. of

Odisha’s policy decision. However,

255255

and PG level without

realizing the low

faculty strength and

hostel facilities. This

situation is not

conducive for quality

education.

necessary facilities are being strengthened.

New hostels have been constructed to

accommodate the students

• State Govt has been moved to for sanction

of new posts to meet the teaching

requirements.

• The CAS for faculty

across the University

has not been

conducted since

2009. Teachers

expressed their

concern for that.

• There is regular conduct of CAS and the

faculties are promoted as per their eligibility

• In the recent past, CAs was conducted for

promotion of faculties in the Dept. of

Extension Education, Agronomy, Agril.

Economics, etc.

• In the presentation

the PRT was

informed that the

University is likely

to open some new

colleges. The PRT

expressed its concern

that without realizing

the manpower and

facilities, if these

colleges are opened,

the quality of

education will be

affected.

• There is no proposal for opening of new

colleges in the University

• The Contingency for

PG research is not

sufficient across the

University. Even

though students

personally are

funding, finding

difficulties to

conduct their

experiments.

• The Govt. of Odisha has enhanced the grant

for contingency for P.G. students.

• Partly addressed by linking the students’ to research projects funded by ICAR and

collaborative projects with CGIAR

Institutes

• A portion of internal resource is being

diverted for PG research contingency

• There is insufficient

number of

supporting staff in

most of the colleges.

This situation is

leading to poor

upkeep and

maintenance of

• OUAT has moved to Govt. of Odisha to fill

up the vacant posts in non-teaching cadre

vide Letter No. 26939/UAT dated

24.12.2016, 16871/UAT dated 04.07.2017,

6946/UAT dated 18.04.2018, 9958/UAT

dated 17.05.2018, 21609/UAT dated

03.09.2018, 24124/UAT dated 25.10.2018,

25043/UAT dated 05.11.2018, 8892/UAT

256256

laboratories and

other faculties.

dated 23.07.2020 and 17972UAT dated

23.12.2020

• Alternative arrangements are being made

for management of offices by recruiting

retired experienced staff on payment of

consolidated amount.

College of

Agriculture,

Bhubaneswar

No specific

remarks

NA

College of

Veterinary

Science &

Animal

Husbandry

No deficiency

observed

NA

College of

Agricultural

Engineering

and

Technology

No specific

remarks were

given by the Peer

Review Team

NA

College of

Agriculture,

Chiplima

The college needs

necessary

improvement in class

room facility

The classroom facilities are strengthened for

creation of effective teaching-learning

environment. Four existing class rooms,

each with sixty seating capacity have been

renovated to model class rooms with

modular furniture. The rooms are fitted with

green and white boards, digital board, LCD

projectors, laptops, air conditioners. One 50

seated seminar hall has been developed well

equipped with 3 nos. of split AC, LCD

projector and 1.1 KVA inverter

The college needs

necessary

improvement in

laboratories

The Entomology laboratory, Soil science

laboratory, GIS and Modelling lab.,

Agronomy lab., Plant Pathology lab and

Horticulture lab have been strengthened

with modern equipment.

The college needs

necessary

improvement in

instructional farm

The Instructional Farm facilities have been

strengthened with two bore well with Pump

House, construction of farm store &

implement shed, etc. Establishment of

mushroom Demonstration-cum-Production

Unit is also completed

The college needs

necessary

improvement in

students’ amenities

The students’ amenities have been strengthened with provision of Inverter for

each hostel, BSNL WIMAX connected

internet at Internet Cell, water purifier,

ATM at College buildings, Computer with

257257

Wi-Fi facilities for Hostels, Renovation of

Assembly Hall, Repair of Existing Library

RAWE and ELP to

be implemented as

per ICAR guidelines.

RAWE and ELP are implemented since

2016-17 as per the Fifth Deans’ Committee recommendations. Student READY

programme is implemented with Rural

Agricultural Work Experience of 10 weeks,

In Plant Training/ Industrial Attachment of

10 Weeks and Experiential Learning of 24

Weeks. The students are attached with the

agro-industries for a period of 10 weeks.

College of

Horticulture,

Chiplima

Inadequate

instructional

facilities

Need based furniture for four existing labs.,

Conference Hall and Computer Lab. Are

provided. Existing four classrooms have

been converted to Model Class Room with

AC, LCD Projector,

Labs are well equipped with equipment,

chemicals and glasswares.

Poor implementation

of RAWE/ELP

The student READY programme has been

implemented from 2016-17 for the final

year UG students. The Experiential

Learning programmes (ELP) have been

implemented as per ICAR guidelines. Rural

Horticultural Work Experience was

conducted for 10 weeks. Under In-Plant

Training, the students are attached with

agro-industries for 10 weeks for exposure to

the industrial environment

Inadequate hostels

and other students’ amenities

There are all total five hostels in the

Chiplima campus, which accommodate the

students of both College of Agriculture and

College of Horticulture. One study room

facility has been created inside the library.

Water Cooler cum Purifier has been

installed in Boys’ and Girls’ Hostels. Inverters have been provided in the dining

halls. An ATM has been installed in the

campus. Hostels are provided with T.V.&

Refrigerator.

Inadequate basic

infrastructure

Instructional farm has been developed.

Separate electric connection was made to

the college. Three laboratories have been

established. New building construction in

the first floor is in progress. Approach road

to the instructional farm (4000 ft. moorum

Road, 12 ft. wide) is provided. Threshing

258258

floor is under construction. Students’ plots are developed for conducting ELP. The old

administrative building has been renovated

Absence of

Permanent Associate

Dean

At present, the Assoc. Dean of College of

Agriculture is in charge of the College of

Horticulture.

College Of

Agriculture,

Bhawanipatna

Inadequate

laboratory facilities

All laboratories are well equipped with

modern instrumentation facilities. Civil and

electrical works have been made in

laboratories.

Inadequate

Instructional farm

There is instructional farm of 4.1 acre area

with students plot, plantation unit, banana

orchard, vermi-compost unit and mushroom

unit. The farm has threshing floor, boundary

wall, electrification, road, irrigation and

security arrangements. The farm also has a

shed net house.

Inadequate Staff

quarters

The staff quarter of college was constructed

during 2016. There are total 41 numbers of

quarters occupied by the teaching and non-

teaching staff of the college. Quarters are

well protected with boundary wall and 24

hours security arrangements.

Absence of teachers

in some of the basic

subject sare the

major concern

There are 23 non-plan teaching posts in the

College, out of which 15 are filled up.

Besides, allied and basic courses are offered

by Guest Faculties and other faculties of

OUAT.

College of

Fisheries,

Rangailunda

The college has no

departments

The Post Graduate Department of

Aquaculture is functioning since 1989-90

for offering Masters Programme (M.F.Sc. in

Aquaculture) and Doctoral Programme

(Ph.D) in Fishery Science

The faculty structure

is not meeting the

ICAR norms

The college has a sanctioned strength of 19

faculty members (2 Prof, 8 Assoc. Prof. and

9 Asst. Prof.).Three part-time teachers are

engaged to teach courses as per

requirement.

Poor support from

PG research

contingency,

equipment etc.

A provision of Rs. 2.0 crore has been made

from the Govt. of Odisha to the college for

strengthening laboratories by purchasing

equipment, developing infrastructure and

providing research contingency. Besides,

five externally funded projects are operating

in the college with total budget outlay of Rs.

4422.97 lakh.

259259

Need to develop

sufficient hostels.

College has accommodation facility for 198

students in one boys hostel (88 capacity)

and one girls’ hostel (100 capacity). Besides, one staff quarter has been

converted to hostel. The available seats in

the hostels are adequate to accommodate

181students requiring hostel

accommodation.

College of

Forestry The College does not

have permanent

Dean position.

A proposal for creation of Dean post has

been passed by the Board of management

vide resolution No. 4215 dt. 27.08.2020

(Annexure 1.14)

The college should

fulfil the mandatory

infrastructure and

faculty requirement

Three model class rooms for UG courses

have been developed with LCD projector

facility. There are five PG departments in

the College having separate well equipped

laboratories. There is a GIS lab with 12 PCs

& server, map printer, plotter, GIS software

and internet facilities for practical and

research work.

There are 20 non-plan teaching posts in the

College, out of which 9 teaching posts are

filled up. Besides, allied and basic courses

are offered by Guest Faculties and other

faculties of OUAT.

College of

Community

Science

There is no provision

of Associate Dean

Creation of the post of Director, College of

Community Science in the cadre of

Professor was agreed upon as per the

proceedings of the meeting held under the

chairmanship of the Chief Secretary,

Odisha, vide letter No. 14544 dt28.07.2018

(Annexure 10. ). At present, the senior most

Professor, among the existing faculty

members has been assigned the

responsibility of Director for the College.

The proposal for creation of Director/ Dean

post has been passed by the Board of

management vide resolution No. 4215 dt.

27.08.2020 (Annexure 1.14)

Creation of

Extension Education

& Communication

Management

Department

The College being located at headquarter

has the advantage of availing the benefit of

the department of Agriculture Extension

Education, College of Agriculture,

Bhubaneswar. This department with

adequate faculty members regularly take

Extension& Communication Management

260260

(ECM) classes since inception of the

college. Official arrangement has made for

smooth conduct of theory and practical

classes of the ECM course at College of

Community Science. The Board of

Management has approved creation of four

new departments such as RMCS, HDFS,

TAD and Extension Education &

Communication Management in the

College (Annexure 1.15)

Strengthening of

Faculty position

Out of ten sanctioned faculty positions,

eight are filled up and one is deployed from

the research system of the University. Six

faculty members are in Professor cadre

(CAS). However, five guest faculties have

been engaged on part time basis for smooth

management of course programme. Three

faculties from department of Extension

Education from College of Agriculture are

also taking classes regularly

Strengthening of

Instructional

facilities

Two model classrooms with LCD projector and

inverter facility have been made functional

from the academic session 2017-18. Newly

constructed FSN laboratory is used for smooth

management of practical classes. Seminar room

is equipped with sound system, LCD projector,

internet facilities etc. Provision for language

laboratory, Cultural center, Sports corner has

been created during 2019-20. Five existing

laboratories have been renovated. Twelve

number of PCs are installed in the Computer

Lab. with high speed internet connectivity

Improvement in

Students’ Amenities

The students’ amenities are strengthened through provision of water purifier &

cooler, renovation of examination hall,

provision of girls’ common room, indoor play equipment, etc.

Dept. of Agri-

business

Management,

CPGS

Inadequate class

room

One more classroom in the same building is

used for teaching purpose

Inadequate Faculty Six guest faculty members from other

educational institutes are taking classes and

guiding the students. Besides, seven faulty

members from other constituent colleges of

OUAT are involved in teaching and student

guidance

261261

6.6.9.3. Inter Institutional Standings: Status of the University in the ranking

announced by agencies for academics, research, extension, sports/games, cultural

events etc.

Status of the University in the ranking

The University has excelled in academic, research and extension activities; which

have been reflected in its ranking at national level. Similarly, the AICRPs and Krishi

Vigyan Kendras have brought laurels to the University for significant contribution in

technology generation and transfer. The position of the University as per ICAR & NIRF

of MHRD ranking and other recognitions are depicted hereunde.

Table 1. 73. Ranks and recognitions

Year Ranking Agency Rank obtained/award received

2017 ICAR ranking 11th Position

ICAR Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Kirshi

Vigyan Protsahan Puraskar to KVK,

Mayurbhanj-I


NIRF of MHRD ranking 91th Position among Universities



Bhadrak

ICAR Zonal Award for exhibition stall and

Swachhata National Award to KVK,

Baragarh

ICAR AICRP, Palms as the best centre 2017-

18

2019 NIRF of MHRD ranking 130th Position among Universities

ICAR ranking 27th Position



Angul

ICAR-CRIDA Best NICRA KVK Award- 2019 in Zone

V to KVK, Sonepur


2021 Agriculture Today University of the Year award by

Agriculture Today group

(Annexure-1.7)

Achievements in sports/games

• The OUAT team participated in 16th All India Inter Agricultural Games & Sports

Meet 2015-16 held from 22.02.2016 to 26.02.2016 at TNAU, Coimbatore. A

262262

student bagged three medals such as Silver Medal for 200 m & 400 m race and

Bronze Medal for 100 m Race in the Meet.

• The OUAT team participated in All India Inter-Agricultural University Games &

Sports Meet held at CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar, Haryana from

25.03.2017 to 29.03.2017 and won a silver medal in 4 x 100 Relay Race.

• OUAT students participated in 18th All India Inter-Agricultural Games & Sports

Meet 2017-18 held at UAS, GKVK campus, Bengaluru from 30.01.2018 to

03.02.2018. The team bagged Silver Medal in 4 x 100 mt. relay race.

• The University team participated in Annual Inter-College Sports Fest

“ENGINEERS’ CUP” -2018 held at College of Engineering & Technology,

Bhubaneswar from 20th to 22nd February, 2018. The Basketball (Women) Team

bagged the Champion Trophy and Table Tennis (Men) Team bagged Runner’s Up in the Sports Fest.

Achievement in cultural events:

The students of the University have achieved success in various national cultural

events and received appreciation for their excellent performance. They have become

overall champion in AGRIUNIFEST for three times during last five years. The

University has hosted 16th AGRIUNIFEST-16 during 1st to 4th February, 2016 with

participation of 42 State Agricultural Universities of the country.

Table 1. 74. Positions obtained in AGRIUNIFEST

Year Position in the events Overall

position

2019-20 The OUAT Team occupied First prize in skit

competition, second prize in debate competition and

third prize in Elocution, Mono action, Light Vocal,

Spot Painting, Rangoli and Collage competitions

Overall

champion

2018-19 The OUAT Cultural Team acquired 1st position in

debate competition, 2nd position in elocution and 4th

position in clay modeling competition

2017-18 First position in Collage, Clay modeling & Cartooning

Second position in On the Spot painting & Rangoli

Second position in Light vocal (Indian), Patriotic song

(Indian) and Group song (Indian)

Third position in Group Dance (Folk) & quiz

competition, Fourth position in Elocution & Debate

Overall

champion

2016-17 Clay Modeling 3rd Position, Cartooning 4th Position;

Extempore 2nd Position, Quiz 4th Position; One Act

Play 3rd Position, Best Debater

2015-16 Best performance in various competitions like Light

vocal, Patriotic song, Group song, Group Dance and

quiz competition

Overall

champion

263263

6.6.9.4. Socio-economic Impact: Elaborate database impact of various activities/

recommendation on upliftment of the economics and social status of the farmers.

Academic: OUAT is contributing immensely for socio-economic benefit of farmer

and general public through its triple mandates of academic, research and technology

transfer. The University has so far produced about 30,000 highly qualified technical

manpower on agriculture and allied areas to serve the nation. Some of them have

excelled in their respective fields in extension service, research institute,

administrative set up, financial organisations, multinational companies, Non-

Governmental Organisations and even in public life. Many alumni have glorified the

University by occupying various coveted positions such as Minister of Agriculture and

Farmers’ Empowerment, Govt. of Odisha; Director General, Indian Council of

Agricultural Research & Secretary, Department of Agricultural Research and

Education, Govt. of India; Director, Country Relations and Business Affairs,

ICRISAT; Founder Director, Mahalanobis National Crop Forecast Centre, New Delhi;

Director, National Agricultural Science Fund (NASF) and many more.

Research: The technologies generated by the University have contributed immensely

for socio-economic upliftment of farmers of the state. The improved varieties of rice

(Pradip, Prativa); finger millet (Kalua, Arjuna); blackgram (Sashi), sugarcane

(Charchika) and cotton (BS 279) have been developed during last five years. Besides,

a single cross maize hybrid Kalingaraj has also been released from the University.

These varieties have direct impact on yield enhancement up to 15 per cent over the

existing varieties. The bud chip method of sugarcane planting could increase the

millable cane yield by 10-15 per cent. The technology on sweet corn production has

been adopted by the farmers across the state for earning more profit. The University

scientists have assessed the efficacy of new generation insecticide, fungicide and

herbicide for the benefit of farmers. Integrated pest management techniques on rice,

brinjal, cotton, chilli, etc. have been widely adopted by the farmers to protect their

crop from pest attack. All these have been evidenced from the results obtained of

frontline demonstration taken up by the KVKs.

Various farm machineries and implements have been developed for farm

mechanization, drudgery reduction and minimizing cost of cultivation. Some of those

are ragi thresher, stone apple slicer, pedal operated maize sheller, Little millet thresher-

cum-cleaner, three row rice transplanter, Mahua flower stamen remover, etc. The

AICRP on honeybees and pollinators has initiated several activities for the

productivity and profitability of the bee farmers. Trainings are also imparted under

different project and KVKs for promotion of bee keeping and motivate rural youth to

become entrepreneurs in bee farming. During 2019-20, the project has imparted

training to 280 farmers and entrepreneurs. It has also trained 600 tribal farmers in six

district of the state. At present, there are approximately 1,20,000 colonies of Apis

264264

cerena indica and more than 500 colonies (Koraput, Dhenkanal and Sundargarh) of

Apis melifera in the state.

The university has also developed a dual purpose coloured bird “Pallishree” for backyard rearing. Commercial fish farming with high density fingerlings and cage

culture have been found to be profitable in the farmers’ field. Real time messages relating to weather based crop advisory have helped many farmers to take up

agricultural operations and protect the crop & livestock from aberrant weather

situations.

Extension Education: The University is continuously serving the farming community

through a network of 31 Krishi Vigyan Kendras spread over in 28 districts of the state.

During last five years, 40225 quintals of good quality seed of various crops have been

provided to the farmers to enhance their production. Similarly, the University farms

have produced 154.38 lakh of quality planting materials of various crops during last

five years.

Table 1. 75. Seed and Quality Planting Material production

Year Seed Production (q) Quality Planting

Material (lakh)

2015-16 9113 24.85

2016-17 8044 39.71

2017-18 7575 26.14

2018-19 6473 32.14

2019-20 9020 31.54

Total 40225 154.38

Backyard poultry has become a boon for the landless farmers to enhance

their family income with support from KVK scientists. Mushroom cultivation has

been widely adopted across the state due to intensive effort of KVK scientists. The

technologies generated by the Centre for Tropical Mushroom Research and

Training are readily transferred to farmers’ field. This has resulted in year round mushroom production in the state consisting of paddy straw mushroom, oyster

mushroom and milk mushroom. The AICRP on Mushroom is developing various

production technologies for mushroom, whereas the Krishi Vigyan Kendras are

involved in promotion of mushroom production throughout the state. The

government departments are also promoting mushroom cultivation with technology

support from the University. These efforts have resulted in production of 19,872

tonnes of mushroom during 2019-20 in Odisha.

Besides, the scientists of the University are providing technical support to

the Govt. departments and farmers during various disadvantageous situations such

as locust attack, infestation of swarming caterpillar, disease infestation, natural

calamities and as and when required. Senior officers of the University were

265265

assigned to monitor implementation of developmental activities taken up by the

Department of Agriculture and farmers’ Empowerment, Govt. of Odisha. 6.6.9.5. International Collaborations: Mention the list of collaboration taken place

during last five years with international agencies/universities/institutes for academic,

research and others.

The University has strengthened collaboration with national and

international organizations including research institutes, agricultural Universitities

and industries. During last five years, MoU/MoA have been signedwith the following

organizations.

Table 1. 76. International Collaborations

Sl.

No.

Collaboration with

international organisations

Date of

Signing

MoU/MoA

Purpose

1. International Maize & Wheat

Improvement Centre

(CIMMYT), USA

17.09.2016 Development and scale out of high

yielding stress resilient maize hybrids.

2. International Crops Research

Institute for the Semi-Arid

Tropics (ICRISAT)

21.01.2017 Research on Chickpea


Agricultural Research in the Dry

Areas (ICARDA), Lebanon

09.02.2017 Research on winter pulses (Chickpea,

lentil, grasspea and faba bean)

4. University of Minnosota and

LalaLajpat Rai University of

Veterinary and Animal Sciences

(LUVAS)

12.06.2017 Surveillance and molecular

epidemiology of especially dangerous

respiratory viruses in commercial and

backyard poultry and migratory

waterfoul in Odisha

5. International Centre for Research

on Agro-forestry

25.09.2018 Develop and undertake cooperative and

collaborative research and development

activities on agro-forestry

6. Norwegian Institute of

Bioeconomy Research (NIBIO),

OSLO, Norway

12.10.2018 Building Climate Resilience of India

Smallholders through Food and Nutrition

Security

7. International Rice Research

Institute, the Philippines

28.12.2018 Developing, adapting and targeting

portfolios of climate smart agricultural

practices for sustainable intensification

of small holders and vulnerable farming

systems in South Asia

8. University of Nebraska, USA 30.09.2020 Exchange of information, student

&faculty for education and research

9. Asian Institute of Technology,

Bangkok, Thailand

Exchange of information, student &

faculty for education and research

6.6.9.6. Fund Raising through CSR: How much fund the university has collected

from corporate sector for on- farm research and extension and other related

activities in last five years?

266266

In the present day context, sizeable amount of CSR funds is available with

industry, which can be effectively used for developmental activities. There is scope for

the agricultural universities to use these funds for improving academic, research and

extension activities for the benefit of farming community. Many times the industry

looks forward for an academic and research partner to implement it. Keeping this in

mind, OUAT developed and adopted the ‘OUAT CSR Policy’ in order to mobilize funds from industry and other sectors for the benefit of the farming community. These

funds are intended to be utilized for scientific research, developmental activity,

infrastructure development and capacity building of the farming community and other

stakeholders. The investment from OUAT CSR fund will be project-based with well

defined objectives and deliverables. This fund can expand the avenue for testing of soil

and plant samples, supply of bio-fertilizers, increase in seed production, intensification

of technology transfer and broadening the horizon of farmers’ counselling.

6.6.9.7. Alumni Support: Does the University have the active alumni association.

How much fund the Association has raised for the development of the University?

What the other areas where the Association is supporting to the University?

OUAT is proud to produce more than 29,000 worthy students who occupy very

prestigious positions in India and abroad. They are well placed in various Government

Departments, Research Institutes, Academic Bodies, Financial Organisations,

Multinational Companies, Non-Governmental Organisations and business house.

During 2019-20, the Alumni Association of the University has been revitalized with

modification of some of the by-laws. The functionaries of the University have become

part of the Alumni Association to make it more vibrant and effective. Efforts are being

made to include the alumni in different activities of the university. It is also important

to mention that college level Alumni Associations are also functioning in the University.

6.6.10. Certificate

I, Mrs Lopamudra Mohanty, Registrar of Odisha University Agriculture and

Technology, Bhubaneswar hereby certify that the information contained in the sections

6.4, 6.5 and 6.6.1 to 6.6.9.7 are furnished as per the records available in the University.

Signature of Registrar with date and seal

267267

268268

FreeText

Annexure 1.1 Extracts from Statutes of OUAT

269269

270270

271271

272272

273273

274274

275275

276276

292277

FreeText

Annexure 1.2

293278

294279

FreeText

Annexure 1.3

295280

296281

FreeText

Annexure 1.4

297282

298283

299284

300285

313286

FreeText

Annexure 1.5

314287

315288

317289

340290

341291

342292

FreeText

Annexure 1.6

343293

347294

Agricultural Education Division Indian Council of Agricultural Research

New Delhi –110012

Sub: Ranking status of Agricultural Universities for the year 2017 Ref: F.No. Edn.5/16/2017-EQR

Based on recommendations of the Committee and approval by the competent authority of ICAR, the Ranking Status of Agricultural Universities for the year 2017 is given below

Name of the Agricultural University Rank

ICAR-National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal 1 ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi 2 Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Ludhiana 3 ICAR-Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Bareilly 4 Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana 5 Prof. Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University, Hyderabad 6 ICAR-Central Institute of Fisheries Education, Mumbai 7 G.B. Pant University of Agriculture&Technology, Pantnagar 8 Navsari Agricultural university, Navsari 9 Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Krsihi VishwaVidyalaya, Gwalior 10 Dr. Y.S.R. Horticultural University, Venkataramannagudem 11 Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Raipur 12 Central Agricultural University, Imphal 13 University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore 14 Orissa University of Agriculture& Technology, Bhubaneswar 15 Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat 16 University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad 17 Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar 18 Chaudhary Sarwan Kumar Himachal Pradesh KrishiVishvavidyalaya, Palampur

19

University of Horticultural Sciences, Bagalkot 20 Bihar Agricultural University, Sabour 21 Acharya N.G.Ranga Agricultural University, Guntur 22 Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore 23 Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences &Technology,Jammu 24 LalaLajpat Rai University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Hisar 25 Kerala Agricultural University, Thrissur 26 Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences& Technology of Kashmir, Srinagar

27

348295

FreeText

Annexure 1.7

Anand Agricultural University, Anand 28 Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner 29 Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University, Tirupati 30 Maharashtra Animal & Fishery Sciences University, Nagpur 31 U.P. Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Pashu ChikitsaVigyan Vishwavidyalaya Evam Go Anusandhan Sansthan, Mathura

32

Junagadh Agricultural University, Junagadh 33 Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth, Rahuri 34 West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery Sciences, Kolkata 35 Nanaji Deshmukh Pashu Chikitsa Vigyan Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur 36 Chandra Shekhar Azad University of Agriculture & Technology, Kanpur 37 Dr. Yaswant Singh Parmar University of Horticulture & Forestry, Solan 38 Agriculture University, Kota 39 Bidhan Chandra Krishi Viswavidyalaya, Mohanpur 40 Tamil Nadu Veterinary & Animal Sciences University, Chennai 41 Dr. PanjabraoDeshmukhKrishiVidyapeeth, Akola 42 Banda University of Agriculture and Technology, Banda 43 Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur 44 Karnataka Veterinary Animal and Fisheries Sciences University, Bidar 45 Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology, Udaipur 46 Sri Karan Narendra Agriculture University, Jobner 47 Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Pookode 48 Chhattisgarh Kamdhenu Vishwavidyalaya, Durg 49 Tamil Nadu Dr J Jayalalithaa Fisheries University, Nagapattinam 50 University of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences, Shivamogga 51 Vasantrao Naik Marathwada Krishi Vidyapeeth, Parbhani 52 Sardarkrushinagar Dantiwada Agricultural University, Dantiwada 53 Birsa Agricultural University, Ranchi 54 Uttar Banga Krishi Viswavidyalaya, Cooch Behar 55 Kerala University of Fisheries & Ocean Studies, Kochi 56 Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University of Agriculture and Technology, Meerut 57 University of Agricultural Sciences, Raichur 58 Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli 59 Sri P. V. Narsimha Rao Telangana State Veterinary University, Hyderabad 60 Kamdhenu University, Gandhinagar 61 Bihar Animal Sciences University, Patna 62 Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner 63

349296

350297

20

Orissa University of Agricultural and Technology, Bhubaneswar

352298

353299

354300

No 3-76/2019-SD lv(lovcrnlncnl ol !ndia

M inislry ()1'Agricullurc and Irarlncrs Wcll'arc

(Dcpa11mcnt ol A!lric!llture. Coopcmtion and lranncrs Wcllarc)

lr/21 l. Shastri Ilhar"an.Ncw I)clhi'

I)atcd: 29'r'. Jul). 2020.

sub: Minutcs of the 84'h mecling of Ccnlral Sub-Committee on Crop Standards'

Notificalbn :tnd Rclcrst of Vrriclics for ,^gricrltural ('rops hcld through Video

Confcrencing on lo'r'July, 2020 urdcr thc Chairm:!nshiP of I)r' T'R' Sharma' Dcpul-1

Director (lcncr:rl (Crop Scienccs), Indian Council of Agricultural Rcscarch (ICAR)'

Nclv Delhi - l10001.

I am dircctcd to linward ! copy of nrinutcs of thc 84'r' rrceting of Ccntral Sub-

(lommitlcc orr Crop Standards. Notillcation and Rclcasc ol'Variclics lbr Agricullural

( rops hclcl throuSh Vidco Contclcncing on l0'r'.lul).2020undcrthc(hainnanshipoll)r'i.R. sho.,no. I)c]rut1 l)ilcctor Ccncral (( rop Scicnccs) lndian (iruncil of Agricultrrml

Rcscarch (ICAR). Ncw l)clhi.

'l hc sporrsoring aulhorilics $hosc proposal (s) havc . becn dcl'crrcd tbr

rclcasc/rr.lillcation lbrivanl o1'dcsir'cd inlonrarion rnal kindly. scc thc rcrrarks indicalcd

againsl cach varici) and provida rcquisilc inti,rnalion lbr iniliation ncccssar) aclion'

I his is lor t'avoul ol'inlbrmation and li{hcr ncccssary aclion in thc ll]allcr'

---:;6;;-)4V<''-l.- _,. -_a{q.2r,2e(Dr. DiliP Kr' Srirastava)

l)\. Commissioncr (Qualilv Conlr('l)& Membcr Secrctary CSCCSN&Rv

Ph: 0l l-233862f,6

Distribution:

l. All mcrnhcrs ol thc ( cntral Slb-Commitlcc on Crcp Standards' Notillcalion and

Ilclcasc ol'Varictics li)r Agricullural Crops.

2. I)irccto of Agrictrlturc ol all Stalcs/LJ'ls.

.1. Dircctor. ol all Statc Sccd Cc(iticalion Agencics'

.1. Managing l)ircctors ol all Slatcs Sccd Sub Corporalion inclLrding NSC'

5. Assl1. Dircclor (;cncral Sced/ Oil Sccds/CC/l:l'C'

6. Asst1. Cornmissiorrcr (s) (Sccds). I)AC&lrW'7. Asstt. C ommissioncr (Sccds),/Assll. Dircc()r ('ft)ps'

Cop) to: IIPS to.lS (Sceds) for informntion.

355301

FreeText

Annexure 1.8

-rIIrwEJar-ltrE-E- Eeclmg:orlL-etrlr su[-L-rrE[tllce o[ crop DranrIlrtrs;Nnrllrcrll(,If rn(IRelease of Varieties for Agricultural Crops held through Video Conferencing on l0thJuly,2020 under the Chairmanship of Dr,T.R, Sharma, Deputy Director General (Crop Sciences),Indian Council ofAgricultural Research (ICAR), New Delhi

The list of participants is atlached ^l

Annexure-1.

Member Secretary, Central Sub-Commiftee on Crop Standards, Notiflcation and Release ofVarieties for Agicultural Crops welcomed the Chairman, members and special invitees of the Sub-Committee in the 84'hmeeting. Assistant Director General (Seed) briefed about the proposals to bediscussed and the norms for consideration of the proposals. The Chairman highlighted the importance ofvarietal release and notification and advised to make this process on line. A power point presentation wasmade by ADC (Seed) and following agenda was discussed.

Item No.l: Conlirmation of the mirutes of 83dmeeting of CeDtrsl Sub-Committee on Crop.- Standards, Notificstion and Release of Vsrieties for Agricultural Crops held ont

o4'toctober, 2019

The minutes of 83'd meeting of Central Sub-Committee on Crop Standards, Notification andRelease ofVarieties for Agricultuml Crops were circulated on 28 October,20l9, which is available at theDAC&FW Website www.seednet.gov.in. The Commiftee noted and accordingly confirmed the minutes.The Gazette Notification S.O. No. 99(E) dated 06.01.2020 ofthe varieties released during 83'dmeeting wasalso published and is available at hftp://w\.!v.egazette.nic.in.

During the discussion Member Secretary informed that Maize hybrid PAC-8744. notified vide S.O. No.99 (E) dated 06.01.2019 (Sl. No. 25) for area extension in the states of Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir andUttarakhand. However, the firm has now informed that it is a new variety, hence necessar) correclion maybe made through the notification. Commiftee acceded the request ofthe firm.

Item No.2: Review of the follow up action of the previous meetings of the Centrrl Sub-Committee oll Crop Standsrds, Notilication and Relerse ofvarieties for AgriculturalCrops

Member Secretary informed that the clarification on the proposals defened in the earlier meetingsin lack of documents like acknowledgement certificate of submission of seed sample to NBPGR, detailedmorphological characters of varieties, AICRP data on diseases and pests reaction, source of material andpedigree, package of practices of the cultivar, DNA fingerprinting profile, A-4 size coloured photographson glossy sheet etc. have been received from the concemed sponsoring institutions/breeders.(i) The Sub-Commiftee approved the following crop varieties/ hybrids and recommended

and notification as per the details given in Table l:Table l: Details ofthe vsrieties recommended for notificationl

for release

Sr.No.

Crop Variety Recommended arca Sponsoring Institution

I Rice Chhattisgarh RiceHybrid-2 (lRH 103)

0ET 24956)

C hhattisgarh Indira Gandhi KrishiVishwavidhyalaya, Raipur(Chhattissarh)

2. Rice Rajendra Saraswati (lET23423)

Bihar Dr. Rajendra Prasad CentralAgricultural Universi6/, Pusa.Samastipur (Bihar)

3. Rice Sukumar (lET 21261) West Bengal Rice Research Station, Chinsurah.Hooghly (West Bengal)

4. Rice(Hybrid)

KPH-47r 0ET 25746) Haryanq Punjab,Uftarakhand,Telangana, Kerala andKamataka

Kaveri Seed Company LimitedSecunderabad (Telsrgana)

5. Mungbean

Azed Moong I (KM2342\

Uftar Pradesh C.S. Az d University ofAgriculture and Technology,Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh)

6. lndianMustard

Kesri 5l I l(PRO 5l r l)

Uftar Pradesh, MadhyaPradesh, Uttarakhandand east Raiasthan

Bayer Bio Science Pvt. Ltd.,Hyderabad (Telangana)

_--< a -A1 356302

12. Rice Tronbay Karjat Kolam(BARCKKV 13) OET27000)

Maharashtra Dr.Balasaheb Sawant KonkanVidyapeeth, Dapoli, Ratnagiri(Maharastra)

13. Rice Bastar Dhan- I (lET26624)

Chhattisgarh Indira Gandhi KrishiVishwavidyalayaRaiou(Chhattissarh)

14. Rice CR Dhan 102 (lET25121)

Odisha ICAR-National Rice ResearchInstitute, Cuft ack (Odisha)

I5. Rice CR Dhan 410 (lET24471\

Odisha ICAR-National Rice ResearchInstitute, Cuttack (Odisha)

I6. Rice CR Dhan 210(tET 23449\

Odisha ICAR-National Rice Researchlnsritute, Cuttack (Odisha)

t7.

a

Rice ADT 54 (AD 09493)(rET 24249)

TamilNadu Tamil Nadu Rice ResearchInstitue, Aduthurai; Tamil NaduAgricultural University,Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu)

t8. Rice co 53 (cB 06803 (rET240s7)

TamilNadu Tamil Nadu AgriculturalUniversity, Coimbatore (TamilNadu)

19. Rice Sasya (BPT-241l) (lET23081)

Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Research Station.Baptala. Achrya "N.G.RangaAgricultural University,Guntur (Andhra Pradesh)

20. Rice Bhavathi (BPT-2782)(lET 27124\

Agricultural Research Station,Baptala:Achrya N.G.RangaAgricuttural University,Guntur (Andhra Pradesh)

2t. Rice Nellore Siri (NLR 4001)(rET 25273)

Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Research Station,Nellore;Achrya N.C.RangaAgricultural University.Guntur (Andhra Pradesh)

22. Rice Nellore Sugandha (NLR40054) (rET 23194)

Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Research Station,Nellore;Achrya N.G.RangaAgricultural University,Guntur (Andhra Pradesh)

23. Rice GR l7 (Sandar), Cujarat Regional Rice Research Station,Vyara; Navsari AgriculturalUniversiW. Navsari (Guirat)

2.4. Maize GPMH- IIOI Kamataka University of AgriculturalSciences. Dharwad (Kamataka)

25. Maize OMH 14-27 (KalingaRai)

Odisha Odisha University of ASriculturaland Technology, Bhubaneswar(Orissa)

26. Maize (Sweetcom)

Gujarat Anand SweetCom Hybrid I I(CASCH II:Madhuram) (GSCH-0913)

Cujarat Anand Agricultural Universitv,Anand (Gujarat)

27. Sorghum PalemPacha Jonna I(PYPS-2)

Telangana Regional Agriculturdf ResearchStation, Palem; PJTSAU,Hyderabad (Telangana)

28. Sorghum GS.23(Kanaka)

Kamataka

^l a

Agricultural Research Station,Kalaburagi; University ofAgricultural Sciences, Raichur(Kamataka)

I 't'-357303

29. Sorghum co 32(sPV 2369)

TamilNadu Tamil Nadu AgriculturlJniversil) Coimbalore (l amilNadu)

10. Pearlmillet Jam Shakti (GHB I 129)(Hybrid)

Cujarat P€arl Millet Research Station-Jamnagar; Junagadh AgriculturalUniversity. Junaqadh (Cuirat)

3l Pearl millet Moti Shakti (CHB1225) (Hybrid)

Cujarat Pearl Millet Research Station.Jamnagar; Junagadh AgriculturalUniversiE. Junagadh (Guirat)

32. Pearlmiltet ProagroMarutej(xMT 1358)

Rajasthan Bayer Bio Science Pvt. Ltd.,Hyderabad, (Telangana)

ll. Finger millet Gowthami (PR l0-45) Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Research Station,Peddapuram; ANCRAU, Cuntur(Andhra Pradesh)

r6 Fortail millet Garuda (SiA 3222) Agricultural Research Station,Nandyal; ANCRAU, Cuntur(Andhra Pradesh)

35. Foxtailmillet Renadu (SiA 3223) Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Research Station,Nandyal; ANGRAU,Guntur(Andhra Pradesh)

36. Foxtail millet HagariNavane- 46 (HN-46\

Kamataka Agicultural Research Station,Hagari, Ballari; University ofAgricultural Sciences, Raichur(Telangana)

11. Foxtail millet ATL I

(T"NSi 33 r)TarrilNadu Centre of Excellence in Millets,

Athiyanda, Tiruvannamalai;Tamil Nadu AgriculturalUniversity, Coimbatore (TamilNadu)

38. Finger millet(Rasi)

KNtR- 6t0 Kamataka v.C. Farm, Mandya, University ofAgricultural Sciences,Bansaluru(Kamataka)

39. Finger millet(Rasi)

vR 988 Andhra Pradesh Agricultural Research Station,vizianagaram; ANGRAU, Guntur(AP)

40. Finger millet KALUA(oEB s32)

Odisha Centre for Pulses Research,Berhampur;OUAT. Bhubneshwar (Odisha)

41. GrainAmaranth

KBGA.4 Kamalaka University of AgriculturalSciences, (GKVK), Bangalore(Kamataka)

12. Rice bean KBR I Karnataka University of AgriculturalSciences. Bensaluru (Kamataka)

43. Chickpea (D) tPC 2004-01 Uttar Pradesh IcAR-lndian Institute of PulsesResearch. Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh)

41. Chickpea (D) Kota Desi Chana-lrRKG ll-515)

Rajaslhan Agricultural University, Kota(Raiasthan)

45. Chickpea (K) Kota Kabuli Chana-l(RKCK I3-27I)

Rajasthan Agricultural University, Kota(Raiasthan)

46. Chickpea (D) tPC 201l -l l2 Uttar Pmdesh Indian Institute o]L PulsesResearch. Kanpur (UP1

47.. Chickpea ChhaftisSarh Channa- 2(CG Chana-2)

Chhattisgarh Indira Candhi KrishiVishwavidyalaya Raipur(Chhattissarh)

,18. Chickpea Nandyal Gram 452

CNbeG 452)

-.,,.

Andhra Pradesh Regional Agricultural ResearchStation, Nandyal; ANGRAU,Cuntur (Andhra Pradesh)

-ry-'10 358304

49. Pigeonpea IPA 206 Uftar Pradesh Agricultural University. Kota(Raiasthan)

50. Pigeonpea Chhattisgarh Arhar-l(RPS 2007-r 0)

Chhattisgarh Indira Gandhi KrishiVishwavidyalaya Raipur(ChhattisEarh)

51. Pigeonpea Warangal Kandi-l(wRcE-97)

Telangana Regional Agricultural ResearchStation, Warangalt PJTSAU,Hvderabad (Telansana)

52. Pigeonpea Kishna (LRG 105) Andhra Pradesh Regional Agricultural ResearchStation, Lam, ANCRAU, Cuntur(Andhra Pradesh)

53. Pigeonpea Tirupati Kandi 59(TRC-s9)

Andhra Pradesh Regional Agricultural ResearchStation, Tirupati, ANGRAU.Cuntur (Andhra Pradesh)

!s. Pigeonpea Gujarat Til 5 (GT-105:Janki)

Cujarat Navsari Agricultural University,Navsari (Guiarat)

55. Mungbean IPM 312-20 Uttar Pradesh Agricultural University, Kota(Raiasthan)

56. Mungbean IPM 409-4 Uttar Pradesh Agricultural University, Kota(Rajasthan)

57. Lentil Chhaftisgarh Masoor-l(RL-3-5)

Chhattisgarh Indira Gandhi KrishiVishwavidyalaya Raipur(Chhattissafi)

58. Urdbean Shashi(oBG 33)

Odisha Centre for Pulses Research-Berhampur;OUAT, Bhubneshwar (Odisha)

59. Urdbean VBN]I(vBG 12-062)

Tamil Nadu National Pulses Reserach Centre,Pudukkottai: Tamil NaduAgricultural University,Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu)

60. Urdbean Kota Urd 3(KPU 524-6s)

Rajasthan Agricultural University,, Kota(Rajasthan).

61. Urdbean Gujarat Urd 2 (GJU1509)

Cujarat Junagadh Agrigultural University.Junacadh (Guiarat)

62. Urdbean Gujarat Urdbean 3 (CU-3: Aniani)

Gujarat Navsari Agricultural University,Navsari (Guiarat)

61. Fieldpea IPFD I2.8 Uttar Pradesh lcARlndian Institute of PulsesResearch. Kanpur (Uftar Pradesh)

64. Fieldpea IPFD I]-2 lJttar Pradesh IcAR-lndian Institute of PulsesResearch, Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh)

65. Fieldpea Kota Matar I(KPF l0l )

Rajasthan Ag cultural University,Borkhera(Kota)

66. Sovhean KBS 23 Karnataka University of AgriculturalSciences. Bensaluru f Kamataka)

67. Sesame AST-I (AAUDR 9304-t4{-l)

Reginal Research Station, Diphu;Assam Agricultural University,Jorhat (Assam)

68. Groundnut Pratap Mungphali-J(uc r 16)

Rajasthan Rajasthan Collage of,AgricultureMPUAT. Udaiour f Raiasthan)

69. Groundnut Jagtiala Palli-l (JCG-2t41)

Telangana Regional Agricultural ResearchStalion, Jagtial; PJTSAU,Hyderabad (Telangana)

70. Groundnut ICGV 06I89

^ I --.o .r,

Kamataka

dr-Universio, of AgriculturalScierrces, Dharwad (Kamataka)and ICRISAT, Hyderabad

.-./11

359305

360306

FreeText

Annexure 1.8

Free Hand

FreeText

Annexure 1.9

362307

364308

366309

FreeText

Annexure 1.10

367310

FreeText

Annexure 1.11

22

Annexure A-12

Overall Champion in 18th All India Inter Agricultural University Youth Festival (AGRIUNIFEST) during 2018 held at Sri Venkateswara Veterinary University, Tirupati held from 12th to 16th February 2018

372311

Free Hand

FreeText

Annexure 1.12

373312

FreeText

Annexure 1.13

374313

375314

Annexure 1.15

376315

Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology Bhubaneswar

Documents

Transcript of Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology Bhubaneswar