(A) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND … · fisheries. Development of Human Resources in Agricultural Research/Extensions and Education. 4. Cess for financing to the Indian

(A) DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND EDUACATION

APPENDIX I

SUBJECTS ALLOCATED TO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION(KRISHI ANUSANDHAN AUR SHIKSHA VIBHAG)

Part I

The following subjects which fall within List I of the Seventh Schedule to the Constitution of India:

1. International cooperation and assistance in the field of agricultural research and education including relations withforeign and international agricultural research and educational institutions and organizations.

2. Fundamental, applied and operational research and higher education including coordination of such research andhigher education in agriculture, agro-forestry, animal husbandry, dairying, fisheries, agricultural engineering andhorticulture including agricultural statistics, economics and marketing.

3. Coordination and determination of standards in institutions for higher education or research and scientific andtechnical institutions in so far as they relate to food and agriculture including animal husbandry, dairying andfisheries. Development of Human Resources in Agricultural Research/Extensions and Education.

4. Cess for financing to the Indian Council of Agricultural Research and the Commodity Research Programmes otherthan those relating to tea, coffee and rubber.

5. Sugarcane research.

Part II

For Union Territories the subjects mentioned in Part I above, so far as they exist in regard to these Territories and in additionthe following subject which falls within List II of the Seventh Schedule to the Constitution of India:

6. Agricultural Education and Research.

Part III

General and Consequential:7. Plant, animal and fish introduction and exploration.

8. All India Soil and Land Use Survey relating to research training, correlation, classification, soil mapping andinterpretation.

9. Financial assistance to State Governments and Agricultural Universities in respect of agricultural research andeducational schemes and programmes.

10. National Demonstrations.

11.Indian Council of Agricultural Research and its constituent Institutes, National Research Centres, Project Directorates,Bureaux and All India Coordinated Research Projects.

12. Research and Development on production and improvement of bio-fuels plants

DARE/ICAR ANNUAL REPORT 2015–16140

APPENDICES


APPENDICES

NAMES OF THE IMPORTANT FUNCTIONARIES

Sl.No. Name Designations

1. Dr S. Ayyappan Secretary (DARE) and DG (ICAR)

2. Shri Sunil Kumar Singh Additional Secretary and Financial Advisor

3. Shri Chhabilendra Roul Additional Secretary (DARE) and Secretary (ICAR)

4. Shri Ravinesh Kumar Director

5. Smt Niranjan Kaur Deputy Secretary

6. Shri Mohinder Kumar Senior Principal Private Secretary

7. Shri T. Khaling Under Secretary

8. Smt Alka Ahuja Under Secretary

9. Smt Madhu Bala Under Secretary

10. Shri Vijay Singh Under Secretary

11. Shri Jitendra Misra Under Secretary

12. Shri P.P. Maurya Under Secretary

13. Shri T. B. Bhaviskar Under Secretary

14. Shri V. Kurien John Principal Private Secretary

15. Shri Sanjeev Kumar Sharma Principal Private Secretary

16. Dr Puran Singh Assistant Director (OL)

APPENDIX II

TOTAL NUMBER OF POSTS AND NAMES OF IMPORTANT FUNCTIONARIES

Group Designation Sanctioned strength

A Secretary (DARE) and DG (ICAR) 1

A Additional Secretary (DARE) and Secretary (ICAR) 1

A Additional Secretary and Financial Advisor 1

A Director 1

A Deputy Secretary 1

A Senior Principal Private Secretary/Principal Staff Officer 1

A Joint Director 1

A Under Secretary 7

A Principal Private Secretary 3

B Assistant Director (OL) 1

B Private Secretary 3

B Section Officer 4

B Assistant 5

B Personal Assistant/Steno Grade ‘C’ 3

B Junior Hindi Translator 1

C UDC-cum-Cashier 1

C UDC 1

C Stenographer Grade ‘D’ 3

C UDC-Hindi Typist 1

C Staff Car Driver 2

C LDC 1

D Daftry 1

D Peon 5

Total 49

APPENDICES


APPENDIX III

ACTIVITY PROGRAMME CLASSIFICATION

The Budget Estimates (BE) of DARE (Plan, Non-Plan) for 2014–15 is `19,000.00 Lakh and ` 1,124.00 Lakh andRevised Estimates (RE) of DARE (Plan, Non-Plan) for 2014–15 is ` 15,401.00 Lakh and ` 1,039.26 respectively. TheBE for 2015–16 (Pan, and Non-Plan) is ` 19,800.00 Lakh and ` 1,179.35 Lakh. The detailed break-up of these financialfigures are given below in Tables 1, 2.

Table 1. Budget estimates and revised estimates of DARE/ICAR(Rupees in lakh)

Budget Item Budget Estimates Revised Estimates Budget Estimateshead 2014–2015 2014–2015 2015–2016

Plan Non-Plan Plan Non-Plan Plan Non-Plan

Major Head ‘3451’090 Secretariat – 581.00 – 478.00 – 611.00

Major Head ‘2415’80 -General

International Co-operation(80.120) Assistance to other institutions02 Grant-in-Aid Central Agricultural

University Bundelkhand(020031) -Grants-in-Aid-General 100.00 – 5.00 – 150.00 –(020035) -Grants for creation of Capital 800.00 – 1.00 – 700.00 –

a s s e t s(020036) -Grants-in-Aid-Salaries 100.00 – 50.00 – 150.00 –(03) -Grants-in-Aids to Central

Agricultural University, Bihar(030031) -Grants-in-Aids-General 100.00 – 0.34 – 200.00 –(030035) -Grants for creation of Capital 200.00 – 0.33 – 150.00 –

Assets(030036) -Grants-in-Aid-Salaries 700.00 0.33 – 650.00 –(05) Grant in Aid to Natiional

Academy of Agricultura Sciencesand Indian Agricultural UniversitiesAssociation

(050031) -Grants in Aid Genaral 156.50 250.00(050035 -Grants for creatio of Capital 250.00

Assets(050036) -Grants in Aid Salaries 43.50 100.00(80.798) International Co-operation(010032) India’s membership contribution 22.95 22.95 25.00

to Commonwealth AgriculturalBureau International (CABI)

(020032) India’s membership contribution to 470.00 487.50 487.50Consultative Group on InternationalAricultural Research

(040032) India’s contribution to Asia Pacific 6.30 6.11 7.30Association of Agricultural ResearchInstitutions (APAARI)

(050032) India’s contribution to NACA 40.00 40.00 44.00(070032) India’s contribution to Seed Testing 3.50 4.25 4.25

Associations(080032) ISHS Belgium 0.25 0.45 0.30

Major head ‘2415’Major Head ‘2552’ North Eastern Areas

259 General (Agri. Res. & Edn. Schemes)(01) -Grants-in-Aids to Central

Agricultural University, Imphal010031 -Grants-in-Aids-General 1,619.00 – 1,882.55 – 2,000.00 –010035 -Grants for creation of 2,930.80 – 6,347.91 – 7,600.00 –

Capital Assets010036 Grants-in-Aids-Salaries 7,351.30 – 6,669.54 – 7,000.00 –02 Grant-in-Aids Central Agricultural

University, Barapani020031 Grants in Aids General 20.00 – 34.00 – 50.00 –020035 Grant for creation of Capital 20.00 – 33.00 – 500.00 –

Assets020036 Grants-in-Aids-Salaries 60.00 – 33.00 – 50.00 –

Total 19,000.00 1,124.00 15,401.00 1,039.26 19,800.00 1,179.35

APPENDICES

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APPENDICES


i) Minister-in-charge of the portfolio of Agriculture in theUnion Cabinet- President of the Society.

1. Shri Radha Mohan Singh Ex-OfficioMinister for Agriculture and FarmersWelfare, Government of IndiaKrishi Bhavan, New Delhi-110 001

ii) Minister of State in the Union Ministry of Agriculturedealing with the ICAR- Vice-President.

2. Dr Sanjeev Kumar Balyan Ex-OfficioMinister of State for Agriculture andFarmers Welfare, Government of IndiaKrishi Bhavan, New Delhi-110 001

iii) Union Ministers holding charge of Finance, Planning,Science & Technology, Education and Commerce (incase the Prime Minister is holding any of theseportfolios, the Minister of State in the Ministry/Departmentconcerned)

3. Shri Arun Jaitley Ex-OfficioMinister of FinanceGovernment of India,North BlockNew Delhi-110 001

4. Shri Inderjit Singh Rao Ex-OfficioMinister of State for PlanningGovernment of India,Yojna BhawanNew Delhi-110 001

5. Dr Harsh Vardhan Ex-OfficioMinister of Science and Technology& Earth Science, Government of IndiaCSIR Building, 2 Rafi MargNew Delhi-110 001

6. Smt. Smriti Zubin Irani Ex-OfficioMinister of Human Resource DevelopmentGovernment of IndiaShastri Bhavan, New Delhi-110 001

7. Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman Ex-OfficioMinister of State for Commerce & IndustryGovernment of India,Udyog BhavanNew Delhi-110 001

8. Shri Mohanbhai Kalyanjibhai Kundariya Ex-OfficioMinister of State for Agriculture andFarmers Welfare, Government of IndiaKrishi Bhavan, New Delhi-110 001

iv )

ANDHRA PRADESH

9. Shri Prathipati Pulla Rao Ex-officioMinister for Agriculture & AnimalHusbandry & Fisheries,Government of Andhra PradeshA.P. SecretariatHyderabad, Andhra Pradesh-500 022

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

10. Shri Phurpa Tsering Ex-officioMinisterfor Animal HusbandryGovernment of Arunachal PradeshCM SecretariatItanagar, Arunachal Pradesh-791 111.

11. Shri Tanga Byaling Ex-officioMinister for HorticultureGovernment of Arunachal PradeshCM Secretariat

Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh-791 111

A S O M

12. Shri Rockybul Hussain Ex-officioMinister for Agriculture and HorticultureGovernment of AssamJanta Bhavan, DispurGuwahati, Asom-781 006

13. Shri Khor Sing Engti Ex-officioMinister for Animal HusbandryGovernment of AssamJanta Bhavan, DispurGuwahati, Asom-781 0066.

14. Shri Basanta Das Ex-officioMinister of FisheriesGovernment of AssamJanta Bhavan, DispurGuwahati, Asom-781 006

B I H A R

15. Shri Awdhesh Kumar Singh Ex-officioMinister for Animal Husbandry andFisheries ResourcesGovernment of BiharVikas Bhavan, New SecretariatBailey Road, Patna, Bihar- 800 015

16. Shri Ramvichar Rai Ex-officioMinister for AgricultureGovernment of BiharVikas Bhavan, New SecretariatBailey Road, Patna, Bihar 800 015

CHHATTISGARH

17. Shri Brijmohan Agarwal Ex-officioMinister of AgricultureAnimal Husbadry and FisheriesGovernment of ChhattisgarhSachivalaya, Raipur (Chhattisgarh)

DELHI

18. Shri Gopal Rai Ex-officioMinister for DevelopmentDelhi Secretariat, I.P. EstateNew Delhi-110 002

G O A

19. Shri Ramesh Tawadkar Ex-officioMinister of Agriculture, AnimalHusbandry Government of Goa, Secretariat,Panaji, Goa-403 001

20. Shri Avertano Furtado Ex-officioMinister for FisheriesGovernment of Goa, Secretariat,Panaji, Goa 403 001

GUJARAT

21. Shri Babubhai Bokhiria Ex-officioMinister for Agriculture, Fisheries & AHGovernment of Gujarat, Ist Floor, Swarnim Sankul-INew Sachivalaya,Gandhinagar, Gujarat 382 010

HARYANA

22. Shri Om Prakash Dhankar Ex-officioMinister for Agriculture, Fisheries & AHGovernment of Haryana,

(B) INDIAN COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH

APPENDIX 1

INDIAN COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SOCIETY

APPENDICES


Haryana Civil Secretariat,Chandigarh, Haryana

HIMACHAL PRADESH

23. Shri Anil Kumar Ex-officioMinister of Animal HusbandryGovernment of Himachal PradeshH.P. SecretariatShimla, Himachal Pradesh 171 002

24. Shri Rohit Thakur Ex-officioMinister for AgricultureGovernment of Himachal PradeshH.P. SecretariatShimla, Himachal Pradesh 171 002

25. Smt. Vidya Stokes Ex-officioMinister for HorticultureGovernment of Himachal PradeshH.P. SecretariatShimla, Himachal Pradesh 171 002

26. Shri Thakur Singh BharmouriMinister for FisheriesGovernment of Himachal PradeshH.P. SecretariatShimla,Himachal Pradesh 171 002

JAMMU & KASHMIR27. Mr Ghulam Nabi Lone Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture ProductionGovernment of Jammu & KashmirCivil Secretariat,JammuJammu & Kashmir-180 001

28. Mr Abdul Rehman Bhat (Veeri) Ex-officioMinister for HorticultureGovernment of Jammu & KashmirCivil Secretariat,JammuJammu & Kashmir-180 001

29. Mr Sajad Gani Lone Ex-officioMinister for Animal HusbandryGovernment of Jammu & KashmirCivil Secretariat,JammuJammu & Kashmir-180 001

JHARKHAND30. Shri Randhir Singh Ex-officio

Minister of Agriculture, Animal Husbandry& Fisheries, Government of JharkhandProject Building HEC, DhurvaRanchi, Jharkhand-834 002

KARNATAKA31. Shri Shamanoor Shivashankarappa Ex-officio

Minister of Agriculture & HorticultureGovernment of KarnatakaVidhan Soudha, BengaluruKarnataka-560 001

32. Shri K. Abhayachandra Jain Ex-officioMinister of FisheriesGovernment of KarnatakaVidhan Soudha, BengaluruKarnataka-560 001

33. Shri T.B. JayachandraMinister of Animal HusbandryGovernment of KarnatakaVidhan Soudha, BengaluruKarnataka 560 001

34. Shri Krishna Byre GowdaMinister of AgricultureGovernment of KarnatakaVidhan Soudha, BengaluruKarnataka 560 001

KERALA35. Shri K.P. Mohanan Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture andAnimal Husbandry

Government of KeralaSecretariat AnnexeThiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695 001

36. Shri K. Babu Ex-officioMinister for FisheriesGovernment of KeralaNorth Block, SecretariatThiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695 001

MADHYA PRADESH37. Shri Gaurishankar Chaturbhuj Bisen Ex-officio

Minister of Agriculture DevelopmentGovernment of Madhya PradeshVallabh BhavanBhopal, Madhya Pradesh 423 006

38. Sushri Kusum Mehdele Ex-officioMinister of Horticulture, Fisheries &Animal HusbandryGovernment of Madhya PradeshVallabh Bhavan,BhopalMadhya Pradesh -423 006

MAHARASHTRA39. Shri Eknathrao Ganpatrao Khadse Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture, HorticultureAnimal Husbandry & FisheriesGovernment of MaharashtraMantralaya,Mumbai, Maharashtra 400 032

MANIPUR40. Shri Mohammed Abdul Nasir Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture and FisheriesGovernment of ManipurSecretariatImphal, Manipur 795 001

41. Shri Govindas Konthoujam Ex-officioMinister for Animal HusbandryGovernment of ManipurSecretariatImphal, Manipur-795 001

MEGHALAYA42. Dr Mukul Sangma Ex-officio

Chief Minister holding the Charge ofAgriculture, Government of MeghalayaMeghalaya Secretariat (C)Shillong, Meghalaya-793 001

43. Smt. Deborah C. Marak Ex-officioMinister for Animal HusbandryGovernment of MeghalayaMeghalaya Secretariat (C)Shillong, Meghalaya-793 001

MIZORAM44. Shri R. Lalzirliana Ex-officio

Minister for AgricultureGovernment of MizoramAizwal, Mizoram - 796 001

45. Shri P.C. Lalthanliana Ex-officioMinister for HorticultureGovernment of MizoramAizwal, Mizoram 796 001

46. Shri C. Ngunlianchunga Ex-officioMinister of State for Animal HusbandryGovernment of MizoramAizwal, Mizoram - 796 001

47. Shri B.D. Chakma Ex-officioMinister of State for FisheriesGovernment of MizoramAizwal, Mizoram - 796 001

NAGALAND48. Dr Benjongliba Ex-officio

Minister of State for Agriculture

APPENDICES


Government of NagalandCivil Secretariat ComplexKohima, Nagaland 797 004

49. Shri Kejong Chang Ex-officioMinister of State for HorticultureGovernment of NagalandCivil Secretariat ComplexKohima, Nagaland 797 004

50. Shri S. Chubalong Kumer Ex-officioMinister of State for Animal HusbandryGovernment of NagalandCivil Secretariat ComplexKohima, Nagaland 797 004

51. Shri Shetoyi Ex-officioMinister of State for FisheriesGovernment of NagalandCivil Secretariat ComplexKohima, Nagaland 797 004

O D I S H A52. Shri Pradeep Maharathy Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries &Animal Resource DevelopmentGovernment of OdishaOdisha SecretariatBhubaneshwar, Odisha-751 001

PUNJAB53. Sardar Tota Singh Ex-officio

Minister of AgricultureGovernment of PunjabPunjab Civil SecretariatChandigarh, Punjab

54. Sardar Gulzar Singh Ranike Ex-officioMinister for AH & FisheriesGovernment of PunjabPunjab Civil SecretariatChandigarh, Punjab

PUDUCHERRY55. Shri M. Chandrakasu Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture& Animal HusbandryGovernment of PuducherryPuducherry 605 001

56. Shri P. R. Siva Ex-officioMinister for FisheriesGovernment of PuducherryPuducherry 605 001

RAJASTHAN57. Shri Prabhu Lal Saini Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture, HorticultureAnimal Husbandry & FisheriesGovernment of RajasthanRajasthan Secretariatjaipur, Rajasthan 302 005

SIKKIM58. Shri Somnath Pudyal Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture, HorticultureAnimal Husbandry & FisheriesGovernment of Sikkim SecretariatGangtok, Sikkim 737 101

TAMIL NADU59. Shri R. Vaithilingam Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture & HorticultureGovernment of Tamil NaduChennai, Tamil Nadu 600 009

60. Shri K.A. Jayapal Ex-officioMinister for FisheriesGovernment of Tamil NaduChennai, Tamil Nadu 600 009

61. Shri T.K.M. Chinnayya Ex-officioMinister for Animal Husbandry

Government of Tamil NaduChennai, Tamil Nadu 600 009

TRIPURA62. Shri Aghore Debbarma Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture& Animal Resource DevelopmentGovernment of TripuraCivil SecretariatAgartala, Tripura-799 001

63. Shri Khagendra Jamatia Ex-officioMinister for FisheriesGovernment of TripuraCivil SecretariatAgartala, Tripura-799 001

TELANGANA64. Shri Pocharam Srinivas Reddy Ex-officio

Minister of Agriculture, HorticultureAnimal Husbandry & FisheriesRoom No.261,D-BlockGovernment of Andhra PradeshA.P. SecretariatHyderabad, Andhra Pradesh-500 022

UTTARAKHAND65. Shri Harak Singh Rawat Ex-officio

Minister for Agriculture & HorticultureGovernment of UttarakhandDehra Dun, Uttarakhand

66. Shri Pritam Singh Panwar Ex-officioMinister for Animal Husbandry & FisheriesGovernment of UttarakhandDehra Dun, Uttarakhand

UTTAR PRADESH67. Shri Vinod Kumar Urf ‘Pandit Singh’ Ex-officio

Minister of AgricultureGovernment of Uttar PradeshUP Civil SecretariatLucknow, Uttar Pradesh

68. Shri Riyaz Ahmad Ex-officioMinister of State for FisheriesGovernment of Uttar PradeshUP Civil SecretariatLucknow, Uttar Pradesh

69. Shri Moolchandra ChauhanMinister of State for HorticultureGovernment of Uttar PradeshUP Civil SecretariatLucknow, Uttar Pradesh

WEST BENGAL70. Shri Arup Roy

Minister for AgricultureGovernment of West BengalWriters’ BuildingKolkata, West Bengal 700 001

71. Shri Swapan Debnath Ex-officioMinister for Animal Resources(Independent Charge)Government of West BengalWriters’ BuildingKolkata, West Bengal 700 001

72. Shri Chandranath Sinha Ex-officioMinister for FisheriesDevelopment DepartmentGovernment of West BengalWriters’ BuildingKolkata, West Bengal 700 001

73. Shri Krishnendu Narayan Choudhury Ex-officioMinister for Horticulture

APPENDICES


Government of West BengalWriters BuildingKolkata, West Bengal 700 001

v ) Member, Niti Ayog In-charge of Agriculture.74. Dr Ramesh Chand

Member (Agriculture) Niti AyogYojana Bhawan, New Delhi 110 001

v i ) Six members of Parliament—four elected by Lok Sabhaand two elected by Rajya Sabha.75. Smt. Renuka Chowdhury 2 April 2018

Member of Parliament (RS)H.No.8-1-116, Khanapuram(V)Khammam Urban(M), Khammam DistrictAndhra Pradesh 507 002

Smt. Renuka ChowdhuryMember of Parliament (RS)76, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi 110 003

76. Shri D. Bandyopadhyay 18 August 2018Member of Parliament (RS)GD - 89, Sector - IIISalt Lake, KolkotaWest Bengal 700 106

Shri D. BandyopadhyayMember of Parliament (RS)C-202, SwarnaJayanti ApartmentsDr B.D. Marg, New Delhi 110 001

77. Shri Dushyant Chautala Till the expiryMember of Parliament (LS) of term in Lok18, Janpath,New Delhi 110 001 Sabha

78. Shri Sanjay Dhotre -do-Member of Parliament (LS)AB-95, Shahjahan RoadNew Delhi 110013

79. Shri Raju Shetti -do-Member of Parliament (LS)226, North Avenue, New Delhi 110 001

80. Shri Ravneet Singh -do-Member of Parliament (LS)28, Dr. Rajendra Prasad RoadNew Delhi 110001

vii) Director General, Indian Council of AgriculturalResearch.81. Dr S. Ayyappan Ex-officio

Director GeneralICAR, Krishi Bhavan, New Delhi 110 001

viii) All Secretaries in the Ministry of Agriculture.82. Shri Siraj Hussain Ex-officio

Secretary (Agriculture & Cooperation)Department of Agriculture & CooperationKrishiBhavan, New Delhi 110 001

83. Shri Ashok Kumar Angurana Ex-officioSecretary (ADF)Department of Animal HusbandryDairying & FisheriesKrishi Bhavan, New Delhi 110 001

ix) Secretary, Niti Ayog84. Shri Amitabh Kant Ex-officio

CEO, Niti Ayog, Yojana Bhavan,Sansad Marg, New Delhi 110 001

x) Secretary, Department of Bio-Technology85. Prof. K. Vijay Raghavan Ex-officio

Secretary, Department of BiotechnologyBlock 2, 7th Floor, CGO ComplexLodhi Road, New Delhi 110 003

xi) Director General, Council of Scientific and IndustrialResearch86. Dr Girish Sahni Ex-officio

Director GeneralCouncil of Scientific and Industrial ResearchAnusandhan Bhavan2-Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Marg, New Delhi 110 001

xii) Chairman, University Grants Commission87. Prof. Ved Prakash Ex-officio

ChairmanUniversity Grants CommissionBahadur Shah Zafar MargNew Delhi 110 002

xiii) Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission (or Director,Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, if nominated by theChairman, Atomic Energy Commission).88. Dr Sekhar Basu Ex-officio

Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission& Secretary to the Government of IndiaDepartment of Atomic EnergyAnushakti BhavanChhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj MargMumbai, Maharashtra 400 001

xiv) Member, Finance (Secretary/ Additional Secretary) inthe Ministry of Finance, Government of India89. Shri Ajai Narayan Jha Ex-officio

Special Secretary (Expenditure)Department of ExpenditureMinistry of FinanceNorth BlockNew Delhi 110 001

x v ) Four Vice-Chancellors of Agricultural Universities,nominated by the President.90. Dr Anil Kumar Singh 18 Oct. 2017

Vice ChancellorRajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Krishi VishwaVidyalayaRace Course Road, GwaliorMadhya Pradesh 474002

91. Dr Madan Gopal Varshneya 18 Aug,2017Vice Chancellor,Kamdhenu University,Gandhinagar, Gujarat

92. Dr H.S. Gaur 18 Feb,2016Vice Chancellor,Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University ofAgriculture & Technology,Meerut 250110, Uttar Pradesh

93. Dr A.R. Pathak 28 Dec, 2018Vice ChancellorJunagadh Agricultural UniversityJunagash, Gujarat 362 001

xvi ) Five Technical Representatives, namely AgriculturalCommissioner, Horticultural Commissioner, AnimalHusbandry Commissioner, Fisheries DevelopmentCommissioner, from the Union Ministry of Agricultureand Inspector-General of Forests, Government of Inidal94. Dr S.K. Malhotra

Agriculture CommissionerDepartment of Agriculture & CooperationMinistry of Agriculture & Farmers WelfareKrishi BhavanNew Delhi 110 001

95. Dr S.K. Malhotra Ex-officioHorticulture Commissioner,Department of Agriculture & CooperationMinistry of Agriculture.Krishi BhavanNew Delhi 110 001

APPENDICES


96. Dr Suresh S. Honnappagol Ex-officioAnimal Husbandry CommissionerDepartment of Animal Husbandry, Dairying& Fisheries,Ministry of Agriculture,Krishi BhavanNew Delhi 110 001

97. Dr P. Paul Pandian Ex-officioFisheries Development CommissionerDepartment of Animal Husbandry, Dairying& Fisheries, Ministry of AgricultureKrishi Bhavan, New Delhi 110 001

98. Dr S.K. KhanduriInspector General of Forests (NAEB)Minister of Environment & ForestsParyavaran Bhawan, B-BlockCGO Complex, Lodi RoadNew Delhi 110 003

xvii) Fifteen scientists from within and outside the Councilincluding one from the Indian Council of MedicalResearch99. Dr A. Gopalakrishnan 9 January, 2018

DirectorCentral Marine Fisheries Research InstitutePost Box No. 1603, Ernakulam North P.O.Kochi (Kerala) 682 018

100. Dr D.P. Singh 9 January,2018(Former VC, JNKVV, Jabalpur)House No. 800, Sector-15 AHisar 125 001, Haryana

101. Dr G. Trivedi 9 January,2018(Former VC, RAU, Pusa, Samastipur)Matlupur, Via-PiarMuzaffarpur, Bihar 843 115

102. Dr Kamala Kanta Saharia 9 January,2018Professor (Extension Education.)Department of Extension Education,College of Veterinary Science, AAU,Khanpara, Guwahati, Asom 781 022

103. Dr N.C. Gautam 9 January,2018Vice-ChancellorMahatma Gandhi ChitrakootGramodaya vishwavidhyalayaChitrakoot,Satna 485334 (Madhya Pradesh)

104. Dr Vijay Singh Tomar 9 January,2018Vice ChancellorJawaharlal Nehru Krishi Viswa VidyalayaKrishi Nagar, AdhartalJabalpur-482004, Madhya Pradesh

105. Dr K. R. Kranthi 9 January,2018DirectorCentral Institute for Cotton ResearchP.B.No.2, Shankarnagar P.O.,Nagpur-440010, Maharashtra

106. Dr Umesh Chandra Sharma 9 January,2018President, Veterinary Council of IndiaA-Wing, 2nd Floor, August Kranti BhawanBhikaji Cama Place, New Delhi 110 066

107. Dr A.K. Singh 9 January,2018Managing DirectorNational Horticultural BoardMinistry of Agriculture & FarmersWelfare, 85, Institutional Area, Sector-18Gurgaon (Haryana) 122 015

108. Dr Bhagwati Prasad Bhatt 9 January,2018Director,ICAR Research Complex for EasternRegion, ICAR ParisarP.O.Bihar Veterinary CollegePatna-800014 Bihar

109. Dr Jitendra Chauhan 9 January,2018Head, Department of Agricultural Extension,RBS College, BichpuriAgra, Uttar Pradesh 283 105

110. Dr S.S. Sengar, 9 January,2018Dean, College of AgricultureKorea, Chhattisgarh 497 335

111. Dr Prakash Shastri 9 January,2018Professor (Plant Pathology)College of Agriculture (RVSKVV)Khandwa 450 001 (Madhya Pradesh)

112. VACANT113. Dr Rashmi Arora, 9 January,2018

Scientist G and Head (ECD), ICMR Hqrs.,New Delhi

xviii) Three representatives of commerce and industry,nominated by the President.

114. Shri Rakesh Bharti Mittal 1 Oct 2016VC/MD, Bharti Enterprises LimitedBharti Crescent, 1 Nelson Mandela RoadVasant Kunj, Phase-II,New Delhi 110 070

115. Shri Narendra Murkumbi 1 Oct,2016Managing DirectorShree Renuka Sugars Limited7th Floor, Devchand HouseShiv Sagar Estate,Dr. Annie Besant Road,Worli, Mumbai 400 018

116. Shri Jayprakash Dandegaonkar 1 Oct,2016Vice Chairman, Maharashtra State Co-Operative Sugar Factories FederationLimited, Sakhar Bhavan, 11th Floor, Plot No. 230,Nariman Point, Mumbai (Maharashtra) 400 021

ix) One farmer from each region of the country asmentioned in Rule 60(a) and four representatives ofrural interests, nominated by the President.4Representatives of Rural Interests

117. Chaudhary Gyan Singh 5 March 2016Village- Sakauti, Post- GurukulNarson, District-Haridwar,

` Uttarakhand-247 670118. Shri Fazle Masood 1 Oct,2016

14/627, Murad Ali LaneNai Basti, LucknowUttar Pradesh 226 001

119. Vacant120. Vacant121. Vacant122. Vacant123. Vacant124. Vacant125. Shri Sudhir Kumar Bhargava

Director, Agroman Systems Pvt.Ltd.25/2, Tardeo AC MarketTardeo, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400 034

126. Shri Ratneshwari Prasad Singh 8 June, 2017Village - Ratanpur,Post - Badahrwa,Distt. Satmadi 843 315, Bihar

127. Shri Suresh Chandel 8 April, 2018Ex-member of Parliament,Village - Beri, Post - RopaDistt,-Bilaspur. Himanchal Pradesh 174 001

128. Shri Ram Krishna Kusmaria 8 April, 2018Ex-Agriculture Minister,Government of Madhya Pradesh,Village - Sakora, Post - Hinota,Tehsil-Hata,Distt. - Damoh, Madhya Pradesh 470 661

APPENDICES


xx ) Four Directors of the Indian Council of AgriculturalResearch Institutes, nominated by the President

129. Dr A.K. Srivastava 21 May, 2016DirectorNational Dairy Research InstituteKarnal, Haryana 132 001

130. Dr P.S. Minhas 8 April,2018DirectorNational Institute of Abiotic StressManagementMalegaon, BaramatiPune, (Maharashtra) 413 115

131. Dr S.M.K. Naqvi 8 April,2018DirectorCentral Sheep and Wool Research Institute

Avikanagar, P.O. MalpuraTonk - District, Rajasthan 304501

132. Dr Bir Pal singh 21 May,2016DirectorCentral Potato Research InstituteShimla (Himachal Pradesh)

xxi) Secretary, Indian Council of Agricultural Research-Member-Secretary

133 Shri Chhabilendra RoulAddl. Secretary (DARE) & Secretary,Indian Council of Agricultural ResearchKrishi Bhavan,New Delhi 110 001

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APPENDICES


Rule 35(i)Chairman

1. Dr S. AyyappanDirector-General,Indian Council of Agricultural Research,Krishi Bhavan,New Delhi-110 001

Rule 35(ii)Ex-Officio MembersMember, Finance

2. Shri Ajay Narayan Jha Ex-OfficioSpecial Secretary (Expenditure)Department of Expenditure,Ministry of Finance, North BlockNew Delhi - 110 001

Rule 35(iii)Secretary, Niti Ayog

3. Shri Amitabh Kant Ex-OfficioCEO, Niti Ayog,Yojana Bhavan, Sansad Marg,New Delhi - 110 001

Rule 35(iv)Secretary, Agriculture

4. Shri Siraj HussainSecretary (Agriculture & Cooperation)Department of Agriculture & CooperationMinistry of AgricultureKrishiBhavan, New Delhi - 110 001 Ex-Officio

Rule 35(v)Secretary, Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying &Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture

5. Shri Ashok Kumar Angurana Ex-OfficioSecretary (ADF),Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying andFisheries, Ministry of Agriculture, KrishiBhavan,New Delhi - 110 001

Rule35(vi)Three Scientists (including one management expert who arenot employees of ICAR-nominated by the President)

6. Vacant7. Vacant8. Vacant

Rule 35 (vii)Five Vice-Chancellors of Agricultural Universities-nominated by the President)

9. Dr Anil Kumar Singh 18.10.2017Vice Chancellor,RajmataVijayarajeScindiaKrishiVishwaVidyalaya,Race Course Road, GwaliorMadhya Pradesh 474 002

10. Dr H.S. Gaur 18.02.2016Vice Chancellor,Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University ofAgriculture & Technology,Meerut 250 110, Uttar Pradesh

11. Dr Madangopal C Varshneya 18.08.2017Vice Chancellor,Kamdhenu University,Gandhinagar, Gujarat 382 010

12. Dr A.R. Pathak 28.12.2018Vice Chancellor

APPENDIX 2

MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF THEINDIAN COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SOCIETY

Junagadh Agricultural UniversityJunagadh-362 001, Gujarat

13. Prof. Aditya Kumar Misra 07.09.2017Vice ChancellorMaharashtra Animal & Fishery Sciences UniversityFutala Lake Road, Nagpur (Maharashtra) 440 001

Rule 35(viii)Three Members of Parliament nominated by the President-(Two from Lok Sabha and one from Rajya Sabha)14. Smt. Renuka Chowdhury 02.04.2018

Member of Parliament (RS)76, Lodhi EstateNew Delhi 110 003

Smt. Renuka ChowdhuryMember of Parliament (RS),H.No.8-1-116Khanapuram(V)Khammam Urban(M), Khammam DistrictAndhra Pradesh-507 002

15. Shri Sanjay Dhotre 11.02.2018Member of Parliament(LS)At & Post. Paalso, (Badhe),Tel. Akola,Distt. Akola (Maharashtra) 444001

Shri Sanjay DhotreMember of Parliament (LS)AB-95, Shahjahan Road,New Delhi 110003

16. Shri Ravneet Singh 11.02.2018Member of Parliament (LS)Village – Kotla Afghana,District Ludhiana- 141416

Shri Ravneet SinghMember of Parliament (LS)H.No. 28, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road,New Delhi - 110 001

Rule 35(ix)Four Farmers/Representatives of Rural Areas nominatedby the President17. Shri Sudhir Kumar Bhargava, 08.06.2017

Director, Agroman SystemsPvt. Ltd.25/2, Tardeo AC Market,Tardeo, Mumbai (Maharashtra) 400 034

18. Shri Ratneshwari Prasad Singh 08.04.2018Village- RatanpurPost- BadahrwaDistt. Sitamarhi – 843315, Bihar

19. Shri Suresh Chandel 08.04.2018Ex- Member of ParliamentVillage- Gandhi RopaP.O. Beri,Tehsil & District (Himachal Pradesh) Bilaspur

F Preferred Contact Address:20. Shri Suresh Chandel

Ex- Member of ParliamentHouse No. 70/5, Roura Sector-3Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh

21. Dr Ram Krishna Kusmaria 08.04.2018Ex- Agriculture MinisterGovt. of Madhya PradeshVillage- Sakora, Post- HinotaTehsil- Hata, Distt. Damoh, Madhya Pradesh

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Rule 35(x)Three Directors of Research Institutes of the Councilnominated by the President22. Dr A.K. Srivastava 21.05.2016

Director,National Dairy Research InstituteKarnal, Haryana 132 001

23. Dr P.S. Minhas 21.05.2016Director,National Institute of Abiotic StressManagement,Malegaon, BaramatiPune (Maharashtra) 413 115

24. Dr Bir Pal SinghDirector 21.05.2016Central Potato Research InstituteShimla (Himachal Pradesh) 171001

Rule 35(xi)Four representatives of State Governments to benominated zone-wise on a rotational basis by DirectorGeneral, ICAR25. Shri Parmesh Pandey 15.06.2017

Principal SecretaryDepartment of AgricultureGovernment of KarnatakaRoom No. 4114th Floor, M.S. Building,Bengaluru (Karnataka) 560001

26. Shri Rajesh Verma, IAS 15.06.2017Principal SecretaryDepartment of AgricultureGovernment of Odisha

Odisha SecretariatBhubaneshwar (Odisha) 751001

27. Shri A.N. Solanki 15.06.2017Principal SecretaryDepartment of Agriculture and Co-operation,Government of GujaratBlock No. 5, First FloorNew SachivalayaGandhinagar (Gujarat) 382010

28. Shri Amit Mishra 15.06.2017Agriculture Production Commissioner,Department of AgricultureGovernment of Uttar PradeshUP Civil SecretariatLucknow (Uttar Pradesh) 226001

Rule 35(xii)One representative of Agro and Agro-ProcessingIndustries to be nominated by President .29. Vacant

Rule 35(xiii)One representative from a distinguished Non-Governmental Organization dealing with Agriculture/Extension nominated by President30. Vacant

Rule 35(xiv)Secretary, ICAR- Member Secretary31. Shri Chhabilendra Roul

Additional Secretary(DARE) & Secretary, ICAR,KrishiBhawan,New Delhi- 110 001

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APPENDIX 3

SENIOR OFFICERS AT THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE ICAR

1. Dr S. AyyappanDirector General, ICAR andSecretary to the Government of India,Department of Agricultural Research and Education

2. Shri Chhabilendra RoulSecretary, ICAR andAdditional Secretary to Government of India,Department of Agricultural Research and Education

Deputy Directors General1. Dr A.K. Sikka (NRM)2. Dr J.S. Sandhu (Crop Science)3. Dr N.K. Krishna Kumar (Horticultural Science)4. Dr K. Alagusundaram (Agricultural Engineering)5. Dr N.S. Rathore (Agricultural Education)6. Dr A.K. Singh (Agricultural Extension)7. Dr Habibar Rahman (Animal Science)8. Dr Joykrushna Jena (Fisheries Science)

O.S.D.1. Dr (Mrs.) B. Meenakumari (Agri Edn)2. Dr W. S. Lakra (Fy Sci.)3. Dr R. K. Mittall (IR)

Assistant Directors General1. Dr J.S. Chauhan (Seed)2. Dr P.K. Chakrabarty (PP&B)3. Dr B.B. Singh (OP)4. Dr I.S. Solanki (F&FC)5. Dr T. Janakiram (Hort.Sci.-I)6. Dr S.K. Chaudhari (S&WM)7. Dr Kanchan Kumar Singh (FE)8. Dr R.S. Gandhi (AP&B)9. Dr B.S. Prakash (AN&P)10. Dr Ashok Kumar (AH)11. Dr S.D. Singh (Inland Fisheries)12. Dr P. Pravin (Marine Fy)13. Dr V. P. Chahal (Extension)14. Dr G. Venkateshwarlu (EQA&R)15. Dr M.B. Chetti (HRD)16. Dr P.S. Pandey (EP&HS)17. Dr A.K. Vasisht (PIM)18. Dr Shiv Prasad Kimothi (Cdn.)19. Dr A.K. Vyas (HRM)20. Dr P.K. Agrawal, ADG (NASF)

Project Director1. Dr Rameshwar Singh

Principal Scientists1. Dr A.K. Bawa (Principal Scientific Officer to DG, ICAR)2. Dr A. Arunachalam (Principal Scientific Officer to DG,

ICAR)3. Dr Rajan (PP)4. Dr S.K. Jha (OP)5. Dr Dinesh Kumar (FFC)6. Dr Y.P. Singh (CC)7. Dr P.R. Chaudhary (Seeds)

8. Dr Ranvir Singh (HS)9. Dr Manish Das (HS)10. Dr Vikramaditya Pandey (HS)11. Dr B.K. Pandey (HS)12. Dr P.P. Biswas (Soils)13. Dr S.K. Dhyani (AF)14. Dr Adlul Islam (WM)15. Dr B.K. Kandpal (Agro)16. Dr M.K. Agnihotri (Controller of Exam)17. Dr (Mrs.) Vanita Jain18. Dr K.L. Khurana (EQA & R)19. Dr K.P. Tripathi20. Dr Neeraj Rana (HRD)21. Dr (Mrs.) Nidhi Verma22. Sh. Anil Agarwal (M Fy)23. Dr (Mrs) Yasmeen Basade (Inland Fy)24. Dr Devinder Dhingra (AS & PE)25. Dr Rajan Gupta (AN)26. Dr Vineet Bhasin (AG & B)27. Dr (Mrs.) Jyoti Misri (AH)28. Dr (Mrs.) Neelam Gupta (Ani Biotech)29. Dr (Mrs.) Harjit Kaur (Agric. Extn)30. Dr P. Adhiguru (Agric. Extn)31. Dr N.K. Jain (HRM)32. Dr M. K. Tripathi (PIM)33. Dr P.K. Katiha (PIM)34. Dr A.S. Mishra (Tech. Cdn.)35. Dr S. Mauria (IPTM)36. Dr Sanjeev Saxena (IPTM)

Results Framework Document (RFD) Coordination Unit1. Dr R.K. Tomar

National Agricultural Education Project1. Dr P. Ramasundaram, Principal Scientist and

National Co-ordinator2. Dr R.B. Sharma, Principal Scientist and

National Co-ordinator

Agricultural Scientists’ Recruitment Board1. Dr Gurbachan Singh, Chairman2. Dr V.N. Sharda, Member3. Dr S K Bandyopadhyay, Member (up to 4.12.2015)4. Dr A.P. Ruhil, Principal Scientist5. Sh. J. Ravi, Secretary6. Sh. Rajiv Mangotra, Deputy Secretary7. Sh. S.P. Sanwal, Controller of Examination8. Sh. K.N. Choudhary, Deputy Secretary

Directorate of Knowledge Management in Agriculture1. Dr Rameshwar Singh, Project Director2. Dr (Mrs.) N. Kanaka Durga, Principal Scientist3. Dr R. Rana, Senior Scientist4. Dr V.K. Bharti, Chief Production Officer5. Dr Jagdeep Saxena, Editor (Hindi) and Unit Incharge6. Dr Aruna T. Kumar, Editor (English) and Unit Incharge7. Sh Hans Raj, Information System Officer8. Sh S.K. Joshi, Business Manager9. Sh Anil Sharma, Public Relations Officer

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Administration

Senior Director1. Sh. G.R. Deshbandhu (Administration)

Directors1. Sh. Sanjay Kant, Director (Personnal)2. Sh. N.S. Randhawa, Director (AS)3. Sh. Devender Kumar, Director (F)4. Sh. V.P. Kothiyal, Director (Works)5. Sh. S.K. Mitra, Director (GAC)6. Sh. S. Bilgrami, Director (F)

Deputy Secretaries1. Sh. Rajiv Maheshwari2. Sh. P. Sakthivel3. Ms. Namrta Sharma4. Sh. P.K. Bage5. Sh. Kanhaiya Chaudhary6. Sh. S.K. Behera7. Sh. V.K. Sharma8. Ms. Roja Sethumadhavan9. Sh. M.K. Jain10. Sh. Pushpendra Kumar11. Ms. Sunita Sharma

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APPENDIX 4

ICAR INSTITUTES AND THEIR DIRECTORS

National Institutes1. Dr Trilochan Mohapatra

Indian Agricultural Research InstituteNew Delhi 110 012

2. Dr Raj Kumar SinghIndian Veterinary Research InstituteIzatnagar – 243 122, Uttar Pradesh

3. Dr A.K. SrivastavaNational Dairy Research InstituteKarnal – 132 001, Haryana

4. Dr Gopal Krishna (Acting)Central Institute of Fisheries EducationJaiprakash Road, Seven Bungalow (Versova)Mumbai – 400 061, Maharashtra

5. Dr D. Rama RaoNational Academy of AgriculturalResearch ManagementRajendranagar, Hyderabad – 500030Andhra Pradesh

6. Dr P.S. MinhasNational Institute of Abiotic Stress ManagementMalegaon, Baramati, Pune -413 115 Maharashtra

7. Dr T.R. Sharma, OSDIndian Institute of AgriculturalBiotechnology, Ranchi, Jharkhand

8. Dr K.R. Kranthi, OSDNational Institute of Biotic StressManagement, Raipur, Chhattisgarh

9. Dr R. Ramani, OSDIARI, Goriya Karma, Barhi, Dist Hazaribagh, Jharkhand

Agricultural Sciences

10. Dr S.D. RoyCentral Island Agricultural ResearchInstitute,Post Box No. 181Port Blair 744 101Andaman & Nicobar Islands

11. Dr C.B. Pandey (Acting)Central Arid Zone Research InstituteJodhpur – 342 003Rajasthan

12. Dr K.K.SinghCentral Institute of AgriculturalEngineering, Nabi Bagh BerasiaRoad,Bhopal – 462 038 (M.P.)

13. Dr Satish Kumar SharmaCentral Institute of Arid HorticultureBikaner 334 006, Rajasthan

14. Dr K.R. KranthiCentral Institute for Cotton ResearchPost Bag No. 2, Shankar Nagar P.O.Nagpur 440 010 (Maharashtra)

15. Dr Shailendra RajanCentral Institute for Sub-tropical HorticultureRehmankhera, PO KakoriLucknow 227 107 (Uttar Pradesh)

16. Dr Desh Beer Singh (Acting)Central Institute of Temperate HorticultureOld Air Field, Rangreth 190 007Jammu and Kashmir

17. Dr R.K.GuptaCentral Institute of Post Harvest Engineeringand TechnologyP.O. PAU CampusLudhiana - 141 004, Punjab

18. Dr P.K.G. Patil (Acting)Central Institute for Research on Cotton TechnologyAdenwala Road, MatungaMumbai – 400 019, Maharashtra

19. Dr P. ChowdappaCentral Plantation Crops Research InstituteKasargod – 671 124, Kerala

20. Dr Bir Pal Singh(Re-employed pensioner)Central Potato Research InstituteShimla – 171 001, Himachal Pradesh

21. Dr Ch.SrinivasaraoCentral Research Institute for Dryland AgricultureSantoshnagar, Saidabad P.O.,Hyderabad – 500 059, Andhra Pradesh

22. Dr Debasis NagNational Institute of Research on Jute &Allied Fibre Technology,12, Regent Park, Kolkata – 700 040, West Bengal

23. Dr A.K. Nayak (Acting)National Rice Research InstituteCuttack – 753 006, Odisha

24. Dr D.K. SharmaCentral Soil Salinity ResearchInstitute,Zarifa Farm, KachhwaRoad,Karnal – 132 001, Haryana

25. Dr P.K. MishraIndian Institute of Soil & Water Conservation218, Kaulagarh RoadDehra Dun – 248 195, Uttra Khand

26. Dr D. Damodar ReddyCentral Tobacco Research Institute,Rajahmundry – 533 105 Andhra Pradesh

27. Dr S.K. ChakrabartiCentral Tuber Crops ResearchInstitute,Sreekariyam,Thiruvananthapuram-695 017, Kerala

28. Dr N.P. SinghCentral Coastal Agricultural ResearchInstitute,Ela, Old Goa, North Goa 403 402 Goa

29. Dr B.P. BhattICAR Research Complex for Eastern RegionICAR Parisar,P.O. Bihar Veterinary CollegePatna – 800 014, Bihar

30. Dr S.V. NgachanICAR Research Complex for NEHRegion, Umroi Road, Umiam, Ri-BhoiMeghalaya – 793 103

31. Dr U.C. SudIndian Agricultural Statistics Research InstituteLibrary Avenue, Pusa CampusNew Delhi – 110 0012

32. Dr P.K. GhoshIndian Grassland & Fodder Research InstitutePahuj Dam, Gwalior RoadJhansi – 284 003, Uttar Pradesh

33. Dr M. Anandraj (Additional Charge)Indian Institute of Horticultural ResearchHessaraghatta Lake PostBengaluru – 560 089, Karnataka

34. Dr Narendra Pratap SinghIndian Institute of Pulses ResearchKanpur – 208 024, Uttar Pradesh

35. Dr Ashok Kumar PatraIndian Institute of Soil SciencesNabi Bagh, Berasia Road,Bhopal – 462 038, Madhya Pradesh

36. Dr M. AnandrajIndian Institute of Spices ResearchMarikunnu P.O., Calicut - 673 012 Kerala

37. Dr A.D. Pathak (Acting)Indian Institute of Sugarcane ResearchRai Bareilly Road, P.O. DilkushaLucknow – 226 002, Uttar Pradesh

38. Dr K.K. Sharma (Acting)Indian Institute of Natural Resins and GumsNamkum, Ranchi – 834 010, Jharkhand

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39. Dr Bijendra SinghIndian Institute of VegetableResearch,PB No. 01,PO Jakhini, ShahanshapurVaranasi 221 005 (Uttar Pradesh)

40. Dr Bakshi RamSugarcane Breeding InstituteCoimbatore 641 007, Tamil Nadu

41. Dr A. PattanayakVivekanand Parvatiya KrishiAnusandhan SansthanAlmora 263 601, Uttrakhand

42. Dr P.G. KarmakarCentral Research Institute for Jute& Allied Fibres, Barrackpore, Kolkata 700120

43. Dr J.P. Singh (Acting)Indian Institute of Farming System Research,Modipuram, Meerut 250 110, Uttar Pradesh

44. Dr O.P. YadavIndian Institute of Maize ResearchIndian Agricultural ResearchInstitute,Pusa, New Delhi 110 012

45. Dr Ravi Kumar MathurIndian Institute of Oil Palm ResearchPedavegi 534 450, West Godavari, Andhra Pradesh

46. Dr K.S. VaraprasadIndian Institute of Oilseeds ResearchRajendranagar, Hyderabad 500 030 Andhra Pradesh

47. Dr V. Ravindra BabuIndian Institute of Rice ResearchRajendranagar, Hyderabad 500 030 Andhra Pradesh

48. Dr (Mrs.) Indu SharmaIndian Institute for Wheat and Barley ResearchP. Box No. 158, Agrasain MargKarnal 132 001, Haryana

49. Dr S.K. AmbastIndian Institute of Water Management,Opposite Rail Vihar, ChandersekharpurBhubaneshwar, Odisha 751 023

50. Dr S.K. Srivastava (Acting)Central Institute for Women in AgriculturePlot No.50, Mauza-JokalandiP.O. Baramunda, Bhubaneshwar 751 003 Odisha

51. Dr O.P. ChaturvediCentral Agro-Forestry Research InstituteNear Pahuj DamJhansi 284 003, Uttar Pradesh

52. Dr M.S. LadaniyaCentral Citrus Research InstituteP.B. No. 464, Shankar Nagar P.O.Amravatcoad, Nagpur 440 010Maharashtra

53. Dr P.S. Birthal (Acting)National Institute of Agricultural Economics &Policy ResearchP.B. No. 11305, DPS Marg,Pusa, New Delhi 110 012.

54. Dr T.G. Nageswara Rao (Acting)Indian Institute of Millets Research,Rajendranagar, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh 500 030

Animal Sciences and Fisheries

55. Dr Jag Mohan KatariaCentral Avian Research InstituteIzatnagar, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh 243 122

56. Dr Inderjeet SinghCentral Institute for Research on BuffaloesSirsa Road, Hisar 125 001,Haryana

57. Dr. Satish Kumar (Acting)Central Institute of Research onGoats,Makhdoom,Mathura 281 122 (Uttar Pradesh)

58. Dr V.R. Suresh (Acting)Central Inland Fisheries Research InstituteBarrackpore, West Bengal 700 120

59. Dr K.K. VijayanCentral Institute of Brackishwater Aquaculture75, Santhome High RoadRaja Annamalai PuramChennai (Kerala) 600 028

60. Dr Ravishankar C.N.Central Institute of Fisheries TechnologyWillingdon Island, Matsyapuri P.O.Cochin 682 029, Kerala

61. Dr. P. JayasankarCentral Institute of FreshwaterAquaculture,Kausalyaganga, BhubaneshwarKhurda 751 002, Odisha

62. Dr A. GopalakrishnanCentral Marine Fisheries Research InstituteP.B. No. 1603, Ernakulam NorthP.O.,Kochi , Kerala 682 018

63. Dr S.M.K. NaqviCentral Sheep & Wool ResearchInstitute, Avikanagar 304 501, Distt.Tonk, Rajasthan

64. Dr Raghevendra Bhatta,National Institute of Animal Nutrition & PhysiologyAdugodi, Bengaluru (Karnataka) 560 030

65. Dr Vijendra Pal SinghNational Institute of High SecurityAnimal Diseases, Anand NagarBhopal 462021

67. Dr B.R. ShomeNational Institute of VeterinaryEpidemiology and Disease InformaticsH.A. Farm Post, HebbalBengaluru 560 024 (Karnataka)

68. Dr Birham PrakashCentral Institute for Research onCattle,P.B. No. 17, Grass Farm RoadMeerut Cantt. 250 001 (Uttar Pradesh)

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1. Dr Abraham VergheseNational Bureau of Agricultural InsectResources,P.B. No. 2491, H.A. FarmPost, Bengaluru, (Karnataka) 560 024

2. Dr S.K. Sharma (Acting)National Bureau of AgriculturallyImportant Micro-organisms,P.B. No. 6,Kusmaur,Maunath Bhanjan(Uttar Pradesh) 275 101

3. Dr K.C. BansalNational Bureau of Plant GeneticResources, Pusa Campus,New Delhi110 012

APPENDIX 5

NATIONAL BUREAUX AND THEIR DIRECTORS

4. Dr Surendra Kumar SinghNational Bureau of Soil Survey andLand Use Planning, Shankar Nagar,P.O. Amravati Road, Nagpur 440 010 (Maharashtra)

Animal Sciences5. Dr Arjava Sharma

National Bureau of Animal GeneticResources,P.B. No. 129, G.T. Road ByePass, Karnal (Haryana) 132 001

6. Dr Rehana AbidiDirector (Acting)National Bureau of Fish GeneticResources, Canal Ring Road, P.O.Dilkusha, Lucknow(Uttar Pradesh) 226 002

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1. Dr Radhakrishnan T.Directorate of Groundnut Research,Post Box No. 5, Ivnagar Road,Junagadh 362 001, Gujarat

2. Dr Dhiraj SinghDirectorate of Rapeseed - MustardResearch, Sewar,Bharatpur 321 303, Rajasthan

3. Dr S. Rajendra Prasad,Directorate of Seed ResearchP.B. No. 11, Kusmaur, P.O. Kaithauli,Mau Nath Bhanjan – 275 101 (UP)

4. Dr V.S. BhatiaDirectorate of Soybean ResearchKhandwa Road,Indore 452 017, Madhya Pradesh

5. Dr A.R. SharmaDirectorate of Weed Research,Maharajpur, Adhartal,Jabalpur 482 004, Madhya Pradesh

6. Dr P.L. SarojDirectorate of Cashew ResearchDarbe, P.O. Puttur 574 202,Dakshina Kannada Karnataka.

7. Dr K. V. PrasadDirectorate of Floriculture ResearchPune

8. Dr Jitendra KumarDirectorate of Medicinal & AromaticPlants Research,Boriavi, Anand 387 310,Gujarat

9. Dr Ved Prakash SharmaDirectorate of Mushroom ResearchChambaghat,Solan (Himachal Pradesh) 173 213

10. Dr Jai GopalDirectorate on Onion and GarlicResearch,Rajgurunagar, Pune 410 505,Maharashtra

11. Dr Rameshwar SinghProject Directorate of Knowledge Managementin AgricultureKrishi Anusandhan Bhavan INew Delhi 110 012

Animal Sciences

12. Dr B. PattnaikDirectorate of Foot-and Mouth-DiseaseIVRI Campus, Mukteshwar 263 138(Uttra Khand)

13. Dr R.N. ChatterjeeDirectorate of Poultry Research,Rajendranagar, Hyderabad 500 030Andhra Pradesh

14. Dr Atul Kumar SinghDirectorate of Coldwater FisheriesResearch, Anusandhan Bhawan,Industrial Area, Bhim Tal 263 136,Uttrakhand

APPENDIX 6

PROJECT DIRECTORATES, ATARI AND THEIR DIRECTORS

Others

15. Dr (Mrs.) Ravinder KaurWater Technology Centre, IARINew Delhi 110012

Knowledge Management

16. Dr Rameshwar SinghProject DirectorDirectorate of Knowledge Management in AgricultureKAB-I, Pusa CampusNew Delhi 110012

Agriculture Technology Application Research Institutes

17. Dr Rajbir SinghAgricultural Technology ApplicationResearch Institute,Zone-I, PAUCampus, Ludhiana 141004Punjab

18. Dr Ajoy Kumar SinghAgricultural Technology ApplicationResearch Institute,Zone-II,Bhumi Vihar, Block-GB,Sector-III, Salt Lake,Kolkata-700097 West Bengal

19. Dr A.K. Tripathi (Acting)Agricultural Technology ApplicationResearch Institute, Zone-III, TOP,Umroi Road, Barapani - 793103Meghalaya

20. Dr U.S. GautamAgricultural Technology ApplicationResearch Institute,Zone-IV,G.T. Road, Rawatpura,Near Vikas Bhawan, Kanpur-208002Uttar Pradesh

21. Dr Y.G. PrasadAgricultural Technology ApplicationResearch Institute, Zone-V, CRIDAComplex, Santoshnagar,Hyderabad - 500 059, Andhra Pradesh

22. Dr P.P. Rohilla (Acting)Agricultural Technology ApplicationResearch Institute, Zone-VI, CAZRICampus,Jodhpur - 342003 Rajasthan

23. Dr Anupam MishraAgricultural Technology ApplicationResearch Institute, Zone-VII, JNKVVCampus, Jabalpur-484002Madhya Pradesh

24. Dr Sreenath DixitAgricultural Technology ApplicationResearch Institute, Zone-VIII,ICAR Transfer of Technology Project,MRS HA Farm Post, Hebbal,Bengaluru - 560030, Karnataka

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Agricultural Sciences1. Dr B. Padmanaban (Acting)

National Research Centre for Banana,Thogamalai Road, Thayanur Post,Thiruchirapalli – 620 102, Tamil Nadu

2. Dr S.D. SwantNational Research Centre for Grapes,P.B. No. 3, Manjri Farm Post,Solapur Road, Pune - 412 307,Maharashtra

3. Dr Chirantan ChattopadhyayNational Research Centre for IntegratedPest Management,LBS Building, Pusa Campus,New Delhi – 110 012.

4. Dr Vishal NathNational Research Centre for LitchiMushahari Farm, Mushahari,Muzaffarpur – 842 002, Bihar

5. Dr D. R. SinghNational Research Centre for Orchids,Pakyong,Gangtok – 737 106Sikkim

6. Dr T.R. SharmaNational Research Centre on PlantBiotechnology, L.B.S. Building,Pusa, New Delhi – 110 012.

7. Dr R.K. PalNational Research Centre onPomegranate,NH-9, Byepass Road, ShelgiSholapur – 413006 Maharashtra

8. Dr Balraj SinghNational Research Centre on Seed Spices,Tabiji – 305 206, Ajmer, Rajasthan

9. Dr B.P. BhatNRC Integrated Farming SystemMotihari (Bihar)

Animal Sciences and Fisheries10. Dr N.V. Patil

National Research Centre on CamelJorbeer, P.B. No. 07Bikaner – 334 001, Rajasthan

11. Dr B.N. TripathiNational Research Centre for Equines,Hissar – 125 001, Haryana

12. Dr V.V. KulkarniNational Research Centre on Meat,Chengicherla, P.B. No. 19, Uppal PO,Hyderabad – 500 039 Andhra Pradesh

13. Dr Abhijit MitraNational Research Centre for Mithun,Jharnapani, P.O. Medziphema– 797 106,Nagaland

14. Dr D. K. SarmaNational Research Centre on Pig,Rani, Guwahati – 781 131,Assam

15. Dr S.M. DebNational Research Centre on Yak,Dirang, West Kameng – 790 101Arunachal Pradesh

APPENDIX 7

NATIONAL RESEARCH CENTRES AND THEIR DIRECTORS

APPENDIX 8

ALL INDIA CO-ORDINATED RESEARCH/NETWORK RESEARCH/OTHERS/PROJECTS

1. All India Co-ordinated Research Project (AICRP)on Maize,New Delhi

2. AICRP on Nematodes in Cropping System,New Delhi

3. All India Coordinated Rice Improvement Project,Hyderabad

4. AICRP on Chickpea,Kanpur

5. AICRP on MULLaRP,Kanpur

6. AICRP on Pigeon Pea,Kanpur

7. AICRP on Wheat & Barley,Karnal

8. AICRP on Forage Crops and Utilization,Jhansi

9. AICRP Sorghum,Hyderabad

10. AICRP on Pearl Millets,Jodhpur

11. AICRP on Small Millets,Bangalore

12. AICRP on Sugarcane,Lucknow

13. AICRP on Cotton,Coimbatore

14. AICRP on Groundnut,Junagarh

15. AICRP on Soybean,Indore

16. AICRP on Rapeseed & Mustard,Bharatpur

17. AICRP on Oilseed,Hyderabad

18. AICRP on Linseed,Kanpur

19. AICRP on Sesame and Niger,Jabalpur

20. AICRP on Biocontrol of Crop Pests,Bengaluru

21. AICRP - Honeybees and Pollinators,New Delhi

22. AICRP NSP(Crops),Mau

23. AICRP Fruits (Tropical and Sub Tropical),Bengaluru

24. AICRP Arid Zone Fruits,Bikaner

25. AICRP Mushroom,Solan

26. AICRP Vegetables,Varanasi

27. AICRP Potato,Shimla

28. AICRP Tuber Crops,Thiruvanthapuram

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29. AICRP Palms,Kasargod

30. AICRP on Cashew,Puttur

31. AICRP Spices,Calicut

32. AICRP Floriculture,Pune

33. AICRP on Micro Secondary & Pollutant Elements inSoils and Plants,Bhopal

34. AICRP on Soil Test Crop Response,Bhopal

35. AICRP on Long Term Fertilizer Experiments,Bhopal

36. AICRP on Salt Affected Soils & use of Saline Water,Karnal

37. AICRP on Irrigation Water Management Research,Bhubaneshwar

38. AICRP Dryland Agriculture,Hyderabad

39. AICRP on Agro-meteorology,Hyderabad

40. AICRP on Integrated Farming System,Modipuram

41. AICRP on Agroforestry,Jhansi

42. AICRP on Weed Management,Jabalpur

43. AICRP on Farm Implements and Machinery,Bhopal

44. AICRP on Ergonomics and Safety in Agriculture,Bhopal

45. AICRP on Energy in Agriculture and Agro basedIndustries,Bhopal

46. AICRP on Utilization Animal Energy,Bhopal

47. AICRP on Plasticulture Engineering and Technology,Ludhiana

48. AICRP on Post-Harvest Engineering and Technology,Ludhiana

49. AICRP on Goat Improvement, Mathura50. AICRP on Improvement of Feed Sources & Nutrient

Utilisation,Bengaluru

51. AICRP on Cattle Research,Meerut

52. AICRP Foot & Mouth,Mukteshwar

53. AICRP on Poultry,Hyderabad

54. AICRP ADMAS,Bengaluru

55. AICRP on Pig,Guwahati

56. AICRP Home Science

Network Research Projects1. AIC Research Network on Potential Crops,

New Delhi2. Network Project on Transgenics3. AINP on Soil Arthropod Pests, Durgapura,

Rajasthan4. AINP on Agricultural Acarology5. AINP on Pesticides Residues,

New Delhi6. AINP on Arid Legumes,

Kanpur7. All India Network Research Project on Tobacco,

Rajamundry8. AINP on Jute and Allied Fibres,

Barrackpore

9. AINP on Vertebrate Pest Management,Jodhpur

10. Network on Insect Biosystematics,New Delhi/Bengaluru

11. Application of Micro-organisms in Agriculture and AlliedSectors (AMAAS) +Microbial Genomic Resourcesrepository network,Mau

12. Network O&G (included in Directorate)13. Network on Medicinal& Aromatic Plants,

Anand14. AINP on Biofertilizer,

Bhopal15. Network Programme on Organic Farming,

Modipuram16. Network project on Harvesting, Processing and Value

Addition of Natural Resins & Gums,Ranchi

17. Network Project on Conservation of Lac Insect GeneticResources,Ranchi

18. Network project on Animal Genetic Resources,Karnal

19. Network on Sheep Improvement,Avikanagar

20. Network Project on Buffalo Improvement,Hissar

21. Network on Gastro Intestinal Parasitism,Izatnagar

22. Network on Haemorrhagic Septcamia,Izatnagar

23. Network Programme Blue Tongue Disease,Izatnagar

24. All India Network Program on Neonatal Mortality inFarm Animals(NNM), Izatnagar

25. All India Network Program on Diagnostic Imagingand Management of Surgical Condition in Animals,Izatnagar

Others1. Technology Mission on Cotton (MM-I),

Nagpur2. Technology Mission on Jute(MM-I),

Barrackpore3. Seed Production in Agricultural Crops and Fisheries,

Mau4. National Innovation in Climate Resilient Agriculture,

Hyderabad (under CRIDA Hyderabad)5. Sheep Seed Project, Avikanagar6. Goat Seed Project (in CIRG)7. Veterinary Type Culture (as an integral part of NRC),

Hisar8. Poultry Seed Project,

Hyderbad9. Mega Seed Project on Pig,

Guwahati10. Krishi Vigyan Kendras11. Strengthening and Development of Higher Agril.

Education in India12. CAU Imphal + CAU Barapani13. Rani Lakshmi Bai CAU,

Jhansi14. RCAU Samastipur,

Bihar15. DARE(NAAS & IAUA)16. Strengthening of ICAR Headquarters17. National Agriculture Innovation Fund (NAIF),

New Delhi18. Attracting and Retaining Youth in Agriculture (ARYA)19. National Agricultural Science Fund, KABJ,

New Delhi 110 012❑

APPENDICES


1. Acharya NG Ranga Agricultural UniversityRajendranagar, Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh) 500 030

2. Agriculture University MandorJodhpur (Rajasthan) 342 304

3. Agriculture University BorkheraKota (Rajasthan) 324 001

4. Anand Agricultural UniversityAnand (Gujarat) 388 110

5. Assam Agricultural UniversityJorhat (Asom) 785 013

6. Bidhan Chandra Krishi ViswavidyalayaMohanpur, Nadia (West Bengal) 741 252

7. Bihar Agricultural UniversitySabour, Bhagalpur (Bihar) 813 210

8. Birsa Agricultural UniversityKanke, Ranchi (Jharkhand) 834 006

9. Chandra Shekar Azad University of Agriculture &TechnologyKanpur (Uttar Pradesh) 208 002

10. Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural UniversityHisar (Haryana) 125 004

11. Chhattisgarh Kamdhenu VishwavidyalayaAnjora, Durg (Chhatisgargh) 491 001

12. CSK Himachal Pradesh Krishi Vishvavidyalaya,Palampur (Himachal Pradesh) 176 062

13. Dr Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi VidyapeethDapoli, Ratnagiri (Maharashtra) 415 712

14. Dr Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi VidyapeethKrishi Nagar, Akola (Maharashtra) 444 104

15. Dr YSR Horticultural UniversityVenkataramannagudem, P.B. No. 7,West Godavari Distt. (Andhra Pradesh) 534 101

16. Dr YS Parmar Univ of Horticulture & ForestryNauni, Solan (Himachal Pradesh) 173 230

17. Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture andTechnologyPantnagar, Udham Singh Nagar (Uttara Khand) 263 145

18. Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal SciencesUniversityFirozpur Road, Ludhiana (Punjab) 141 004

19. Indira Gandhi Krishi VishwavidyalayaKrishak Nagar, Raipur (Chhatisgargh) 492 006

20. Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Viswa VidyalayaKrishi Nagar, Adhartal, Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh) 82 004

21. Junagadh Agricultural UniversityNear Motibagh, Vanthali Road, Junagarh - 362 001 (GJ)

22. Kamdhenu University,Gandhinagar (Gujarat) 382 010

23. Karnataka Veterinary, Animal & Fisheries SciencesUniversityPB No. 6, Nandinagar, Bidar - 585 401 (KTK)

24. Kerala Agricultural UniversityVellanikkara, Thrissur (Kerala) 680 656

25. Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean StudiesPapangad P.O., Kochi (Kerala) 682 506

26. Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences UniversityPookode, Lakkidi P.O., Wayanand (Kerala) 673 576

27. Lala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary & Animal SciencesHisar (Haryana) 125 004

28. Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & TechnologyUdaipur 313 001 (Rajasthan)

29. Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Sciences UniversityFutala Road, Telangkhedi, Nagpur - 440 001(Maharashtra)

30. Mahatma Phule Krishi VidyapeethRahuri, Ahmednagar - 413 722 (Maharashtra)

31. Manyavar Shri Kanshiram Ji University of Agriculture andTechnologyChilla Road, Banda (Uttar Pradesh )210 001

32. Nanaji Deshmukh Pashu Chikitsa Vigyan VishvavidyalayaSouth Civil Lines, Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh) 482 001

33. Narendra Deva University of Agriculture and TechnologyKumarganj, Faizabad (Uttar Pradesh) 224 229

34. Navsari Agricultural University,Eru Char Rasta, Navsari (Gujarat) 396 450

35. Orissa University of Agriculture and TechnologyBhubaneswar (Odisha) 751 003

36. Prof. Jayashankar Teleangana State AgriculturalUniversityRajendranagar, Hyderabad (Telengana) 500 030

37. Punjab Agricultural UniversityFirozpur Road, Ludhiana (Punjab) 141 004

38. Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal SciencesBijey Bhavan Place Complex (Pt Deen Dayal circle)Bikaner (Rajasthan) 334 001

39. Rajendra Agricultural UniversityPusa, Samastipur (Bihar) 848 125

40. Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia Krishi Vishvwa VidhyalayaRace Course Road, Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh)474 002

41. Sardar Ballabh Bhai Patel Univ. of Agricutlure &TechnologyRoorkee Road, Modipuram, Meerut (Uttar Pradesh)250 110

42. Sardarkrushinagar Dantiwada Agricultural UniversitySardarkrushinagar, Dantiwada (Gujarat) 385 506

43. Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences &TechnologyShalimar Campus, Srinagar(Jammu and Kashmir)190 025

44. Sher-e-Kashmir Univ of Agricultural Sciences &Technology,Main Campus, Chatha,Jammu (Jammu and Kashmir) 180 009

45. Sri Karan Narendra Agriculture UniversityJobner (Rajasthan) 303 329

46. Sri Konda Laxman Teleangana State HorticultureUniversityRajendra Nagar, Hyderabad (Telengana) 500 030

47. Sri P. V. Narasimha Rao Telengana State University forVeterinary, Animal and Fisheries ScienceRajendra Nagar, Hyderabad (Telengana) 500 030

48. Sri Venkateswara Veterinary UniversityTirupati (Andhra Pradesh) 517 502

49. Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agricultural UniversityBeechwal, Bikaner (Rajasthan) 334 006

50. Tamil Nadu Agricultural UniversityLawley Road, Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) 641 003

51. Tamil Nadu Fisheries UniversityFirst Line Beach Road,Nagapattinam (Tamil Nadu) 611001

52. Tamil Nadu Veterinary & Animal Sciences UniversityMadhavaram Milk Colony CampusChennai (Tamil Nadu) 600 051

53. University of Agricultural SciencesGKVK Campus, Bengaluru (Karnataka) 560 065

54. University of Agricultural and Horticultural SciencesNo. 126, Navile, Shimoga (Karnataka) 577 204

55. University of Agricultural SciencesPB No. 329, Raichur (Karnataka) 584 102

56. University of Agricultural SciencesYettinagudda Campus, Krishi NagarDharwad (Karnataka)580 005

APPENDIX 9

AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITIES

APPENDICES


57. University of Horticultural SciencesBagalkot (Karnataka) 587 103

58. UP Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhaya Pashu Chikitsa VigyanVishwa Vidhyalaya Evam Go Anusandhan SansthanMathura (Uttar Pradesh) 281 001

59. Uttar Banga Krishi ViswavidyalayaP.O. Pundbari, Cooch Behar - 736 165 (West Bengal)

60. Uttarakhand University of Horticulture and ForestryBharsar, Pauri Garhwal - 246 123 (Uttara Khand)

61. Vasantrao Naik Marathwada Krishi VidapeethParabhani (Maharashtra) 431 402

62. West Bengal University of Animal & Fishery SciencesKB Sarani, Kolkata (West Bengal) 700 037

Deemed University1. Indian Agricultural Research Institute

Pusa, New Delhi - 110 012.2. Central Institute of Fisheries Education

Versova, Andheri (West)Mumbai (Maharashtra) 400 061

3. Indian Veterinary Research InstituteIzatnagar, Barielly (Uttar Pradesh) 243 122

4. National Dairy Research InstituteKarnal (Haryana) 132 001

5. Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture,Technology & SciencesRewa Road, Allahabad ( Uttar Pradesh) 211 007

Central Agricultural University1. Central Agricultural University

Iroisemba Imphal (Manipur) 795 0042. Rani Lakshmi Bai Central Agricultural University

Jhansi (Uttar Pradesh).

Central Universities with Agriculture Faculty1. Aligarh Muslim University

Aligarh (Uttar Pradesh) 202 0022. Banaras Hindu University

Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh) 221 0053. Nagaland University

Lumani (Nagaland)4. Visva Bharti University

Shanti Niketan, Birbhum (West Bengal) 731 235❑

APPENDICES


APPENDIX 10

Total number of employees in the ICAR and its research institutes and number of Scheduled Castes,Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes

S.No. Class of post Total Total SC ST OBCposts employees employees employees employees

sanctioned in No. % to total No. % to Total No. % to totalposition employees employees employees

1. Scientific Postsa. Scientist 4,397 4,059 531 13.08 213 5.25 721 17.76

b. Senior Scientist 1,159 948 88 9.28 17 1.79 152 16.03

c. Principal Scientist 757 645 61 9.45 5 0.78 50 7.75d. RMP Scientist 172 137 3 2.19 1 0.73 2 1.45

Total 6,485 5,789 683 11.79 236 4.08 925 15.98

2. Technical Postsa. Category I 3,993 2,870 540 18.82 282 9.83 393 13.69

b. Category II 2,650 2,205 357 16.19 146 6.62 312 14.15

c. Category III 514 479 97 20.25 24 5.01 65 13.57

Total 7,157 5,554 994 17.90 452 8.14 770 13.86

3. Administration Posts(a) Category “A” posts: 336 281 1 18.15 15 5.34 14 4.98

Senior Registrar/Director/Dy.Secretary/Under Secretary/CAOs/SAOs/AOs/CF&AO/SF&AO/F&AO/LegalAdviser/Director (OL)/DD(OL)/AD(OL)PPS

(b) Category “B” posts: 1,239 919 188 20.45 81 8.81 75 13.57AF&AO/AAO/PS/SO/AD(OL)/ALA/Assistant/PA/Sr. SalesAssistant/JAO/ALA

(c) Category “C” posts: 3,302 2,590 445 17.18 195 7.53 318 12.28UDC/Steno/LDC

Total 4,877 3,790 684 18.04 291 7.68 407 10.74

4. Supporting skilled-Staff 8,419 5,487 1574 28.69 458 8.34 729 13.29

APPENDICES


Sardar Patel Outstanding ICAR Institution Award 2014 ICAR’s Large InstitutesCentral Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture, Hyderabad(Telengana) 502 324ICAR’s Small InstitutesNational Research Centre on Equines, Hisar (Haryana)125 001SAUs and DUsAssam Agricultural University, Jorhat ( Asom) 785 013

Chaudhary Devi Lal Outstanding All India Coordinated 1. Best AICRPResearch Project Award 2014 All India Coordinated Research Project on Palms Central

Plantation Crops Research Institute Kasaragod (Kerala) 671124

2. Best AICRP CentreAICRP Centre Ambajipeta (Andhra Pradesh)

Norman Borlaug Award 2014 Prof. (Dr) Nagendra Kumar SinghNational ProfessorB.P. Pal Chair (Genetics & Plant Breeding), New Delhi

Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Award for Crop and Horticultural SciencesOutstanding Research in Agricultural Sciences 2014

Dr Arvind Kumar Senior Scientist, IRRI, South Asia Hub,ICRISAT, Patancheru Hyderabad (Telengana) 502 324

Natural Resource Management andAgricultural Engineering

Prof. Kamlesh Narayan TiwariProfessor, Department of Agricultural & Food EngineeringIndian Institute of TechnologyKharagpur (West Bengal) 721302

Animal and Fisheries SciencesDr Sunita GroverPrincipal Scientist and Head, Dairy MicrobiologyDivisionNational Dairy Research InstituteKarnal (Haryana) 132001

Lal Bahadur Shastri Outstanding Crop and Horticultural SciencesYoung Scientist Award 2014 Dr Aditya Pratap

Senior Scientist, Crop Improvement Division, Indian Instituteof Pulses Research,Kanpur (Uttar Pradesh) 208 024

Animal and Fisheries SciencesDr A.KumaresanSenior Scientist(Animal Reproduction)Livestock ResearchCentreNational Dairy Research InstituteKarnal (Haryana)132 001

Social SciencesDr Shaik N.MeeraSenior Scientist (Agriculture Extension)Transfer of Technology and Training SectionDirectorate of Rice Research (ICAR) Rajendranagar,Hyderabad (Telengana) 500 030

Panjabrao Deshmukh Outstanding Dr (Mrs.) Prameela KrishnanWoman Scientist Award 2014 Principal Scientist, Division of Agricultural Physics

Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi 110 012

Dr (Mrs) Nirmala B. YenagiProfessor, Department of Food Science and NutritionCollege of Rural Home ScienceUniversity of AgriculturalSciencesDharwad (Karnataka) 580 005

APPENDIX 11

ICAR AWARDS

AWARDS AWARDEES

APPENDICES


Dr (Mrs.) AnupamaPrincipal Scientist, Division of Agricultural Chemicals,Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi 110 012

Bharat Ratna Dr C. Subramaniam Crop and Horticultural SciencesAward for Outstanding Teachers 2014 Dr Subhash Chander

Professor and Principal ScientistDivision of Entomology, Indian Agricultural Research Institute,New Delhi 110 012

Natural Resource Management and AgriculturalEngineeringDr Rangaraju VisvanathanProfessor (Agricultural Processing)Anbil DharamalingamAgricultural College and Research Institute TNAU, NavalurKuttappattu,Tiruchirappalli (Tamil Nadu ) 620 009

Animal and Fisheries SciencesDr Bimlesh MannPrincipal Scientist and HeadDairy Chemistry Division National Dairy Research InstituteKarnal (Haryana) 132 001

Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Award for Outstanding Dr Suresh Kumar D. S.Research in Tribal Farming Systems 2014 Principal Scientist, Division of Livestock Production, ICAR

Research Complex for NEH Region, Umroi RoadUmiam (Meghalaya) 793103

Dr G. Kadirvel (Associate)Senior Scientist ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region,Umroi RoadUmiam (Meghalaya) 793103

Dr Sunil Doley (Associate),Senior Scientist ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region,Umroi Road Umiam (Meghalaya) 793103

Dr P. K. Bharti (Associate)Scientist ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region,Umroi RoadUmiam (Meghalaya) 793103

Dr Badal BhattacharyaAll India network Project on White Grubs and other SoilArthropod Pests, Department of EntomologyAssamAgricultural UniversityJorhat (Asom) 785013

Dr Satyendra Kumar Dutta (Associate)All India network Project on White Grubs and other SoilArthropod Pests, Department of EntomologyAssam Agricultural University Jorhat (Asom) 785013

Jawaharlal Nehru Award for P.G. Outstanding Crop ScienceDoctoral Thesis Research in Dr Divya BalakrishnanAgricultural and Allied Sciences 2014 Scientist (Plant Breeding and Genetics)Directorate of

Rice ResearchHyderabad ( Telengana) 502 324

Dr Niharika MallickScientist (Plant Breeding)Division of GeneticsIndian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi 110 012

Biotechnology (Plant/ Animal/ Fisheries)Dr Shallu ThakurVPO. Chowki Khalet, Tehsil: PalampurDistrict Kangra (Himachal Pradesh) 176 061

AWARDS AWARDEES

APPENDICES


Dr Rehna AugustineChirayil, Kozha P.O., Kottayam ( Kerala )686 633

Crop ProtectionDr Sandeep KumarDepartment of Plant Pathology AICRP on MULLaRP, Centrefor Pulses Research Berhampur (Odisha)761 001

Dr Nandita SahanaDepartment of Biochemistry, Faculty of Agriculture UttarbangaKrishi Viswavidyalaya, P.O. PundbariCoochbehar (West Bengal) 736 165

Natural Resource ManagementDr Saman Preet Ahuja7FF, MIG Flats, F-Block, Bhai Randhir Singh NagarLudhiana (Punjab) 141 004

Dr Venkanna KandulaDivision of Resource ManagementCentral Research Institute on Dryland AgricultureSantosh Nagar, P. O. Saidabad Hyderabad(Andhra Pradesh) 500 059

Horticultural ScienceDr Govind Kumar RaiScientist, Department of Biotechnology C.G.O., Complex,Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110 003

Dr Pooja BohraScientist , Division of Horticulture and ForestryCentral Island Agricultural Research Institute, Post Box No.181 Port Blair (Andaman & Nicobar Islands) 744 101

Agriculture EngineeringDr Ashish Kumar SrivastavaAssistant professor/ScientistSG College of Agriculture andResearch Station, Kumhrawand,Jagdalpur (C.G.) 494 001

Animal ScienceDr Revanaiah YogisharadhyaSenior Technical OfficerNational Institute of VeterinaryEpidemiology and Disease Informatics (NIVEDI)ICARCampus, Ramagondanalli, YelahankaBengaluru (Karnataka) 560 064

Dr Vikrant Singh ChouhanScientistP and C Division, IVRI Izatnagar,Bareilly, (Uttar Pradesh) 243 122

Fisheries ScienceDr Neeraj KumarScientist, National Institute of Abiotic Stress Management ,Malegaon,Baramati Pune (Maharashtra) 413 115

Dr Vikas Pattath AyyappanPattath House, ThazhkkadP.O.Trichur (Kerala) 680 697

Social SciencesDr Sanjit MaitiScientist NRC on YakDirang, West Kameng District(Arunachal Pradesh) 790101

Dr Venkatesh PalanisamyScientist, Division of Agricultural EconomicsIndian Agricultural Research Institute, Pusa,New Delhi 110 012

AWARDS AWARDEES

APPENDICES


Jagjivan Ram Abhinav Kisan Puruskar / NationalJagjivan Ram Innovative Farmer Award Shri Dipen Kumar Mukundbhai Shah(National/Zonal) 2014 879, Shah’s Street, Near Rameshwar Temple Ta &Distt.

Anand, P.O. Kunjrao (Gujarat) 388 335

Zone 1 Major Manmohan Singh VerkaD-107, Ranjit Avenue,Amritsar-142001, Punjab

Zone 2 Smt. Anita Kumari,W/o Sh. Sanjay Kumar, Vill.-Anantpur,P.O. Madhopur P.S.Chandi (Nalanda) 803 108

Zone 4 Sh. Sethpal SinghVill.-Nandifiorjpur, Post-NandifirojpurDistrict-Saharanpur (Uttar Pradesh)

Zone 7 Sh Subrat Ranjan PrustiNalini, 3/A, Budheswari AreaBhubaneshwar (Odisha) 751 006

Zone 8 Sh Prakash K.S.Sharanappa N, Kuremaganahalli, Chatnahalli (Post),Harapanahalli (Tq),District Davanagere (Karnataka) 583 125

N.G. Ranga Farmer Award for Shri Gurpreet Singh ShergillDiversified Agriculture 2014 Village Majhal Khurd,

P.O.-Panjola,Dist.- Patiala, Punjab

Dr Rajendra Prasad Puruskar for Crop and Horticultural Sciencestechnical books in Hindi in D. R. Bhardwaj,Agricultural and Allied Sciences 2014 Indian Institute of Vegetable Research,

P.B. No.1, Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh) 221 005

NRM and Agricultural EngineeringDr Shiv PrasadIndian Agricultural Research InstituteNew Delhi 110 012

Aarti Bhatia (Associate)Indian Agricultural Research InstituteNew Delhi 110 012

Nivita Jain (Associate)Indian Agricultural Research InstituteNew Delhi 110 012

Swami Sahajanand Saraswati Outstanding Dr Rakesh Kumar YadavExtension Scientist Award 2014 Subject Matter Specialist (PP)

RajmataVijayaraje Scindia Krishi Vishwa VidhyalayaKrishi Vigyan Kendra, Jhabua (Madhya Pradesh)

Dr S.K. MetiProfessor and HeadDepartment of Agricultural ExtensionUniversity of Agricultural SciencesRaichur (Karnataka ) 580 002

Best Krishi Vigyan Kendra Awards 2014 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Hadonahalli(National & Zonal) National Thubagere Hobli, Doddaballapura Taluk

Bangalore Rural DistrictKarnataka-561205

Zone I Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kulluat BajauraDist.Kullu (Himachal Pradesh) 751251

Zone II Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Saran,Manjhi, PO-Manjhi, District-Saran (Bihar) 841 313

AWARDS AWARDEES

APPENDICES


Zone III Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Nalbari,P.O. Milanpur Nalbari (Asom) 781337

Zone IV Krishi Vigyan Kendra, SargatiaSeorahi, Kushinagar-274406,Uttar Pradesh

Zone V Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Yagantipalle Village,BanaganapallemandalKurnool district (Andhra Pradesh)

Zone VII Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Surguja,Ajirma, Post-Raghwapuri, Tehsil-Ambikapur,Dist. Surguja (Chhattisgarh)

Zone VIII Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Palakkad,Mele Pattambi(PO),Palakkad District (Kerala) 679 306

Vasantrao Naik Award for Research Dr B.K. RamachandrappaApplication in Agriculture 2014 Chief Scientist, AICRP for Dryland Agriculture

University of Agricultural SciencesGKVK Campus Bengaluru (Karnataka) 560 065

Dr M.A. Shankar (Associate)AICRP for Dryland AgricultureUniversity of Agricultural SciencesGKVK Campus Bengaluru (Karnataka) 560 065

Dr M.N. Thimmegowda (Associate)AICRP for Dryland AgricultureUniversity of Agricultural SciencesGKVK Campus Bengaluru (Karnataka) 560 065

Dr A. Sathish (Associate)AICRP for Dryland AgricultureUniversity of Agricultural SciencesGKVK CampusBengaluru (Karnataka) 560 065

Mr B.N. Jagadeesh (Associate)AICRP for Dryland AgricultureUniversity of Agricultural SciencesGKVK CampusBengaluru (Karnataka) 560 065

Dr Ch. Srinivasa Rao (Associate)DirectorCentral Research Institute for Dryland AgricultureSantoshnagar, SaidabadP.O. Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh) 500059

NASI-ICAR Award 2014 Dr Ravindra NaikSenior ScientistCentral Institute of Agricultural EngineeringIndustrial Extension Project CentreCoimbatore (Tamil Nadu) 641 003

Hari Om Ashram Trust Award 2012-13 Crop and Horticultural SciencesDr Amaresh ChandraPrincipal Scientist& HeadIndian Institute of Sugarcane ResearchLucknow ( Uttar Pradesh) 226 002

Dr Radha Jain(Associate)Principal ScientistIndian Institute of Sugarcane ResearchLucknow ( Uttar Pradesh) 226 002

Dr S. Solomon (Associate)Director, Division of Plant Physiology and Biochemistry,Indian Institute of Sugarcane ResearchLucknow ( Uttar Pradesh) 226 002

AWARDS AWARDEES

APPENDICES


Natural Resource Management and AgriculturalEngineeringDr Ch. Srinivasa RaoDirectorCentral Research Institute for Dryland AgricultureSantoshnagar, SaidabadP.O. Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh) 500059

Dr B. Venkateswarlu (Associate)Vice ChancellorVasantrao Naik Marathwada Krishi VidyapeethParbhani (Maharashtra) 431 402

Animal and Fisheries SciencesDr Jashbhai Bhikhabhai Prajapati,Professor & Head, Department of Dairy Microbiology SMCCollege of Dairy ScienceAnand Agricultural UniversityAnand (Gujarat) 388110

Chaudhary Charan Singh Award 2014 Sh. Arvind Kumar SinghAssistant Editor, Rajya Sabha Television- Electronic

Shri Surendra Prasad SinghDeputy Bureau Chief, National Bureau, Dainik Jagran, NewDelhi - Print Media

Sh. Arvind Kumar SinghPrincipal Correspondent, Hindustan, HT-Group, 18-0, K.G.Marg, New Delhi- For Hindi Journalism -Print Media

Smt. Gargi ParsaiAssociate Editor, The Hindu, New Delhi, G-5 PressApartments, 23 IP Extension, Delhi- For English Journalism -Print Media

Smt. Madhvi SallySpecial Correspondent, The Economic Times, New Delhi,K-6, Fine Home Apartments, Beside Supreme Enclave, MayurVihar Phase I, New Delhi- For English Journalism-PrintMedia

Shri Jai Prakash SinghSenior Producer Annadata, ETV Network, 1st Floor, SP-3Building, Romoji Film City, Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh)501512-Electronic Media

Awards for best workers of the ICAR Sh. Avinash KalankeAdministrative category Upper Division Clerk

Directorate of Soybean ResearchKhandwa Road, Indore (Madhya Pradesh) 452 001

Smt. Lizette NoronhaPrivate Secretary,Central Coastal Agricultural Research Institute,Ela, Old Goa, Goa-403402

Sh. Brishketu SinghAssistant, National Onstitute of High security AnimalDiesease, (OIE Reference Lab for avian Influenza),Anand Nagar,Kolkata Road, BhopalMadhya Pradesh 462 021

Smt. Suman KhannaSrenographer (Hindi + English),Indian Agriculktural Statistical Research Institute,Library Avenue, Pusa, New Delhi

AWARDS AWARDEES

APPENDICES


Shri Ravi PrakashUnder Secretary (Protocol)ICAR Hqrs.,Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi

Shri Chiranjee LalAssistant and Confidential Assistant to Director,National Dairy Research Institute,Deemed University,Karnal , Haryana 132001

Technical category Dr Randhir SinghChief Technical Officer,Central Soil Salinity Research InstituteZarifa Farm, Kachhwa RoadKarnal, Haryana 132 001

Shri Harish Chandra YadavSenior Technical Officer,Indian Veterinary Research Institute,Izatnagar-243122, Uttar Pradesh

Supporting category Shri Trilok Singh BalmikiSkilled Supporting Staff,National Research Centre for Orchids,Pakyong-737106, Sikkim

Shri Manak Lal KiraduSkilled Supporting Staff,NRC on Camel, Post Bag No. 7,Jorbeer, Bikaner-334001, Rajasthan

Shri P. ChidambaramSkilled Supporting Staff,Central Institute for Cotton ResearchR.S. Coimbatore

Shri Anga DhanarajuSkilled Supporting Staff,Indian Institute of Oil Palm researchPedavegi-534450,West Godavari Dist. (Andhra Pradesh)

Sh. Rampal SainiSkilled Supporting Staff,Dairy Technology Division,National Dairy Research InstituteKarnal-132001, Haryana

Sh. Prahlad SinghSkilled Supporting Staff,Directorate of Soyabean Research, Khandwa Road,Indore-452001, Madhya Pradesh

AWARDS AWARDEES

APPENDIX 12

RESULTS-FRAMEWORK DOCUMENT FOR DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION (2014-2015)

RFDResults-Framework Document

forDepartment of Agricultural Research and Education

(2014-2015)

Section 1Vision, Mission, Functions and Objectives

Vision

Harnessing science and technology to ensure sustained accessibility to food, nutrition, livelihood securityand natural resource management.

Mission

Interfacing agricultural research and technology, higher education and front-line extension initiatives withinstitutional, infrastructural and policy support for sustainable growth of agriculture.

Functions

1 To develop Public-Private-Partnerships in developing seeds, planting materials, vaccines, feed formulations,value added products, agricultural machinery etc.

2 To serve as a repository in agriculture sector and develop linkages with national and international organizationsas per the needs and current trends.

3 To plan, coordinate and monitor research for enhancing production and productivity of agriculture sector.4 To enhance quality of higher education in agriculture sector.5 Technology generation, commercialization and transfer to end users.6 Human resource development and capacity building.

Objectives

1 Utilizing frontier research in identified areas/programs for improved harnessing of genetic resources andbiotechnology usage for agriculture and development of plant varieties.

2 Development and strengthening of higher agricultural education.3 Improving natural resource management and input use efficiency.4 Frontline agricultural extension through technology assessment and demonstration.5 Farm mechanization, post-harvest management and value addition.6 Assessment and monitoring of fishery resources.7 Knowledge management in agriculture.8 IP management and commercialization of technologies.9 To develop and sustain excellence in basic and strategic research for providing knowledge support in the

NARS for technology solution.* Efficient Functioning of the RFD System.* Enhanced Transparency / Improved Service delivery of Ministry/Department.* Reforming Administration.* Improve compliance with the Financial Accountability Framework.


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Col

lect

ion,

[1.1

.1]

Ger

mpl

asm

con

serv

ed u

nder

Nu

mb

er

1.3

65

50

05

00

04

50

04

00

03

50

0in

ide

ntifi

ed a

reas

/pro

gram

sch

arac

teri

zatio

n,lo

ng t

erm

sto

rage

for

impr

oved

har

ness

ing

cons

erva

tion

and

(oth

er c

rops

)of

gen

etic

res

ourc

esde

velo

pmen

t of

gen

etic

and

biot

echn

olog

y us

age

reso

urce

sfo

r ag

ricu

lture

and

deve

lopm

ent

of p

lant

var

ietie

s[1

.1.2

]G

erm

plas

m c

olle

cted

Nu

mb

er

1.3

64

60

40

03

40

28

02

20

(hor

ticul

tura

l cr

ops)

[1.2

]E

valu

atio

n of

gen

etic

[1.2

.1]

Ger

mpl

asm

/ b

reed

ing

Nu

mb

er

1.3

63

90

00

37

00

03

50

00

33

00

03

10

00

reso

urce

s /

impr

oved

lines

eva

luat

edva

riet

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for

suita

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crop

hus

band

ryp

ract

ice

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[1.3

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evel

opm

ent

of[1

.3.1

]V

arie

ties

iden

tifie

d by

Nu

mb

er

1.3

65

04

54

03

53

0im

prov

ed v

arie

ties

AIC

RP

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ieta

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mitt

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and

cash

cro

ps)

[1.3

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ietie

s id

entif

ied

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um

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r1

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19

17

15

13

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AIC

RP

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l Id

entif

icat

ion

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mitt

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eeds

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um

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r1

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22

20

18

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l Id

entif

icat

ion

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mitt

ees

(fru

its,

vege

tabl

es,

flow

ers

and

spic

es)

[1.4

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rodu

ctio

n of

[1.4

.1]

Qua

ntity

of

bree

der

seed

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inta

ls1

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00

00

85

00

08

00

00

75

00

07

00

00

bree

der

seed

,pr

oduc

ed (

othe

r cr

ops)

othe

r se

eds

and

plan

ting

mat

eria

ls

[1.4

.2]

Qua

ntity

of

bree

der

see

dQ

uin

tals

1.1

93

67

50

36

25

03

57

50

35

25

03

47

50

prod

uced

(ho

rtic

ultu

ral

crop

s)

[1.4

.3]

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ntin

g m

ater

ials

pro

duce

dN

umbe

r1.

194

13

93

73

53

3an

nual

ly(i

n la

khs)

APPENDICES


Targ

et/C

rite

ria

Val

ue

Obj

ectiv

esW

eigh

tA

ctio

nS

ucce

ss I

ndic

ator

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lent

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y G

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0%

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0%

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%

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loni

ng a

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enes

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ned

and

Nu

mb

er

1.1

91

51

29

63

cha

ract

eri

zatio

nch

ara

cte

rize

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gen

es

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]Id

entif

icat

ion

of[1

.6.1

]G

enet

ic m

arke

rs i

dent

ified

Num

ber

1.19

54

32

1ge

netic

mar

kers

and

and

diag

nost

ics

kits

prod

uctio

n of

de

velo

pe

ddi

agno

stic

kits

for

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and

pou

ltry

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ases

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gnos

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adul

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en

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lluta

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visi

onin

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lets

to

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mb

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1.1

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ctio

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visi

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day

old

/ 6

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mb

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96

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5.6

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as w

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as 6

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(in

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old

chi

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farm

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en

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s

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evel

opm

ent

and

17

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ccre

dita

tion

/[2

.1.1

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nive

rsiti

es g

rant

edN

um

be

r1

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87

65

4st

reng

then

ing

of h

ighe

rE

xten

sion

of

accr

edita

tion

/ ex

tens

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agri

cultu

ral

educ

atio

nac

cred

itatio

n of

of a

ccre

dita

tion

agri

cultu

ral

un

ive

rsiti

es

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rant

of

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ello

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ips

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ded

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mb

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51

41

31

21

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atio

nal

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ject

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avai

labi

lity

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com

pete

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andi

date

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dian

and

for

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de

nts

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rant

of

JRF

and

[2.3

.1]

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low

ship

s gr

ante

d ev

ery

Num

ber

3.40

66

56

45

62

56

05

58

5S

RF

to

stud

ents

year

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bjec

t to

ava

ilabi

lity

of c

ompe

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can

dida

tes)

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peri

entia

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stab

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of e

xper

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mb

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02

52

32

11

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arni

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ount

rel

ease

d as

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rce

nt

3.4

01

00

90

80

70

60

per

allo

catio

n

APPENDICES


Tar

get/

Cri

teri

a V

alue

Ob

ject

ive

sW

eig

ht

Act

ion

Suc

cess

Ind

icat

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nit

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tE

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ery

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rP

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10

0%

90

%8

0%

70

%6

0%

[2.6

]C

apac

ity b

uild

ing

and

[2.6

.1]

Fac

ulty

tra

ined

Num

ber

2.55

1950

1900

1850

1800

1750

facu

lty u

p-gr

adat

ion

[2.7

]C

reat

ion

/ co

ntin

uatio

n[2

.7.1

]C

ontin

ued

supp

ort

for

Nu

mb

er

1.7

02

72

52

32

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cen

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und

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istin

g ce

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t of

new

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(NA

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cent

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of N

AE

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prov

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ral

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oil

reso

urce

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l re

sour

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aps

incl

udin

gN

umbe

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402

01

81

61

41

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sour

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anag

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teri

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deve

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put

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appi

ngat

diff

eren

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ales

[3.2

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tegr

ated

nut

rien

t[3

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echn

olog

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for

impr

ovin

gN

umbe

r2.

728

76

54

man

agem

ent

(IN

M)

soil

heal

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nd n

utri

ent

use

eff

icie

nci

es

[3.2

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Dev

elop

ing

INM

pac

kage

sN

um

be

r2

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10

98

76

for

diff

eren

t ag

ro-e

co r

egio

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the

cou

ntry

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tegr

ated

wat

er[3

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echn

olog

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for

enha

ncin

gN

um

be

r1

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54

32

1m

anag

emen

t (I

WM

)w

ater

/ i

rrig

atio

n us

ee

ffic

ien

cie

s

[3.3

.2]

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hnol

ogie

s fo

r w

ater

Num

ber

1.76

43

21

0ha

rves

ting

stor

age

and

grou

ndw

ater

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harg

e

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e re

silie

nt[3

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evel

opm

ent/

iden

tific

atio

n of

Nu

mb

er

2.4

01

09

87

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ricu

lture

vari

etie

s/br

eeds

for

clim

ate

resi

lienc

e at

diff

eren

t lo

catio

ns

[3.4

.2]

Pro

gram

s or

gani

zed

for

Nu

mb

er

1.1

23

02

52

01

51

0de

velo

ping

tra

ined

man

pow

erin

res

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h an

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chno

logy

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sem

ina

tion

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aren

ess

build

ing

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umbe

r1.

121

10

10

09

08

07

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in

agri

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icul

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ers

thro

ugh

trai

ning

s /

de

mo

nst

ratio

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acity

bui

ldin

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r[4

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s an

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ontli

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51

10

00

01

00

00

09

00

00

80

00

07

00

00

exte

nsio

n th

roug

hte

chno

logy

app

licat

ion

dem

onst

ratio

ns c

ondu

cted

tech

nolo

gy a

sses

smen

tby

KV

Ks

and

dem

onst

ratio

n

APPENDICES


Tar

get/

Cri

teri

a V

alue

Ob

ject

ive

sW

eig

ht

Act

ion

Suc

cess

Ind

icat

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nit

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ght

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ery

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dG

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rP

oor

10

0%

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%8

0%

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%6

0%

[4.1

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Far

mer

s, f

arm

wom

en,

Num

ber

4.50

14

13.5

13

12.5

12

rura

l yo

uth

and

exte

nsio

n(i

n la

khs)

pers

onne

l tr

aine

d by

KV

Ks

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arm

mec

hani

zatio

n,6

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o de

velo

p /

refin

e[5

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quip

men

t de

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Nu

mb

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1.5

02

22

12

01

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st-h

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anag

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mer

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be

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cols

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cess

pro

toco

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evel

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Nu

mb

er

1.5

01

61

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21

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for

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uct

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and

im

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lity

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evel

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alue

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rodu

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Fis

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ber

of e

xplo

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mb

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01

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of f

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Num

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2.50

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80

70

60

50

com

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izat

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con

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51

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64

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ain

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bas

ic a

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trat

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/ s

trat

egic

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n ag

ricu

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know

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e su

ppor

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the

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for

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258

07

06

05

04

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als

final

ly s

elec

ted

APPENDICES


Tar

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ion

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nsib

ility

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tres

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spo

nsi

bili

ty%

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00

95

90

85

80

with

RF

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n R

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entr

es c

over

ed

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reed

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n%

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09

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app

rove

d In

nova

tion

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ion

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ns (

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s)

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prov

e co

mpl

ianc

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ely

subm

issi

on o

f A

TN

sP

erce

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e of

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Ns

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80

70

60

with

the

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anci

alon

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it pa

ras

of C

&A

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due

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eA

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mew

ork

(4 m

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s) f

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dat

e of

pres

enta

tion

of R

epor

t to

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liam

ent

by C

AG

dur

ing

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year

.

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ely

subm

issi

on o

f A

TR

sP

erce

ntag

e of

AT

RS

%0.

251

00

90

80

70

60

to t

he P

AC

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tt.

on P

AC

subm

itted

with

in d

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ate

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po

rts.

(6 m

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dat

e of

pres

enta

tion

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liam

ent

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year

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ly d

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stan

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as o

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spos

ed o

ff d

urin

gC

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the

year

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befo

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ly d

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RS

dis

pose

d of

f du

ring

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liam

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the

year

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fore

31.

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14

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get/

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teri

a V

alue

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ject

ive

sW

eig

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cess

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icat

orU

nit

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elle

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rP

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0%

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APPENDICES


Ob

ject

ive

sW

eig

ht

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ion

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cess

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icat

ors

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tA

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ua

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et

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ject

ed

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ject

ed

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e fo

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valu

e fo

rva

lue

for

valu

e fo

rF

Y 1

2/13

FY

13/

14F

Y 1

4/15

FY

15/

16F

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6/17

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tiliz

ing

fron

tier

rese

arch

17

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olle

ctio

n,[1

.1.1

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plas

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rved

und

erN

um

be

r3

90

95

00

05

00

05

00

05

00

0in

ide

ntifi

ed a

reas

/pro

gram

sch

arac

teri

zatio

n,lo

ng t

erm

sto

rage

(ot

her

crop

s)fo

r im

prov

ed h

arne

ssin

gco

nser

vatio

n an

dof

gen

etic

res

ourc

es a

ndde

velo

pmen

t of

biot

echn

olog

y us

age

for

gene

tic r

esou

rces

agri

cultu

re a

nd d

evel

opm

ent

of p

lant

var

ietie

s

[1.1

.2]

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mpl

asm

col

lect

edN

um

be

r3

15

40

04

00

40

54

10

(hor

ticul

tura

l cr

ops)

[1.2

]E

valu

atio

n of

gen

etic

[1.2

.1]

Ger

mpl

asm

/ b

reed

ing

Nu

mb

er

25

00

35

00

03

70

00

37

00

03

70

00

reso

urce

s /

impr

oved

lines

eva

luat

edva

riet

ies

for

suita

ble

crop

hus

band

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ract

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[1.3

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evel

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ent

of[1

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arie

ties

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tifie

d by

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mb

er

03

54

54

54

5im

prov

ed v

arie

ties

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RP

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ieta

lsu

ited

to d

iver

seId

entif

icat

ion

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mitt

ees

agro

-eco

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ood,

fod

der

and

cash

cro

ps)

[1.3

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Var

ietie

s id

entif

ied

byN

um

be

r0

15

17

17

17

AIC

RP

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ieta

lId

entif

icat

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mitt

ees

(oils

eeds

& p

ulse

s)

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ietie

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entif

ied

byN

um

be

r1

81

82

02

12

2A

ICR

P V

arie

tal

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tific

atio

n C

omm

ittee

s(f

ruits

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geta

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wer

s an

d sp

ices

)

[1.4

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rodu

ctio

n of

[1.4

.1]

Qua

ntity

of

bree

der

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inta

ls9

92

70

85

00

08

50

00

85

00

08

50

00

bree

der

seed

,se

ed p

rodu

ced

othe

r se

eds

and

(oth

er c

rops

)pl

antin

g m

ater

ials

[1.4

.2]

Qua

ntity

of

bree

der

Qui

ntal

s3

60

00

36

00

03

62

50

36

50

03

67

50

seed

pro

duce

d

Sec

tio

n 3

Tre

nd

Val

ues

of

the

Su

cces

s In

dic

ato

rs

APPENDICES


(hor

ticul

tura

l cr

ops)

[1.4

.3]

Pla

ntin

g m

ater

ials

Num

ber

40.5

41

39

39.1

39.2

prod

uced

ann

ually

(in

lakh

s)

[1.5

]C

loni

ng a

nd[1

.5.1

]G

enes

clo

ned

and

Nu

mb

er

51

31

21

21

4ch

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tion

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ract

eri

zed

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enes

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entif

icat

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of[1

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enet

ic m

arke

rsN

umbe

r0

04

45

gene

tic m

arke

rs a

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entif

ied

and

prod

uctio

n of

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gnos

ticdi

agno

stic

s ki

tski

ts f

or l

ives

tock

and

deve

lope

dpo

ultr

y di

seas

esdi

agno

sis,

adu

ltera

nts

and

envi

ronm

enta

lp

ollu

tan

ts

[1.7

]P

rodu

ctio

n of

pig

lets

[1.7

.1]

Pro

visi

onin

g of

Nu

mb

er

27

79

19

50

28

00

33

00

38

00

(8-1

2 w

eeks

of

age)

pigl

ets

to f

arm

ers

and

deve

lopm

ent

ag

en

cie

s

[1.8

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rodu

ctio

n of

day

[1.8

.1]

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visi

onin

g of

da

yN

um

be

r6

.17

6.5

6.2

6.4

6.6

old

as w

ell

as 6

old

/ 6

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ld(i

n la

khs)

wee

ks o

ld c

hick

sch

icks

to

farm

ers

and

deve

lopm

ent

agen

cies

2D

evel

opm

ent

and

17

[2.1

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ccre

dita

tion

/[2

.1.1

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nive

rsiti

es g

rant

edN

um

be

r7

67

88

stre

ngth

enin

g of

hig

her

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ensi

on o

fa

ccre

dita

tion

/ext

en

sio

nag

ricu

ltura

l ed

ucat

ion

accr

edita

tion

ofof

acc

redi

tatio

nag

ricu

ltura

l un

iver

sitie

s

[2.2

]G

rant

of

ICA

R[2

.2.1

]F

ello

wsh

ips

awar

ded

Nu

mb

er

14

14

14

14

14

Inte

rnat

iona

l(s

ubje

ct t

o av

aila

bilit

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llow

ship

s to

of c

ompe

tent

can

dida

tes)

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an a

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n st

uden

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rant

of

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and

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.1]

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low

ship

s gr

ante

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umbe

r6

58

64

06

45

65

06

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uden

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ery

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avai

labi

lity

of c

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can

did

ate

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stab

lishm

ent

ofN

um

be

r2

52

12

33

03

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peri

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l le

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entia

l le

arni

ngu

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un

its

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ject

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igh

tA

ctio

nS

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ss i

ndic

ator

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tA

ctu

al

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ua

lT

arg

et

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ject

ed

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ject

ed

valu

e fo

rva

lue

for

valu

e fo

rva

lue

for

valu

e fo

rF

Y 1

2/13

FY

13/

14F

Y 1

4/15

FY

15/

16F

Y 1

6/17

APPENDICES


[2.5

]R

elea

se o

f fu

nds

[2.5

.1]

Am

ount

rel

ease

d as

Pe

rce

nt

00

90

90

90

per

allo

catio

n

[2.6

]C

apac

ity b

uild

ing

[2.6

.1]

Fac

ulty

tra

ined

Nu

mb

er

95

81

85

01

90

01

95

02

00

0an

d fa

culty

up-

gra

da

tion

[2.7

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reat

ion/

cont

inua

tion

[2.7

.1]

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tinue

d su

ppor

t fo

rN

um

be

r2

22

22

52

83

0of

the

cen

tres

und

erth

e ex

istin

g ce

ntre

sN

iche

Are

a of

and

esta

blis

hmen

t of

Exc

elle

nce

(NA

E)

new

cen

tres

of

NA

E

3Im

prov

ing

natu

ral

16

[3.1

]S

oil

reso

urce

[3.1

.1]

Soi

l re

sour

ce m

aps

Nu

mb

er

01

91

81

92

0re

sour

ce m

anag

emen

tch

arac

teri

zatio

n an

din

clud

ing

them

atic

and

inpu

t us

e ef

ficie

ncy

map

ping

map

s de

velo

ped

atdi

ffer

ent

scal

es

[3.2

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tegr

ated

nut

rien

t[3

.2.1

]T

echn

olog

ies

for

Nu

mb

er

48

78

8m

anag

emen

t (I

NM

)im

prov

ing

soil

heal

than

d nu

trie

nt u

see

ffic

ien

cie

s

[3.2

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Dev

elop

ing

INM

Num

ber

91

49

99

pack

ages

for

diff

eren

tag

ro-e

co r

egio

ns o

fth

e co

untr

y

[3.3

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tegr

ated

wat

er[3

.3.1

]T

echn

olog

ies

for

Nu

mb

er

53

45

5m

anag

emen

t (I

WM

)en

hanc

ing

wat

er /

irri

gatio

n us

e ef

ficie

ncie

s

[3.3

.2]

Tec

hnol

ogie

s fo

rN

um

be

r8

33

44

wat

er h

arve

stin

gst

orag

e an

dgr

ound

wat

er r

echa

rge

[3.4

]C

limat

e re

silie

nt[3

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]D

eve

lop

me

nt/

ide

ntif

ica

tion

Nu

mb

er

11

99

10

10

agri

cultu

reof

var

ietie

s/br

eeds

for

clim

ate

resi

lienc

e at

diff

eren

t lo

catio

ns

[3.4

.2]

Pro

gram

s or

gani

zed

for

Nu

mb

er

02

52

52

73

0de

velo

ping

tra

ined

man

pow

erin

res

earc

h an

d te

chno

logy

dis

sem

ina

tion

[3.4

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Aw

aren

ess

build

ing

on

Nu

mb

er

15

01

20

10

01

05

11

0

Ob

ject

ive

We

igh

tA

ctio

nS

ucce

ss i

ndic

ator

Uni

tA

ctu

al

Act

ua

lT

arg

et

Pro

ject

ed

Pro

ject

ed

valu

e fo

rva

lue

for

valu

e fo

rva

lue

for

valu

e fo

rF

Y 1

2/13

FY

13/

14F

Y 1

4/15

FY

15/

16F

Y 1

6/17

APPENDICES


clim

ate

chan

ge i

n ag

ricu

lture

,ho

rtic

ultu

re,

lives

tock

,fis

heri

es e

tc.

amon

gst

stak

eho

lder

s th

roug

h tr

aini

ngs

/d

em

on

stra

tion

s

4F

ront

line

agri

cultu

ral

9[4

.1]

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acity

bui

ldin

g[4

.1.1

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n-fa

rm t

rial

s an

d fr

ontli

neN

umbe

r0

010

0000

1100

0011

5000

exte

nsio

n th

roug

hfo

r te

chno

logy

dem

onst

ratio

ns c

ondu

cted

tech

nolo

gy a

sses

smen

tap

plic

atio

nby

KV

Ks

and

dem

onst

ratio

n[4

.1.2

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arm

ers,

far

m w

omen

,N

umbe

r0

013

.51

414

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ral

yout

h an

d ex

tens

ion

(in

lakh

s)pe

rson

nel

trai

ned

by K

VK

s

5F

arm

mec

hani

zatio

n,6

[5.1

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o de

velo

p /

refin

e[5

.1.1

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quip

men

t de

velo

ped/

refin

edN

um

be

r1

92

12

12

22

2po

st-h

arve

st m

anag

emen

teq

uipm

ents

for

cro

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d va

lue

addi

tion

prod

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dp

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com

mer

cial

[5.2

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mer

cial

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t re

port

sN

umbe

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21

51

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roce

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roto

cols

for

[5.3

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Pro

cess

pro

toco

ls d

evel

oped

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mb

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12

12

14

15

15

prod

uct

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lopm

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stor

age,

saf

ety

and

impr

oved

qua

lity

[5.4

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evel

opm

ent

/[5

.4.1

]V

alue

-add

ed p

rodu

cts

Nu

mb

er

16

14

17

18

18

refin

emen

t of

ag

ro-p

rod

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s

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sses

smen

t an

d m

onito

ring

5[6

.1]

Fis

h re

sour

ces

[6.1

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Num

ber

of e

xplo

ratio

ns/

Nu

mb

er

12

81

20

12

01

30

14

0of

fis

hery

res

ourc

esas

sess

men

t an

d ec

o- s

urve

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arri

ed o

utsy

stem

mon

itori

ng

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now

ledg

e m

anag

emen

t5

[7.1

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isse

min

atio

n of

[7.1

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nt a

nd e

lect

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cN

um

be

r0

24

92

45

25

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in a

gric

ultu

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icat

ion

/ pr

oduc

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ectr

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mod

ebr

ough

t ou

t

8IP

man

agem

ent

and

5[8

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ents

and

oth

er[8

.1.1

]A

pplic

atio

ns f

iled

Nu

mb

er

10

51

07

80

90

10

0co

mm

erci

aliz

atio

n of

IPR

titl

este

chn

olo

gie

s[8

.2]

Par

tner

ship

[8.2

.1]

Par

tner

s id

entif

ied

Nu

mb

er

16

31

50

13

01

40

15

0de

velo

pmen

t in

clud

ing

licen

sing

of

ICA

Rte

chn

olo

gie

s

Ob

ject

ive

We

igh

tA

ctio

nS

ucce

ss i

ndic

ator

Uni

tA

ctu

al

Act

ua

lT

arg

et

Pro

ject

ed

Pro

ject

ed

valu

eva

lue

valu

eva

lue

for

valu

e fo

rF

Y 1

2/13

FY

13/

14F

Y 1

4/15

FY

15/

16F

Y 1

6/17

APPENDICES


9T

o de

velo

p an

d5

[9.1

]T

o cr

eate

aw

aren

ess

[9.1

.1]

Suc

cess

rat

e of

con

cept

Pe

rce

nt

10

18

10

12

13

sust

ain

exce

llenc

e in

of t

he n

eed

and

natu

reno

tes

subm

itted

basi

c an

d st

rate

gic

of b

asic

/ s

trat

egic

rese

arch

for

pro

vidi

ngre

sear

ch i

n ag

ricu

lture

know

ledg

e su

ppor

t in

the

NA

RS

for

tech

nolo

gy s

olut

ion

[9.1

.2]

Suc

cess

rat

e of

ful

lP

erce

nt8

06

77

07

27

5pr

opos

als

final

ly s

elec

ted

[9.2

]P

artn

ersh

ip[9

.2.1

]N

umbe

r of

non

-NA

RS

Nu

mb

er

13

20

13

01

35

14

0de

velo

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Section 4: Acronyms

S. No. Success indicator Description Definition Measurement General Comments

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[1.1.1] Germplasmconserved underlong term storage(other crops)

[1.1.2] Germplasmcollected(horticultural crops)

[1.2.1] Germplasm /breeding linesevaluated

[1.3.1] Varieties identifiedby AICRP VarietalIdentificationCommittees (food,fodder and cashcrops)

Diversegermplasm isthe basicrequirement tobred newimprovedvarieties.

Germplasmsare geneticresources ofhorticulturalcrops whichare source forgeneticvariability.

Source materialfor theimprovedvarieties to beevaluated.

Breeding linesare evaluatedalong withchecks inmultilocationtrials throughAll IndiaCoordinatedResearchProjects ofcrops (otherthan oil seeds& pulses) andthe bestperforming

Basic geneticresource forcropimprovement.

Germplasm iscollection ofcultivars,landraces, wildspecies etc. forconservationand utilization.

Materialgenerated fromthe basicgermplasm.

Bestperformingentriesidentified as anew variety forrelease.

Number ofGermplasm/linesconserved.

Number

Number ofbreeding linesevaluated

Number ofsuch varietiesidentified

May notincrease withevery passingyear.

Germplasmmaterial serveas base forutilization incropimprovementprograms forbreeding newvarieties.

May notincrease withevery passingyear.

Targets forvarietiesidentified givenin Section 2and theirrespectivetrend values inSection 3 mayvary as theidentification ofvarietiesdepend uponthe availabilityof superiormaterial with

AICRP All India Coordinated Research ProjectAPEDA Agricultural and Processed food Products

Export Development AuthorityAUs Agricultural UniversitiesBIS Bureau of Indian StandardsDADF Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying

and FisheriesDBT Department of Bio TechnologyDKMA Directorate of Knowledge Management in

AgricultureDNA Deoxyribonucleic AcidDoAC Department of Agriculture and CooperationDST Department of Science and TechnologyDU Deemed to be Universitye-Resources Electronic ResourcesFACE Free Air Carbon-dioxide EnrichmentFATE Free Air Temperature EnrichmentFLD Front line DemonstrationsICAR Indian Council of Agricultural ResearchICMR Indian Council of Medical ResearchICT Information and Communication TechnologyINM Integrated Nutrient ManagementIP Intellectual Property

IPNS Integrated Plant Nutrient Supply SystemsIPR Intellectual Property RightsIWM Integrated Water ManagementJRF Junior Research FellowKVK Krishi Vigyan KendraMoRD Ministry of Rural DevelopmentMoWR Ministry of Water ResourcesNAE Niche Area of ExcellenceNARS National Agricultural Research SystemNFBSFARA National Fund for Basic, Strategic and Frontier

Application Research in AgricultureNGO Non-Governmental OrganizationNHB National Horticulture BoardNHM National Horticulture MissionOFT On-Farm TrialsPGs Post GraduatesR and D Research and DevelopmentSAUs State Agricultural UniversitiesSNP Single Nucleotide PolymorphismSRF Senior Research FellowSVUs State Veterinary UniversitiesUG Under Graduate

Description and Definition of Success Indicators andProposed Measurement Methodology

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[1.3.2] Varieties identifiedby AICRP VarietalIdentificationCommittees(oilseeds & pulses)

[1.3.3] Varieties identifiedby AICRP VarietalIdentificationCommittees (fruits,vegetables, flowersand spices)

[1.4.1] Quantity of breederseed produced(other crops)

[1.4.2] Quantity of breederseed produced(horticultural crops)

Bestperformingentriesidentified as anew variety forrelease.

A variety/cultivar is aplant orgrouping ofplants selectedfor desirabletraits.

Geneticallypure seedproduced underdirect control ofplant breederand whichprovides thesource for theinitial andrecurringproduction offoundationseed.

Breeder seed,whoseproduction ispersonallysupervised bya qualifiedplant breederand is sourcefor foundationand certifiedseed.

Number ofsuch varietiesidentified

Number

Quantityproduced(Quintals)

Weight inQuintals

respect toyield, quality,resistance/tolerance tobiotic andabiotic stressesover theexistingvarieties.

Targets forvarietiesidentified givenin Section 2 andtheir respectivetrend values inSection 3 mayvary as theidentification ofvarietiesdepend uponthe availabilityof superiormaterial withrespect toyield, qualityand resistance/tolerance tobiotic andabiotic stressesover theexistingvarieties.

Varieties areresult ofbreedingimprovementscan includehigh yield,quality, betterdiseaseresistance,droughttolerance, fruitsize, etc.

Quantity mayvary as perindent fromDoAC.

Breeder seedshall begenetically sopure as toguarantee thatin thesubsequentgenerationquality shall bemaintained.


entriescompared tochecks areidentified asnew improvedvarieties forrelease.

Breeding linesare evaluatedalong withchecks inmultilocationtrials throughAll IndiaCoordinatedResearchProjects relatedto oil seedsand pulses andthe bestperformingentriescompared tochecks areidentified asnew improvedvarieties forrelease.

Varieties/cultivarsproduced bycarefulbreeding andselection fordesirablecharacteristics.

Produced fromnucleus seed,breeder seed isthe startingpoint in seedchain ofproducingquality seedsfor farmers.

Propagatingmaterial directlycontrolled bythe originatingor sponsoringplant breederof the breedingprogram orinstitution.

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[1.4.3] Planting materialsproduced annually

[1.5.1] Genes cloned andcharacterized

[1.6.1] Genetic markersidentified anddiagnostics kitsdeveloped

[1.7.1] Provisioning ofpiglets to farmersand developmentagencies

It is a processof vegetativemeans bywhich newindividualsarise withoutproduction ofseeds orspores.

Total No. ofgenes clonedandcharacterized.

A geneticmarker is agene or DNAsequence witha knownlocation on achromosomethat can beused to identifyindividuals orspecies. Todevelopsensitive testsfor detection ofcausativeagents forspecificdiseases oflivestock andpoultry as wellas adulterantsandenvironmentalpollutants inmilk, meat,water, soil andvalue addedproducts, etc.

The pigletsbeingprovisioned willserve as thebasic unit(seed) forproduction,reproduction,maintenanceandpreservation.

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In a widesense, plantingmaterial arisefrom vegetativepropagationinclude cutting,vegetative partapomixis,layering,division,budding,grafting andtissue culture.

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Geneticmarkers maybe describedas a tool toidentify as avariation whichmay arise dueto mutation oralteration in thegenomic loci.Development ofnewdiagnostics willbe need baseddependent onoccurrence /emergence /prevalence /severity of adiseasewhereas kitsfor detectionfor adulterantsandenvironmentalpollutants willbe to ensurequalityproduction,procurementand valueaddition ofanimal produce/ products tominimizeeconomiclosses.

Theprovisioning ofpiglets of highreproductiveefficiency(preferably witha pregnancyrate not lessthan 70%) ofthe sows(female pigs)and otherinputs like


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Production ofplantingmaterial ofvegetativelypropagatedhorticulturalcrops.

This is animportant stepin unravelingthe role ofindividualgenes.

A geneticmarker may bea short DNAsequence, suchas a sequencesurrounding asingle base-pair change(SNP) or along one, likemicrosatellites.Thedevelopment ofdiagnostic kitsinvolvesdelineation ofprocess(es) fordetection ofspecificdiseases oflivestock andpoultry as wellas adulterantsandenvironmentalpollutants inmilk, meat,water, soil andvalue addedproducts, etc.

The qualitygermplasm ofpiglets suppliedwill be raisedand used bythe farmers asmeans ofnutritionalsecurity andeconomicreturns and bythe StateAnimal

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The chicks/fertile eggs/beingprovisioned willserve as thebasic unit(seed) forproduction,reproduction,maintenanceandpreservation.

Accreditation isperiodicallyundertaken toensureeducationquality byAccreditationBoard, ICAR.

The fellowshipsare awarded in

qualitymanagement,balanced feed,health coverfor optimumgrowth to bemonitoredinitially weeklyweights up toweaning andthereafterfortnightlymonitoring ofweight andgrowth rate tillthe piglets areready for saleto farmers/developmentagencies.

Provisioning ofday old/6weeks oldchicks andhatching eggswould requireproduction ofmore than 70%fertile eggsfrom thebreedingpopulation andtherebyhatchability of75%. Thetarget can besuccessfullyreached if thestandardmanagementpractices,quality feedingschedule,health schedulewith closedmonitoring oftheenvironmentandmanagementstandards isdone duringthe growthperiod of thechicks and ofthe parentpopulation.


HusbandryDepartmentsfor enhancingproduction/productivity ontheir farms andformultiplicationand productionof qualitygermplasm.

The qualitygermplasm ofchick /fertileeggs suppliedwill be rearedby the famersfor egg/meatproduction forbettereconomicreturns. Thechicks ofparent lineprovisioned togovernmentfarms will serveas thereplacementstock forenhancingproduction/productivity andformultiplicationand productionof qualitygermplasm.

Educationalquality andreforms to bemeasured fromthe number ofuniversitiesaccredited andneed basedreformsundertaken.

Internationalfellowships to

[1.8.1] Provisioning of dayold / 6 weeks oldchicks to farmersand developmentagencies

[2.1.1] Universities grantedaccreditation /extension ofaccreditation

[2.2.1] Fellowshipsawarded (subject to

Number (inlakhs)

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competitivemode based onmerit.

JRF/SRF (PGs)fellowships aremeant forMaster andDoctoralprogrammerespectively inAgriculture andAllied Sciencesin competitivemode.

Experientiallearning unitsare in differentareas ofAgriculture andAllied Sciencesat college levelfor UnderGraduatestudents.

ICARdevelopmentgrant toAgriculturalUniversitiesemphasizesqualityeducation, itsrelevance andusefulness.

The trainingprogrammes


both Indian andforeignstudents areawarded incutting edgeareas forshowcasingstrength ofIndianagriculture.

JRF/SRFfellowships areawarded forattracting andretainingtalented youthstowards higheragriculturaleducationthrough AllIndiaExamination.

Experientiallearning unitsare beingestablishedacross AUs forprovidinghands ontraining anddevelopingentrepreneurshipskills amongstyouth at UGlevel.

ICAR providesgrant fordevelopmentandstrengtheningof higheragriculturaleducation toAgriculturalUniversities fortheinfrastructuredevelopmentincludingstudents’amenities andfacilities,modernizationof laboratoriesand classroomsand to facilitatecourse-curriculumdelivery andqualityassurance withenablingenvironmentand ICTsupport onyearly basis.

Capacitybuilding and

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[2.5.1] Amount releasedas per allocation

[2.6.1] Faculty trained

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facultyupgradation inneed basedareas ofagriculture andallied sciencesto bemeasured fromthe number oftrainedpersonnelthroughsummer-winterschools/shortcourses,Centres ofAdvancedFacultytrainings andniche areacentres.

Creation/continuation ofNiche Area ofExcellence forscaling up ofresearchcapabilities ofthe universitiesand promotehumanresourcedevelopment.

Soil resourceinventory &characterizationis prerequisitefor developingland useplanning.

The nutrientuse efficiencyin the countryis very low andfertilizer beinga costly input,this has to beincreased toreduce the useof fertilizer vis-à-vis cost ofproduction.

[2.7.1] Continued supportfor the existingcentres andestablishment ofnew centres ofNAE

[3.1.1] Soil resource mapsincluding thematicmaps developed atdifferent scales

[3.2.1] Technologies forimproving soilhealth and nutrientuse efficiencies

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are key tosustain qualityof agriculturaleducationthroughupdating ofknowledge andskill of faculty.

Basic elementsof Niche Areasof Excellenceare quality ofhumanresource,adequateinfrastructure,access tolatestinformation andwell developededucationaltechnologysystem.

Soil resourcemaps are therecord of soilunits delineatedon the basis ofsimilarproperties in areadableformat.

Nutrientefficiency canbe defined inagronomic,economic, orenvironmentalterms with anaim to getmaximum yieldbenefit withreduce rate ofapplicationwithoutharming theenvironment.

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Mapping will bedone atdifferent scaleusing georeferenceddata.

Nutrient useefficiency ismeasured interms of partialfactorproductivity (kgcrop yield perkg nutrientapplied) oragronomicefficiency (kgcrop yieldincrease per kgnutrientapplied) orapparentrecoveryefficiency (kgnutrient takenup per kgnutrientapplied); andphysiologicalefficiency (kg

This will ensureeffectivemonitoring andjudicious useof landresources.

Augmentingnutrient useefficiency willfacilitatereduction inuse of costlychemicalfertilizer,fertilizersubsidy burdenandenvironmentalpollution.Severaltechnologicalinterventionslike soil testbased fertilizerapplications,use of organics(enrichedcomposts,efficientbiofertilizer

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INM ispracticedencompassingconjunctive useof bothchemical andorganic nutrientsources forimproving soilhealth &sustaininghigherproductivity.

Improvingirrigation/wateruse efficiencyis aimed tosave water forbringing morearea underirrigation.

[3.2.2] Developing INMpackages fordifferent agro-ecoregions of thecountry

[3.3.1] Technologies forenhancing water /irrigation useefficiencies

IntegratedNutrientManagementrefers to themaintenance ofsoil fertility andplant nutrientsupply at anoptimum levelfor sustainingthe desiredproductivitythroughoptimization ofthe benefitsfrom all possiblesources oforganic,inorganic andbiologicalcomponents inan integratedmanner.

Irrigationefficiency is theindex ofirrigationperformancewhile water useefficiency isdefined asyield/unit ofcrop water use.

strains, cropresiduerecycling,greenmanuring),inclusion oflegume crops,mulching,resourceconservationtechnologies(RCTs), slowreleasingfertilizers,nitrificationinhibiters,fertilizerresponsivecultivars, 4Rs(right dose,source, time &method ofapplication)and nano-formulationscan improvesoil health vis-à-vis nutrientuse efficiencyto a largeextent.

To ensurebalancefertilization andsound soilhealth.

This willincrease thecrop waterproductivity.Severaltechnologicalinterventionslike waterconservationmeasures,conjunctive useof surface andground water,multiple use ofwater, efficientmicro-irrigationtechniques,

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DevelopingIntegratedPlant NutrientSupplySystems(IPNS) fordifferent crops/croppings.

To bemeasured interms ofirrigation wateruse and evapo-transpiration.

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Harvestedrainwater isharvestedthrough bioengineeringmeasures andused foraugmentingground waterlevel.

State of artfacilities likephenomics,FACE andFATE andother advancedtechniques willbe employed inidentifying thegermplasmtolerant tobiotic andabioticstresses.Similar effortswill be made incase oflivestock andfisheries foridentifyingbreeds/speciestolerant tovariousstresses.

Staff of NARSand NGOs willbe exposed tostate-of-artfacilities/techniques/tools developedwithin thecountry/abroadfor pursuing

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Groundwaterrecharge is ahydrologicprocess wherewater movesdownward fromsurface waterto groundwater.

Germplasm/varieties/livestockbreeds/fisheriesspecies thatcan toleratebiotic andabioticstresses.

Enhancing theknowledge ofscientists andofficials inunderstandingclimaticvariability andcopingstrategies.

[3.3.2] Technologies forwater harvestingstorage andgroundwaterrecharge

[3.4.1] Development/identification ofvarieties/breeds forclimate resilience atdifferent locations

[3.4.2] Programsorganized fordeveloping trainedmanpower inresearch andtechnologydissemination

Groundwaterrechargemeasurementwill be studiedthroughdevelopment oflocation specificfilter systems.

Number ofgermplasm/varieties/livestock breeds/fisheries species

Number oftrainingprogrammes

landconfiguration,irrigationscheduling,improveddelivery systemincluding nanotechniques,mulching,resourceconservationtechnologies,cropdiversificationand developing/identifyingcultivarsrequiring lesswater canimprove waterand irrigationuse efficiencyto aconsiderableextent.

Groundwaterrechargetechnique shallhelp inminimizingsurface runoffand augmentinggroundwatertable.

Increasedfrequency ofoccurrence ofweatheraberrationshavenecessitatedthe need foridentifyingtolerantgermplasm/varieties/livestockbreeds/fisheriesspecies.

Human capitaldevelopment incoping withchangingclimaticscenario.

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advanceresearch andtechnologydissemination.

The knowledgeand skills ofprimary andsecondarystakeholdersshall beenhanced byorganizingexposure visitsto on-farmtrials/demonstrationsconducted bySAUs andKVKs.

Trials anddemonstrationsconducted fortechnologytesting andproving thetechnologypotentialproduction

Capacitybuildingactivitiesrelated toknowledge andskillimprovement/developmentprogrammesconducted forfarmers, farmwomen, ruralyouth andextensionpersonnel.

Development ofneed basedfarmequipment.

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[4.1.1] On-farm trials andfrontlinedemonstrationsconducted by KVKs

[4.1.2] Farmers, farmwomen, rural youthand extensionpersonnel trainedby KVKs

[5.1.1] Equipmentdeveloped / refined

[5.2.1] Commercial testreports

[5.3.1] Process protocolsdeveloped

Exposure toadvancedtechniques inunderstandingand managingclimatic risks.

On-farm trialsaims at testingnewtechnologiesunder farmerscondition andmanagement,by usingfarmers ownpractice ascontrol.Frontlinedemonstrationis the fielddemonstrationconducted onfarmers fieldunder the closesupervision ofScientists.

Training is aprocess ofacquisition ofnew skills,attitude andknowledge inthe context ofpreparing forentry into avocation orimproving onceproductivity inan organizationor enterprise.

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Equipment orproducts fortesting

Development ofmethods tocomplete aprocess

Number ofprogrammes

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Number ofreports as perBIS standards

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[6.1.1] Number ofexplorations /surveys carried out

[7.1.1] Print and electronicpublication /products broughtout

[8.1.1] Applications filed

[8.2.1] Partners identified

[9.1.1] Success rate ofconcept notessubmitted

Development ofnew productsfrom the rawagro-produces

Explorations/surveys arecarried out toidentify new fisheryresources andlocating potentialfishing zones.

Dissemination ofknowledgeproducts likeknowledge books,periodicals,journals etc.published throughprint, electronicmode etc.

Filing of Patentsand other IPRtitles forprotection of IP.

With respect tocommercializationof technologiesand services forpromotingpartnerships withboth public andprivate sectoragencies, it isenvisaged tobring commercialethos inagriculturalresearch system.The increasingnumbers ofpartnerships overthe years pointstowards emphasison transfer ofknowledge, skillsand technologies,therebycontributing toimprovedsocioeconomicimpact fromcontribution ofICAR.

By creatingawarenessthroughworkshops, it isexpected that the

Development ofdifferent productsfrom agro-produce

Newer fisheryresources andpotential fishingareas identified.

Print publicationsare carriers ofknowledge tomasses includingstudents,scientists,researchers,policy makers,farmers etc.e-Resources arecomputerreadableproducts fortransfer ofknowledge to thetarget usergroupsin agriculturaland alliedsciences.

Protection of IPsin the form ofPatents andother IPR titles.

Partnershipdevelopmentincludes licensingof ICAR’stechnologies and/or services.

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Based on theselected conceptnotes fullproposal aredeveloped. Theproponents areactually helpedby NFBSFARA infull proposaldevelopments.Thus, the %reflects thesuccess of effortsof NFBSFARA &the awareness ofthe proponents.

One of the mainaims of theNFBSFARA is tobring in allexpertise inNARS & non-NARS institutionsin the countrythat cancontribute toagriculturalresearch. Thenumber of non-NARS scientistsgetting interestedin contributing toagriculturalresearch will bea strong measureof fulfillment ofthat aim.

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tifie

d an

ddi

agno

stic

s ki

tsd

eve

lop

ed

[1.7

.1]

Pro

visi

onin

g of

pigl

ets

to f

arm

ers

and

deve

lopm

ent

ag

en

cie

s

Inde

nt f

or q

uant

ity o

fbr

eede

r se

ed

For

up-

scal

ing

and

mon

itori

ng,

supp

ort

for

deve

lopm

ent

ofne

w d

iagn

ostic

s an

dth

eir

valid

atio

n un

der

field

con

ditio

ns a

ndim

pro

visa

tion

Req

uisi

tion

for

pig

see

d

Var

iety

wis

e in

dent

for

bree

der

seed

com

es f

rom

DoA

C

Mon

itori

ng a

ndsu

rvei

llanc

e of

lives

tock

and

pou

ltry

dise

ase

and

qual

ityas

sura

nce

of a

nim

alpr

oduc

e /

prod

ucts

ther

eby

redu

cing

econ

omic

los

ses

Var

iety

-wis

e in

dent

for

pig

seed

All

Sta

tes

Qua

ntity

of

bree

der

seed

is

prod

uced

as

per

inde

nt r

ecei

ved

from

DoA

C

Can

not

be q

uant

ified

Qua

ntity

of

pig

seed

is p

rodu

ced

as p

erth

e in

dent

Less

or

mor

e qu

antit

yof

bre

eder

see

d w

illbe

pro

duce

d as

per

inde

nt r

ecei

ved

from

Do

AC

Dev

elop

men

t of

gene

tic m

arke

rs a

nddi

agno

stic

s w

ill b

ene

ed b

ased

depe

nden

t on

occu

rren

ce /

emer

genc

e /

prev

alen

ce /

sev

erity

of a

dis

ease

lik

ely

tore

sult

in h

igh

econ

omic

los

s

Doe

s no

t af

fect

as

the

activ

ities

of

the

Div

isio

n ar

e ba

sica

llyre

sear

ch o

rien

ted

and

prod

uctio

n an

dsu

pply

is

dem

and

driv

en b

ased

on

the

man

agem

ent

/pr

oduc

tion

capa

citie

sof

the

ind

ente

rs.

How

ever

, in

cas

e of

dise

ase

outb

reak

(e.g

. S

win

e fe

ver)

,th

e ac

tivity

is

likel

y to

be a

ffec

ted

APPENDICES


Oth

ers

Oth

ers

Oth

ers

Oth

ers

[1.8

.1]

Pro

visi

onin

g of

day

old

/ 6

wee

ks o

ldch

icks

to

farm

ers

and

deve

lopm

ent

ag

en

cie

s

[5.1

.1]

Eq

uip

me

nt

deve

lope

d /

refin

ed

[5.2

.1]

Com

mer

cial

tes

tre

po

rts

[4.1

.1]

On-

farm

tri

als

and

fro

ntli

ne

de

mo

nst

ratio

ns

cond

ucte

d by

KV

Ks

Req

uisi

tion

for

poul

try

see

d

Fin

anci

al s

uppo

rt t

odi

ssem

inat

e th

ete

chno

logy

thr

ough

Fro

nt-

line

dem

onst

ratio

ns a

ndte

chno

logy

tra

nsfe

r

Ma

chin

ery

/Sa

mp

les

for

test

ing

Tec

hnol

ogy

&M

eth

od

olo

gy

back

stop

ping

fro

mS

AU

s &

IC

AR

Ins

tt.,

colla

bora

tion

for

tech

no

log

ydi

ssem

inat

ion

and

mak

ing

avai

labl

eT

echn

olog

y ne

eds

&fe

ed

ba

ck.

Var

iety

-wis

e in

dent

for

poul

try

seed

Tec

hnol

ogy

tran

sfer

thro

ug

hde

mon

stra

tions

in

the

farm

ers’

fie

ld

Com

mer

cial

tes

ting

ofe

qu

ipm

en

t/m

ach

ine

ry/

sam

ples

New

ly d

evel

oped

tech

nolo

gies

and

prov

en t

echn

olog

ies

need

ed f

orco

nduc

ting

OF

T a

ndF

LD r

espe

ctiv

ely

are

the

rese

arch

out

com

efr

om S

AU

s an

d IC

AR

Res

earc

h In

stitu

tes.

Co

ntin

uo

us

tech

no

log

yba

ckst

oppi

ng i

s ve

rym

uch

esse

ntia

l fo

rth

e K

VK

s to

pla

nth

eir

on-f

arm

tri

als

and

fron

tline

Qua

ntity

of

poul

try

seed

is

prod

uced

as

per

the

inde

nt

Can

not

be q

uant

ified

as i

t is

dep

ende

nt o

nd

em

an

d

Mac

hine

ry/s

ampl

es i

na

year

Con

tinuo

us s

uppl

yan

d up

datio

n of

tech

no

log

ies.

Pro

vidi

ng i

nfor

mat

ion

abou

t th

e te

chno

logy

requ

irem

ent

and

prob

lem

s of

the

farm

ers.

Car

ryin

g ou

tre

finem

ent

in t

hete

chno

logi

es b

ased

on t

he f

eedb

ack

and

outc

ome

of O

FT

&F

LD t

rial

s.

Lo

catio

nS

tate

Org

an

isa

tion

Org

an

isa

tion

Rel

evan

t S

ucce

ssW

hat

is y

our

Just

ifica

tion

Ple

ase

quan

tify

Wha

t ha

ppen

sT

ype

Typ

eN

ame

Indi

cato

rre

quir

emen

tfo

r th

isyo

ur r

equi

rem

ent

if yo

ur r

equi

rem

ent

from

thi

sre

quir

emen

tfr

om t

his

is n

ot m

eto

rga

nis

atio

nO

rga

nis

atio

n

Doe

s no

t af

fect

as

the

activ

ities

of

the

Div

isio

n ar

e ba

sica

llyre

sear

ch o

rien

ted

and

prod

uctio

n an

dsu

pply

is

dem

and

driv

en b

ased

on

the

man

agem

ent

/pr

oduc

tion

capa

citie

sof

the

ind

ente

rs.

How

ever

, in

cas

e of

dise

ase

outb

reak

(e.g

. B

ird

flu),

the

activ

ity i

s lik

ely

to b

ea

ffe

cte

d

Tec

hnol

ogy

tran

sfer

will

suf

fer

The

act

ivity

will

fal

lsh

ort

of t

arge

ts

The

OF

T a

nd F

LDac

tiviti

es w

ill s

uffe

rfo

r th

e w

ant

of r

ecen

tte

chno

logi

es a

ndin

nova

tions

. T

hesu

ppor

t of

Sta

teD

epar

tmen

t of

Agr

icul

ture

, A

nim

alH

usba

ndry

etc

. fo

rw

ider

dis

sem

inat

ion

of t

echn

olog

ies

in t

hefie

ld i

s ve

ry m

uch

requ

ired

, la

ck o

fw

hich

will

con

stra

int

the

up s

calin

gp

roce

ss.

APPENDICES


Oth

ers

Oth

ers

[4.1

.2]

Far

mer

s, f

arm

wom

en,

rura

l yo

uth

and

exte

nsio

npe

rson

nel

trai

ned

by K

VK

s

[7.1

.1]

Pri

nt a

nd e

lect

roni

cpu

blic

atio

n /

prod

ucts

bro

ught

ou

t

Ava

ilabi

lity

of t

rain

ing

met

hodo

logi

es a

ndne

w k

now

ledg

eco

nten

t fo

r tr

aini

ng.

Spo

nsor

ing

oftr

aine

es a

ndno

min

atio

ns o

fE

xten

sion

per

sonn

el.

Com

mun

icat

ing

the

trai

ning

nee

ds.

Pro

vidi

ng t

hein

form

atio

n ab

out

prob

lem

mag

nitu

dean

d fe

edba

ck a

bout

the

usef

ulne

ss o

f th

ep

rog

ram

s.

Sub

scri

ptio

n an

dut

iliza

tion

of t

heva

riou

s kn

owle

dge

prod

ucts

lik

e bo

oks,

new

slet

ter,

jou

rnal

sby

the

hos

tor

gani

zatio

ns l

ike

SA

Us,

KV

Ks,

IC

AR

Inst

itute

s et

c.M

anag

emen

t of

the

subs

crib

ed k

now

ledg

epr

oduc

ts b

y th

e ho

stor

gani

zatio

ns f

or t

heir

wid

er d

isse

min

atio

nam

ong

thei

r st

aff,

stud

ents

etc

.

dem

onst

ratio

ns.

Fee

dba

ck a

nd i

nfor

mat

ion

on t

echn

olog

ical

need

s he

lp t

ode

velo

p ne

ed b

ased

OF

T a

nd F

LDs.

For

pla

nnin

g an

dor

gani

zing

the

trai

ning

pro

gram

me,

the

deta

ils o

f tr

aini

ngne

eds,

the

kno

wle

dge

and

oper

atio

nal

skill

sar

e ve

ry m

uch

esse

ntia

l. S

AU

s &

ICA

R R

esea

rch

Inst

t.ar

e th

e so

urce

of

such

kno

wle

dge

cont

ent

and

skill

sw

hich

for

ms

the

cour

se m

ater

ials

for

the

trai

ning

pro

gram

s.

The

IC

AR

ins

titut

esan

d S

tate

Agr

icul

tura

lU

nive

rsiti

es c

ondu

ctre

sear

ch,

teac

hing

and

capa

city

bui

ldin

gac

tiviti

es f

or w

hich

upda

tion

of r

ecen

tkn

ow

led

ge

,in

nova

tions

, re

sear

chfin

ding

s ar

e m

ust.

The

se a

re t

heor

gani

zatio

n ut

ilize

sth

e kn

owle

dge

prod

ucts

cre

ated

by

DK

MA

.

The

det

ails

of

know

ledg

e co

nten

tan

d sk

ills

for

the

adop

tion

ofre

com

me

nd

ed

tech

nolo

gies

by

the

farm

ers

in t

heir

fie

lds.

Act

ive

part

icip

atio

nsof

far

mer

s, e

xten

sion

pers

onne

l’s a

nd r

ural

you

ths.

Sub

scri

ptio

n of

the

know

ledg

e pr

oduc

tspu

blis

hed/

brou

ght

out

by t

he D

KM

A.

Lo

catio

nS

tate

Org

an

isa

tion

Org

an

isa

tion

Rel

evan

t S

ucce

ssW

hat

is y

our

Just

ifica

tion

Ple

ase

quan

tify

Wha

t ha

ppen

sT

ype

Typ

eN

ame

Indi

cato

rre

quir

emen

tfo

r th

isyo

ur r

equi

rem

ent

if yo

ur r

equi

rem

ent

from

thi

sre

quir

emen

tfr

om t

his

is n

ot m

eto

rga

nis

atio

nO

rga

nis

atio

n

The

par

ticip

atio

n of

farm

ers,

ext

ensi

onpe

rson

nel

from

Sta

teD

epar

tmen

t an

d ru

ral

yout

h ar

e ve

ry m

uch

esse

ntia

l fo

ror

gani

zing

the

trai

ning

pro

gram

mes

.W

ithou

t ad

equa

teen

rolm

ent

of t

hepa

rtic

ipat

ion,

tra

inin

gpr

ogra

mm

es c

an n

otbe

org

aniz

ed.

Lack

of

adeq

uate

inf

orm

atio

nab

out

rece

ntkn

owle

dge

and

skill

sre

quir

ed f

or t

head

optio

n of

new

lyre

com

me

nd

ed

tech

nolo

gies

will

cons

trai

nts

the

desi

gnin

g of

tra

inin

gp

rog

ram

me

s.

Unl

ess,

the

SA

Us

and

ICA

R I

nstit

utes

take

ade

quat

e st

eps

for

subs

crib

ing

and

effe

ctiv

e ut

iliza

tion

ofva

riou

s kn

owle

dge

prod

ucts

, it

is n

otfe

asib

le t

o re

ach

the

user

s lik

e st

uden

ts,

rese

arc

he

rs,

acad

emic

sta

ff,

exte

nsio

nfu

nctio

nari

es e

tc.

APPENDICES


Sect

ion

6

Ou

tco

me

/Im

pa

ct

of

act

ivit

ies

of

de

pa

rtm

en

t/m

inis

try

Out

com

e/Im

pact

of

Join

tly r

espo

nsib

le f

orS

ucc

ess

Un

it2

01

2-

20

13

-2

01

4-

20

15

-2

01

6-

De

pa

rtm

en

t/M

inis

try

influ

enci

ng t

his

outc

ome

/In

dica

tor

20

13

20

14

20

15

20

16

20

17

impa

ct w

ith t

he f

ollo

win

gde

part

men

t (s

) /

min

istr

y(ie

s)

1U

se o

f qu

ality

se

ed

Do

AC

Qua

ntity

of

bree

der

seed

Qu

inta

ls1

35

27

01

21

00

01

21

25

01

21

50

01

21

75

0p

rod

uce

d

2H

uman

res

ourc

eF

ello

wsh

ips

gran

ted

Num

ber

65

86

40

64

56

50

65

5de

veop

men

tev

ery

year

(su

bjec

t to

avai

labi

lity

of

com

pete

ntca

nd

ida

tes)

Fac

ulty

tra

ined

Nu

mb

er

95

81

85

01

90

01

95

02

00

0

3B

ette

r ut

iliza

tion

ofT

echn

olog

ies

deve

lope

d/N

um

be

r9

11

11

13

13

natu

ral

reso

urce

sre

fined

for

im

prov

ing

soil

heal

th,

nutr

ient

use

eff

icie

ncie

san

d w

ater

pro

duct

ivity

4F

arm

mec

hani

zatio

nD

oAC

, M

inis

try

of A

gric

ultu

re,

Sta

teIm

plem

ents

dev

elop

ed/r

efin

edN

um

be

r1

92

12

12

22

2D

eptt

. of

Agr

icul

ture

Acronyms

ABST : Antibiotic Sensitivity TestAcMNPV : Autographa Californica Multiple Nucleopoly-

hedrovirusADF : Acid Detergent FibreAFC : Age at First CalvingAFLP : Amplified Fragment Length PolymorphismAGID : Agar Gel ImmunodiffusionAI : Artificial InseminationAICRP : All India Coordinated Research ProjectAINP : All India Network ProjectALV : Avian Leukosis VirusASAM : Alkaline Sulfite Anthraquinone MethanolASEAN : Association of South-East Asian NationsASF : African Swine FeverASRB : Agricultural Scientists’ Recruitment BoardATIC : Agricultural Technology Information CentreAUTM : Association of Universities for Technology

ManagementBAIF : Bhartiya Agro-Industrial FoundationBCM : Billion Cubic MetresBHU : Banaras Hindu UniversityBOD : Biochemical Oxygen DemandBTV : Blue Tongue VirusBVDV : Bovine Viral Diarrhoea VirusCAFT : Centres of Advanced Faculty TrainingCAU : Central Agricultural UniversityCAZRI : Central Arid Zone Research InstituteCCHF : Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic FeverCeRA : Consortium for e-Resources in AgricultureCFT : Complement Fixation TextCGIAR : Consultative Group on International

Agricultural ResearchCIAE : Central Institute of Agricultural EnginneringCIARI : Central Island Agricultural Research InstituteCIBA : Central Institute of Brackish Water

AquacultureCIFE : Central Institute of Fisheries EducationCIMMYT : Centro International de Mejormento de Maize

TrigoCMS : Cytoplasmic Male SterilityCP : Crude ProteinCPE : Cumulative Pan EvaporationCRRI : Central Rice Research InstituteCSEV : Classical Swine Fever VirusCSFL : Coloured Synthetic Female LineCSML : Coloured Synthetic Male LineCPC : Corn Protein ConcentrateCSFL : Synthetic Coloured Female LineCWM : Chicken Waste MealDAS : Days After SowingDAT : Days After TransplantingDRWA : Directorate of Research of Women in

AgricultureEEE : Eastern Equine EncephalitisEHV : Equine Herpes VirusEIA : Enzyme Immuno AssayELISA : Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent AssayEPN : Entomopathogenic Nematode

ETL : Economic Threshold LevelEXPSS : Expert System on Seed SpicesFAD : Fatty Acid DesaturaseFAO : Food and Agriculture OrganizationFCR : Feed Conversion RateFEC : Faecal Egg CountFMD : Foot-and-Mouth DiseaseFSH : Follicle-stimulating HormoneFYM : Farmyard ManureGADVASU : Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal

Sciences UniversityGBNV : Groundnut Bud Necrosis VirusGBPUAT : Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture

and TechnologyGDP : Gross Domestic ProductionGEF : Global Environmental FacilityGHG : Greenhouse GasesGIS : Geographical Information SystemGML : Gramapriya Male LineGPA : Global Plan of ActionGPS : Global Positioning SystemHAPA : Hybridization-supplemented Apomixis

Components Partitioning ApproachHDPE : High Density PolyethyleneHF : Holstein FriesianHPNA : Highly Pathogenic Notifiable Avian

InfluenzaHPTLC : High Performance Thin Layer

ChromatographyHRR : Head Rice RecoveryHSP : Heat Shock ProteinIAA : Integrated Agri-aquacultureIBR : Infectious Bovine RhinotracheitisICARDA : International Centre for Agricultural Research

in Dry AreasICMV : Indian Cassava Mosaic VirusICRISAT : International Crops Research Institute for

Semi-Arid TropicsICT : Information and Communication TechnologiesIFS : Integrated Farming SystemIHC : Immuno-histochemistryIPM : Integrated Pest ManagementIPNS : Integrated Plant Nutrient SystemIPR : Intellectual Property RightsITK : Indigenous Technical KnowledgeJE : Japanese EncephalitisJNKVV : Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa VidyalayaKVAFSU : Kerala Veterinary, Animal Sciences and

Fisheries UniversityKVK : Krishi Vigyan KendraLDPE : Low Density PolyethyleneLLO : Listeriolysin-OLPNA : Low Pathogenic Notifiable AvianLRI : Land Resource InventoryMAb : Monoclonal AntibodyMAS : Molecular Marker-assisted SelectionMAT : Macroscopic Agglutination TestMoU : Memorandum of Understanding


ACRONYMS


MPP : Methane Production PotentialMPUAT : Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture

and TechnologyMRSA : Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureusMSCs : Mesenchymal Stem CellsMW : Molecular WeightNABG : National Agricultural Bioinformatics GridNADRES : National Animal Disease Referral Expert

SystemNAE : Niche Area of ExcellenceNARD : National Agricultural Research DatabaseNARS : National Agricultural Research SystemsNASF : National Agricultural Science FundNBSS&LUP : National Bureau of Soil Survey and Land Use

PlanningNDF : Non-detergent FibreNDRI : National Dairy Research InstituteNDVSU : Nanaji Deshmukh Veterinary Science

UniversityNEH : North-Eastern HillsNET : National Eligibility TestNGOs : Non-Government OrganizationsNIABI : Network of Indian Agri-business IncubatorsNICRA : National Initiative on Climate Resilient

AgricultureNISAGENET : National Information System on Agricultural

Education NetworkNRC : National Research CentreNRCC : National Research Centre on CitrusNSP-Ab : Non Structural Protein AntibodyNTS : National Talent ScholarshipNUE : Nitrogen UptakeNWPSI : Network Project on Sheep ImprovementOBCs : Other Backward ClassesPCR : Polymerase Chain ReactionPIADC : Plum Island Animal Disease CenterPG : Post-graduatePME : Priority Setting, Monitoring and EvaluationPPGSE : Plausible Potato Growing Seasons EstimatorPPR : Peste des Petitis RuminantsPRRSV : Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory

Syndrome VirusQTL : Quantitative Trait LociRAWE : Rural Agricultural Work ExperienceRCCARI : Research Centre of Central Avian Research

InstituteRDF : Recommended Dose of FertilizersRE : Revised EstimateRFD : Results-Framework DocumentRFLP : Restricted Fragment Length PolymorphismRH : Relative HumidityRMP : Research Management PositionsRNFE : Rural non-farm EmploymentRVF : Rift Valley FeverSAARC : South Asian Association for Regional

Co-operationSAUs : State Agricultural UniversitiesSCSMV : Sugarcane Streak Mosaic VirusSiRNA : Small interferring RNAShRNA : Small hairpin RNASNP : Single Nucleotide PolymorphismSOD : Super Oxide DismutaseSPR : Surface Plasmon ResonanceSRF : Senior Research FellowshipSSD : Surface and Subsurface DrainageSRI : System of Rice IntensificationSSB : Spawning Stock BiomassSWYMOD : Surface-Water Yield ModelTANUVAS : Tamil Nadu University of Veterinary and

Animal SciencesTDN : Total Digestible NutrientTFP : Total Factor ProductivityTLCV : Tomato Leaf Curl VirusTLR-1 : Toll Like Receptor-1TMU : Total Milk YieldTOT : Transfer of TechnologyTSP : Tribal Sub-PlanTSS : Total Soluble Solids/SugarsTTV : Transfusion Transmitted VirusUG : Under-graduateUGC : University Grants CommissionUV : Ultra VioletVACV : Vaccinia VirusVS : Vesicular StomatitisVNTR : Variable Number Tandem RepeatsVPKAS : Vivekananda Parvatiya Krishi Anusandhan

SansthanVRFA : Variable Rate Granular Fertilizer ApplicatorWB : Western blot testWNF : West Nile Fever

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Index

abiotic stress tolerant rice 30Accreditation of Agricultural Universities 94Administration 121Afghan National Agricultural Sciences and Technology

University 130Agricultural

education 5Human Resource Development 86Technology Information Centres 108

Agriculturally important arthropods 19AgrInnovate India Limited 7, 130Agri-Tech Foresight Centre 1AICRP on Home Science 100aleuritic acid, Biosynthesis of 80All India Network Program on Blue Tongue 61Allele-mining 36Alternate energy equipment 74Animal nutrition 58Animal physiology and reproduction 59antibiotic sensitivity test 61Antioxidant

genes 35rich pasta 83

Aqua and poultry feed from fish and shellfish waste 100arecanut dehusker 76Arka Udaya 39ARYA 123aspiration biopsy 135Attracting Retaining Youth in Agriculture 1Automatic mango grader 77Awards 7,126

Bacillus thuringiensis 122bakane disease in basmati paddy 108Beauveria bassiana 122bed former-cum-onion seeder 69biasi plough 68Bio-acoustics 55Biodegradable electrospun fibre mat 137bio-engineering interventions 11Biofertilizers 13Biofortified CR Dhan 310 for high protein 27biogas storage system 74Bioinformatics 102Biological control 53biomass

composting 75gasifier cook-stove 76

Bio-products 107Bioreactor 75biotic stresses 51Black rust of wheat 52bovine leukocyte adhesion deficiency 2Breed signature 23breeding of carps , Impact of climate on 16BRICS 128Briquetting of jute-sticks 75Brown rust 52

Brucella melitensis, Quick detection of 60Bullock-drawn ridge-type drum-seeder 69

Camel 59Canine-origin probiotic 58Capacity

building 90development 106

Captive breeding ofRita chrysea 46skunk clownfish 117hilsa 136

Carbon sequestrationaquaculture ponds, in 16 FYM application, with 112

Carbon-management index 16Carboxymethyl derivative of guar gum 81Cereals 27, 106check-basin former 68chicken sperm transfection 24Clarias serratobrachium 26Climate change 1

Resilient Agriculture, and 15climate resilient technologies 108Clone 43cloned embryos 60Commercial crops 33, 37, 106Communication 103Conservation

agriculture 50genetic improvement, and 42

Consultancies 131Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research

130Contingency plan to tackle aberrant weather 101Cool Farm Tool model 15Copyrights 121coring device for oblong fruits 77Crop

genetic improvement 27health management 51health monitoring 52improvement 2, 27

programmes 27planning for resource use efficiency 98yield monitoring 71

DARE 120Defense genes of tiger shrimp 136Deficiency biomarker 58deficit irrigation 12desirable alleles 27Diagnostic vigilance 62diagnostics 62DNA fingerprinting 38Dominant nuclear 134Double herbicide tolerant transgenic rice 134Drudgery, Characterization of 100


INDEX


Duck 46

Eastern Himalayas 113e-Atlas of water bodies 14eggless cake 83e-governance in ICAR 121Electronic colour meter 80Emeritus Scientist Scheme 94Empowering

women in agriculture 99youth for quality living 100

Energyauditing of biomass gasification 75management tools 68

Enhancingclimate resilience 15livelihood of rural women 99

Epidemiology and disease informatics 60Equine

influenza 65piroplasmosis 66

Ex-situ conservation 23Extension

personnel 106programmes 106

Extruded product from broken walnut 84

Farmers and farm women 106Farmers FIRST 1fatty acid synthesis by RNAi in pig 135Fermented soymilk 79fertility restoration 35Finance 8, 126Financial management system 101Fish

age determination 67biodiversity in rivers 24seed production and distribution 115

Flame-retardant finishing of jute textile 82Fodder crops 106Foliar sprays 11Foot-and-Mouth Disease 64Forage crops 33Foreign collaborative projects with ICAR 129Frontline demonstrations 105Fungal phytase 59furrower-type sugarcane cutter-planter 69

garlic planter 70Gender

agriculture partnership (GAP), in 101issues in IPM 100related indices in agriculture 100

Geneticimprovement of crossbred cattle 42Resources 2, 9, 18, 120transformation 36

Genetically engineered vaccines 135Germplasm

augmentation, conservation, utilization 18crop improvement, and 116

giant snakehead, Induced breeding of 47glycerol refinement 75gnat predator 54Goat 44Gossypium hirsutum 122

Governing Body 120Green fishing systems 136Green house gas 15guar gum 81Guinea fowl 46

hailstorm damage, Assessment of 16Harvest and post-harvest losses 98Harvesting implements 71heat shock protein genes 59High oleic safflower 30High-yielding strains of indigenous mungbean 117hill mechanization 73Horizontal spread of HYVs of rice at North Andaman 118Horticultural crops 106human lactoferrin 135Hybrid 106

dryer for pigeonpea 79seed production 38

Hydrogel from guar gum 81hygienic meat processing unit 115Hyperspectral reflectance based models 133

ICAR 120ICT-based pest surveillance 52immunoglobulins 136Improving goat 45Increasing prolificacy in sheep 43Incubation fund 123India-Africa Forum Summit 129Indo-ASEAN Cooperation 129Information System on Agricultural Education 89Information, communication and publicity services 6, 103Innovation fund 123Integrated

farming system 49multi-trophic aquaculture 47plant nutrition packages 13watershed development 119

Intellectual Property 121portfolio management 7

invasive pest 54IPM in rice 49IPR in Agriculture 123Island and coastal region 116ITK-based botanicals for IPM 49

Jute fibre reinforced polypropylene composite 82jute-based decorative fabrics 82

Kharif and Rabi Kisan Sammelan 107Kisan mobile advisory 108Kisspeptin-1 (kiss1) gene 25KVK conference 107

labour, Trend in 98Lac mud utilization 80Land

resource inventory 9use planning 9

leaf assay screening for castor against grey mold 54Lepidiota mansueta 54lignin biosynthesis pathway 34ligno-cellulosic biomass 58Lignocellulosic fibres for pulp and paper 81Linseed oil feeding 59Livestock

INDEX


improvement 3, 42management 4poultry and fish fingerlings 107protection 60

Low-tunnel solar-dryer 74

Maize and French bean under organic farming 113Maize production in jhum cultivationMale sterility in mesta 34Management

Information System 101depredatory birds, of 55mites, of 55

mapping of fertility restorer gene 36Marine fish harvests 67Measurement of GHG fluxes 15Meat species identification 24Mechanization and Energy Management 4, 68Mechanization Index 73Medicinal and aromatic plants 41Mega Sheep Seed Project 44Memoranda

Agreement, of 128Understandings of 128

Metarhizum anisopliae 122Methane production potential 58methicillin-resistant 61Microalgal triacylglycerols 136milk replacer 58milkfish, Induced breeding of 47Millets 106mineral mixture 58mithicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus 66Mitogenome of fishes 25Modular farming system for mud crab 47Molecular

approaches 35characterization 23characterization of pathogens 63modeling of New Delhi metallo-â lactamase 115

Moringa olifera biomass based feed 58Multigrain tortilla chips 83multiple pathogen diagnostic 62mutations in sorghum 53

Nail polish formulations 81nano-materials for microencapsulation 137National Agriculture Innovation Fund 123National Agricultural Research and Education System 1National Agricultural Research System 86National Agricultural Science Fund 7, 133National Animal Disease Referral Expert System 60National Gene Bank 2National Herbarium of Cultivated Plants 2Native chicken populations 24Netaji Subhas-ICAR International Fellowships 95Network Project on Sheep Improvement 43New microbial inoculants 13Newly registered breeds 21Niche Area of Excellence 86non-host resistance against rust and blast 134North-West Himalayas 112nutraceutical food products 83Nutrient and antioxidant diversity 114Nutrient management 13Nutrition and livelihood enhancement of tribals 99

nutritional diversity, Characterization of 100

Oilseeds 106onion

detopper-cum-grader 76prices, Fluctuations in 98

Organic matter degrading microbes 14Organization and management 120Ornamental crops 40orthologue 35

parasitism genes in root-knot nematode 37Partnership and linkages 7, 128Pathotype distribution of wheat rusts 52Pea-fowl management 56Pekin duck under backyard in North Andaman 118Pelleted complete diet 59percutaneous needle 135pestiviruses 62Phenacoccus madeirensis 54Phenotypic characterization 22Phytoremediation system 12Pig for fattening purpose 45Pineapple

harvester 71leaf fibre 82

pinkbollworm 52

resistance to cry toxins 37Plant

quarantine 52biosecurity alert, and 52

varieties 122Plantation crops 39Planting

implements 68materials 107system for small seeds 69

Pollinators 39post-harvest 79Post-harvest management and value-addition 4, 79Potato 40

peeler-cum-washer 77digger 73

Poultrybreeding 45eggs, for 46meat, for 46Seed Project 45

pox outbreak 61Precise nutrient supply 59Predators 54probiotic soy-cheese spread 79Processed protein meals 59Processing equipments 76Production

nano-cellulose, of 80seeds and planting material, of 118technological products, of 107

Progressive use of Hindi 124Promotion of Excellence and HRD 90Protected vegetable cultivation for profitability 110protocol for trapping melon-fly 55Publicity Services 103Pulses 32, 106

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Quality seed production 38

rabies 61Rainwater harvesting 107Ramie cultivation in Garo Hills 113Rapid soil assessment 11Refinement of bio climatic maps of India 9region-specific mechanization 68Registration of new breeds 21Released varieties

jute and allied fibres 34pulses, of 32

Released varieties/hybridscereals, of 27forage crops, of 33oilseeds, of 30

Removal of heavy metals 14Research for Tribal and Hill Regions 6, 112Resilience of Indian agriculture to droughts 97Resource efficient horticultural model 99Rice–fish–pig–tuber crop based farming system 115Rice land race Aath Number Dhan released 116Ridge fertilizer-cum- seed planter 69ripening chamber for banana 79Risk path analysis of notifiable avian influenza 61RLBCAU, Jhansi 130root endophyte 49root-knot nematode 54rotary-knife roller gin 83Rumen microbes 59Rural

Agricultural Work Experience 89employment 97poultry 45

farming for empowerment of women 117youth 106

Science Resource Management 138Seed 107

production 112green mussel, of 48

technology 38seed-drill for intercrops 69semi-reclaimed sodic soil 11sheep-pox vaccine 63shelf-life of the feed blocks 59SNP genotyping array 36Social science 5Soil and water productivity 1, 9, 11Soil resource inventory 9Soil, water and plant analysis 107soil-processing trolley of soil-bin 71solar PV

power plant 74pumping systems 74

South American pin-worm 52soy-milk powder 79specific genes of yak 24Spices 41Spider diversity 19Statistics 101Stock characterization 25stress alleviation in groundnut 49stress-tolerant transgenic groundnut 35

Student READY 1, 96Suction trap 55sugarcane

detrashing tool 71sett-cutter 70

Swarna Shreya 27

Taro peeler 77Technological backstopping 108Technology

assessment and refinement 6, 105demonstration for harnessing pulses 108week 108

Tendua plough 68Terrestrial weed based phytoremediation system 12Testing electrical insulation of technical textile 80Thar Divya 39Thar Rituraj 39thermophilic microbes 13tillage

equipment 68implements 68

tractor-cab 71Tractot-cab and soil-bin 71Trademarks 122transcriptome analysis of Colletotrichum falcatum 37Transferable stage cloned embryos 60transgenic pigeonpea and chickpea 134Trends in farm income, and agrarian distress 97Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP) Programme 119Trypanosomiasis 65Trypansoma evansi 122Tuta absoluta 53, 54Two row zero-till seed-drill 73

vaccine bank under TSP 119Vaccine development 63Value-addition 113value-addition of banana central core stem 72variable rate granular fertilizer applicator 70Vegetable

crops 39cultivation 115farming in barren land 110

Walnut bleacher-cum-washer 78waste water treatment 12Water

harvesting 12transfer through gravity fed HDPE pipe line 119

Web generation of polycross designs 101wedge-plough 73wheat variety, Commercialization of 27white grub 52, 54White ragi-malt-based designer food 83Whitefly infestation in cotton 55whitefly management 55Whole genome sequencing 38, 61Wind erosivity assessment 10work efficiency in yak 59Work Plan 128

Yellow rust of wheat 52

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