UNIVERSITY NEWS LETTER - SHUATSshuats.edu.in/pdf/jan-jun16.pdf · Award and Honours - 54 Distinguished Visitors - 56 Project Achievements - 57 ... Mr Abhinn Shyam Gupta, Olympian

SAM HIGGINBOTTOM INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE, TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES

Allahabad - 211007, U.P. (INDIA)SAM HIGGINBOTTOM INSTITUTE OF AGRICULTURE, TECHNOLOGY & SCIENCES

Allahabad - 211007, U.P. (INDIA)

Volume : 25 January, 2016 Established - 1910 ISSN No. 0971-9083

In this Issue

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67 Republic Day - 02

Hon'ble Vice Chancellor Message - 03

Directorate of Internal Quality Assurance and Assessment - 04

Directorate of Innovation, Project & Consultancy - 05

Activities of the Departments - 06

New Departments - 12

Placement of the Students - 12

International Seminar on Sustainable Financial Development - 14

Research Paper Published - 16

Alumni Meet at the University - 30

Research Paper Presented - 34

Farmers Meet inaugurated at the University - 36

Research News - 38

Guest Lecture Organized - 42

Photography Exhibition - 44

Conference / Seminar attended - 46

New Faculty Members - 50

Position Held - 51

Annual Athletics Meet-2016 - 52

Award and Honours - 54

Distinguished Visitors - 56

Project Achievements - 57

Easter Procession - 58

Project Running in the Departments - 60

Overseas Visit - 66

New Buildings/Constructions - 67

Retirements - 67

Any Other News - 68

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thOn the occasion of 67 Republic Day, the Dr. J.A. Oliver, Chancellor and Most Rev. Prof. R. B. Lal, Vice Chancellor hoisted the national flag at SHIATS, thereafter national anthem was sang by one and all. On the occasion Dr. (Mrs.) Sudha Lal, Director Campus Ministry, Prof. (Dr.) S.B. Lal, Pro VC (Administration), Prof. (Dr.) A.K.A. Lawrence, Pro VC (Academics), Prof. Robin L. Prasad, Registrar along with Directors, Deans, employees and students were present. Dr. J.A. Oliver in his message said that we should be proud to our great constitution as it provides right of justice, liberty, equality and unity in diversity. For the development of country, he said that we should prefer production by masses instead of mass production. Vice Chancellor Most Rev. Prof. R.B. Lal said that it is the responsibility of all the citizens that we should follow the constitution of India. He added that we should pay tax with honesty and to give our contribution for the development of country. He stressed that while getting second position in world's vegetable production, our labours, villagers are eating rice and bread without vegetables. We should share our energy, production with our needy neighbours so that poverty in the country can be eradicated. Prof. Lal further said that all the countries are concerned to purchase modern weapons and spending crores of rupees on it. For the development and building process of our neighbouring nations and to minimize the enmity and build up love and friendship among all the nations we should use this money.Earlier in the programme, Yeshu Darbar choir presented devotional song Hosanna. Hosanna and Dhanyawad Tu Prabhu Ka Kar. Students of Ethel Higginbottom, Elish, Alisha, Yashu Sachin presented a chorographical dance on the song “Mere Bharat Pe Daya Karna...” NCC Cadets Parul, Lemon and others participated in March Past.

th67 Republic Day

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Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Message

Most Rev. (Prof.) R.B. LalVice Chancellor, SHIATS

A life of service calls for sacrifice. Farmers, who toil day and night to grow food for the nation, are the living examples of this kind of life. Allahabad Agriculture Institute was founded to serve the servers, the unsung heroes—the farmers. Now when we are a deemed university, we take our mission to continue to serve the farmers and the nation through our education, research and extension much more seriously.

I am happy to note that our teachers, researchers and scientists are working with the same spirit, which made this institution a beacon of excellence in the state of Uttar Pradesh—this newsletter is a testimony to their hard work and spirit of service.

Inside this newsletter you will find the details of work done by our staff and students. Whether it is research on antimicrobial resistance pattern or new approaches in the field of biofertilizers, our students and staff have proved to be second to none. Creativity and innovation is seen in all our departments from Department of Agricultural Extension and Communication to Department of Home Science to departments of engineering.

Lectures, seminars, conferences constitute the life lines of a university. Various departments organised special lectures and seminars. Our staff and students attended conferences nationally as well as internationally and brought wealth of knowledge and experience to the university. In this session we were especially blessed to have Rev. Dr Edwin Higginbottom, the grand nephew of our founder Dr Sam Higginbottom, who in his unassuming manner went around and encouraged a host of people on the campus.

We had a number of distinguished guests and academician visiting us in this session. From Prof. Rebecca Reynolds of Queen's Medical Research Institute, UK to Mr Abhinn Shyam Gupta, Olympian and Arjun awardee (Badminton), we had the honour of hosting a range of eminent personalities.

Sports are an integral part of our university life. And, I am glad to see that our annual athletic meet generates a lot of interest among students.

I thank God Almighty for helping us excel in various fields and I pray that in the coming sessions we will continue to pursue excellence in personal and professional fields and bring glory to this historic institution to God, who taught us to serve and offer our lives as a sacrifice for our neighbours.

“For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his

life as a ransom for many”

(Mark 10: 45)

Most Rev. (Prof.) R.B. LalVice Chancellor

SHIATS, Allahabad

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Activities of the Directorate -The important activities of the Directorate during the period under report are as follows:

1. After several months of hectic efforts, final drafts of Self Study Reports of the five Schools and the University were prepared during January 2016.

2. The second meeting of the Steering Committee chaired by Hon'ble Vice Chancellor was held on 11.2.2016 wherein draft SSRs were examined and approved with minor corrections.

3. On February 16, 2016, the Self Study Reports were given for printing and binding.

4. A meeting of coordinators working in the Directorate was held on 12.4.2016 to chalk out action plan of the Directorate for next few months.

5. To discuss the status of Quality assurance in the concerned schools and the University, a meeting of School Deans was held on 29.4.2016. In this meeting along with the status of Quality Assurance, constraints faced by Deans in implementing fully the norms and standards set by the ICAR and the suggestions to overcome them were also discussed.

6. A meeting with all School Deans of the University was held on 6.5.2016 to discuss the concept and introduction of Quality Circles in the University.

7. After approval from the Chairman of the Steering Committee, the six Self Study Reports were submitted to the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) on 13.5.2016.

8. School wise faculty strength with respect to ICAR norms, and placement of alumni of concerned schools were discussed in a meeting of School Deans on 25.5.2016, where it was emphasized that considering the faculty located at respective schools and also supporting faculty offering courses from outside schools were enough with reference to ICAR norms.

9. Formal application for continuation of ISO Certification was filed with SGS Pvt. Ltd. Gurgaon on 31.5.2016

10. A meeting of University officers and Deans of concerned Schools was held on June 29, 2016,

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regarding preparation for the visit of the ICAR-PRT for reaccreditation of Schools and the University.

11. Internal review committee constituted by the University to go round the campus to see their preparedness of various units including schools for the visit of ICAR - PRT.

12. The physics laboratory located in the same building where Directorate of IQAA is located was occupied by the Directorate during February 2016 after shifting Physics lab else where, for developing a Meeting cum Training Hall as per the order of Hon'ble Vice Chancellor. The plan for renovation and necessary modifications were submitted to the University for further action.

Internal Review Committee visiting Microbiology lab at Warner School of Food & Dairy Technology

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In order to facilitate the development of incubation facilities in the university and to encourage the startups in the university, Entrepreneurship Development Cell, Directorate of IPC, SHIATS-DU organized various events to sensitize staff and students about Entrepreneurship and its importance. One Day Seminar/Awareness program on "Support for Entrepreneurial and Managerial development of SMEs through Incubator" was organized by MSME Development Institute, Naini, Allahabad on 18th March, 2016. The occasion was graced by Chief Guest Prof. (Dr.) ir. Jonathan A. Lal, Director IPC. The distinguished guests like Shri R. S. Barapatre, Director, MSME Development Institute Allahabad; Prof. (Dr.) Wilson Kispotta, Director Extension; Prof. (Dr.) Gautam Ghosh, Dean Allahabad School of Agriculture; Prof. (Dr.) ir. Derrick Mario Denis, Dean Vaugh School of Agriculture and Technology; Prof. (Dr.) Ramesh Chandra, Dean Warner School of Food and Dairy Technology; Director MSME Development Institute addressed and motivated the participants. The seminar was delivered by Dr. Arvind K. Ojha, Assist. Director, MSME Development Institute. A total of 60 participants were attended the programme including Faculty and Research Scholars. Also three days "Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp" was organized by Institute of Entrepreneurship Development, UP sponsored by DST, Govt. of India from 17th March, 2016 to 19th March, 2016. Prof. (Dr.) Shailesh Marker, Director Research and Prof. (Dr.) Wilson Kispotta, Director Extension was the Guest of honor for the occasion. A total of 80 students from Jacob School of Biotechnology & Bioengineering participated in the programme.

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Activities of the Departments

School of Forestry and EnvironmentFarewell programme for the outgoing batch of 2016 on the 3rd May, 2016

Students performing during the farewell

Dr. B. Mehera, Associate Dean, School of Forestry and Environment presenting the momento to the outgoing

students

Faculty members of School of Forestry and Environment during farewell function.

Ethelind School of Home ScienceRegular activities related to teaching, research and extension are carried out very sincerely and active participation of students in curricular, co- curricular and extracurricular activities at the university, faculty and school level is ensured. Staff and students also participate and organize various academic, cultural

and technical activities through the Home Science Society.

Department of Soil Water Land Engineering and Management

National level Resource Person:On the request of AFC India Ltd and the National Water development Agency (NWDA) Dr Alex Thomas, Associate Professor represented VSAET as coordinator and team leader for completion of EIA of the Ken-Betwa river link project. Dr Thomas as coordinator and team leader of the project conducted the Environmental Impact A s s e s s m e n t ( E I A ) & p r e p a r a t i o n o f Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for the Ken Betwa River link project. The project has been approved by the Ministry of Water Resources GOI during May 2015.

Department of Food Process EngineeringlWorkshop on Importance and Implementation of

HACCP in Food Industries on 19th April 2016 ,Key Note Speaker - Er. Anurag Mishra

lGuest lecture on "Entrepreneurship in MSME Food Industries" on 2nd May 2016. Key note speakers- Shri K. K. Goyel, Assistant Director (Industrial Management and training, Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise) and Dr. Anand Sexana (Associate Professor, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, Delhi University)

lSociety of Food Engineers, Department of Food Process Engineering organised a Guest lecture on Food Adulteration and safety, 17th March 2016. Key Note Speaker - Sri Hari Mohan Srivastava Designated Officer, Food Safety and Drugs Department, Sri C.L. Yadav, Chief Food Safety Officer, Sri Vinod Verma, Food Safety Officer and Mrs. Tulika Verma, Food Safety Officer

lLecture by Prof.(Dr.)ir. Jonathan A. Lal, Dean, Jacob School of Biotechnology & Bioengineering, SHIATS on " Project Funding" on 10th June, 2016.

lLecture by Dr. Sailesh Marker, Director Research, SHIATS, on 10th June on "funding agencies which can be considered for submission of project".

lPresentation by Mr. Deepak Pandey, (FSSAI) on 6th and 7th June, 2016 on "Food Safety and Standards Authority of India" including the licensing steps and all the mandatory steps of establishing an industry with the approval of the FSSAI.


Training course conductedTo facilitate researchers a one day training programme on statistical analysis was conducted.

Department of Civil Engineeringl

March-2016 lLecture on "Journey from campus to corporate"

dated 19, April, 2016 lQUIBBLE IV @2k16, Quiz competition dated 22 &

25 April, 2016.lWorkshop on "Introduction of Auto Cad and

Staad Pro", dated 02- May-2016.

Department of Microbiology & Fermentation Technology

lD r. Va n i M i s h ra , Re s e a rc h S c i e nt i s t , Nanotechnology Application Center, University of Allahabad, presented a Special talk on the topic "Real Time PCR: A real Innovation for Nucleic acid Research" on 29th January, 2016.

lOn the occasion of Science Day, held on 23rd February, 2016, series of events were organized d u r i n g C i e n c i a F u s i o n - 2 0 1 6 . Va r i o u s competitions that were organized included Poster presentations, Model Presentation, Painting/ Collage Presentations, Rangoli, Just a minute, Quiz Competitions and Debate competition on the theme "Scientific Issues for Development of Nation".

Department of Mathematics and StatisticsTo gain knowledge about the recent developments in Mathematics and Statistics, all faculty members are regularly participating in conferences, seminars, workshops, summer schools, orientation programmes and research activities so that the same may be made available to the students. Special lectures by the experts on different topics are also being arranged in the department.

Department of ChemistrySociety of ChemistsA. Inauguration: On 18th February 2016,

orientation of "Society of Chemists" was held. Different posts were assigned to the students, The following were the office bearears: Manisha Yadav (President), Shweta Rai (Co- President), Levono (Vice President), Vishwendra Tripathi (Co- Vice President), Ravi Kumar (Secretary), Maryam

Workshop on" Engineering Mechanics, dated 18-

Ansar (Joint Secretary), Asmita Tripathi (Finance Secretary), Radha Pandey (Joint Finance Secretary), and Jagrati Srivastava and Amit Singh were Class Representatives.

B. Quiz Competition: On 19th February 2016, the Society of Chemists organized a Quiz competition. In which 9 teams (each team consists of 4 students) participated in the competition from different departments of the university. First, screening session of the teams was done after which 4 teams were shortlisted then the main quiz event started with the shortlisted teams. It went through many rounds- Preliminary, buzzer, optional, audio-visual and rapid fire. Team-A including Raghvendra Kushwaha, Afroz Khan, Satyendra Yadav & Sheelu Nishad was the winner & Team-D including Ankur Mishra, Shweta Singh, Amblikesh Singh & Asab Abbas Khan were the 2nd runner-up.

Students Participating in the Quiz Competition on 19th February 2016

C. Guest Lecture - On 20th April Guest Speakers from Amity University - Dr. Amrish Chandra and Dr. Seema Garg enlightened the students with their informative lectures on "Hydro gels and their therapeutic applicability with reference to Nano particle" by- Amrish Chandra and "Green Synthesis of semi conductor photo catalytic material & its application "by- Dr. Seema Garg

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about 60 students of the Different departments of the university and Students from IERT and NRIPT Allahabad attended the lectures.

Guest Lectures on 20th April 2016

D. Poster competition: A poster competition "Recent Trends in Material Science" was organized on 20th April, 16 students (8 groups, 2 in each) participated in 'Poster competition'. The first prize was won by Ms. Audredylia Dkhar (ID- 15MSCHY001) & Sneha Shai (ID- 15MSCHY012) (Department of Chemistry) and the second prize by Ms. Khushbu & Mr. Aditya (NRIPT, Allahabad)

Students Participating in the Poster Competition on 20th April 2016

E. Rangoli Competition: A Rangoli competition "Chem Rangoli" was also organized on 20th April, 8 students (4 groups, 2 in each) participated in 'Rangoli competition'. 1st prize was won by Ms

Jasmine Sonkar (ID - 15BSLSCFS048) & Ms. Mitali Singh (ID- 15BSLSCFS018) B.Sc. 2nd Sem. (LSCFS), and the 2nd prize was won by Ms. Ambia Irfan (ID-15MSCHY010) & Mr. Amit Singh (ID- 15MSCHY004) of M.Sc. Chemistry).

Students Participating in the Rangoli Competition on 20th April 2016

Department of Animal Husbandry and DairyinglStudents and staff of SSAH & D led the Saturday

worship at YESHU DARBAR on 21st Feb., 2016.lStaff and students of the Department of Animal

Husbandry and Dairying actively participated in "Farmers' Fair and Rural Sports" by displaying relevant and latest informations pertaining to various aspects of Animal Husbandry and Dairying to benefit the farmers through its stall on 2nd and 3rd March, 2016. Cattle & Buffalo show, Goat show, Milking Competition and Cattle Judging Contest for the farmer participants was successfully organized on 3rd March, 2016. Winners of the events were appreciated through 1st, 2nd, 3rd and consolation prizes and certificates in the closing ceremony by Prof. (Dr.) S.B. Lal (Pro Vice-Chancellor, Administration, SHIATS) and other dignitaries on the dias.

lStudents of the Department organized "Farewell Program" for outgoing students on 19th May, 2016.

the significance of Tally training in improving the employability of the accounting students. He promised students that many more workshops of this kind would be organized in future. He stressed at length, the worth of punctuality, regularity and hard work to be successful in life. The Resource Person for this workshop was Mr. Amarjeet Singh who had more than twenty years of experience in teaching the software package. Dr. Archana Chandra, Head, Department of Commerce and Human Resources, JSBS acknowledged the contribution of Tally towards creating a paperless office and preservation of the environment. Dr. Devaraj Badugu, Head, Department of Marketing urged the students that no hurdle is impossible and one should keep on trying with positivity and patience. All the faculty members of the Department of Commerce present were seen encouraging the students.

Debate Festival The Joseph School of Business Studies conducted a week long Debate festival from 14th-18th March 2016. Prof. (Dr.) Newman Fernandes, Dean of JSBS emphasized the need of debate to sharpen the comprehension, articulation, logical reasoning, listening, responding and time management skills of the BBA and MBA students. The debate festival will help to sharpen the logical, reasoning, listening, understanding, responding and time management skills of students. He further added that this, week long debate contest, will be a huge success and as promised by him this will be a continuous process. To enable and ensure that maximum number of students get a chance to participate in the event, different topics have been announced. The details of the program are as follows:1. First debate contest held on 14th March, 2016Coordinator:Mr. Abhishek Frederick (FPR), and Dr.

Pradhyuman Singh LakhawatTheme: Should there be minimum qualifications

for Politicians or not2. Second debate contest held on 14th March, 2016Coordinator:Dr. Sebastian T. Joseph (FPR) and Dr.

Ronald Mani.Theme: Rain based agriculture or irrigation based.3. Third debate contest held on 15th March, 2016Coordinator:Dr. Suprit John Joshi (FPR) and Mr.

Harshit Eric WilliamTheme: Budget 2016 - Agri bost budget or a

Political Measure

Department of Forensic ScienceTwo days National Seminar on "Issues and Challenges in Forensic Medicine and Forensic Science" was organized by Department of Forensic Science, Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences, Allahabad on 9th and 10th March 2016.

Joseph School of Business StudiesThe Faculty of Business Studies, Joseph School of Business Studies organized several activities throughout the semester. Inauguration of e-Newsletter JSBS Chronicle

The Most Rev. Prof. R.B. Lal, Vice Chancellor, SHIATS inaugurated the JSBS e-Newsletter, JSBS-CHRONICLE at JSBS Auditorium on 29th February, 2016. He was impressed by the progress of the School and emphasised e-learning.

Three weeks workshop on 'Tally' Software

Dean, JSBS, motivating participants of TALLY workshop

Recognizing the importance and applicability of 'Tally' in the accounting world and record keeping, efficiently and accurately, the Department of Commerce, Joseph School of Business Studies, SHIATS, organized a three week workshop on 'Tally', from the 19th April to 6th May 2016, for the students of B.Com. and M.Com.The workshop was inaugurated by Prof. (Dr.) Newman Fernandes, Dean J.S.B.S who emphasized

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4. Fourth debate contest held on 15th March, 2016Coordinator:Dr. Amita Maxwell (FPR) and Mrs. Ipsita

Sahoo.Theme: Reservation v/s Non-Reservation in

Academic Institutions5. Fifth debate contest held on 16th March, 2016Coordinator:Dr. Reena Mehta (FPR) and Mr. Shanti

Swaroop Chauhan Theme: Bullet train a need or a luxury for India 6. Sixth debate contest held on 16th March, 2016Coordinator:Mr. Prabhakar Singh (FPR) and Ms.

Priyanka Saxena Theme: Death Sentence v/s Life Imprisonment 7. Seventh debate contest held on 17th March, 2016Coordinator:Ms. Regina John (FPR) and Dr. Sanjeev

SrivastavaTheme: Does India need to increase or decrease

defense expenses.8. Eight debate contest held on 17th March, 2016Coordinator:Dr. Javed Qadri (FPR) and Mr. Anil Kumar

KhareTheme: Indian Railways should be privatized or

Not.9. Ninth debate contest held on 18th March, 2016Coordinator:Dr. Ronald V. Mani Theme: Co-ed System v/s Single Sex Education

System10. Tenth debate contest held on 18th March, 2016Coordinator:Dr. Sebastian T. Joseph Theme: S h o u l d P hys i ca l Ed u cat i o n b e

compulsory or not

Allahabad School of EducationAnand Utsav :- A youth festival was held in SHIATS from February 24th to 25th 2016. Students from all departments displayed their talents in a creative manner. Students from the Department of Teacher Education also participated actively and with much enthusiasm. And won many prizes.For singing competition, students participated in group singing. Rohitsilas and Rohit Singh were in-charge of the instruments and Janice and team led the group in singing. For group singing, the first prize was awarded. Rohit Singh also won second position for unplugged category in singing competition. The skit won first position. Sister Prema and Sister Reshma were leading the team. It was based on humanity and respect for all irrespective of their physical weakness. Iram won first prize for poster competition. Shweta Srivastava participated in poem recitation.

Flower Arrangement competition :- A flower arranging competition was held in the department of Allahabad School of Education on 5th Feb. 2016. More than 20 groups were enrolled. The final results were declared after few weeks. Group no. __ stood first whereas group __ ranked 2nd and group __ was 3rd ranker. The panel of judges was the staff members and the department itself. Overall, it was a memorable event, thanks to our Head and Dean, Dr. Prof. (Sr.) Marion Mathew.International Women's Day Celebration :- On March 8th of 2016, there was a feeling of excitement in the Allahabad School of Education with regard to the preparation and celebration of the International Women's Day. Dr. Abilasha Lal, Dr. Eram Usmani were

the resource persons. Dr. Abilasha Lal, the chief guest for the program spoke on the worth and value of being a women. She emphasized on the fact that all women are beautiful and that all women can do great things for people around them. Dr. Eram Usmani spoke on the Empowerment of women and how it is capable of inspiring change in themselves, their families, and the society they live. She spoke effectively using the help of power points and video clips to convey her message to the audience.Two competitions were also held. One was a debate and the other was poster and slogan competition. The topic for both were "Empowerment of Women

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Inspires change". The participants for debate stated their points emphatically. The judges for the event were Dr. (Mrs.) Shiavni Verma, Dr. (Mrs.) Shikha Chatterji and Ms. Aneesha Henry. The results were declared by Dr. Prof. (Sr.) Marion Mathew. Lois came in the first place while Arya and Shweta came in the Second and third place respectively. Meanwhile for poster and slogan competition the first position was for Sakshi Singh and Lubna came in the second place.Excursion :- On 4th April 2016 the B.Ed. Batch of 2015-16 was set to go for a trip to Dehradun, Rishikesh and Mussoorie. On 8th April 2016 we returned back to Allahabad. The trip was an amazing experience and everything was so well organized and managed right from the security to lodging and catering arrangement. I t proved to be both recreat iona l and educational trip. Students got a better opportunity to develop rapport amongst other students and teachers.

Department of Physical EducationSports and Games activities conducted/participated from 1st January 2016 to 30th June 2016:

I Football - Internal TournamentlChancellor Cup 5-A Side Football Tournament

held on 8th March - 11th March, 2016, Libya 1

II Volleyball - Internal TournamentlJames Warner Volleyball Tournament held

on 26th April - 2nd May, 2016, Allahabad Stadium

III Cricket - Internal TournamentlInter House Cricket (M) Tournament held on 1st

March - 16th March, 2016, Yellow HouselChristy Memorial Cricket Tournament held on

11th Nov - 31st Jan, 2016, Quarter FinallDr. Ravi Varma "B" Division League Cricket

Tournament held on 17th Nov - 31st Jan, 2016, Quarter Final

IV Basketball - Internal TournamentlInter House Basketball Tournament held on 11th

April - 16th April, 2016, Red HouselHayes Open Basketball Tournament held on

19th April - 23rd April, 2016, Allahabad University

V Table Tennis - Internal TournamentlOpen Table Tennis Tournament held on 12th April

- 16th April, 2016

VI Badminton - Internal Tournamentl

March - 16th March, 2016, Red House

VII Kho-Kho - External TournamentlNorth Zone Inter University Kho - Kho (M)

Championship 2015, at Amity University, Noida (U.P.) held on 18th January to 22nd January, 2016, Participation

VIIIArchery - External TournamentlAll India Inter University Archery (M & W)

Championship 2015, at Punjabi University Patiala held on 22nd Jan - 26th Jan, 2016, Participation

IX Athletics - Internal TournamentlCross Country Race (M & W) held on 29 January,

2016, Pink HouselAnnual Athletics Meet held on 9th Feb - 10th Feb,

2016, Blue HouseRural SportsRural Sports was organized on the occasion of Virat Kisan Mela on 3rd March, 2016 and the following games were organized:1. Volleyball 2. Kabaddi3. Tug-of-War4. Shot Put

Volleyball Tournament Inauguration….Kabaddi Match

SHIATS Open Badminton Tournament held on 5th

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Department of Library and Information ScienceSome of the best practices that can enhance the academic information environment and usability in library and Information department.lComputerization of library with standard digital

software.lInclusion of sufficient information about the

library in the college prospectus.lCompiling student/teacher attendance statistics

and locating the same on the notice board. lDisplaying newspaper clippings on the notice

board periodically. lCareer/Employment Information/ Services.lInternet Facilities to different user groups. lInformation literacy programs.lSuggestion box and timely response.lOrganizing competitions monthly.lPeer support systemlMentor mentees systemlPeer learning

School of Film & Mass Communication ‘Voice of ADAN' singing talent hunt, by radio ADAN- 90.4 CRS.

Ethelind School of Home SciencePresently there are two departments of the Ethelind School of Home Science which includes Department of Foods & Nutrition and Department of Home Science. In the Department Home Science there are four areas of specialization which includes Human Development and Family Studies, Textiles & Apparel Designing, Family Resource Management and Home Science Extension & Communication Management.

School of Forestry and Environment1. Rohit Singh, Dayal Industries (P) Limited 2. Pradeep Kumar, Dayal Industries (P) Limited, 3. Prasoon Singh, Dayal Industries (P) Limited, 4. Adita Mishra, BKC Weather Sys., (Senior Executive), 5. Nandu V. S., WII, New Delhi, 6. Raies Ahmad Jan, RA (SFRI, Sri Nagar) 7. Ankit Kumar, WII, Dehradun, 8. Manish Mann, BFIT, Dehradun, 9. Tanya, BFIT, Dehradun, 10. Nitin Umrao, BTM, Fatehpur.

Department of Agricultural Extension and Communication

1. Mukesh Singh, Agriculture Department, Handia, U.P., Technical Assistant, 2. Rajeev Nayan, ATMA, Bihar, Block Technology, Manager (BTM)

Department of Soil Science1. Krishan Kumar, Ag. Field Officer, Syndicate Bank, Haryana, 2. Auwal Muhammad, Sit-In Head of Department of Agriculture, Audu Bako College of Agri., Bambatt kano state 3. Ms. Shweta Ranjan, T.A. UPPSC Exam., 4. Mr. Vishesh Kumar, T.A. UPPSC Exam.,

Ethelind School of Home Science1. Shweta Rai, Quality control officer, TUVSAD, South Asia Consumer products Testing Lab,Udyog Vihar, Phase-II,Gurgaon,Haryana, 2. GarimaSingh, Training Officer, Baharaich, UP, 3. Nida Sultana, Project ofiicer (Resource Person), Mahila Samakshya, Baharaich, UP, 4. Steffi Marak, Additional Programme Officer, MNREGS, MeghalayaSeveral students are placed in jobs as Probationary Officers in SBI, Dietitians in hospitals, Interior Decorators, Training Associates in KVKs, Lecturers/teachers in colleges and schools, CDPO in some Blocks etc. Some are absorbed in NGOs and others have gone in for trainings or higher education. Some have settled as home makers.

Placement of the Students

New Departments

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Department of Farm Machinery & Power Engineering

1. Naman Jaiswal, Hills and Ford, (Dubai), 2. Huda Haider, Swraj Division, Mahindra, 3. Uttam Shukla, Jain Irrigation, (Jalgao, Mumbai)

Department of Food Process Engineering1. Anjisht Joel Haroon, B. Tech. Food Tech., 2. Abhinav Shinoy Pd., B. Tech. Food Tech., 3. Pranjali Sankpal, M. Tech Food Tech (Food Process Engg.), 4. Priyanka Tewari, M. Tech Food Tech., (Food Process Engg.), 5. Sujit Balasaheb Borude, M. Tech. Food Tech. (Food Safety & Standards), 6. Anushree Dave, B. Tech. Food Tech., 7. Ankita Singh, B. Tech. Food Tech., 8. Shreya Sen, B. Tech. Food Tech., 9. Aditya Kumar Singh Kushwaha, M. Tech Food Tech., 10. Omer Shahab, M. Tech Food Tech.,Student for Higher Studies /Job1. Prachi Sinha, NIFTEM: M.Tech. FSQM, 2. Shilpi Sharma, C.M. Foods and Allied Products- R & D, Ghaziabad, UP., 3. Shristy Gautam, SAB Miller, Meerut, UP., 4. Pooja Tiwari, Al Kabeer, Production Manager, 5. Shweta Singh, Future Consumer Enterprise Ltd., Delhi.

Department of Civil Engineering1. Placement for 2015 : 03 Nos in 07 Companies2. Placement for 2016 : 02 Nos in 08 Companies


1. Mr. Uday Pandey, M.Sc. (Ag.) Microbiology joined as a Microbiologist in Mother Dairy, Nagpur, 2. Ms. Ruhika Singh, M.Sc. Microbiology joined as a Microbiologist in Indian Air Force, Station, Ghaziabad Army Hospital, Ghaziabad, 3. Mr. Shailendra Dwivedi, M.Sc. (Ag.) Microbiology joined as a Technical Assistant in UPPSC, 4. Mr. Subhash Shukla, M.Sc. (Ag.) Microbiology joined as a Technical Assistant in UPPSC, 5. Ms. Manisha Chauhan, Integrated M.Sc. Microbiology joined as a Microbiologist in Rohtak, Haryana, 6. Mr. Gaurav Kushwaha, M.Sc. (Ag.) Microbiologist joined as a Microbiologist in Alkem Pharma, Haridwar, UP, 7. Ms. Aradhana Singh, M.Sc. Microbiology, Ph.D. Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, 8. Mrs. Subia Fatima, M.Sc. Microbiology joined as a Microbiology Analayst in SOS Canada

Department of ChemistryFollowing students of M.Sc. Chemistry - Manisha Yadav, Ravi Kumar and Sapna Gupta in

School Teaching

Department of Forensic ScienceFollowing students of M.Sc. Forensic Science got selected recently in Govt. Sector. 1. Priya Singh joined as Scientific Assistant in State Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, 2. Pryanka joined as Scientific Assistant in State Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, 3. Jyoti Mishra joined as Scientific Assistant in State Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, 4. Seerat joined as Scientific Assistant in State Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, 5. Sumit Singh joined as Scientific Assistant in State Forensic Science Laboratory, Delhi, 6. Ankit Chaturvedi joined as Scientific Assistant in State Forensic Sci. Laboratory, Delhi, 7. Vichar Mishra joined as Assistant Professor in Jain University, Bengaluru.

Department of Library and Information Science1. Mrs. Ruchi Srivastava, Asst. Professor, Nehru Gram University, Jhusi, Allahabad, 2. Mrs Geeta Yadav, Librarian, Dept of Home Science, SHIATS, Allahabad, 3. Mrs Leena John, Technical Assistant, Central Library, SHIATS 4. Mrs Jyoti Sonkar, Librarian, Dept of Theology, SHIATS, Alalahabad, 5. Mr. Anurag Lakra, Librarian, DAV College, Dhanbad, Jharkhand, 6. Mrs Pushpanjli, Librarian, St. Johns Academy Naini, Allahabad 7. Vandana Yadav, Librarian, Greenfield Academic, Gauhania, Allahabad

School of Film & Mass Communication 1. Ambrish Singh, MA-Mass Comm., joined as State Head in Raftaar News (UP), 2. Vikas Singh, MA-Mass Comm. joined as Programming Head in Essel Group, New Delhi, 3. Sneha Chaudhary, MA-Mass Comm. joined as Assistant Director in Garbage Production, Mumbai, 4. Avinash Gaurav, BA-JMC joined as Assistant Director in TV Serials, Mumbai, 5. Ashish Sonkar, MA-Mass Comm. joined as Sub Editor in DNA, Allahabad, 6. Vasini Tripathi, BA-JMC joined as Artist at DEU, Mumbai, 7. Smita Sahu, BA-JMC joined as Senior Content Writer in Ideate Labs, Mumbai, 8. Utkarsh Awasthi, BA-JMC joined as Reporter in Raftar News, Allahabad, 9. Vaibhav Jeet, BA-JMC joined as Photo Journalist in Rashtriya Sahara, Lucknow, 10. Sravan Kumar Sharma, BA-JMC joined as Photo Journalist in Rashtriya Sahara, Lucknow, 11. Mohd. Shahbaz, BA-JMC joined as Photo Journalist in Hindustan Times, Allahabad, 12. Direndra Pal, MAMC joined as Asst. Director at TV serial "Jai Santoshi Ma" telecast on & TV, 13. Rahul Yadav, MAMC joined as Assistant Production Manager at TV serial "Jai Santoshi Ma" telecast on & TV.

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The two day International seminar on Building

N at i o n t h ro u g h S u sta i n a b l e F i n a n c i a l

Development jointly organized by Joseph School of

Business Studies and Directorate of International

Training and Education was successfully started at

Joseph School of Business Studies, SHIATS,

Allahabad. The two day seminar will focus on the

new techniques ad interventions that are utilized

by the financial systems towards sustainable

financial development and its working to highlight

the lacunae that is working against the objective of

sustainable financial development.

The first day of the seminar began on Tuesday with

a word of prayer lead by Rev. V.K. Singh, addressing

the inaugural session of the seminar, Professor

Newman Fernandes, Dean JSBS welcomed Dr.

Huub Lems, a renowned financial consultant and

advisor for the Protestant Church in Netherlands,

key speaker for the seminar. Professor Newman

also welcomed the Chief Guest for the seminar, Dr.

Jetti A. Oliver, Chancellor and Prof. (Dr.) A.K.A

Lawrence, Pro- Vice Chancellor (Academics).

Word of encouragement was delivered by

chief guest Dr. Jetti A. Oliver, Chancellor. He

laid emphasis on productive investment and

prudent management of funds and reiterated

that financial sustainability in the long run can only

lead towards good quality of life of people In the

world with special emphasis on developing

economies.

Prof. Newman stressed on the relevance and

significance of strategies for sustainable financial

development in today's age of globalization where

the world economies are no more isolated but

integrated. Finance creates economic and social

values hence social values can be delivered

through finance. He cited popular and interesting'

examples from the past of various financial models

and strategies of different countries and stressed

on California University's initiative of Hubb's

socially responsible investment scheme and how it

can be applied by management professionals in

Indian context. He also emphasized on universal

inclusive economic prosperity which can go a long

way in improving people's well being through

investment.

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Dr. Stephen Das, Joint Director, Directorate of

International Education & Training, welcomed

the dignitaries, faculty members and foreign and

Indian participants of the seminar.

Dr. Shabana Mazhar introduced the theme of the

seminar in the inaugural session. She laid

emphasis on the Brundtland Report 1987,

Millennium Development Goals for the UN

member countries and focused on balancing the

three conflicting dimensions of sustainable

development of environment, social and

economic and United Nations conference on

sustainable development (Rio + 20).

Prof. (Dr.) A.K.A. Lawrence, Pro-Vice Chancellor

(Academics), congratulated the Convenor and

organizing secretary for organizing seminar on

the much needed and relevant issue of

sustainable financial development he focused on

how developing economies like India need to

take lessons from the financial strategies and

development model adopted by the other

countries in the past and how India which has

tremendous growth potential can explore newer

ways, of managing its resources in an effective

way.

Dr. Huub Lems, key speaker for the seminar

appreciated the efforts of the university in

organizing the seminar on the theme of

sustainable financial development and shared

his experience in managing funds and

investments of many reputed organizations

during his career in the field of finance.

First technical session on sustainability in

historical perspective was chaired by Dr. Archana

Chandra, HOD- Human Resource Management.

The key speaker for the session was Dr. Huub

Lems who elaborated on historical perspective of

development talking on Colonial times UNCTAD,

NIEO, UNCED RIO 1992 and Brundtland Report in

the session. Second technical session on

sustainability in historical perspective was

Chaired by Dr. Ronald V. Mani, Senior Assistant

Professor, JSBS, SHIATS. The key speaker for the

session was Mrs. Sumbul Masood, Associate

member of the Institute of Company Secretaries

of India. The third and the last session of the first

day ended with paper presentation on the theme

of Sustainable Financial Development.

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Ethelind School of Home Science1. Suchitra Singh, 14MSHEE001, UGC NET, 20152. Rodali Duarah, 14MSCFND034, UGC NET, 2015

Students Qualified NET/SLET/SRF/JRF

Department of AgronomylGautam Ghosh et al. (2016) Effect of different

wed control methods on growth and yield of maize (Zea mays L.) under rainfed condition in Allahabad. IOSR journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science. Vol. 9, issue 4

lP hys i o l o g i ca l s t u d y o f I n d i a n w h e at (Triticumaestivum L.) varieties Manish Kumar, Sushma, Alok Milton Lal, Joy Dawson and Poonam Prakash Asian Journal of Bio Science Vol 11 (1) : 122 - 126 2016 0973-4899 (NAAS 3.21)

lEffect of Integrated Nutrient Management on Physical and Chemical Properties of Soil Suman Meena, Narendra Swaroop and Joy Dawson Agric. Sci. Digest Vol 36 (1) : 56 - 59 2016 0253-150X (NAAS 3.88).

lEffect of Integrated Nutrient Management on growth and yield of greengram (Vignaradiata L.) Suman Meena, Narendra Swaroop and Joy Dawson Agric. Sci. Digest Vol 36 (1) : 63 - 65 2016 0253-150X (NAAS 3.88)

School of Forestry and EnvironmentDr. Neelam KharelAnand, R.K.,Khare, N., Dwivedi, S.V., Singh, M.P. &

Umrao, R. (2016). Studies on adoption of traditional agroforestry among the farmers in district Sonebhadra, UP. Indian Forester. 142(2), 144-150.

lR. K. Anand, Neelam Khare, S.V. Dwevedi, M.P. Singh and Rajiv Umrao., (2016). Studies on adoption of traditional Agroforestry among the farmers in district Sonbhandra, Uttar Pradesh. Indian Forester, 142(2):144-150.

Dr. Afaq M WanilHalliru Bilyaminu and Wani, A.M. (2016). Carbon

sequestration potential of different tree species in Allahabad, U.P. Int. J. of Farm Sci.. 6(2): 1-6.

lUmrao, R., Siddiqui, M.T., Mehera, B., and Wani, A.M. (2016). Studies on the structure, composition and diversity of trees and shrubs in Mirzapur Forest. The Allahabad Farmer. 2; 108-113.

Dr. Rajeev Umraol

of the Different Growth Regulators on Vegetative Propagation of Buddha Belly Bamboo. Advances in Life Science. 5(4).1310-1314.

lUmrao, R., Siddiqui, M.T., Mehera, B., and Wani, A.M.(2016)Studies on the structure, composition and diversity of trees and shrubs in Mirzapur Forest. The Allahabad Farmer. 2; 108-113.

lVijay, Umrao, R., Kumar, H., and Bijalwan, A. (2016). Application of Different Growth Media for Production of Quality Planting Stock in Salix albaLinn. International Journal of Current Research in Biosciences and Plant Biology.

lR.K. Anand, Neelam Khare, S.V. Dwevedi, M.P. Singh and Rajiv Umrao., (2016). Studies on adoption of traditional Agroforestry among the farmers in district Sonbhandra, Uttar Pradesh. Indian Forester, 142(2):144-150.

lUmrao, R., Chauhan, D.K., and Bijalwan. A. (2016). Effect of N P K level in combination with Rhizobium and PSB culture on growth and yield of green gram (Vignaradiata L. Wilczek) in the Subabul (Leucaenaleucocephala) based Agroforestry Systems. International Journal of Current Research in Biosciences and Plant Biology.3 (2):54-57.

lUmrao, N., Umrao, R. and Bijalwan, A. (2016). Effect of Different Spacing on Growth and Yield of Carrot (Daucuscarota L.) under Open and Subabul (Leucaenaleucocephala) Based Agroforestry System. Int. J. of Current Research in Biosciences and Plant Biology.3 (2):91-95.

Mr. Hemant KumarlSaad, M., Kumar, H., and Umrao, R. (2016). Effect

of the Different Growth Regulators on Vegetative Propagation of Buddha Belly Bamboo. Advances in Life Science. 5 (4).1310-1314.

lPathak, P.K., Kumar, H., Kumari, G., & Bilyaminu, H. (2016). Biomass production potential in different species of bamboo in central Uttar Pradesh, The Ecoscan, 10(1& 2): 41-43

lSingh, U.K., Singh, D., Prasad, V. M., Kumar, H., & Umrao, R. (2016). Performance and capital use efficiency of Bitter gourd (Momordicacharantia L.) genotypes in their production, Res. Environ. Life Sci. 9(6) 672-675.

Dr. Ram BharoselPathak, P.K., Ram Bharose, James, A., and Alam

Ara. (2016). Assessment of Drinking Water

Saad, M., Kumar, H., and Umrao, R. (2016).Effect

Research Paper Published

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Quality: A Case Study of Chandauli District, Uttar Pradesh, India. Asian Resonance. V(I).

lJames, A., Ram Bharose and Ghulami, N. (2016). Utilization of sewage water as a source of irrigation water for spinach (Spinaceaolearacea L.) and its effect of soil health. Ecology, Environment and Conservation.

lKumar, S., and Ram Bharose (2016). Effects of different levels of nutrients and dates of sowing on growth and yield of Mustard crop (Brassica Juncea L.) Allahabad Farmer.

Dr. Abhishek JameslPathak, P.K., Ram Bharose, James, A., and Alam

Ara. (2016). Assessment of Drinking Water Quality: A Case Study of Chandauli District, Uttar Pradesh, India. Asian Resonance,V(I).

lJames, A., Ram Bharose and Ghulami, N. (2016). Utilization of sewage water as a source of irrigation water for spinach (Spinaceaolearacea L.) and its effect of soil health. Ecology, Environment and Conservation.

lKennedy Vaiphei, K. Abhishek James, A. and Paliwal, H.B. (2016). Assessment of noise pollution level at 5 commercial areas of Allahabad city, India. The Ecoscan, 10 (1&2): 169-171.

Dr. Harsh Bodh PaliwallKennedy Vaiphei, K. Abhishek James, A. and

Paliwal, H.B. (2016). Assessment of noise pollution level at 5 commercial areas of Allahabad city, India. The Ecoscan, 10 (1&2): 169-171.


lJahanara, A study on the Socio-cultural life of the Irulas of Pondicherry, India, Published in UAC Proceeding, 2016, Bangkok.

lAlamara and Jahanara, A study on Ecnomic transaction of Gond Tribe of district Bastar of Chhattisgarh, UAC proceeding 2016, Bangkok.

lSingh R.P. and Jahanara, A study on Juvenile Delinquents : Impact of socio- Ecnomic factors of family in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India 23-25 May 2016, Istanbul, Turkey ISBN - 978- 605-64453-7-8

lNaidu .Y., Bose D.K, View on Privatization of Agricultural, Extension Services In Anantapur (A.P.), International J. of Agricultural Science and Research (IJASR), Vol. 6, Issue 4, Aug 2016, Impact factor-4.8136, pp: 35-44, NAAS Rating-3.53

lKnowledge and attitude of the farmers towards sprinkler Irrigation System in Lunkaransar Block of Bikaner District in Rajasthan, The Allahabad Farmer, SHIATS, Allahabad,Vol. No. LXXI No.2 January 2016, ISSN: 0971-9075 pp: 36-38, NAAS Rating-3.12

lRukhsana, Bose D.K. and Priyanka Singh, Empowerment of Rural Women Through Self Help Groups (SHGs) in Allahabad district of Uttar Pradesh, The Allahabad Farmer, SHIATS, Allahabad, Vol. No. LXXI No.2, January, 2016, ISSN: 0971-9075 pp: 39- 43, NAAS Rating-3.12

lDipendra Kumar Yadav, Neena Gupta and Bose D.K, Maternal Nutritional Knowledge and Practices of Child- Feeding in Rural areas of Mahottari District of Nepal, The Allahabad Farmer, SHIATS, Allahabad, Vol. No. LXXI No.2, January 2016, ISSN: 0971-9075 pp: 114- 117, NAAS Rating-3.12

Department of Soil SciencelShiny Oshin Ch. Marak, Tarence Thomas, Smriti

Rao-2016: Impact of different levels of Phosphorus, Sulphur and FYM on soil properties, yield attributes and nutrient uptake by carrot (Daucus carota L.) cv. Deep red, International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development,Online ISSN: 2349-4182, Print ISSN:2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

lAhmad Shahab Samimi, Dr. Tarence Thomas 2016: Effects of different levels of NPK on soil properties by wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development Online ISSN: 2349-4182 Print ISSN: 2349-5979. Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

lAhmad Shahab Samimi, Dr. Tarence Thomas 2016: Effects of different levels of NPK on yield by wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development ,Online ISSN: 2349-4182 Print ISSN: 2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

lTheruovinuo Metha, Narendra Swaroop, Tarence Thomas 2016: "Impact of inorganic fertilizers and organic manures on soil health, growth and yield attributes of Pea (Pisum sativum L.) cv. Arkel" International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development Online ISSN: 2349-4182, Print ISSN: 2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

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l"Effect of Nitrogen and Zinc on Physico-chemical properties of soil of Allahabad Uttar Pradesh India" International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development Online ISSN: 2349-4182, Print ISSN: 2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

lShirin Aqa Ahmadi, Arun Alfred David: 2016 "Effect of Nitrogen and Zinc on yield of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) "International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development Online ISSN: 2349-4182, Print ISSN: 2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

lAsadullahahmadi, Arun Alfred David, 2016 "Impact of different levels of Integrated Nutrient and Growth regulator on soil health and Yield At t r i b u t e s o f To m a t o ( Ly c o p e r s i c o n Esculentummill.) Allahabad Uttar Pradesh, India" International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development Online ISSN: 2349-4182 Print ISSN: 2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

lGhulam Mohammad, Arun A. David 2016: Impact of integrated nutrients on soil fertility status under potato cultivation (Solanum Tuberosum L.),David International J. of Multidisciplinary Research and Development, Online ISSN: 2349-4182 Print ISSN: 2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

lGhulam Mohammad, Arun A David 2016: Impact of integrated nutrients on vegetative growth and tuber yield of potato (Solanum Tuberosum L.). International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development, Online ISSN: 2349-4182 Print ISSN: 2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

lVinod Kumar Prajapati, Dr. Narendra Swaroop 2016: Effect of different dose of NPK and vermicompost on growth and yield attributes of maize [Zea Mays (L.)] Cv. MM 2255 International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development Online ISSN: 2349-4182 Print ISSN: 2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

lAshish Masih, Narendra Swaroop 2016: Effect of integrated nutrient management on growth and yield attributes of maize (Zea mays L.) Var. Kirtiman Saurabh, International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development, Online ISSN: 2349-4182 Print ISSN: 2349-5979, Impact Factor: RJIF 5.72

Shirin Aqa Ahmadi, Arun Alfred David 2016: lDowson: 2016 "Effect of integrated nutrient management on physical and chemical properties of soil,Vol.26,No.1, NAAS Rating 3.88

lSuman Meena, Narendra Swaroop and Joy Dowson: 2016 "Effect of integrated nutrient management on Growth and yield of green gram (vagna radiate L.),Vol.26,No.1, NAAS Rating 3.88

Ethelind School of Home ScienceInternationallParvez, Razia and Chandra Nalini (2016), "A

Review Article: Impact of environmental and occupational stress on health," An International Journal Paripex-Indian Journal of Research, vol 05, issue 5, may 2016:pp. 33-34. Impact Factor 5.215 I C(Index Copper Nicus ) Value 77.65

lParvez, Razia and Chandra, Nalini (2016), "Musculoskeletal disorders among farm women engaged in agricultural tasks," International Journal of Home Science, vol 2, issue:2, May- Aug 2016, p. p 166-167. Impact Factor:5.3.

lParvez, Razia, A.K.A. Lawrance and Swarn Lata (2016), 'Physical Problems of Women Laborers Engaged In Paddy Transplanting Activity in Allahabad, International Journal of Home Science, Vol. 2, No.2, pp. 240-245. June - July (Impact factor 5.3).

lParvez, Razia, A.K.A. Lawrance and Swarn Lata (2016), Economic Status of Women Laborers Engaged In Paddy Transplanting Activity In Allahabad Region of Uttar Pradesh International Journal of Adv. Res. Vol. 4, Issue 5, pp. 49-55, ISSN 2320-5407. 7 May -June (Impact factor 5.336).

lMohammad Zaki Shamim, Anisha Verma, Sarita Sheikh & Shikha Singh (2016) Sensory evaluation of nutritious herbal noodles developed by utilization of Aegle Marmelos leaves powder. International Journal of Research in Applied, Natural and Social Sciences 4(4):109-114, January 2016, Impact factor; 3.0

lVerma, Anisha, Neeru Bala, Sheikh, Sarita Srivastava, Bhawna (2016) Availability and consumption frequency of underutilized green leafy vegetables in local areas of Allahabad. European Journa l o f B iomedica l and Pharmaceutical Sciences: 3(3):436-439 impact factor: 3.88, February 2016.

lNeeru Bala, Verma Anisha and Singh, Shikha (2016) Prevalence of malnutrition and factors associated with nutritional status of children in

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rural area of Allahabad district of Uttar Pradesh. International Journal of Advanced Research 4(3): 812-815, Impact factor:5.33, March, 2016.

lYadav Adya, Paul, Virginia and Yadav Neelam (2016). "Antioxidant properties of Moringa (Moringaoleifera), Adusa (Justiciaadhatoda), Beetroot (Beta vulgaris L.) and cauliflower (Brassica olerace) leaves". International Journal of Applied Home Science, volume-3, Issue-3&4, P-94-99. Impact Factor-1.4215

lPaul Virginia, Singh Pallavi (2016). "Nutrient Adequacy and Dietary Diversification of Rural women aged between 18-25 years in Allahabad Distr ict" Research Expo Internat ional Multidisciplinary Research Journal, vol. VI, issue V, May, P. 27-31. (International). Quality Impact Factor: 5.93

lKumari, Jyoti and Dubey, Ritu (2016) "Impact of nutritional education on iron deficiency anemia among college students of Banasthali University, Rajasthan". Food Science Research Journal, 2016; 7(1):74-79, April 2016, Impact Factor: 1.23.

lKumari, Jyoti and Dubey, Ritu (2016) "Development of Nutritious Ice-Creams from Soymilk and Pumpkin seed milk and evaluation of their acceptability". Food science Research Journal, 2016; 7(1):96-100,April 2016, Impact Factor: 1.236.

lGupta Alka, K. Gangwar, Parihar R. (2016). In vitro bioavai labi l i ty of calc ium in products incorporated with green leafy vegetables. International Journal of Home Science 2016; 2(1): 05-08. June 2016 Impact Factor 5.03

lGupta, Alka Tripathi, Jaya and Pal, Divya (2016). Organoleptic and nutritional analysis of value added food products incorporation of lahsua leaves powder. Research in Environment and life Sciences, 9 (04), 443-445. April 2016, Naas Rating: 4.09

lKumari Rosy, Gupta Alka (2016). Preparation of Value Added Food Products from Dehydrated Underutilized Hogweed (Boerhaaviadiffusa) Root Powder. International Journal of Health Sciences & Research, 6 (3), 243-247. March 2016 Impact Factor: 3.5

lShobna, S., Chacko .N, Verma, R., Mathur. A. (2016). Comparative study on occupational stress among govt. and private working women. International Journal of Recent Scientific Research .Vol. 7, Issue 7. ( Naas Rating 5.97)

lSpousal violence and Dalit women: Theoretical Underpinnings and Retrospection. International Journal of Recent Scientific Research. Vol. 7, Issue 7. ( Naas Rating 5.1)

lSharma, S.K.; Sharma, E. and Sharma, Y. (2016). Effects of ocean acidification on marine ecosystems and its chemistry. International Multidisciplinary Research Journal. 3(2): 78-91. April 2016.

lSharma, S.K.; Sharma, E. and Sharma, Y. (2016). Migration of Polymer and Contaminants from Primary Packaging Materials into Food and Dairy Products: A Review. International Scientific Journal on Science Engineering and Technology. 19(3): 57-65. April 2016

lMeena, S.K.; Fatima, N. and Sharma, E. 2016. Designing and construction of functional garments for girls with lower limb disability. Remarking. Vol 2(9): 95-99. (Impact factor: 4.473) February 2016.

National lPaul, Virginia (2016). "Recent advances in the

field of Home Science in reference with Uttar Pradesh" Souvenir, 4th Uttar Pradesh Agricultural Science Congress, March 2-4, CSA, Kanpur, Pg-171-174.

lPrajapati Aditi, Paul, Virginia (2016). Potential of Morings Oleifera" The Miracle Tree" in Human Health", Scientific Proceeding, National Symposium on "Women's Health and Nutritional Security: Issues and Challenges", November 26, SHIATS, Allahabad, pg 7-12.

lManeesha Pandey, Paul, Virginia Pallavi Singh and Ranjana Singh (2016). Effect of cooking on the palatability and mineral constituent of spinach leaves cooked in five different metal and Teflon coated utensils. Scientific Proceeding, National Symposium on "Women's Health and Nutritional Security: Issues and Challenges", November 26, SHIATS, Allahabad, pg 33-37.

lNeelam Kumari, Paul, Virginia Pallavi Singh (2016). "Women's vulnerability for osteoporosis and therapeutic nutrition strategies: A Review, Scientific Proceeding, National Symposium on "Women's Health and Nutritional Security: Issues and Challenges", November 26, SHIATS, Allahabad, pp 37-43.

lAli Zebish, Paul, Virginia, Singh, Pallavi and Sahu Deepali (2016) Effect of processing methods on

Ritu Sureka, Anjali Mathur and Anshu (2016). News Letter - 2016

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the nutritional quality of Bengal Gram, Scientific Proceeding, National Symposium on "Women's Health and Nutritional Security: Issues and Challenges", November 26, SHIATS, Allahabad, pg 85-88.

lJyoti Kumari and Dubey, Ritu Prakash (2016) "Impact of nutritional education on iron deficiency anemia among college students of Banasthali University, Rajasthan". Food science Research Journal, 2016; 7(1):74-79.

lJyoti Kumari and Dubey, Ritu Prakash (2016) "Development of Nutritious Ice-Creams from Soymilk and Pumpkin seed milk and evaluation of their acceptability". Food Science Research Journal, 2016; 7(1):96-100.

lParihar Ruby, Prasad, Ranu and Gupta, Alka (2016). Sensory evaluation of products developed by incorporating fresh bathua ( C h e n o p o d i u m a l b u m ) a n d m e t h i (Trigonellafoenum-graecum) leaves. The Allahabad Farmer, Vol. LXXI (2),85-87. January 2016, NAAS Rating: 3.12

lGangwar, K. Gupta, Alka and Sheikh, S. (2016). Sensory evaluation of value added fenugreek paneer pakoda developed by using fenugreek (Trigonellafoenumgraceum) leaves. The Allahabad Farmer, Vol. LXXI (2), 88-89. January 2016, NAAS Rating: 3.12

lKumari, Rosy, Gupta, Alka and Sheikh, Sarita (2016). Development and sensory optimization of low cost micronutrient rich nutritious product by using locally available food resources. International Journal of Food and Nutritional Sciences. 5, (1), 23-27. Jan 2016 Impact factor 1.02

lSharma, E. 2016. Digitalization of motifs based in Indian folk paintings through CAD and their adaptation on apparels using Digital Printing technique. Research Journal of Family, Community and Consumer Sciences. 4(1): 1-10. January 2016.

Popular ArticleslPratibha and Dr. Anjali Mathur (2016) Migraine-

Aadhae sir ka dard. Hamar Gaon. Vol 15, No. 61 April-June. p.7. University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lPratibha and Dr. Anjali Mathur (2016) Pathari ka elaj. Hamar Gaon. Vol 15, No. 61 April-June p.22, University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lAsar. Hamar Gaon. Vol 15, No. 61 April-June p. 19. University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lVirginia Paul and Aishwarya North (2016) "Tulsi ka mahetava" In Hamar Gaon, Apr-June, vol.15, No. 61, p. 09, University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lVirginia Paul and Priyanka Chaurasia (2016) "Pahchaniye Awla ki Shakti Ko" In Hamar Gaon, Jan-March, Vol.15, No. 60, p. 05, University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lVirginia Paul and Medha Raj (2016) "Neem ke Swathyavardhak Fayde" In Hamar Gaon, Jan-March, Vol.15, No. 60, p. 11, University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lVirginia Paul and Alka Gupta, 26 May, 2016 Hindustan and 27 May, 2016 AAJ News Paper. Paustic Ladoo se dur hoga Kuposhan.

lDr. (Mrs.) Razia Parvez, Rekha verma, Swarn Lata (2016), Swasthvardhak Rose hip (gulab ka phal), Vol 61, April- June, pp 5. University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lDr. (Mrs.) Razia Parvez, Swarn Lata (2016), Wheel Hoe Weeder, Hamar Gaon, Vol 61, April- June, pp 26. University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lDr. (Mrs.) Razia Parvez, Azra Fatma (2016), "Upyogi Sahtoot" Hamar Gaon, Vol 60, January - March, p 18, University Pub. Div., SHIATS, Allahabad.

lDr. (Mrs.) Razia Parvez, Azra Fatma (2016), "Upyogi Jayphal"Hamar Gaon, Vol 60, January - March, p 20. University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lDr. (Mrs.) Razia Parvez and Azra Fatma (2016), "Sahjan", Hamar Gaon, Vol 60, Ja. - March, p. 31. Univ. Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lDr. Shakti and Dr. Ritu Prakash Dubey (2016) Aankhon Ki Dekhbhal. Hamar Gaon. Vol.59, pg: 5. University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lShikha Kumari, Dr. Ritu Prakash Dubey and Dr. Sarita Sheikh (2016) Aayu Anusaar Vishesh Aahar. Hamar Gaon. Vol.59. pg: 9, University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lShikha Kumari, Dr. Ritu Prakash Dubey and Dr. Sarita Sheikh (2016) Swasthy Prdayak Neem. Hamar Gaon. Vol. 59, p: 10. University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

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lSarita Sheikh (2016) Namak: Upkarak and Apkarak Bhi. Hamar Gaon. Vol.59, pg: 12, U.P.D.SHIATS, Allahabad.

lShikha Kumari, Dr. Ritu Prakash Dubey and Dr. Sarita Sheikh (2016) Ilaychi Key Aushdiye Gun. Hamar Gaon. Vol.59, p: 13. University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lShikha Kumari, Dr. Ritu Prakash Dubey and Dr. Sarita Sheikh (2016) Phalon Dwara Swasthy -Raksha, Hamar Gaon. Vol.59, p: 22, University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lKiran Yadav and Dr. Ritu Prakash Dubey (2016) Kam Upyogi Pattiyon Ke Faydeymand Bhumika. Hamar Gaon. Vol.60, p: 23, University Publication Division, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lShikha Kumari and Ritu Prakash Dubey (2016) Aushadihey Guno Say Sampan Annanas. Hamar Gaon. Vol. 60, p: 8, U.P.D., SHIATS, Allahabad.

lAnisha Verma, Neeru Bala, Sarita Sheikh and Bhawna Srivastava. "Changeri (Katti-Mithi) "Jan.-March. 2016. P. 19

Abstract publishedlSingh Pallavi, Paul Virginia (2016). "Integration of

Home Science for the Rural Development and Women Empowerment: A Review". Souvenir, 4th Uttar Pradesh Agricultural Science Congress, March 2-4, CSA, Kanpur,p.369

lSingh Pallavi, Paul Virginia (2016). "Symbiotic Food: An Emerging Trend in Food Technology for Women's Health" Souvenir, National Seminar on Eco-friendly nutritional approaches for public health: Issues and Challenges" March 11, UPRTOU, Allahabad, p.289.

Books PublishedlDr. Razia Parvez, "Advanced Housing" (2016) (For

P.G. Students), Disha International Publishing House, Delhi -110032.

lDr. Razia Parvez, "Housing and Space Management" (2016) (For U.G. Students) Disha International Publishing House, Delhi - 110032.

Lab Manuals Published lDr. Razia Parvez, "Advanced Housing" (March

2016) for P.G. StudentslNargis Fatima and Dr. Ekta Sharma, "Textile

Science and Care" (March 2016) for U.G. Student.

Folders PublishedlDr. Razia Parvez, Munj Ki Tokari Ek Hast Kala

(March, 2016).

Shikha Kumari, Dr. Ritu Prakash Dubey and Dr. lKmal ) ( March 2016).

lDr. Razia Parvez, Krishi Karya me utpann Samasyaon ke Niwaran me Ergonomic Ke Sidhant (March, 2016).

lDr. Razia Parvez, Gharelu Harya Avam Ergonomics (March, 2016).

lDr. Razia Parvez, Dhan Ki Kheti & Osteoporosis (March, 2016).

lDr. S. Mohapatra, Schemes related to women and children (March, 2016).

The folders were basically prepared for Kissan Mela and distributed to the male and female farmers to encourage income generating activity among farmers and for creating awareness regarding Schemes related to women and children.


lRamesh Pal and Ashok Tripathi (2016). Perspective of design and development and performance evaluation of the thresher: A preliminary study. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology. Vol.3 (02): 1-10. ISSN No. 2345-0056

lMrinal Verma and Ashok Tripathi (2016). Perspective of the status of Agricultural Mechanization in the Bihar state. International Journal of Technology and Research. Vol.3 (3): 10-17. ISSN No. 2347-5900.

lDevesh Kumar and Ashok Tripathi (2016). Performance evaluation of tractor operated two row vegetable transplanter. Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science. Vol. 9(1): 01-05. ISSN NO: 2319-2380.

lRazia Parvez, A. K. A Lawrence, Swarn Lata (2016) " Problem of Women Laborers Engaged in Paddy Transplanting Activity in Allahabad, International Journal of Home Science ISSN: 2395-7476, Vol 2 issue 2, pp xx-xx. (Impact Factor 5.3)

lRazia Parvez, A. K. A Lawrence, Swarn Lata (2016) "Economic Status of Women Laborers Engaged in Paddy Transplanting Activity in Allahabad Region of Uttar Pradesh., International Journal of Advance Research ISSN: 2320-5407, Vol 4 issue 5 pp 49-55.

lBinni, I.M., Moses, S.C., Khan Kalay and Kumar Ashok (2016). "An Inventory of animal and tractor drawn seed and fertilizer applicator available in Kano state of Nigeria". IOSR Journal of agriculture and veterinary science." Vol 9(6). pp 34-39.

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ldifferent tillage practices of soil moisture and productivity of pearl millet crop under dryland condition, New Agriculturist, publication: Vol. 27 No (2),ISSN No. 0971 - 0647, NAAS Rating: 4.7

lSingh Manish, Denis, D.M (2016) Effect of Drought under different tillage practices on productivity of pearl millet crop under dryland condition, "New Agriculturist" Vol. 28 No (1) 2017, ISSN No. 0971 - 0647, NAAS Rating: 4.7

lGupta N. K and Isaac R.K., (2016). Modeling Agro Data repository using XML. International J. of Innovative Comp. Science and Engineering. Vol.3, Issue 2:24-27. (NAAS rating/Impact factor:4.06)

lTripathi S.S. and Isaac R.K.,(2016). Rainfall Pattern and Ground Water Fluctuation in Ramganga River Basin at Bareilly District, Uttar Pradesh India. International Journal of Advanced Engineering, Management and Sciences, Vol. 2, Issue 6. Pp 576-587. (NAAS rating/Impact factor:3.661)

lTripathi S.S. and Isaac R.K., (2016). Land Use, Land Cover detection in a part of Ramganga River Basin at Bareilly District, Uttar Pradesh India. International Journal of Advanced Engineering, Management and Sciences, Vol. 2, Issue 6. pp 611-616. .(NAAS rating/Impact factor:3.661)

lGupta N. K and Isaac R.K., (2016). The Concept of Agriculture Markup Language: AgrML. International Journal of Innovative Computer Science and Engineering. Vol.4, Issue 5: DOI:10.15680/IJIRCCE.2015.04050011111. (NAAS rating/Impact factor:4.06)

lGupta N. K and Isaac R.K., (2016). Data mining and pattern recognition techniques using GIS/RS International journal of advance research in computer and communication Engineering (IJARCCE) Vol 5 issue 3, March 2016. (NAAS rating/Impact factor: 4.855)

lWalter A.S. and Isaac, R.K, (2016). Framework to Evaluate The Severity of Spelling Mistake During Answer Evaluation Process, International Journal of Computer Applications (0975 -8887) (NAAS rating/Impact factor: 3.122)

lPathak A.K., Isaac R.K., Sarkar U.K., Kumar R. and Singh P., (2016). Hierarchical Computerized System for taxonomic fish identification using machine learning technique. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, India Section B: Biological Sciences. (NAAS rating/Impact factor: 0.396)

Singh Manish, Denis D.M (2016) Effect of land Emission Characteristics of Diesel Engine with Microemulsion Fuels. Juet. Res. J S T., 3(1), pp.109-119. (NAAS/ Impact factor nil).


lDheeraj Kumar, P.K. Singh, Jitander Kumar, D.M. Denis and M. Imtiyaz (2015). Reference evapotranspiration estimation using artificial neural network for Tarai region of Uttarakhand (India) -Journal Of Soil And Water Conservation. Vol. 14, No.2, April-June 2015.160- 167.

lA Kundu, Denis, D. M., & Patel, N. R. (2015b). Evaluation of the meteorological drought over the Bundelkhand region using geo-spatial techniques, Climate Change, Vol. 1 No. 4, pp. 418-424. Climate Change, Vol. 1 No. 4, pp. 418-424., Vol. 1 No. 4, pp. 418-424. (ISSN: 2394-8566), http://discoveryjournals.com/climate_change/current_issue/v1/n4/index.htm#review5), pp 418-424

lSansui, M. M., &Denis, D. M. (2015). Geographies of poverty in Kano State: The role of GIS in identfying and mapping multi dimensionally deprieved households. The Journal of Geography and Geology, Photon (119), 200-212.

lS.N Chanu, Alex Thomas, Parvendra .K (2015) Estimation of curve number and runoff of micro-watershed using soil conservation service curve number. Journal of Soil &Water conservation: vol. 14 (4) ,pp,317-325 (ISN0022-457X)

lSanusi, M. M., Denis, D. M., Mukesh, K., Wilson, K., Dipak, B., & Srivastava, S. K. (2015). Estimating multidimensional poverty and identifying poor households in Kano state International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development, Online ISSN: 2349-4182 Print ISSN: 2349-5979, www.allsubjectjournal.com, 2(12), 148-157.

lDenis, D. M., M. Kumar, S. Srivastava, S. Suryavanshi, F. A. Denis, R. Singh, & Mishra., H. (2016). A High Resolution Assesment of Water Footprint of Wheat To Understand Yield and Water Use Hetrogeneity. Water Resources Management (DOI 10.1007/s11269-016-1305-y.I)

lMukesh Kumar, D. M. Denis, Shakti Suryavanshi (2016) Long-term climatic trend analysis of Giridih district, Jharkhand (India) using statistical approach. Model. Earth Syst. Environ. (2016) 2:116 DOI 10.1007/s40808-016-0162-2

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lR. and Chaturvedi R., (2015). Design and Implementation of web framework for digital identif ication keys to identify Fishes. International journal of Agricultural Sciences and Research (IJASR), Vol.5, Issue 3: 243-258. (NAAS rating/Impact factor: 4.8136)

lThamar, A. R., Sherring, A. and Jafri, M. 2016. Delineation and estimation of unsaturated aquifer and saturated aquifer of Faridabad district, Haryana, India. Journal of Soil & Water Conservation. 15 (2): 166-177, April-June 2016 (ISSN: 0022-457X) (Impact Factor: 1.811 )

lThamar, A. R., Sherring, A. and Jafri, M. 2016. Ground water modeling of Faridabad district, Haryana, India. International Journal of Agriculture Sciences. Volume 8 : Issue 4, 1957-1965. (ISSN: 0975-3710&E-ISSN: 0975-9107) (Impact Factor: 3.636 )

lSherring, A and Singh V. 2015. Response of drip irrigated spinach, radish and onion under variable irrigation. Journal of Soil & Water Conservation. 14(4) 352-358 (ISSN: 0022-457X) (NAAS rating / Impact Factor: 3.68)

lAmin, I., Kumar, R., Jhajharia, D. and Sherring, A. 2015. Estimation and validation of runoff and sediment models for Dachigam watershed of Kashmir valley (India). Indian Journal of Soil and water Conservation. Vol. 43, No. 1, 9-14 (ISSN No. 0971-9075) (NAAS rating : 3.68 )

lMaurya, R. C. & Sherring, A. 2015. Analysis of groundwater dynamics and potential in central India using water balance approach. European Academic Research. Vol.III, Issue 4, 4905-4922. (ISSN No. 2286-4822) (Impact Factor: 3.4546 )

lKumari, V. and Sherring, A. 2015. Development of autoregressive time series model to predict rainfall and runoff for Ohan watershed of Chitrakoot district. The Allahabad Farmer. Vol. LXXI No.1 , 23-28. (ISSN No. 0971-9075) (NAAS rating : 3.12 )

Pathak A.K., Isaac R.K. , Singh S.P., Kumar R., Dayal lirrigation energy under conventional irrigation method and irrigation scheduling approach in East Khasi Hills, Meghalaya. The Allahabad Farmer. Vol. LXXI No.1, 29-33. (ISSN No. 0971-9075) (NAAS rating: 3.12 )

Department of Food Process EngineeringlAbdul Suhail, Avanish Kumar and K. Lakshmibala

(2016). Effect of Bee-wax coating and modified atmospheric packaging on extending the shelf life of cucumber and preventing freeze inury. The Allahabad Farmer Vol. LXXI, January - 2016

lJarpula Surendar and Chitra Sonkar (2016). Studies on Effect of Sulphur Compound on Osmotically Dehydrated Guava Slices. The Allahabad Farmer Vol. LXXI, January - 2016.

lNadiya Rashi Malik, K C Yadav & Anurag Verma, (2016). Optimazatin of Process Parameters in extraction of Thyme Oil Using Response Surface Methodology (RSM): International Journal of Science, Engineering & Technology, ISSN: 2348-4098, Vol. 4 Issue 3, pp. 248-256

lSummaya, Masih, D. and Sonkar, C. Effect of Moringa Oleifera Leaf Powder Supplimentation on Quality Characteristics of Wheat- Oat Composite Bread. International Journal of Science, Engineering & Technology Vol. 4, Issue 4. (2016) (Impact Factor 3.631).

lKumar, K., Kumar, A., Mishra, A.A., Shukla, R.N. & Gautam, A.K. Physico-Chemical and Sensory Evaluation of Fenugreek Enriched Salted Biscuits, Food Sci. Research Journal Vol. 7, Issue 1 pp. 89-95. (2016). (ISSN-2230-940), (NAAS rating 2.85)

lShukla, R.N., Mishra, A.A. and Gautam, A.K. Development of Protein Enriched Biscuit Fortified with Green Gram Flour, Food Science Research Journal Volume 7, Issue 1 pp. 112-118 (2016) (ISSN-2230-940), (NAAS rating 2.85)

lYadav, D.K., Durgannava, N.A., Ravi, Y., Shukla, R.N. & Shilpa, K. Assessment of Efectiveness of food Safety Adoption Within the Wine Industry in Karnataka, India, Indian Journal of Science and Technology, Vol 9, issue 5. (2016) (ISSN: 0974-6846) (NAAS rating 4.06)

lPandey, A., Kumar, A., & Mishra, A.A. Development and Qualitative Estimation of High Fibre Enriched Bread Fortified with Carrot Pomace. Food Science Research Journal ISSN-2230-940, Volume 7) pp. 51-56, Issue 1 (2016). (NAAS rating 2.85)

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l(2016). Microbial characteristics of osmo-dehydrated carrot slices. The Allahabad Farmer Vol. LXXI, January - 2016

lGautam A.K and Shukla R.N. (2016). Studies on Development and Quality Evaluation of Carrot Pomace Incorporated Cookies. The Allahabad Farmer Vol. LXXI, January - 2016.

Department of Civil EngineeringDr. Vikas SrivastavalVikas Srivastava, Arpan Herbert, Dilip Jha, "ASH

CONCRETE - A step towards Environment protection", National Conference on Recent Advancements in Civil and Environmental Engineering" organized by Civil Engineering Department, BRCM College of Engineering and Technology, Bhiwani, Haryana, 28th & 29th November, 2015 pp. 241-245.

lAkash Agrawal, Vikas Srivastava, Alvin Harison, Shakti Suryavanshi, "Use of Ceramic and Plastic waste in Concrete : A Review" International Journal of Engineering Research-Online.pp.-331-339.Impact Factor 0.421.

lVinit Kumar Singh, Vikas Srivastava, V. C. Agarwal and Alvin Harison, "Effect of Fly Ash as Partial Replacement of Cement in PPC Concrete", International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, Vol. 4, Issue 7, July 2015, pp. 62612-6217. Impact Factor 5.442

lAnamika Soni, Vikas Srivastava and V. C. Agarwal, "Effect of Chloride Environment on PPC Concrete made using fly ash and Pond ash" Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Science and Technology (JMEST) Vol. 2 Issue 8, August - 2015 pp. 2262-2265. Impact Factor 1.27

lMukesh Kumar, Vikas Srivastava and V. C. Agarwal, "Suitability of Pond ash as partial replacement of fine aggregate in PPC Concrete" Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Science and Technology (JMEST) Vol. 2 Issue 8, August - 2015 pp. 2156-2158. Impact Factor 1.27.

lAmit Kumar Singh, Vikas Srivastava, V.C. Agarwal, "Stone Dust in Concrete: Effect on Compressive Strength" International Journal of Engineering and Technical Research (IJETR), Volume-3, Issue-8, August 2015, pp. 115-118, Impact Factor 1.32.

lHitesh Kumar Mandavi, Vikas Srivastava, V.C. Agarwal, "Durability of Concrete with Ceramic Waste as Fine Aggregate Replacement" International Journal of Engineering and

Gousia Gani, Avanish Kumar and K. Lakshmibala Technical Research (IJETR), Volume-3, Issue-8, August 2015, pp. 196-199, Impact Factor 1.32.

lShivcharan Singh, Vikas Srivastava, V. C. Agarwal, "Glass Waste in Concrete: Effect on Workability and Compressive Strength", International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, Vol. 4, Issue 9, September 2015, Impact Factor 5.442.

lJyotsana Lalit Chaudhary, Alvin Harison, Vikas Srivastava, "Use of Silica Sand as Cement ReplacementiIn PPC Concrete", International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technical (IJRET), Volume-4, Issue-11, November 2015, pp. 55-58, Impact Factor 3.127.

lPreeti Pandey, Alvin Harison and Vikas Srivastava, "Utilization of Waste Foundry Sand as Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregate for Low Cost Concrete", International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology, Volume-5, Issue-6, December 2015, pp. 3535-3538, Impact Factor 4.550.

lSudhir Kumar, Vikas Srivastava, V.C. Agarwal, "Utilization of fly ash and lime in PPC concrete" International Journal of Engineering and Technical Research (IJETR), ISSN: 23210869 (O) 24544698 (P), Volume-3, Issue - 10, October 2015,pp. 121- 124. Impact Factor 1.315.

lSalem S. Ghdoura, Vikas Srivastava, "Analysis of Steel Framed Structure using STAAD Pro and ROBOT Software" International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Technology Research (IJSETR), Volume-5, Issue - 7, March 2016,pp. 1442- 1449. Impact Factor 3.452.

Dr. Shakti SuryavanshilM Kumar, DM Denis, S Suryavanshi (2016) Long-

term climatic trend analysis of Giridih district, Jharkhand (India) using statistical approach. Modeling Earth Systems and Environment 2 (3), 1-10. Springer

lN Joshi, D Gupta, S Suryavanshi, J Adamowski, CA Madramootoo (2016) Analysis of trends and dominant periodicities in drought variables in India: A wavelet transform based approach, Atmospheric Research, doi:10.1016/j.atmosres. 2016.07.030 Elsevier IF. 3.377

lDM Denis, M Kumar, S Srivastava, S Suryavanshi, AF Denis, R Singh (2016)A High Resolution Assessment of Water Footprint of Wheat to Understand Yield and Water Use Heterogeneity. Water Resources Management 30 (8), 2641-2649, Elsevier IF 2.437

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lSuryavanshi, N Rathore (2016) Evaluation of TRMM multi-satellite precipitation analysis (TMPA) against terrestrial measurement over a humid sub-tropical basin, India. Theoretical and Applied Climatology Springer, IF. 2.433.

Dr. R.K. PandeylAhmed Mohamed Abushnaf, R. K. Pandey,

Deepak Lal "Identification and Evaluation of New Industrial Zones in Giridih District using Remote Sensing & GIS Techniques" International Journal of Engineering and Techniques, Volume -1, Issue 5, Sep-Oct 2015. pp. 1-14

lAhmed Mohamed Ahmed Abushnaf, R. K. Pandey, Deepak Lal, Mukesh Kumar " Land Use / Land Cover Mapping Of Giridih District Of Jharkhand by Using Remote Sensing &Gis" International Journal Of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) Vol. 5 | Iss. 11 | November 2015 |Pp. 54-59.

Er. Alvin HarisonlVinit Kumar Singh, Vikas Srivastava, V.C.Agarwal,

Alvin Harison "Effect of Fly ash as partial replacement of cement in PPC concrete" International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, Volume 4, Issue 7, July 2015. pp. 6212-6217. Impact Factor-6.209.

lSarfaraj Ahmed, Alvin Harison "A study on risk and safety management in different construction companies using ANOVA Test" International Journal of Core Engineering and Management. Volume 2, Issue 5, August 2015.pp 1-7. Impact Factor- 3.135.

D Kumar, AK Gautam, SS Palmate, A Pandey, S lSrivastava "Use of silica sand as cement replacement in PPC concrete" International Journal of Research in Engineering and Technology, Volume: 04, Issue: 11, November, 2015, pp. 55-58. Impact Factor- 3.559

lPreeti Pandey, Alvin Harison and Vikas Srivastava "Utilization of Waste Foundry Sand as Partial Replacement of Fine Aggregate for Low Cost Concrete" International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology, Volume 5, Issue 6 December, 2015, pp. 3535-3538. Impact Factor- 5.126.

lDanish Ali, Alvin Harison "Risk Management Strategies in Construction Companies in India" International Journal for Innovative Research in Science & Technology, Volume 2, Issue 10 March 2016. Pp. 6-8. Impact Factor- 3.935.

lSaad Mohamed Madei, V. C. Agarwal, Alvin Harison "International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Technology Research" Volume 5, Issue 7, March-2016, Pp. 1324-1326. Impact Factor- 3.59.

lAlvin Harison, Ahmed Bellal, Shakti Suryavanshi "Side Friction Problems in State Highways-A Case Study" International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, Vol. 5, Issue 6, June 2016. Pp. 9652-9656.Impact Factor-6.209.

lAbhishek Rai and Alvin Harison "Contractual Risk Frame Work of PPP Model" International Journal of Innovative Research in Science,Engineering and Technology, Vol. 5, Issue 6, June 2016. Pp.9960-9964.Impact Factor-6.209.

lAbhay Vikram Singh and Alvin Harison "Multi Criteria Analysis to Draft a Model for Pavement Maintenance Management" International Journal of Innovative Research in Science, Engineering and Technology, Vol. 5, Issue 6, June 2016. Pp. 9329-9332. Impact Factor-6.209.

lKundan Kumar and Alvin Harison "Risk Management During Project Life Cycle" International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Applied Science (IJSEAS), Volume-2, Issue-6, June 2016.55-69. Impact Factor- 3.466.

lAkash Agrawal, Vikas Srivastava, Alvin Harison, Shakti Suryavanshi "Use of Ceramic and Plastic waste in Concrete : A Review" International Journal of Engineering Research (2016)-Online. pp. 331-339. Impact Factor 0.421.

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Department of Mathematics and Statisticsl

entitled "Laminar boundary layer flow of a nanofluid over a flat plate in a magnetic field" has been published in the International Journal of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, vol 9 (i), pp 9-17 (ISSN 2319-4537).(IF0.2)

lThe paper entitled "Group Extension through r maps " of Mr. Vishal V Henry and Dr. Ajit Paul has been published in the International Journal of Pure Algebra Vol6(7) pp 354-360. (ISSN 2248-9037)(IF 0.8)

Department of Biological ScienceslSrivastava, Neha, Singh, J., Ramteke, P. W.,

Mishra, P. K and Srivastava, M. (2015) Improved production of reducing sugars from rice straw us ing crude ce l lu lase act ivated wi th Fe3O4/Alginate nanocomposite. Bioresource Technology 183:262-266.

lMandotra, S., Verma, P., Nayaka, S., Suseela, M. R. and Ramteke, P. W. (2016) Evaluation of fatty acid profile and biodiesel properties of microalga Scenedesmusabundans under the influence of phosphorus, pH and light intensities. Bioresource Technology 201: 222-229.

lDubey, A., Marabotti, A., Ramteke, P. W. and Facchiano, A. (2016) In silico approach to find chymase inhibitors among biogenic compounds. Future Medicinal Chemistry 8: 841-851

lDwivedi, C., Pandey, H., Pandey, A.C.,Patil, S., Sharma. U.K. and Ramteke, P.W. (2016) Nanofiber based smart pharmaceutical Scaffolds for Wound repair and regeneration. Current Pharmaceutical Design22: 1460-1471.

lYadav, R.K., Tripathi, K., Ramteke, P.W., Varghese, E. and Abraham, G. (2016) Salinity induced physiological and biochemical changes in the f r e s h l y s e p a r a t e d c y a n o b i o n t s o f Azollamicrophylla and Azollacaroliniana. Plant Physiology and Biochemistry 106: 39-45, doi: 10.1016/ j.plaphy.2016.04.031.

lDubey A, Marabotti A, Ramteke PW, Facchiano A. (2016) Interaction of human chymase with ginkgolides, terpenetrilactones of Ginkgo biloba investigated by molecular docking simulations. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications 473: 449-454.

lDubey A, Del Prete E, Dotolo S, Gaeta A, Marabotti A, Ramteke PW, Facchiano A. (2016) Nutraceutical search through the pipeline of

The paper of Dr. R. Khare and Ms. Preeti Agarwala Warner School of Food & Dairy Technology

lQuality parameters of ice cream prepared by incoporating Asparagus racemosus wildpowder. Asian Journal of Chemistry.28(11):2495-2498.

lM.N. Ali, S.G.M. Prasad and M. Singh. 2016. Development and evaluation of ice cream from pomegranate seed powder for their functional, antioxidant and sensory qualities. Asian Journal of Chemistry. 28(9):2013-2016.

l S.N. Thakur, Rajnikant and B.K. Singh. 2016. Preparation of soya paneer from blend of toned milk and soya milk. Advances in Life Science. 5(17):3-6.


lGarg, V., Kukreja, K. and Singla, A.2016. Efficacy of native rhizobial strains for nodulation and plant b i o m a s s p r o d u c t i o n i n b e r s e e m (Tr i fo l iumalexandr ium L . ) Agr i cu l ture International 3(1-2): 89-95

lKumari, S. Singh, J., Masih, H., Singh, S.N., and Pandey, R. 2016. Screening of most efficient Rhizobium isolate from root nodule of legumes of different agro climate zones of Bihar. Research in Environment and Life Sciences. 9 (2): 237-240

Department of PhysicslSarita Khandka, Piyush Masih and K.P. Sinha,

"Magnetic Properties of LnOFeAs Compounds from Anisotropic Heisenberg Model" , Proceedings of The National Academy of Sciences, India, 86(2), (2016)

lAbhishek Gautam, Anil Kumar, A. K. Jaiswal and Aketa Singh Chauhan, Bandwidth Improvement using Slotted Triangular Microstrip Patch Antenna, International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology, Vol.6, No.3 (June 2016).

lHimanshu Anand, Anil Kumar, A.K. Jaiswal and Ekta Singh Chauhan, Frequency Reconfigurable T-Shaped Microstrip Patch Antenna, International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology, Vol.6, No.3 (June 2016).

lDileep Kumar Gupta, Anil Kumar, A. K. Jaiswal and Ekta Singh Chauhan, Frequency-Reconfigurable E-Shaped Microstrip Patch Antenna with P-i-N Diode, International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology, Vol.6, No.3 (June 2016).

M.N. Ali, S.G.M. Prasad, N. Ali and M. Singh. 2016.

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pharmacophore-based virtualscreening. Peer JPreprints 4:e1690v1https://doi.org/10.7287/ peerj.preprints.1690v1

lDubey, A., Marabotti, A., Ramteke, P.W. and Facchiano, A. (2016) A computational study to identify potential inhibitors for human chymase from natural and/or biogenic sources. Peer J Preprintshttps://doi.org /10.7287/peerj . preprints. 2185v1

lRai, S., Kashyap, P. L., Kumar, Sudheer, Srivastava, A. K. and Ramteke, P. W. (2016) Comparative analysis of microsatellites in five different antagonistic Trichoderma species for diversity assessment. World Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology 32:8

lSingh, S., Singh, D. B., Singh, A. Gautam, B., Ram, G. D. Dwivedi, S. and Ramteke, P. W. (2016) An Approach for identification of novel drug targets in Streptococcus pyogenes SF370 through pathway analysis. Interdisciplinary Sciences: Computational Life Sciences

lTripathi, P., Kumar, R., Jain, A. and Ramteke, P. W. (2016) Hospital based surveillance for Japanese encephalitis in Lucknow, India - 2011-2013: Need for more JE vaccination? Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health 4: 40-44.

lTripathi, P.,Kumar, R., Jain, A. and Ramteke, P. W. (2016) Hospital based surveillance for Japaneseencephalitis in Lucknow, India - 2011-2013:Need for more JE vaccination?Clinical Epidemiology and Global Health 4: 40-44.

lRoohi, Neha Jain and Ramteke, P. W. (2016) Microbial laccase and its applications in bioremediation.Current Biochemical Engineering 3: 110-121.

lBio and Chemical fertilizers on Soil Properties, Yield Attributes and Yield of Baby Corn ( Zea mays L.). The Bioscan. 11(1) : 411-415, (2016).

lMaurya, Upasana; Lal, Eugenia P.; Pandey, A. K. and Yadav, O.P. In vitro inhibitory effect of fungicide and plant extract on mycelium growth of Alternariasolani. Annal of Plant Protection Sciences 24 (1) 142-144 (2016).

lMaurya, Upasana; Lal, Eugenia P. and Pandey, A. K. Isolation screening characterization of PGPR and antagonism assay against Alternariasolani. Annal of Plant Protection Sciences 24 (1) 109-113, (2016).

lAbdaslam, Sana Lal E.P. and Maurya Upasana. Effect of biofertolizers on growth and powdery mildew of sunflower in indolybian conditions. Ann. Pl. Protec. Sci 24 (1). (2016).

lPrakash, Ved., Lal, Eugenia P., and John, Suchit Comparative study of the effect of plant growth regulators on growth yield and physiological attributes of chili, Capsicum annum L cv Kashi Anmol International journal of Farm Sciences 6 (1)1-6, (2016).

lKumar, R.; Singh, R. K.; Rao, K. P.; Shukla, P. K. and Lal, E. P. Effect of pH, temperature and salinity on growth and biochemical parameters of Spirogyra sp. Asian J. Environ. Sci.11 (1):7-12 (2016).

lLone, Ashiq Hussain; Lal, Eugenia P.; Ganie, S. A.; Wani, Mohammad Saleem and Khare, Ani Effect of Sewage and Tubewell Water on Physiological and Biochemical Parameters of Vegetables. Asian Journal of Biochemical and Pharmaceutical Research Issue 1(Vol. 6) (2016).

lKhare, Ani; Lal, Eugenia. P.; Lone, Ashiq Hussain and Ganie, S.A. Soil chemical properties affected by application of sewage water and biologically treated sewage water on potato harvest soil Basic Research Journal of Agricultural Science and Review 5(2) 30-36 (2016).

lMohammad Saleem Wani, Ashiq Hussain, S.A. Ganie, A. H. Munshi, E.P. Lal and R.C. Gupta Juglansregia. A Review International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology 5, Issue 1: Page No. 90-97(2016).

lThakur S, Singh K and Lal V.F (2016) The degree of polymorphism in enzymes involved in energy production compared to that in non-specific enzymes in lazboratory population of Chrysomyamegacephala (Diptera, Calliphoridae) J. Exp. Zool. India, Vol. 19, (1), pp.77-81, 2016

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lchemical insecticides and botanicals in the m a n a g e m e n t o f d i a m o n d b a c k m o t h Plutel laxylostel la in cabbage (Brassica oleraceavar.capitata L.) International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development. Vol 3, (6) 101-104, 2016

lSara L., Nagar S, Simon S and Lal A.A (2016) Comparative efficacy of bioagents and botanicals against diamondback moth Plutellaxylostella Linn. of cabbage under field conditions. Annals of Plant Protection(in Press)

lStanikzi R. Thakur S. and Simon S. (2016) Efficacy of chemical insecticides and botanicals in the m a n a g e m e n t o f d i a m o n d b a c k m o t h Plutel laxylostel la in cabbage (Brassica oleraceavar.capitata L.) Annals of Plant Protection (in Press)

lMane B. Satish, Nagar S and Simon S. (2016) Comparative Efficacy of chemical and botanical p e st i c i d e s a ga i n st c i t r u s l e a f m i n o r (Phyllocnistiscitrella Stainton) International Journal of Plant Protection (in Press)

lKumar B.M., Nagar S, Simon S. and Tayde. A. (2016) Evaluation of Certain Insecticides against Gram Pod Borer (Helicoverpaarmigera Hubner) on Chickpea in Field Condition. Annals of Plant Protection. (in Press)

lJaiswal, A.K. and Sharma, R. Optimization of sodium nitrate concentration for growth and biodiesel potential in Phormidium sp. International J. of Plant Sciences, Vol : 11(1): 65-70, e DOI: 10.15740/HAS/IJPS/11.1/65-70

lSharma, R. and Kumar, K.S. Chemical mutagens (Ethyl methane sulphonate and sodium azide) mediated morphological characters and biochemical variat ions in green gram (Vignaradiata L.). International Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol:

lSharma, R., Lal, S.B. and Lawrence, A.K.A. Estimation of Day Time Variation in Ambient Noise Level at different Areas of Allahabad. The Ecoscan 9 (1&2): 159-16311(1):16-21

lSanju, S., Thakur, A., Siddappa, S., Sharma, S., Shukla, P.K., Srivastava, N., Pattanayak, D. and Singh, B.P. In-vitro detached leaf assay of host-m e d i a t e d R N A i l i n e s c a r r y i n g Phytophthorainfestans avr3a effector gene for late blight resistance, Potato Journal43 (1), 30-37 (2016)

Stanikzi R. and Thakur S, (2016) Efficacy of lSingh, R.K. and Ramteke, P.W. Fluctuation of photosynthetic pigment of water-stressed cowpea Vignaunguiculata (L.) Walp. Varieties, Annals of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 7(1), 1-4 (2016)

lPandey, P., Shukla, P.K.,Misra, P. and Ramteke, P.W.In-vitro clonal propagation of Asparagus racemosusby nodal explants Annals of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences7(1), 14-19 (2016)

lGautam, S., Misra, P., Shukla, P.K. and Ramteke P.W. Effect of engineered iron-oxide and copper oxide nanoparticle on the germination and growth on soybean (Glycine max L.) International Journal of Plant Sciences, 11(1),51-54 (2016)

lShukla, N., Verma, Y., Shukla, P.K. and Misra, P. Effect of polyethylene glycol (PEG) 6000 on seed priming in drought tolerant and sensitive barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) seeds, International Journal of Plant Sciences, 11(1),75-78 (2016)

lDwivedi, R., Misra, P., Marker, S., Zahoor, A., Ramteke P.W. and Shukla, P.K. Morpho-physiological changes in five varieties of maize (Zea mays L.) grown under different levels of water stresses leading to drought. Asian Journal of Environmental Science, 11(1), 19-23 (2016)

lZahoor, A., John, S. A., Shukla, P.K. Nissar, S. and Misra, P. Optimization of phytohormone combinations for in vitrocallogenesis in Lavateracashmeriana: an endemic medicinal plant of Kashmir. International Journal of Plant Sciences, 11(1), 93-97 (2016)

lTripathi, S., Misra, P., John, S.A.,Shukla, P.K. and Ramteke, P.W. Effect of exogenous application of salicylic acid on some morphological parameters in salt stressed tomato varieties. Advance Research Journal of crop improvement 7(1) DOI: 10.15740/HAS/ARJCI/7.1/00-00 (2016)

lKumar, A., Chaurasia, A.K., Rai, P.K., Marker, S., Shukla, P.K., Verma, P. K., Bara, B.M. Effect of gamma radiation of macro mutations, effectiveness & efficiency under M generation in 2

pea (Pisumsativum L.) Annals of West University of Timişoara, series Biology,19 (1), 71-76 (2016)

lGayatri, Shukla, P.K., John, S. A., Misra, P. and Ramteke, P.W. Evaluation of Exogenous Application of 24-Epibrassinolide and Silicon on morphological Characters of Salt Stressed Wheat Varieties. Asian Journal of Bio Science, 11(2), (In press) (2016)

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lA Review on Biodegradable Polymeric Materials Derived from Vegetable Oils for Diverse Applications, International Journal of Science and Research, 5 (2), February 1786-1791.

lManish Kumar, Sushma, Alok Milton Lall, Joy Dawson & Poonam Prakash,, 2016, Physiological study of Indian wheat varieties (Triticum aestivum L.), Asian Journal of Bioscience, 2(1), 122-126.

lJyotsana Srivastava, Poonam Prakash & Sushma, 2016, Isolation and characterization of a new fatty acid from methanolic extract of Jasminum auriculatum, Journal of Chemistry and Chemical Sciences, 6(7), 634-636.

lAkansha Treeza Joseph, Poonam Prakash & S. S Narvi, 2016 Phytofabrication & Characterization of Copper Nanoparticles Using Allium Sativum and its Antibacterial Activity, International Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology, 4(2).

lFrederick, N. & Mani, J. V.(2016). Phytochemical Screening and In-Vitro Antioxidant Activity of Different Solvent Extracts of Musa rasthali Fruit, International Journal of Chemical and Physical Sciences, 5(3): 54-70.

lFrederick, N. & Mani, J. V.(2016). Total Phenolic Content, Total Flavonoid Content, Total Tannin Content and Antioxidant Activity of Musa acuminate, Journal of International Academic Research for Multidisciplinary, 4(1): 300-308.

Abhishek Chowdhury & Prashant Anthony, 2016 lW. and Rao, K.P. In-vitro screening of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria to control bacterial wilt ( R a l s t o n i a s o l a n a c e a r u m ) o f t o m a t o (Lycopersiconesculentum) International Journal of Plant Sciences,11(2),(In press) (2016)

lShukla, N., Shukla, P.K., Verma, Y. and Misra, P. Effect of Drought Stress on Biochemical Changes in Drought Tolerant and Drought Sensitive Barley (Hordium vulgare L.) Cultivars Vegetos29,152-156 (2016)

lGautam, S., Misra, P., Shukla, P.K. and Ramteke, P.W. Effect of Copper Oxide Nanoparticle on the Germination, Growth and Chlorophyll in Soybean (Glycine max L.) Vegetos29, 157-160 (2016)

lRajoriya, P., Misra, P., Shukla, P.K. and Ramteke, P. W. Effect of light on the green synthesis of silver nanoparticles using garlic (Allium sativum) and onion (Allium cepa) bulb extract. Current Science (In Press) (2016).

Department of ChemistrylBinod Kumar Pandey, Saima Habib Khan & Amit

Chattree, 2016, "Preparation & characterization of activated carbon derived from rice huskby NaOH activation", International Journal of Mathematics and Physical Sciences Research, 3(2): 158-164.

lNeelottma Singh & Amit Chattree , 2016, "Insilico Designing of 6-Aryl-3-(3-Hydroxypropyl)-7H-1,2,4-Triazolo[3,4-B] [1,3,4] Thiadiazines Derivatives and its antifungal activity on Aspergillus Flavus" , IJSETR, 5(1), 248-255.

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Prof. (Dr.)ir D. M. Denis, convening the programme welcomed the alumnus. During the programme distinguished alumnus were honoured including Vice Chancellor of Rajendra Agriculture University Pusa Prof. R.C. Srivastava, ADGP of New Delhi, Dr. R.P. Singh, Bangkok scholarship awardees Ms. Jyotsana, Mr. Ashotosh Hamkar of B.Tech. Prof.(Dr.) S.B. Lal, Association President and Pro VC (Administration) welcomed the new joining members and brief about the facilities extended to the association members. He assured that alumni association will facilitate and provide possible help to its members in all the fields. He shared that alumni association is working to make strong relationship with industries, private institutions & organizations for the betterment of its members. Beside this, association plans to collect fund of to start various welfare schemes for the members. Prof. (Dr.) A.K.A. Lawrence Pro VC (Academics) while giving best wishes to new members read out the message of Most Rev. Prof. R.B. Lal, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor. In his message he shared that SHIATS students might have discovered in this University that how they can enrich their future with an excellent and affordable learning experience. Under the changing landscape of higher education and research within the country

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and globally, they have worked hard with best of their capacity in SHIATS to continuously learn, adapt and change on this planet earth. Whether they want to become a manager, a territory in-charge, a gadget guru, a theory maven, a teacher or just a curious about the increasingly fascinating role that agriculture, science, business, engineering and technology play in their lives, Vice Chancellor encourages them to explore every component of such disciplines every day. Vice Chancellor Prof. R.P. Srivastava said that the achievements which he has received in his life the credit goes to SHIATS as foundation was laid in this institution. He said that SHIATS is an institution creating administrators, scientists, researchers, educationists etc. Dr. R.P. Singh said that SHIATS is contributing not only country but also world by providing high quality of education and research. He appreciated the dynamic leadership of Vice Chancellor Prof. R.B. Lal as under his guidance this institution creates history in the field of agriculture education and research. He said that the base behind his promotions was his thesis which he had acquired from SHIATS. During the prograrmme Prof. (Dr.) Robin L. Prasad, Registrar, Dr. Sangita Srivastava, Dr. L.V.K. Sharma, Prof. Ved Prakash (Meerut), Prof. Abdul Bari, Prof. Ramesh Chandra, Prof. B.R. Shakya, Prof. Imtiyaz along with hundreds of alumnus were present.

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Department of Forensic ScienceInternational JournalsProf. (Dr.) A.K. Guptal

Examination of Traces of Blood Stains on Different Fabrics after Washing, International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific Methods (IJARESM) ISSN: 2455-6211, Volume 4, Issue 6, June- 2016, 204-209,

Dr. Lav KesharwanilMishra, M.; Srivastava.R; Kesharwani, L. and

Sharma, N "Development of new solvent system for sepration of seminal protein" International Journal of Development Research(IJDR) Vol.06 Issue,04,pp.7672-7674, April, 2016 .

lKennao, P Mishra, M. and Kesharwani, L. "GPS mobile banking: An advance Security measures" International Journal of Development Research (IJDR) Vol.06, Issue, 04, pp. 7672-7674, April, 2016.

Dr. Munish MishralMishra, M.; Srivastava. R; Kesharwani, L. and

Sharma, N "Development of new solvent system for sepration of seminal protein" International Journal of Development Research(IJDR) Vol.06 Issue,04,pp.7672-7674, April, 2016 .

lKennao, P Mishra, M. and Kesharwani, L. "GPS mobile banking: An advance Security measures" International Journal of Development Research (IJDR) Vol.06, Issue-04, pp.7672-7674, April, 2016.

lPriyanka Singh, Mishra, M.K., Gupta, A. K., Vichar Mishra and Nidhi Sharma "A review on isolation of DNA from botanical samples and their DNA fingerprinting" International Journal of Development Research(IJDR) Vol. 06 Issue, 04, pp. 7661-7667, April, 2016.

lGupta. M, Saran. V, Mishra,M.K and Gupta, A.K, Examination of Traces of Blood Stains on Different Fabrics after Washing, International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific Methods (IJARESM) ISSN: 2455-6211, Volume 4, Issue 6, June- 2016, 204-209,

Mr. Vaibhav Saranl Gupta M, Saran V, Mishra, M. K. and Gupta, A. K,

Examination of Traces of Blood Stains on Different Fabrics after Washing, International Journal of All Research Education and Scientific Methods (IJARESM) ISSN: 2455-6211, Volume 4, Issue 6, June- 2016, 204-209.

Gupta. M, Saran. V, Mishra, M.K and Gupta, A. K,

Joseph School of Business Studiesl

Joseph published a paper in International Journal of Advanced Research, ISSN 2320-5407, Vol. 04, Issue 02, 305-310, entitled 'Utilisation of natural resources and its role in sustainable development in Indian perspective' February 2016.

lDr. Sebastian T. Joseph and Mr. Abhishek J. Frederick published a paper on 'Indian Tourism its potential avenues and challenges for growth: Riding on the service sector' in International Journal of Management and Social Science, ISSN 2455-2267, Vol.03, Issue 02, May 2016.

lMr. Abhishek J. Frederick, Dr. Sebastian T. Joseph and Ms. Himanshi Srivastava, published a paper titled 'Begging in India: Barricading the Sustainable Financial Development' in Int. J. of Management & Social Sciences, ISSN 2455-2267, Vol. 03, Issue 03, 2016.

lDr. Pradhyuman Lakhawat, published a paper on 'A study on motivation and its impact on employees performance with special reference to manufacturing Industry' ISSN 2394-1529 vol. 05, Issue 06, 205-214, June 2016.

lDr. Richa Sinha, published a chapter titled 'Green Management Practices: Issues and Emerging Trends in India' in the book titled 'Make in India' edited by Prof. Vikas Nath, Prof. P.K.Sharma, Prof. A.S. Rao, Dr. Broto Rauth Bhardwaj, Mahesh Kumar Chaubey, Tripti Tiwari, with ISBN no: ISBN:978-93-85000-59-1, Bharti publishers, New Delhi, India (2016).

lDr. Richa Sinha, published a paper titled 'Spiritual Tourism in India: An Opportunity for Economic Development and Human Happiness' in the book edited by Dr. A.K. Misra and Dr. Anurag Agrawal, in the book entitled 'Tourism, mercantilism and Human Happiness' ISBN No: ISBN: 978-81-910666-7-8 (2016).

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l'Corporate Social Responsibility: Emerging Issues and Challenges' 'Organizational Impact on Society' edited by Prof. Neeraj Dwivedi (Professor, IIM-Lucknow) and Prof. D.S. Yadav (Associate Professor, RBS Technical University, Agra) published by-Cambridge University Press with ISBN No: 978-93-85386-14-5 (2016).

Department of Animal Husbandry and DairyinglDeepak K. Verma, R. P. Singh and Neeraj (2015).

Influence of age of cows on compositional quality of milk produced at organized and unorganized dairy farm Allahabad, U.P. IOSR Journal of Agriculture and Veterinary Science (IOSR-JAVS) Volume 8, issue12 ver. II , 61-63.

lAnand P. Singh, Neeraj, R. Pandey, Sushma and A j i t S i n g h ( 2 0 1 5 ) . Ef fe c t o f d i e ta r y supplementation of Fenugreek (Trigonella f o e n u m - g r a e c u m ) l e a f p o w d e r o n Haemetological parameters of broilers. World journal of Pharmaceutical research WJPR. 5(1): 1615-1621.

lVipin Singh, A. Mukharjee and Neeraj (2015).

Study of DNA Polymorphism at b-Lactoglobin Locus in Jamunapari and Barbari Goats. IOSR Journal of Agriculture and veterinary Science Vol. 8, Issue10, October 2015.

Allahabad School of EducationlSingh, P.P. A study on social adjustment of

working women and homemakers in Allahabad city. Asian Journal of Educational Research and

Mr. Williams Harshit published a chapter entitled Technology. Vol. No. 6(2) pp April, 2016 ISSN No. 2249-7374.

lSingh, P.P. Importance of yoga in education system GSVSP : ISSN No. 2249-572X Vol. VI, No. 1 April, 2016

lSingh, P.P Bhartiya shaddarshan me vyaktitva ka sampratyaya va uska vikas GSVSP : ISSN No. 2249-572X Vol. VI, No. 1 Pp 104-105 April2016

lChintamani, Avis Allahabad shahar ke snatak star ke kala sankaay ke chhatra chhatraon ki shaikshik uplabdhi par unke vyaktitva ka tulanatmak Adhyayan. GSVSP : ISSN No. 2249-572X Vol. VI, No. 1, Pp 108-109, April, 2016

lChintamani, Avis Allahabad shahar ke snatak star ke kala sankaay ke chhatra chhatraon ki shaikshik uplabdhi par unke kaksha vaatavaran ka tulanatmak Adhyayan. GSVSP : ISSN No. 2249-572X Vol. VI, No. 1 Pp 104-105 April, 2016

lChintamani, Avis Ravindra nath Tagore aur Mahatma Gandhi ke shiksha darshan ka tulnatmak adhyayan GSVSP : ISSN No. 2249-572X Vol. VI, No. 1 Pp 76-77 April, 2016

lChintamani, Avis Ravindra nath Tagore aur Mahatma Gandhi ke uchch shiksha darshan ka adhyayan GSVSP : ISSN No. 2249-572X Vol. VI, No. 1 Pp 110-112, April, 2016.

School of Film & Mass Communication lDr. Rahat Khan, Dean & Associate Director

published article in Journal of Applied thought (International Journal) (Multidisciplinary approach), Ghana in 2016.

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Prof.(Dr.) JahanaralPaper presented in Inter National Seminar, On

Buddhism and Indian Culture, "A study on women in Buddhism", 6th February 2016, Citizen Girls College, Naini, Allahabad

l Paper presented, International Conference by the Universal Academic Cluster in the Walailak University of Bangkok, Thailand on the theme of ' A study on the Socio - Cultural life of the Irulas of the Pondicherry (India )" 2nd and 3rd June 2016, Walailak University of Bangkok, Thailand

Prof.(Dr.) J.P. Srivastaval International Seminar on Extension Education

Research. Impact of ATMA (Agriculture Technology Management Agencies) on behavioural changes in Farm Community) presented in ICC (International Extension Education conference on Education, Research and services. 27-30 Jan. 2016, BHU, Varanasi.

Prof.(Dr.) E.P.K. DaslImpact of Mass media (Radio & TV) on knowledge

and attitude of farmers in Nagaland State of India. Presented in GCRA (Global Communication Research Association) International Conference on "Innovative Digital Applications for sustainable development, 5-7 Jan., 2016, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bengaluru.

lImpact of ATMA (Agriculture Technology Management Agencies) on behavioural changes in Farm Community) presented in ICC (International Extension Education conference on Education, Research and services. Adoption of improved practices of Brinjal in Athmlgola, 27- 30 Jan 2016, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

Ethelind School of Home SciencelDr. Razia Parvez, presented a paper on

"Measuring the Drudgery of Farm Women : A Quantitative Approach" in Programme of the Training - cum- Workshop for Home Scientists of KVKs of U.P. and Uttrakhand," organized by ICAR-Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute ( ATARI) Kanpur, in collaboration with KVK SHIATS Allahabad, 6th -7th May, 2016.

lDr. Neeru Bala presented a paper on "Impact of different packaging material on storage stability of malted wheat flour based weaning food" in

International Conference on Recent Advances in Food Processing and Biotechnology organized by Centre of Food Science and Technology, Institute of Agricultural Sciences, BHU, Varanasi on 5th -6th April, 2016

lDr. Anisha Verma presented oral paper on "Effect of cooking methods on anti-nutritional factors in selected under-utilized green leafy vegetables and their products development" (2016), in the International conference of Recent Advances in Food Processing and Biotechnology' at BHU, Varanasi on 5-6 April, 2016

lDr. S. Mohapatra presented a paper on "Impact of absenteeism on academic achievement of children" in two days National Seminar on Classroom Attendance: An Indication on the relevance of Education to life" sponsored by UGC 30th -31st January 2016 held in S.S. Khana Girl' Degree College, Allahabad.


lMasih, H., Singh, H., Peter, J.K., Masih, J. Microbial Biosorption of Heavy Metals from aqueous Solution. National Conference on "Combating Air Pollution: - A step towards a cleaner tomorrow". Department of Chemistry, Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow. 22-23 January, 2016.

Department of Biological ScienceslShukla, N; Verma, Y; Shukla, P K; and Misra, P

(2016) Effect of drought stress on biochemical changes in drought tolerant and drought sensitive barley (Hordeum Vulgare) Cultivars. National conference on Plant Science Research: Looking beyond 21st century for environmental and agricultural revolution, February 5-7, 2016. Organized by Society for Plant Research (VEGETOS) & Dept. of Botany,DU, New Delhi,p 58.

lShukla, P K; Verma, S; Misra, P; and Ramteke, P W (2016) Evaluation of anti-stress response of salicylic acid on tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) grown under different pH soils. National conference on Plant Science Research: Looking beyond 21st century for environmental and agricultural revolution, Feb. 5-7, 2016. Organized by Society for Plant Research (VEGETOS) & Dept. of Botany, DU, New Delhi. p 82.

lGautam, S; Misra, P; Shukla, P K; and Ramteke, P W (2016) Effect of Copper oxide nanoparticle on germination, growth and chlorophyll content in soybean (Glycine max L.). National conference on

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Plant Science Research: Looking beyond 21st century for environmental and agricultural revolution, February 5-7, 2016. Organized by Society for Plant Research (VEGETOS) and Department of Botany, DU, New Delhi. p 70.

lMisra, P; Parveen, R; Shukla, P K; and Ramteke, P W (2016) Optimization of plant growth regulators for in vitro callus induction in banana. National conference on Plant Science Research: Looking beyond 21st century for environmental and agricultural revolution, Feb. 5-7, 2016. Organized by Society for Plant Research (VEGETOS) and Department of Botany, DU, New Delhi. p 99-100.

lZahoor, A; John, S A; Misra, P; Shukla, P K; and Afaque, M (2016) In vitro callus induction in Kashmiri garlic and wild hollyhock using different phytohormone combinations. National conf. on Plant Science Research: Looking beyond 21st century for environmental and agricultural revolution, February 5-7, 2016. Organized by Society for Plant Research (VEGETOS) and Department of Botany, DU, New Delhi. p 113.

lZahoor, A; John, S A; Shukla, P K; and Misra, P (2016) High frequency callus induction from the seeds of Lavateracashmeriana; an endemic and endangered medicinal herm of Kashmir. BIOKUMBH-2016 National conference on Recent trends and advances in biotechnology, February 20-21, 2016. Organized by Centre of Biotechnology, AU, Allahabad. p 61.

lGautam, S; Misra, P; Shukla, P K; and Ramteke, P W (2016) Effect of iron-oxide nanoparticle on germination, growth and superoxide dismutase (SOD) on soybean (Glycine max L.). BIOKUMBH-2016 National conference on Recent trends and advances in biotechnology, February 20-21, 2016. Organized by Centre of Biotechnology, AU, Allahabad. p 17

lRajoriya, P; Misra, P; Shukla, P K; and Ramteke, P W (2016) Green synthesis of silver nanoparticles. BIOKUMBH-2016 National conference on Recent trends and advances in biotechnology, February 20-21, 2016. Organized by Centre of Biotechnology, AU, Allahabad. p 23.

lGP Srivastava, Neelam Yadav, DK Yadav (2016). In-silico identification, characterization and phylogenetic relationships of GPCR from Rice. Pp 8-9. BIOKUMBH-2016 National Conference on Recent Trends and Advances in Biotechnology, Organized by Center of Biotechnology, University

of Allahabad, Held on 20th -21st Feb 2016. GPPBOL-4

Department of ChemistrylDr. (Mrs)Shaziya Haseeb, Absorptive removal of

Cu2+ and Ni2+ ion using MMT: Kinetic and Isotherm studies, International conference on "Aligarh Nano-V &StemCon-16", 12 March 2016.

Joseph School of Business StudieslDr. Richa Sinha, attended national Seminar on

'Economic, Social and Political Thoughts and Achievements of Indira Gandhi' organized by Swami Sukhdevanand PG College, Shahjahanpur 26th-27th February 2016 and presented a paper entitled ''Indira Gandhi: Emmergence of An Assertive Nation'.

lDr. Richa Sinha, attended national conference on 'E-Business sustainability' organised by United Institute of Management, Naini, Allahabad, 9th April 2016 and presented a paper entitled 'Role of Customer Relationship Management in the success of e-business'

Allahabad School of EducationlMasih Samala Suneetha presented a paper on

Professional Development of Teachers and Teacher Educators in the seminar on Quality Issues in education and National policy on Teacher education organised be Faculty of Education, University of Allahabad on 19th February 2016

lMallick Seema Paper presented on the topic 'Buddhism Religion and Women Upgradation' in the International Seminar held on 6th February 2016 at Balram Mahavidyalaya Sirhir Meja Allahabad on 'Buddhism and Indian Culture'.

lCutting Kirti presented a paper on "Role of Buddhism Religion in Educational Development in India in the International Seminar held on 6th Feb. 2016 at Balram Mahavidyalaya Sirhir Meja Allahabad on 'Buddhism and Indian Culture'.

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As part of the thanksgiving celebration to mark the 60

years of service of Most Rev. Rajendra B. Lal, Hon’ble

Vice Chancellor of SHIATS a two day farmers' fair and

rural sports began on Wednesday. The chief guest

Prof. (Dr.) S .B. Lal , Pro Vice Chancel lor

(Administration) while encouraging farmers and

organizers of Virat Kisan Mela said that this is not only

a Mela, it is a platform where scientist initiates

research based on farmers problem and farmer

receive a modern agricultural techniques from

scientists and adopt these techniques on his farm to

increase productivity. Prof. Lal said that is was the 105 years old tradition of

SHIATS to organize such kind of events and a recent

board meeting of SHIATS it has been decided to

organize Virat Kisan Mela on large scale for which a

separate fund will be provided. He appreciated the

participation of village women saying that it is a good

message for future for women empowerment. Earlier

the chief guest inaugurates rural sport events at sport

ground.Dr. Charles Dice, ex-MP of Kerala said that farmers are

contributing in agricultural development of the

country through production of their quality products.

Prof. Gautam Ghosh presented short report of two

days event. On the occasion cultural dance, puppet

show, bhajan were also performed.In cattle show event of cow Mr. Amar Singh bagged

first prize, Mr. Ram Kumar bagged second prize while

Ranjeet bagged third prize. in Goat exhibition Mr.

Shubham won first prize, bachu Pal and Mr. Rajkumar

won second and third prize respectively. similarly in

buffalo exhibition Mr. Surjeet was first and Kallu was

Farmers meet inaugurated at University

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on second position. In milking competition Mr. Sandeep

won first prize. Bachu won second prize and Mr. Amar

Singh bagged third prize.In tough-of-war competition Ranjan Singh won first,

Puneet Tiwari and Shailendra were on second and third

positions respectively. The team of Jasra under the

captaincy of Mr. Avdesh won the kabaddi title while

Dandi team under the captaincy of Mr. Anand won the

Volleyball title.In the stall competition SHIATS Agronomy Department

won first prize. Farm Machinery and Power Engineering

won second prize while Home Science and Forestry won

third prize jointly.The main attraction to the farmers was the stall of

weather forecast where Dr. Praveen Charan gave advise

to farmers about weather forecast and suggestion to

choose the crop according to the weather. He shared

that Forestry Department provides information related

to weather forecast twice in a week.On the occasion Rev. Rabbal Malagar of Israel, District

president of Congress Mr. Anil Divedi, Prof. Wilson

Kispotta, Dr. S.D. Mecarty, Dr. Alok Milton Lal, Prof. D.M.

Denis, Dr. Neeraj, Prof. newman Fernandes along with

farmers and SHIATS employee were present.

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Various researches related to Extension, Communication and Rural Sociology has been conducted in the Department. Some of them have also been published, in National Workshop.

Department of Soil SciencePh. D. Student under the Supervision of Dr. Arun A. David 1. Ms.Meenakshi Singh (10PHES103)2. Mr.Atul V. Singh (12PHCSS101)3. Mr.Meraj Ahamed (12PHCSS205) 4. Mr. Abdouslam M. A. Rassem (14PHCSS101)5. Mr. Madhu B.M. (14PHCSS202)6. Ms. Pratibha Kumari (15PHCSS102)Ph.D. Student under the Supervision of Dr. Tarence Thomas 1. Mr.Ashis Kr. Shukla (10PHES101)2. Mr.Ch.Hemant Solanki (12PHCSS103)3. Ms. Shweta Ranjan (13PHCSS201)4. Mr. Vishesh Kumar (13PHCSS201)5. Ms. P. Smriti Rao (15PHCSS101)Ph.D. Student under the Supervision of Dr. Narendra Swaroop1. Mr. Ranjit Singh Raghav (14PHCSS203)2. Mr. Vinod Kumar (15PHCSS103)Post Graduate Research - 12 M.Sc. Thesis completed

Department of Foods and Nutrition Ph.D. :lRoli (07PHCFND206) "Enrichment of filled milk

paneer by the use of medicinal and aromatic herbs"

M.Sc. :lVersa Sharma, 14MSCFND015, Antioxidant-

content and nutritional composition of pumpkin peels and pumpkin pulp powders for incorporation in product preparation

lManisha Singh, 14MSCFND018, Utilization of Mulberry leaves for development of Value added food products.

lNandan Singh, 14MSCFND027, Prevalence of alcoholism and its effects on Nutritional Status of college going boys of Allahabad.

lSakshi Sharma (14MSCFND014) Utilization of watermelon, sunflower and muskmelon seeds powder in the development of lactose free products.

lproperties and nutritional composition of pomegranate and its incorporation in value added products.

lToijam Ritu (14MSCFND033) Development of standardization of micronutrient rich vegetable soups using fresh and dehydrated barley grass.

lVandana Yadav (14MSCFND003) Correlation between iodine level and IQ level of rural and urban school going children.

lZebish Ali, (14MSCFND004), Assessment of nutritional composition of underutilized leaves for the development of value added product.

lManisha Pandey, 14MSCFND019, Evaluation of nutritional composition of herbal leaves for the development of value added food products

lReeta Kumari, 14MSCFND037, Utilization of medicinal plants and raspberry fruit for the development of antioxidants rich value added products.

lNeha Dhayani, 14MSCFND008, Nutritional analysis of Kachnar leaves (Bauhinia Purpurea) powder and its incorporation for product development.

lRadali Duarah, 14MSCFND034, Development of value added food products by incorporating medicinal leaves powder.

lA b h i s h e k M a n ga l o re , 1 4 M S C F N D 0 2 5 , Incorporation of Indian Sorrel (Oxalis corniculata) leaf powder for preparation of the value added food product.

lNidhi Bharti, 14MSCFND006, Value addition of germinated brown rice flour products by incorporation of germinated fenugreek seeds flour.

lAradhana Verma, 14MSCFND016, Preparation of highly antioxidant rich, low fat frozen yoghurt.

lVed Prakash, 14MSCFND021 Nutritional Assessment and Intelligence level of Adolescent boys age (18-21) of Allahabad city (Trans Yamuna Area).

lPranita Pandey 14MSCFND017 Preparation of healthy snacks by incorporation of functional foods with Spirulina in traditional recipes.

lSarita Yadav 14MSCFND036 Utilization of Millets and green leafy vegetables for the development of value added food products.

lSangita Kumari 14MSCFND009 Value addition of food products by incorporation of Medicinal herbs.

Mumtaz Begum (14MSCFND031) Antioxidant Research News

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lrich gluten-free snacks using locally available food items.

lHarshika Kaushik, 14MSCFND026, Analysis of antioxidant activities and flavonoid content of fresh mango and guava leaf extract and study of its effect on blood glucose levels of diabetic adults.

lPriyanka Rani, 14MSCFND012, Effect of germination on phenolic content and anti-nutritional factors of jowar (brown sorghum) and its product development.

lUjjwala Mog, 14MSCFND032, Utilization of white gelatinous rice in the formulation of value added food products

lPallavi Pandey, 14MSCFND023, Association of BMI and nutrient intake with body image perception among college going girls

Department of Home SciencePh.D. :lNimisha Sur yavansh i , (10PHFRM202) ,

Development and Ergonomical Assessment of Innovative Devices for Harvesting of Rose (Rosa indica) and Marigold (Tagetess) Flowers

M.Sc.Textiles & Apparel DesigninglKirtiSaxena, 14MSCCT001, Utilization of Plant

materials for antimicrobial finish on Cotton Fabrics.

lMadhubala Singh, 14MSCCT002, Adaptation of "Sanjhi art" using laser cutwork technique for designing of apparels handicrafts and Home Furnishing articles

lKarishma Singh, 14MSCCT003, Adaptation of Cubism era designs for designing of Apparels, handicrafts and Home Furnishing items using Digital Printing technique

lMonika, 14MSCCT004, Process development for printing of cotton and silk fabrics using natural dye extracted from Sal bark (Shorearobusta)

Human DevelopmentlShipra Yadav (14MSHD001) A cross cultural

studies on marital compatibility of single and dual carrier couples in Allahabad

lSupriya Singh, (14MSHSHD002) Impact of intervention on reducing gender discrimination related to health issues of adolescent girls

lNeha Patel (14MSHSHD003) A study on Moral Judgments during late childhood across socio-economic groups in Allahabad

Farah Abbas, 14MSCFND005, Formulation of iron lSocial intelligence on peer relationships among adolescents.

lNoori Yadav (14MSHSHD005) Peer pressure experienced by adolescents of Allahabad

Family Resourse managementlS. Shobna (14 MSCFRM002) Occupational Stress

among working womenHome Science Extension and Communication ManagementlSuchitra Singh (14MSHSE001) Development of

Compact Disc (CD) for awareness generation on Swachha Bharat

lChelli Sindu (14MSHSE002) Development of Compact Disc (CD) on income generating activities in cottage industries.

lGitasree Goswami (14MSHSE003) Development of Compact Disc (CD) on food preservation.

lRishu Pathak (12MSHSE004) Development of Compact Disc (CD) on education of the girl child


Research was conducted under the given thrust areas at both Post graduate and Doctoral levels:Infectious agents of diseaseslIncidence of fungal pathogens (46%) was

determined from rhizospheric soil of Lentil crop. Fungal isolates were identified as Penicillium spp, Helminthosporium spp., Alternaria spp., Rhizopus spp., Curvularia spp., Fusarium spp., Aspergillus spp., Rhizoctonia spp., Sphaerocladia spp., and Mucor spp. Highest incidence was obtained for Aspergillus spp. (26.08%) and lowest for Helminthosporium spp.,Fusarium spp. and Rhizoctonia spp.(4.34%)

lFungal pathogens associated with Mungbean (Vignaradiata L.) were isolated and identified as A s p e r g i l l u s t e r r e u s ( 1 2 . 8 2 % ) , C l a d o s p o r i u m s p h a e r o s p e r m u m , Curvularialunata, Aspergillusawamori, and Chaetomiumglobosum (10.26% each) , Alternariaalternata and Rhizoctoniasolani ( 7 . 6 9 % ) , P e n i c i l l i u m c r a t e r i f o r m , H e l m i n t h o s p o r i u m a u s t r a l i e n s i s , Mucorcircinelloides, Rhizopusstolonifer, Tr i c h o d e r m a h a r z i a n u m ( 5 . 1 3 % ) a n d Aspergillusflavus and Fusariumoxysporium (2.56%). Molecular similarity of some of these i s o l a t s C u r v u l a r i a l u n a t a , H e l m i n t h o s p o r i u m a u s t r a l i e n s i s ,

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Fusariumoxysporium and Rhizoctoniasolani were 97-100% with Evalue 0.0 and 99% sequence coverage with 1600 query length.

lA 72% fungal incidence was reported from rhizospher ic soi l of p igeon pea crop (Cajanuscajan). Fungal isolates included Penicillium spp., Helminthosporium spp., ALternaria spp., Rhizopus spp., Curvularia spp., Fusarium spp., Trichoderma spp. Aspergillus spp., Mucor spp., and Cladosporium spp. Maximum incidence was reported for Alternaria spp. and Cladosporium spp. (13.8%) followed by Fusarium spp. and Aspergillus spp. Molecular similariry 97-100% was obtained for some of the isolates Penicilliumfuniculosum, Aspergillusflavus, F u s a r i u m c a m p t o c e r a s , C l a d o s p o r i u m s p h a e r o s p e r m u m , Helminthosporium sp., Curvularialunata and Alternariaalternata.

lFungal incidence of 58% was determined from rhizospheric soil of Pisumsativum (Pea) crop. Maximum incidence was observed for Aspergillus spp. (25%), Mucor spp. (17.85%), Fusarium spp. and Trichderma spp. (14.28%), followed by Alternaria spp. (10.7%). Lowest incidence was found for Penicilliumspp, Verticillium spp. Circinella spp., Rhizopus spp. and Rhizoctonia spp. (3.57%).

lPrevalence of Trichophytonmentagrophytes, T r i c h o p h y t o n v e r r u c o s u m , Micorsporumgypseum, Microsporumcanis, Epidermophytonfloccosum was determined from suspected patients with clinical symptoms of dermatophytosis.

Antimicrobial Resistance PatternlSynergism was demonstrated between the drugs

Ampicillin and Ciprofloxacin against Methicillin sensitive Staphylococcus aureus and Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureusby various drug interaction studies i.e. Double Disc diffusion, Chequer board technique and Time kill studies. Fractional Inhibitory Concentration (FIC) index value was determined as 1.26, 0.257 for Methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus isolates, and 0.265 and 0.156 for Methicillin sensitive Staphylococcus aureus. Further a ? 2log decrease in population was indicated by the time kill curve for all the isolates.

Natural Antibacterial AgentslAntifungal activity of various extracts of and

Pongamiapinnata were demonstrated against f i v e i s o l a t e s o f d e r m a t o p h y t e s T r i c h o p h y t o n m e n t a g r o p h y t e s , T r i c h o p h y t o n v e r r u c o s u m , Micorsporumgypseum, Microsporumcanis and Epidermophytonfloccosum. Ethanolic extract of Trachyspermumammi was more effective even as compared to antifungal agent Fluconazole.

lA wide range of antibacterial activity was exhibited by various leaf extracts (Ethanol, m e t h a n o l a n d e t h y l a c e t a t e ) o f Trigonellafoenumgraecum and Murrayakoenigii against both Gram positive and gram negative bacterial pathogens. Ethanolic extractof Trigonellafoenumgraecum was most potent. In the case of Murrayakoeningii Ethyl acetate extract showed highest potency. Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) and Minimum Bactericidal Concentration (MBC) values were obtained with Trigonellafoenumgraecum for Staphylococcus aureus as 64 µl/ml and 128µl/ml. With Murrayakoenngii lowest MIC and MBC values were obtained for Staphylococcus aureus, Listeria monocytogenes, Escherichia coli, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa corresponding to 64 µl/ml.

lA nt i b a c te r i a l a c t i v i t y o f ex t ra c t s o f Boerhaaviadiffusa and Cuscutareflexa were revealed against Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Bacillus subtilis. Methanolic extract of Boerhaaviadiffusa was most potent. In case of Cuscutareflexaethanolic extract was most potent. Against fungal pathogens activity of Boerhaaviadiffusa (Petroleum ether extract) and Cuscutareflxa (hot water extract) were found effective against Candida albicans and Fusarium sp. No activity was demonstrated against Alternariasolani and Penicilliumcirtrum.

lAntimicrobial potential of fruiting body of Pleurotusostreatus and Pleurotussajor-cajuwas evident against selected bacterial pathogens (Bacillus cereus, Staphylococcus aureus, Klebsiella pneumonia, Escherichia coli, Vibrio cholera and Proteus vulgaris). Bacillus cereus, Proteus vulgaris, Escherichia coli and Vibrio cholerae were found more susceptible. The most effective concentrations of methanolic and ethanolic extracts of Pleurotusostreatus and Pleurotussajorcaju were 80, 90 and 100%.

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lgrains as compared to maize, paddy, soybean and gram for the speedy development of spawn of Pleurotussajorcaju (1272.5g).

lPhosphate solubilizing bacteria was isolated from rhizospheric region of wheat crop and identified as Bacillus cereus. The isolate gave maximum phosphate solubilizing efficiency (90.44%) in 5 days and Indole acetic acid production was recorded in the presence of L-Tryptophan (115 µg/ml). Antagonistic activity of the isolate was demonstrated against fungal pathogen Fusariumoxysporum.

ProbioticslProduction and recovery of Mannitol was

achieved using Lactobacillus brevisthrough fermentative process. Maximum production of mannitol (4.125g/l) was achieved through HPLC analysis at temperature 30°C, pH 5.5 and glucose: fructose ratio 1.5:20 after 96 h of incubation in shaking incubator at 200 rpm.

Microbial EnzymeslCellulase producing bacteria were isolated from

various sites of Allahabad and identified as Bacillus cereus, Bacilluspantothenticum, Bacillus insolitus, Bacillus alvei, Bacillus firmus, Bacillus alvei, Bacillus alcalophilus, and Bacillus subtilis. The parameters giving maximum cellulose production were 30°C temperature, pH 7.5, 1% lactose, 1% peptone after 72h incubation period. Crude enzyme was partially purified by Ammonium sulphate precipitation, dialysis and DEAE- cellulose ion exchange chromatography. The total activity of crude enzyme and purified enzyme were 4537.2 U/60 ml and 323.52 U/8 ml, respectively. Total protein content and purified content were 1633.17mg/ml and 77.26 mg/ml respectively. Enzymatic activities were found maximum at pH 7 (5.86 U/ml) and at 50°C (40.12U/ml). Compatibility with different detergent brands showed maximum for Tide detergent (81.78U/ml).

BioremediationlPartially purified lipopetide type biosurfactant

was procured from Paenibacilluspolymyxa exhibiting a wide range of antimicrobial activity against both Gram positive and gram negative pathogens. Maximum rate of diesel degradation was 67.09% at the 15th day. Emulsification index of crude extract of biosurfactant was found

Sorghum grains (2.20 days) were found to be best highest against coconut oil at 51.75%. Biosurfactant - detergent combination was able to remove stains better than alone.

BiofertilizerslPseudomonas f luorescensand Bac i l lus

megateriumshowed Plant growth promoting (PGPR) traits i.e.Indole acetic acid production, ammonia production and phosphate solubilizing activity. Peat based bioformulation comprising PGPR isolates used for Capsicum annum in combination showed effective increase in growth parameters like plant height, total number of fruits per plant, fruit weight, fruit length, fruit width and number of seeds per plant.

lBiocontrol agents isolated from rhizosphere of Chick pea (Cicerarientum) were among fungi ( 5 2 % ) A s p e r g i l l u s s p p . ( 1 5 . 4 % ) , A l ternar iaa l ternata , Cur vu lar ia lunata , Mucorcircenelloids, Fusariumoxysporium and C h a e t o m i u m g l o b o s u m ( 3 . 8 4 6 % ) a n d Trichodermaharzianium and Rhizopusstolonifer (7.69%). Among bacteria the isolates were identified as Pseudomonas spp. Bacillus spp., and Paenibacillus spp. (0.983%), Halobacterium spp. and Planococcus spp. (0.015%), Micrococcus spp. (0.188%), Enterobacter spp. (0.462%) and Staphylococcus aureus (1.53%). Antagonistic activity of fungi Trichodermaharzianum and bacteria Pseudomonas spp. and Bacillus spp. were demonstrated against soil-borne pathogens Fusariumoxysporium, Alternaria spp., Curvularia spp., Aspergillus spp. which cause diseases in chickpea.

lP l a n t g r o w t h p r o m o t i n g Pseudomonasaeruginosa and Bacillus coagulans producing exopolysaccharide were found to promote the growth of Okara in field trials showing maximum seed germination (79.15%), maximum plant height (22.93 cm), maximum number of leaves per plant (10.66%), maximum

2leaf area graphically (181.89cm ),maximum root length (16.56cm), maximum fresh weight and dry weight of root per plant (7.83g, 1.65g respectively).

lVermiwash extracted from vermicompost composted from rice bran through Earthworms (Eisiniafoetida) significantly increased growth of Okra plant in terms of plant height, leaf surface area, number of leaves per plant, leaf surface area, and number of leaves per plant.

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lTrichodermaviridae and Trichodermasp. were shown against Fusarium sp. causing wilt in Tomato plant. Mycelial inhibition was recorded to range from 47.09-52.31%. Combination of the two biocontrol agents gave maximum protective effect under pot conditions.

lSalt (5%) and pH tolerant (10) phosphate solubilizing Bacillus circulans was isolated from sodic soil of Allahabad district. Significant effect of the isolate was shown on growth and yield of Triticumaestivum in terms of plant height, plant dry weight, shoot dry weight, spike length, spike weight, number of grain per spike. Combined application of Bacillus circulans and gypsum sulphate had significant effect on soil pH and available phosphorus that promotes growth and yield of Triticumaestivum.

I n v i t r o a n t a g o n i s t i c a c t i v i t y o f

Ethelind School of Home Sciencel

Rebecca Reynolds, Project Coordinator (UK) who d e l i b e r a t e d o n " M a t e r n a l O b e s i t y : Consequences for Mother and Child" during her visit to India on 11th February, 2016 which conveyed an idea about her planning and strategies adopted for combating malnutrition and micronutrient deficiencies.

lDr. V. Paul organized Nutrition Education programs in different villages of Jasra and Chaka Block of the Allahabad District for educating the community about important measures to reduce the micronutrient deficiency disorders especially through the use of indigenous foods as they provide inexpensive, safe, nutritious foods throughout the year.

lDr. V. Paul organized A Mahila Gosthi on 10th February, 2016 in the Dadri village of Chaka Block in the Allahabad District during the visit of Prof. Rebecca Reynolds to India in order to create awareness regarding preventive nutritional measures to reduce the prevalence of micronutrient deficiency disorders among Indian Women. The topic of the Mahila Gosthi was "Raktaalpata: Jaankari Aur Bachao"

Department of Biochemistry & Biochemical Engineering

lSirohi, R. and Prakash V. Optimization of Process Parameters for Amylolytic Bacillus Subtilis

Dr. V. Paul organized a guest lecture by Prof.

Guest Lectures Organized

LC060260 Isolated from Almora Region of Central Himalayas. Res. J. Engg. Sci., 5(3): 1-5 (2016).

lMohammd Sikander Dar and Reena Lawrence (2016) Evaluation of chemical constituents and antibacterial activity of essential oil of Citrus karna Fruit peels. Int. Journal of Pharmaceuticals Sciences and Research, 7(3): 1245-50.

lNagat M. Ehmadi Barka, Reena Lawrence and Mariya Saani (2016) phytochemical screening, antioxidant and antibacterial activity of active compounds from Hemidesmus indicus. International Journal of Current Pharmaceutical Research, 8(2): 24-27.

lFazli, G. R., Shukla, S., Shukla, R., Sushma and Sahibzada, S. (2016) Studies of the microbial load of selected vegetables irrigated with untreated waste water in Allahabad district. International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Development, 3(6):188-191. (RJIF: 5.72)

lJyotsana Srivastava, Poonam Prakash and Sushma. (2016). Isolation and characterization of a new fatty acid from methanolic extract of Jasmine auriculatum. Journal of Chemistry and Chemical Sciences, 6(7): 634-636. (2016)(Impact Factor 2.89; IC value 5.09)

lM. Kumawat, S. Ahlawat, N. Ahlawat and I. Karuna. (2016). Molecular cloning of peptidyl-prolyl cis-trans isomerase B gene (cyclophilins B) from poultry isolate Salmonella Typhimurium. Indian J. of Poultry Science (2016) (NAAS: 5.1)

lAnsari J. A., Neeraj, Pandey R., Singh A. and Sushma (2016) Effect of dietary supplementation of arjuna (Terminalia arjuna) bark powder on hematology of broiler chicks. European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 3(1): 402 - 404. (2016). (ISSN 2349-8870; SJIF Impact Factor: 2.062)

lSingh A. P., Singh A., Neeraj, Pandey R. and Sushma. (2016). Effect of fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) leaves powder on visceral organs of broiler chicks. European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 3(1): 405 - 407. (2016). (ISSN 2349-8870; SJIF Impact Factor: 2.062)

lAnsari J. A., Singh A., Neeraj, Pandey R. & Sushma. (2016). Effect of dietary arjuna (Terminalia arjuna) bark powder supplementation on serum biochemical of Broilers. Indo American Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 3(1): 1-4. (2016). (Impact Factor: 3.60)

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lpotency of Citrus karna L. Asian Journal of Bioscience, 11(1): 222-225 (NAAS: 3.2)

lKumawat M., Ahlawat Sushma, Ahlawat N, Pesingi P. K., Karuna I., Mishra P. K. and Gupta A. (2016). (The cloning and sequencing analysis of peptidyl prolyl cis-trans isomerases C (ppiC) gene of Salmonella Typhimurium. Journal of Pure and Applied Microbiology, 10(1): 463-469. NAAS: 6.04)

lNishad, M., Verma, Y (2016). Comparative Analysis of enzymatic and antioxidant properties in two varieties of Clitoria ternatea. International Journal of Science & Research, 5(4):586-588.

lJha, A and Verma, Y (2016). Drought stress leads to alteration of protein spots in rice (Oryzasativa L) Biospectra, 11(1): 49-52.

lJha, A and Verma, Y (2016) Effect of submergence stress on the rice (Oryza sativa L) proteome. Biospectra, 11(1): 57-60.

lShukla, N., Shukla P K., Verma, Y and Misra, P (2016). Effect of drought stress on biochemical changes in drought tolerant and drought sensitive barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) Cultivars. Vegetos 29: 152-156.

lShukla, N., Verma, Y., Shukla, PK and Misra, P (2016) Effect of polyethylene glycol (PEG) 6000 on seed priming in drought tolerant and sensitive barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) seeds. International Journal of Plant Sciences. 11(1):75-78

l Dr. Shailza Verma, Dr Merajul Haque Siddiqui, Dr. Rahul Saxena, Dr. Shilpa Suneja, Dr. Alok Milton Lal (2016)Assessment of Risk of Hypertension in Active Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients. Scholars Journal of Applied Medical Sciences (SJAMS) Med. Sci., 2016; 4(2B):402-406, ISSN 2320-6691 (Online) ISSN 2347-954X (Print)

lDr Mousumi Sharma, Dr. Rahul Saxena, Dr Bushra Shaida, Dr Anshu Nanda, Dr. Dilutpal Sharma, Dr. Alok Milton Lall (2016) Relation of senescence with systemic inflammation and serum paraoxanase activity: A clinical approach, Scholars Journal of Applied Medical Sciences (SJAMS), ISSN 2320-6691 (Online), 2016; 4(7D):2557-2562, ISSN 2347-954X (Print)

Joseph School of Business StudiesA guest Lecture on 'International Business' was organized at JSBS, SHIATS on 3rd March 2016. The resource person was Dr. Edwin Higginbottom from USA. The Lecture started with a word of prayer by Ms

Michael, S. and Sushma (2016). In vitro enzymatic Ipshita Sahu. Prof. Newman Fernandes, Dean, JSBS narrated the work of Dr. Sam Higginbottom the founder of this Institute and SHIATS University. He also presented the life sketch of Dr. Edwin a native of England who migrated to US for higher education just like his granduncle. He worked for many international firms and now is working as a Pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ, USA and doing social work and consultancy.

Dr. Edwin, in his lecture, spoke about Technology Management, Strategies, and new ideas for International trade. He said that there are 4 different ways of doing International Business which are - Exports of goods, Exports of components, licensing as joint venture and setting up of a subsidiary. He also talked about testing the international markets before venturing into them, channels of distributors, cost effectiveness of International Business and its advantages and limitation, how to find agents in International Market for promoting products globally and understanding the laws of the host country. He also gave his views on open door policy of countries and SEZ and how all these affect the HR service section, Global sourcing strategy and its importance.In the end, the faculty and students had some queries regarding the International Business to which Dr. Edwin replied in an interacting way, by giving them live examples based on his work experience.The Lecture was attended by faculty members of JSBS, students of MBA and M.Com of JSBS, SHIATS. The Vote of thanks was given by Dr. Richa Sinha, Assistant Professor at JSBS.

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During the thanks giving celebrations being celebrated at University, a photography exhibition projecting time line of the Most Rev. Prof. R.B Lal, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, SHIATS and founding Bishop of Yeshu Darbar was inaugurated on Friday. The chief guest on the occasion was Dr. Sudha Lal, Director Campus Ministry inaugurated the exhibition at Library Lawns. While encouraging the organizers of exhibition, Dr. Sudha Lal thanked the Lord for elevating and bestowing his favour and blessings upon Most Rev. Prof. (Dr.) R.B. Lal and through the grace of Lord Jesus Christ this institute got International standard under the leadership of its present Vice Chancellor.Chairman Organizing Committee Prof. (Dr.) A.K.A. Lawrence, Pro Vice Chancellor (Academics) said that we are presenting 25 years of contribution of Prof. R.B. Lal as Agricultural Scientist, Professor, Director, Vice Chancellor and Bishop of Yeshu Darbar through photography exhibition. The convener, Er. C.J. Wesley, Dy. Registrar (CRP) gave contribution in organizing exhibition which was appreciated by one and all. On the occasion Prof. (Dr.) Robin L. Prasad, Registrar, Dr. B.B. Rai, Director Development, Prof. (Dr.)ir. Jonathan A. Lal, Director IPC, Abhilasha A. Lal, Prof. Mohd. Kaleem, Prof. Gautam Ghosh, Dr. Shailesh Marker, Prof. P.J. George, Prof. Sarita Sheikh, Prof. Wilson Kispotta, Prof. Arif A. Broadway, Mr. S.B. Singh, Dr. Manoj Jacob, Dr. Arun Yadav etc were present.

Photography Exhibition on time line of Most Rev. Prof. R.B. Lal

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School of Forestry and EnvironmentDr. Afaq Majid Wani and Dr. Sameer Daniell

Breeders & Researchers - The Plant Breeders & Researchers Right through Awareness" organized by SHIATS and Protection of plant Varieties & Farmers Right Authority, Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India on 18th April 2016

Mr. Hemant Kumar and Dr. B. MeheralAttended International Workshop entitled

"Monitor Forest Cover and Deforestation using Advanced Remote Sensing Techniques under UN-CECAR/INATE Framework in support of REDD+ MRV System" jointly organized by United Nations University Institute of the Advanced Study of Sustainability (UNU-AAS) Tokyo, Japan, APN, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and University of Allahabad, Allahabad (17th -18th May 2016).

lHemant Kumar, Rajiv Umrao, Neelam Khare & B. Mehera (2016) Adaptation potential of Bamboo under agroforestry: A case study In: Abstracts of national seminar on "Bamboo reserve management and advances in utilization option"held at IWST, Bangalore during 23rd -25th February 2016, pp 30.

lHemant Kumar, Rajiv Umrao & Neelam Khare (2016) Vulnerability of monoculture to climate change vis-à-vis agroforestry In: Abstracts of 4th -U.P. Agricultural Sciences Congress on "Strategic Governance & Technological Advancement for Sustainable Agriculture"held at CSAUA & T, Kanpur during 02-04 March 2016, pp 192.

Dr. Abhishek JameslInternational congress on advancing frontiers in

biotechnology for sustainable agriculture and health. Dept. of Molecular and Cellular Engg. JSBB. SHIATS. 25-26 Feb., 2016

Dr. Harsh Bodh PaliwallHarsh B. Paliwal, Most Rev. R. B. Lal, S. B. Lal and T.

Thomas (2016) "Study on phytoremedial response of Indian mustard (Brassica juncea L.) and sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) under tannery effluent stressed soil" International Ravine Conference on "Managing Ravine for food and livelihood security" held on 07-10 March, 2016 at RVSKVV, Agriculture University, Gwalior, M.P. sponsored by ICAR and M.P. Govt.

One day awareness program on "Take it to the


Prof.(Dr.) Jahanaral

Buddhism and Indian Culture, "A study on women in Buddhism" 6th February 2016, Citizen Girls College, Naini, Allahabad

lPaper presented, International Conference by the Universal Academic Cluster in the Walailak University of Bangkok, Thailand on the theme of ' A study on the Socio - Cultural life of the Irulas of the Pondicherry (India )", 2nd and 3rd June 2016, Walailak University of Bangkok, Thailand

Prof.(Dr.) J.P. Srivastaval International Seminar on Extension Education

Research. Impact of ATMA (Agriculture Technology Management Agencies) on behavioural changes in Farm Community) presented in ICC (International Extension Education conference on Education, Research and services, 27- 30 Jan 2016, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India.

Prof.(Dr.) E.P.K. Dasl Impact of Mass media (Radio & TV) on knowledge

and attitude of farmers in Nagaland State of India. Presented in GCRA (Global Communication Research Association) International Conference on "Innovative Digital Applications for sustainable development, 5-7 January, 2016, University of Agricultural Sciences, Bengaluru, India.

lImpact of ATMA (Agriculture Technology Management Agencies) on behavioural changes in Farm Community) presented in ICC (International Extension Education conference on Education, Research and services. Adoption of improved practices of Brinjal in Athmlgola, 27- 30 January, 2016. B.H.U., Varanasi, India.

Ethelind School of Home SciencelDr. Ranu Prasad attended an International

Seminar on Human Resource Management, International Management Galilee Institute, Israel from 23rd June- 4th July 2016

lDr. Razia Parvez, participated in "Programme of the Training - cum- Workshop for Home Scientists of KVKs of Uttar Pradesh and Uttrakhand," organized by ICAR- Agricultureal Technology Application Research Institute (ATARI) Kanpur, in coillaboration with KVK SHIATS Allahabad, 6th -7th May, 2016.

Paper presented in Inter National Seminar, On

Conferences/Seminars attended

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lConference on "Advancing Frontiers in Biotechnology for Sustainable Agriculture and Health", organized by Dept. of MCE JSBB, & Society of Biotechnology, SHIATS Allahabad, 25-26th February, 2016.

lDr. Neeru Bala and Dr. Anisha Verma attended International conference on recent advances on food processing and biotechnology held on 5th -6th April 2016 at Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi.

lDr. Virginia Paul attended one Day International Workshop on "Cancer Control in Developing Countries" at The University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK, funded by British Council, June-21, 2016.

lDr. Ekta Sharma participated in 6 days Faculty Development Programme on "Application of Nanotechnology in Textile Engineering" organized by Uttar Pradesh Textile Technology Institute (UPTTI), Kanpur from January 18th -23rd, 2016.

lDr. Ekta Sharma attended and presented poster entitled Adaptation of Indian Folk Arts for designing and digital printing of Handicrafts through CAD in '4th U.P. Agricultural Science Congress' organized by CSA University of Agriculture and Technology, Kanpur from 2nd - 4th March, 2016.

lDr. S. Mohapatra and Manju Mahananda attended two days National Seminar on Classroom Attendance: An Indication on the relevance of Education to life" sponsored by UGC 30th -31st January 2016 held in S.S. Khana Girl' Degree College, Allahabad.


lDr. S. C. Moses (Associate Professor) & Dr. Rana.N. Aalam (Research Engineer) attanded Annual review Meeting of AICRP on FIM held on PAU Ludhiana Punjab during (28 January - 30 January, 2016)

Department of Food Process EngineeringlDr. R. N. Shukla & Er. Atul Anand Mishra

participated in two days International conference on "Advancing Frontiers in Biotechnology for Sustainable Agriculture and Health" organized by Department of Molecular and Cellular Engineering, JSBB, SHIATS, Allahabad on February 25th - 26th 2016.

Dr. Razia Parvez, participated an International lEngineering attended guest Lecture on Food Adulteration and Food Safety, 17th March 2016, SHIATS Allahabad.

lAll faculty members of Dept of Food Process Engineering attended guest Lecture on MSME (Micro Small Medium Enterprises) held on 2nd May 2016, SHIATS Allahabad

lAll faculty members of Dept of Food Process Engineering attended short Term Intense Training Program on "Rules & Regulations of FSSAI in Indian Food Industries" 6th & 7th June 2016, SHIATS Allahabad

lAll faculty members of Dept of Food Process Engineering attended a seminar on " Importance and implementation of HACCP in food processing" held on 19 April 2016 organized by the society of food engineers Dept. of FPE, SHIATS

lAll faculty members of Department of Food Process Engineering attended a seminar on "Entrepreneurship in MSME food industries" organized by the society of food engineers Department of FPE, SHIATS on May 2 2016.

Department of Civil EngineeringDr. Vikas Srivastava and Alvin HarisonlTwo Week Indian Society of Technical Education,

Short Term Training Programme (ISTE STTP) on Introduction to Structural Engineering, Conducted by IIT Kharagpur at MNNIT Allahabad under the National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (MHRD), November, 30 - January, 09, 2015-2016.

Dr. Shakti SuryavanshilNational conference 'Rural Livelihood Security

through Innovative Agri-entrepreneurship' at CPRI, ICAR Patna. March,13-14,2016.


lDr. Harison Masih attended a National Conference on "Combating Air Pollution - A step towards a cleaner tomorrow" organized by Department of Chemistry, Isabella Thoburn

nd rdCollege, Lucknow on 22 - 23 January, 2016lDr. Harison Masih, Er. Ajay K. Singh, Dr. Ankit

Singla, Er. Rinaldo John, Mrs. Jane C. Benjamin, Ms. Jyotsna K. Peter and Mrs. Arshi Naim attended a International Conference on "Advancing Frontiers in Biotechnology for Sustainable Agriculture and Health" organized by Dept. of MCE in Collaboration with Society of

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Biotechnology, Jacob School of Biotechnology & Bioengineering, Sam Higginbottom Institue of

th thAgriculture Technology & Sciences on 25 - 26 February, 2016.


lProf. (Dr.) A.M. Lall, Prof. (Dr.) Veeru Prakash, Dr. (Mrs.) Reena Lawrence, Dr. (Mrs.) Sushma, Dr. (Mrs.) Y. Verma, Dr. S.K. Srivastava, Dr. D. P. Maurya and Er. Abhishek Saran attended International conference on "Advancing Frontiers in Biotechnology for Sustainable Agriculture & Health" organized by Society of Biotechnology in association with NABARD & DST on 25-25 February, 2016.

lDr. (Mrs.) Sushma and Dr. S.K. Srivastava attended one day awareness program on "Take It to the Breeders & researchers - The Plant Breeders and Researchers Right Through Awareness" jointly organized by SHIATS and Protection of Plant Varieties & Farmers' Right Authority, Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India at SHIATS on 18 April, 2016.

lDr. (Mrs.) Y. Verma attended Refresher Course on 'Disaster Management Academic Staff College, University of Allahabad, Allahabad from January 9 to January 29, 2016.

lDr. (Mrs.) Y. Verma attended advanced training on "Using and implementing of KOHA library management system along with RFID automation system'' conducted by Rapid radio solution system on 11 March, 2016 in Central Library of SHIATS.

Department of PhysicslMs. Ekta Singh Chauhan attended National

Seminar on Bio - diversity and Renewable Energy (BARE - 2016) Organized by Baba Sahab Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar, College of Agri. Engg. and Tech., Etawah UP from 13 - 14 February, 2016.

lMs. Ekta Singh Chauhan attended Faculty Development Program on Advanced Embedded System and Microelectronics (AESM - 2016) Organized by Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, MNNIT, Allahabad from 14 - 20 July, 2016.

Department of Mathematics and StatisticslMr. Danzil James attended the Five Days Technical

Education Quality Improvement Programme in April 2015 at IIT Kanpur.

Department of Biological SciencesDr. Richa Sharmal

Third National Conference organized by River Water use Association (INDIA) at IERT, Allahabad. April 23-24, 2016

lInternational conference on advancing frontiers in biotechnology for sustainable agriculture and health (AFBSAH-2016). February, 25-26, 2016. Organized by Department of Molecular and Cellular Engineering, SHIATS, Allahabad in collaboration with society of Biotechnology

Dr. Pradeep Kumar ShuklalNational Conference on Recent Trends and

Advances In Biotechnology (20-21, February, 2016) organized by Centre of Biotechnology, University of Allahabad, Allahabad, India

lInternational conference on advancing frontiers in biotechnology for sustainable agriculture and health (AFBSAH-2016). February, 25-26, 2016. Organized by Department of Molecular and Cellular Engineering, SHIATS, Allahabad in collaboration with society of Biotechnology.

Department of ChemistrylDr Heera Laxmi Jadon attended a National

conference on "Biodiversity and Renewable energy" on Feb. 13th - 14th, 2016 at Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Eng. College, Etawa, India

lDr Heera Laxmi Jadon attended a National conference on "Transforming Indian Agriculture Towards food and Nutritional Security on Feb. 21-22, 2016 at IGFRI, Jhansi, U.P

lDr. (Mrs) Manisha Prasad attended a 113th Orientation Programme on 22nd February 20th March, 2016 at ASC, Allahabad

lDr. Manju Gerard attended a Training program on"Sciences Governance and Management " on 29th Feb-4 th March, 2016 at ASC, Hyderabad

lDr. (Mrs.) Shaziya Haseeb attended a International conference on Nanotechnology & STEM-ER, 2016 at AMU, Aligarh

Department of Forensic SciencelDr. A.K. Gupta attended a National Seminar on

"Issues and Challenges in Forensic Medicine and Forensic Science" organized by Department of Forensic Science, Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences, Allahabad on 9th and 10th March 2016.

lDr. A.K. Jain attended a National Seminar on "Issues and Challenges in Forensic Medicine and

River Basin: Ecosystem Crises and Water Scarcity,

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Forensic Science" organized by Department of Forensic Science, Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences, Allahabad on 9th and 10th March 2016.

lDr. Lav Kesharwani attended a National Seminar on "Issues and Challenges in Forensic Medicine and Forensic Science" organized by Department of Forensic Science, Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences, Allahabad on 9th and 10th March 2016.

Dr. Munish Kumar Mishra lNational Seminar on "Issues and Challenges in

Forensic Medicine and Forensic Science" organized by Department of Forensic Science, SHIATS, Allahabad on 9th and 10th March 2016.

lNational workshop on Instrumentation, ECC, Allahabad, 22-28 Feb.2016.

Mr. Vaibhav SaranlNational Seminar on "Issues and Challenges in

Forensic Medicine and Forensic Science" organized by Department of Forensic Science, Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences, Allahabad on 9th and 10th March 2016.

lNational workshop on Instrumentation, ECC, Allahabad, 22-28 Feb.2016.

lNational seminar on Role of Forensic science in disaster victim identification in Indian Perspective, Institute of Forensic Science, Bundelkhand University, Jhansi,18-19March 2016.

Joseph School of Business StudieslDr. Richa Sinha, attended national Seminar on

'Economic, Social and Political Thoughts and Achievements of Indira Gandhi' organized by Swami Sukhdevanand PG College, Shahjahanpur 26th-27th February 2016 and presented a paper entitled ''Indira Gandhi: Emergence of An Assertive Nation'.

l'E-Business sustainability' organised by United Institute of Management, Naini, Allahabad, 9th April 2016 and presented a paper entitled 'Role of Customer Relationship Management in the success of e-business'.

lMr. Harshit Williams, attended National Productivity Council (NPC) Residential Training Programme on 'Project Management & Strategic Financial Planning' held at Gangtok, Sikkim, from 2nd-6th May 2016.

Dr. Richa Sinha, attended national conference on

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lConference on 'Recent Innovation in Science, Technology, Management and Environment' organized by Indian Federations of United Nations at New Delhi on 19th June 2016.

Department of Animal Husbandry and DairyinglProf. (Dr.) Neeraj attended XVI Biennial

Conference on the theme "Innovative Approaches for Animal Feeding and Nutritional Research" organized by Animal Nutrition Society of India at NDRI, Karnal from 6-8 February, 2016.

lProf.(Dr.) Neeraj attended International conference on "Advancing frontiers in biotechnology for sustainable agriculture and health" jointly organized by Dept. of MCE and Society of Biotech., SHIATS on 25-26 Feb., 2016.

lProf. (Dr.) Ashok Rathore attended international Conference on "Sustainable Agriculture (AFBSAH-2016) on C l imate Change & Environmental Management" on 25-26 February, 2016 at SHIATS, Allahabad.

lProf.(Dr.) Ashok Rathore attended "3rd National Conference on Water Crisis and Governance" at MNIT, Allahabad from 23-24 April, 2016 and presented a paper entitled "Role of Science, Society and Technology in water Conservation and management to combat Water Scarcity in Rural India" in it.

Warner School of Food & Dairy TechnologylDr. Avinash Singh attended National seminar on

Eco friendly nutritional approach for public health issues and challenges held on 11th March 2016 organized by UPRTOU, Allahabad.

lEr. S.S. Singh attended 18th Indian Agricultural Scientists and Farmer's Congress on prospects of skill development in agriculture and rural development-a step towards make in India held on20-21Feb.,2016 organized by BRIAT,Allahabad.

lEr. Puneet Arora attended National seminar on Eco friendly nutritional approach for public health issues and challenges held on 11th March 2016 organized by UPRTOU, Allahabad.

Allahabad School of EducationlMathew, Marion: Conducted a Motivational

workshop for the teachers of St. Joseph's School Sadwa, Naini on 2nd July, 2016. The topic for the Discussion was "Importance of Soft Skills to connect with people" and "Teachers as Transformational Leaders."

Dr.Pradhyuman Lakhawat attended International


lDr. Ramchandra Ram (Assistant Professor)Er. Dattraya Patil (Assistant Professor)

Department of Civil EngineeringlEr. Akash Agrawal joined as Assistant Professor,

Construction Engineering & ManagementlEr. Atul Pandey joined as Assistant Professor,

Transportation Engg.lEr. Ashhad Imam joined as Assistant Professor,

Civil Engg (Structural)lEr. Keshav Sharma joined as Assistant Professor,

Civil Engg (Structural)

Er. Ashish Kerketta (Assistant Professor)

New Faculty Members

lCourse of Human Resource Development Centre under UGC organized by Faculty of Education University of Allahabad 30.1.2016 to 19.2.2016.

lSeema Mallick Participated in Teacher's Educators Course of Human Resource Development Centre under UGC organized by Faculty of Education University of Allahabad from 30.01.2016 to 19.02.2016.

Department of Library and Information SciencelDr. Manisha Srivastava participated in the

National Workshop on Manuscriptology and palaeography held on 20 May to 9 June, 2016 orgnised by Central library, University of Allahabad, Allahabad

School of Film & Mass Communication lMr. Emmanuel George, Assistant Professor

attended a National Conference "Mass Communication as an Effective Tool for Agricultural Development" organized by UPCAR, Lucknow on June 14th - 15th, 2016

Kirti Cutting Participated in Teacher's Educators

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lby the Hon'ble Governor of West Bengal as an "Executive Council Member" of Bidhan Chandra Krishi Vishwavidyalaya and Uttarbanga Krishi Vishwavidyalaya , West Bengal for 4 years .

lProf. (Dr.) Jahanara has been nominated in 2015 by the Hon'ble Governor of West Bengal as an "Executive Council Member" of Uttarbanga Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, West Bengal for 4 years.

lProf. (Dr.) Jahanara has been nominated by the Hon'ble Governor of Bihar as a Selection Committee Member for the Scientists recruitment, Rajendra Agriculture University Pusa (Samastipur) Bihar.

Department of AgronomylDr. Priyanka Singh was promoted as Research

Assistant in the Department.


lDr. Ashok Tripathi was appointed as the Head, Department of Farm Machinery & Power Engineering, January 2016.

Department of Animal Husbandry and DairyinglProf. (Dr.) Neeraj acted as Co-chairman in session

entitled "Nutrition, health and reproduction" in XVI Biennial Conference on the theme "Innovative Approaches for Animal Feeding and Nutritional Research" organized by Animal Nutrition Society of India at National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal on 8th February, 2016.

lProf. (Dr.) Neeraj acted as Chairman in Technical session of International conference on "Advancing frontiers in biotechnology for sustainable agriculture and health" jointly organized by Dept. of MCE and Society of Biotechnology, SHIATS on 26 February,2016.

School of Film & Mass Communication lEmmanuel George, Assistant Professor, Judge in

the Event Category - Fine Arts & Cartooning on the occassion of DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL Allahabad Science Exhibition in collaboration with District Science club council of Science and Technology, Uttar Pradesh held at 19h - 20th of March 2016.

Prof. (Dr.) Jahanara has been nominated in 2015

Positions HeldWarner School of Food & Dairy Technology

lFood Engineering on 20th April 2016.

lDr. Ankita Gautam joined as Teaching Associate in Food and Dairy Microbiology on 20th April 2016.

lDr. Rekha Rani joined as Assistant Professor in Dairy Technology on 30th April 2016.

lEr. Anu Kumari joined as Assistant Professor in Dairy Engineering on 5th May 2016.

lDr.Sk.Aktar Hossain joined as Associate Professor in Dairy Technology on 29th June 2016.


lMrs. Annie Ankita Lal joined as Assistant Professor in the department on 1st March, 2016.

Department of ChemistrylDr.(Mrs.) Shaziya Siddiqui joined as Assistant

Professor in thedDepartment on 1st April 2016.

Joseph School of Business StudieslMr. Shoaib Alam Siddiqui joined as a Assistant

Professor in the department.

Department of Food Process EngineeringlProf (Dr.) Suvrat Kumar Singh joined as Head of

the Department of Food Process Engineering.

Er. Thejus Jacob joined as Assistant Professor in

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Annual athletic meet of Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences (SHIATS) began on Monday at deemed varsity's sports ground which was inaugurated by the SHIATS Dr. J.A. Oliver, Chancellor and Most Rev. Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra B. Lal, Vice Chancellor.Declaring the annual athletic meet open, J.A. Oliver, Chancellor said that every participant should show sportsman spirit. He said that the human life was a gift from God so we should follow his path.The Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra B. Lal, Vice-Chancellor said that sports activities were vital for not just keeping the body and mind fit and healthy but also to get rid of stress. He added that an athletic event could not be completed without following the rules, so every participant should take part in the game with sportsman spirit. He prayed to God to bless all the participants. During the inaugural ceremony, Dr. Sam Higginbottom's great grandson, Edwin Higginbottom (USA), Prof. A.K.A Lawrence, Pro-VC (Academic), Prof.(Dr.)ir. Jonathan A. Lal, Director, IPC and Prof. Robin L. Prasad, Registrar were present.The meet commenced with a march-past followed by the lighting of the torch. The students of the north east presented a traditional dance while those from Afghanistan presented the glimpses of a game played there.On first day various events like Hurdle Race, Javelin throw, hammer throw, triple jump, step and jump, long jump and high jump were organised.Dr. Sudha Lal, Director Campus Ministry, released white pigeons and balloons in the air. She distributed medals to the winners of the cross-country race in which Pooja Yadav came first, Nikita Kushwaha second and Muskan Kumari third. She also distributed medals among the winners of the Men's section events in which Manjeet, Ajit Rai and Alaise came first, second and third respectively.Two-day annual athletic meet of Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences (SHIATS) concluded at deemed university's ground on Wednesday evening. The chief guest on the occasion was the Dr. Sudha Lal, Director, Campus Ministry. She gave away the prizes to the winners. Congratulating them she said that champions did not become one when they win the event but the time they spent preparing for it. The victorious performance itself was merely the demonstration of

Annual Athletics Meet - 2016

Arrival of Guests…..

Devotional Song by students of GPST….

Guests on the dias

Core Committee Members, Athletics Committee with Dr. (Mrs.) Sudha Lal - Director Campus Ministry, Prof. (Dr.) A.K.A. Lawrence - Pro VC Academic Affairs & Prof. (Dr.) Robin L. Prasad - Registrar

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their character. The overall championship award was won by the Blue house with 231 points while the Pink house earned 213 points, the Red house 193 and the Yellow house with 134 points. The Pro-VC (Academics), Prof. A.K.A. Lawrence, conveyed that success was not final, failure was not fatal but it was the courage to continue which mattered. The chairman, University Athletics Committee, Prof. P.J. George, thanked the Dr. J.A. Oliver, Chancellor, Prof. (Dr.) Rajendra B. Lal, Vice Chancellor and the Prof.(Dr.) A.K.A Lawrence, Pro-VC (Academic), for their continuous inspiration and support.Closing ceremony was graced by Head of the department of Physical Education, School of Social Work, Sunita B. John, Deputy Registrar, C.J. Wesley, Tarence Thomas, S.S Masih, Devaraj Badugu along with hundreds of students and SHIATS officials.

100 mts hurdles race…..

Athletics Championship - Blue House…

Men Championship - Red House

Women Championship- Blue House

200 mts start…

Devotional Song by students of GPST….

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Award and Honours

School of Forestry and EnvironmentlRaies Ahmad Jan, Ph.D Forestry.lAbubaker Outman, Ph.D Environmental Science.


lProf. (Dr.) Jahanara awarded by National Award for the Social Services by National Unity Mission- 2016 by Hon'ble Central Union Minister of Labour and Employment Mr. Bandaru Dattatreya Jee.

Ethelind School of Home SciencePh.D AwardedlRoli enrolled in the year 2007 (07PHCFND206)

and completed her Ph.D with the research title "Enrichment of filled milk paneer by the use of medicinal and aromatic herbs" in 2016 under the guidance of Dr. V. Paul.

lNimisha Suryavanshi (10PHFRM202) completed her Ph.D research in 11.03.2016. Her topic of research was "Development and Ergonomical Assessment of Innovative Devices for Harvesting of Rose (Rosa Indica) and Marigold (Tagetess) Flowers" under the guidance of Dr. Razia Parvez.

Resource personslDr. Razia Parvez invited as a Key Note Speaker in

the Technical Session I: "Drudgery Reduction and enhancing Efficiency of Farm Women" on dated 6.5.2016, at 12.00 Noon in " Programme of the Training - cum- Workshop for Home Scientists of KVKs of U.P. and Uttrakhand," organized by ICAR- Agricultural Technology Application Research Institute (ATARI) Kanpur, in collaboration with KVK, SHIATS Allahabad, 6th -7th May, 2016.

lDr. Razia Parvez invited as a Resource person "Major Farm Implements Reducing Drudgery Of Women Farmers" Training-cum Workshop for Home Scientists of KVKs of Uttar Pradesh And Uttarakhand 6-7 May, 2016 at SHIATS, Allahabad

lDr. Virginia Paul invited as a Key-Note Speaker in ICAR sponsored two days Training Cum Workshop For Home Scientists of KVK on 6-7 MAY 2016 at SHIATS and delivered a lecture" Innovative Technological Interventions for Addressing Malnutrition among Farm Women".

lDr. Virginia Paul invited as a Key-Note Speaker for 4th Uttar Pradesh Agricultural Science Congress sponsored by ICAR and UPCAR on the topic "Recent advances in the field of Home Science

with reference to Uttar Pradesh" held on 2-3 March, 2016 Organized by UPCAR in CSA, Kanpur.

lDr. Alka Gupta invited as a Key-Note Speaker in ICAR sponsored two days Training Cum Workshop For Home Scientists of KVK on 6-7 MAY 2016 at SHIATS and delivered a lecture" Innovative Technological Interventions for Addressing Malnutrition among Farm Women".


PhD AwardedlGyanendra P.M. Singh was awarded PhD by Prof.

(Dr.) Mohd. Imtiyaz, Advisor on the topic of Production quality water use efficiency post harvest attributes and economics of garlic as influenced by irrigation methods irrigation scheduling and fertigation, Subject, Soi l Water Land Engineering & Management on 29.04.2016

lDr. Vikram Singh Asst. Professor of the department was awarded PhD from GBPUA on the topic " Rainfall Runoff and sediment modeling using soft computing and regression techniques"

Department of Food Process EngineeringS.N. Student Exam Year1. Ashutosh Hemkar GATE (AIR-271) 20162. Ayush Kesarwani GATE (AIR-810) 20163. Varuni Pandey GATE (AIR-1548) 20164. Pushpa Khalko GATE (AIR-3190) 20165. Lokesh Kumawat GATE (AIR-20) 20166. Vinod Chaudhary GATE (AIR-25) 20167. Prabalbajpai GATE (AIR-27) 20168. Kumar Manikant GATE 20169. Pallav Pratik Toppo GATE 2016

Department of Civil EngineeringlDr. Shakti Suryavanshi awarded by Young

Scientist Award-2015 in National conference 'Rural Livelihood Security through Innovative Agri-entrepreneurship' at CPRI, ICAR Patna.

Warner School of Food & Dairy TechnologylEr. S. S. Singh was awarded Dr. Bangali Baboo

Medal in the field of Food & Dairy Technology.


The following Ph.D. scholars have been awarded their Doctoral degrees:l Namit Kumar Upadhyay, Studies on alteration of

enzymes of metabolic pathways of rice (Oriza sativa L.) during drought stress by utilizing

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molecular approach, 2016 advisor Dr.(Mrs.) Sushma

l Mansi Srivastava, Isolation and partial purification of defensins from flowers of selected ornamental plants, 2016 advisor Dr. (Mrs.) Sushma.

l M a n o j K u m a w a t , I d e n t i f i c a t i o n a n d characterization of Salmonella Tphimurim peptidyl-propyl-cis trans isomerase encoded by Ppi genes, 2016 advisor Dr. (Mrs.) Sushma

l Mohd. Sikander Dar, Study of phytoconstituents, antioxidant and antimicrobial activities of fruit peel extracts of Citrus karna, 2016 advisor Dr. (Mrs.) Reena Lawrence

l Mr. Gorakh Nath Gupta, Isolation, purification and characterization of extracellular lipase from p sy c h ro p h i l i c b a c t e r i a Ps e u d o m o n a s vancouverensis, 2016 advisor Prof. Veeru Prakash.

Department of Mathematics and StatisticslMrs. Rekha Jaiswal completed her Ph.D.

programme in Mathematics on 18.01.2016 under the supervision of Dr. R. Khare and Dr. A. Pradhan and her thesis is entitled "Dynamical and physical behaviour of the universe in reference of the cosmological constant".

lMrs. Sana Ahsan completed her Ph. D. programme in Mathematics on 24.02.2016 under the supervision of Dr. Ajit Paul and Dr. R. Khare and her thesis is entitled "Flow of dusty fluid through channels of various cross sections considering volume fraction of dust".

lMrs. Preeti Agarwala completed her Ph.D. programme in Mathematics on 26.02.2016 under the supervision of Dr. R. Khare and her thesis is entitled "Magnetohydrodynamic flow of nano fluids through channels".

lMrs. Nadyaa S. Atlouba completed her Ph.D. programme in Mathematics on 8.01.2016 under the supervision of Dr. Ajit Paul and Dr. (Mrs.) Shiva Mittal and her thesis entitled is "nonuniform multresolution analysis with multiplicity d".

lMrs. Tunis M. Elfrangani completed her Ph. D. programme in Mathematics on 09.02.2016 under the supervision of Dr. Ajit Paul and Dr. Pankaj Srivastava and her thesis is entitled "Certain investigation in the field of basic hypergeometric functions".

lMr. Mustafa M. Ali completed his Ph.D. programme in Statistics on 23.02.2016 under the

supervision of Dr. Ajit Paul and Dr. (Ms.) Shalini Masih and his thesis is entitled "Libyan oil sales forecasting using time series models"

lMr. Anand Shanker Dubey completed his Ph.D. programme in Mathematics on 03.05.2016 under the supervision of Dr. R. Khare and Dr. A. Pradhan and his thesis is entitled "" Some homogeneous and inhomogeneous models of universe with reference to alternative theories of gravitation" .

lMr. Punish Kumar completed his Ph.D. programme in Mathematics on 06.04.2016 under the supervision of Dr. Ajit Paul and his thesis is entitled "A study of p-maps through right transversals".

lMr. Narendra Babu completed his Ph.D. programme in Mathematics on 24.05.2016 under the supervision of Dr. Ajit Paul and Dr. Murali. G and his thesis is entitled Heat and Mass transfer on unsteady convective flow over an vertical plate".

Department of Biological ScienceslProfessor (Dr.) Pramod W. Ramteke received

FELLOW of Uttar Pradesh Academy of Agricultural Sciences.

lDr. Pradeep Kumar Shukla received Certificate of Appreciation from Director General, UPCAR, for outstanding contribution in organizing and managing the 3rd Agricultural Science Congress.

Department of ChemistrylMuhammad Sikander Dar (11PHCHEM101)

Study of phytoconstituents, antioxidant and antibacterial activities of Citrus karna fruit peels. 13th April 2016.

Joseph School of Business StudiesPh.D. AwardedlShaban E.A. Salem, Commerce (Accountancy),

Extent of Applicability of Activity based cost system: Applied Study on Manufacturing Companies in Allahabad, 2016

lManisha Gupta, HRM, Employee Satisfaction towards Compensation Practices with Reference to BSNL (UP Circle), 2015

lPooja Jaiswal, HRM, Employee Satisfaction towards training and Development Practices with Special Reference to Manufacturing Units in Allahabad, 2016

Department of Animal Husbandry and DairyinglMiss Lemjon B. Phom (Pid:12BSAHD010), an

illustrious student of the Department of Animal

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Husbandry and Dairying participated in Republic Day Parade as NCC cadet at Delhi on 26th January, 2015 and also represented India at Vietnam under Youth Exchange Program of NCC from 16th-26th September, 2016 was honored as "Illustrious Student of SHIATS" in Alumni Meet-2016 on 12th May,2016.

School of Film & Mass Communication lMs. Aneesha Henry, Journalism & Mass

Communication Pursuing Ph.D. 2016 in Journalism & Mass Comm. Research advisor Dr. Rahat Khan (Dean & Associate Director, SFMC)

Department of Biological SciencesBooks Authored:l

Heavy metals induced histopathological alterations in snakehead fish (ISBN: 978-3-659-93560-2).

Publisher: LAMBERT Academic Publishing, GermanylLal, V. P., Thakur, S.,Ramteke, P. W. and lal, A.

(2016) Toxicity of heavy metals in air breathing fresh water fish Channa punctatus (Bloch) Lambert Academic Press ISBN No. 978-3-659-90340-3.

Books Edited: lRamteke, P W; Verma, O P; and Shukla, P K (Eds.)

(2016). Editor in Souvenir and conference book of International conference on advancing frontiers in biotechnology for sustainable agriculture and health (AFBSAH-2016). February, 25-26, 2016. Organized by Department of Molecular and Cellular Engineering, SHIATS, Allahabad in collaboration with society of Biotechnology. (ISBN: 978-93-84113-23-0)

Books Chapters in Edited Books:lSrivastava, Neha, Srivastava, M., Mishra, P. K.

Singh, P. and Ramteke, P. W. (2016) Nanoparticles for biofuel production from lignocellulosic waste. In: Sustainable Agriculture Reviews, Volume: Nanoscience in Food and Agriculture. Editors: Shivendu Ranjan, Nandita Das Gupta and Eric Lichtfouse, Springer.

lMaurice, N., Ramteke, P. W., Shukla, P. K. and John, S. A. (2016) Global Climate Change: A threats to aphids population. In: Dynamics of Crop Protection and Climate Change (Eds: Chattopadhyay C. & Prasad, D; ISBN: 978-81-930 333-9-5). Studera Press, New Delhi, pp. 61-92.

Lal, V. P., Thakur, S. and Ramteke, P. W. (2016)

Department of AgronomyICAR Peer Review Team visited the School (ASA) on 1st August, 2016 for the accreditation of the School.

School of Forestry and Environment1. Prof. Dr . A.K. Nema (IIT New Delhi)2. Dr. KumudDubey (CCF, Allahabad)3. Dr. Ashwini Kumar (DG, ICFRE, Dehradun)

Department of Soil SciencelMr. Vijay Kumar Malhotra, Maheva West,

Agriculture Institute, Naini, Allahabad, 17 February, 2016.

lDr. Umashanker Mishra, Associate Professor, Deptt. of Soil Science, M.G.C.G. Vishwavidalay, Chitrakoot, Satna (M.P.), 1.6.2016

lDr. Ranjit Chattarjee, Asso. Professor, UBK V.V. Cooch Behar (W.B.), 23.5.2016

lDr. H. Thomas, Department of Applied, Geology Faculty of Engg. Dr. H.S. Gaur, University Sagar (M.P.), 3.6.2016

lMr. Abhishek Joshi, T-43/3 Serpentice Road, Bereilly, Cantt Bareilly, 8.3.2016

Ethelind School of Home SciencelProf. Rebecca Reynolds, Tommy's Centre for

Maternal and Foetal Health, Queen's Medical Research Institute, UK, visited the department on 11th February, 2016 as a guest speaker on the topic "Maternal Obesity: Consequences for Mother and Child" under the project entitled "Household Food Insecurity, Food Practices and Health Risks among Indian women"in the Department of Foods and Nutrition, ESHS.

lMr. Vivek Agarwal, Asst. Director and Mr. M. K. Bansal, Sr. Scientific Officer, NITRA, Ghaziabad had visited Dept. of Textiles and Apparel Design regarding career and placement in Textiles industries on 14-03-16.

lTranslocation, Accumulation, Transformation, and Generational Transmission of Nanoparticles in Plants. In:Kole C, Sakthi Kumar D, Khodakovskaya MV (Eds.) Plant Nanotechnology: Principles and Practices. Springer: (In Press)

lMisra, P., Shukla,P. K.,Pramanik, K., Gautam, S. and Kole, C. (2016) Nanotechnology for Crop Improvement. In:Kole C, Sakthi Kumar D, Khodakovskaya MV (Eds.) Plant Nanotechnology: Principles and Practices. Springer: (In Press)

Shukla, P.K.,Misra, P. and Kole, C. (2016) Uptake,

Books AuthoredEdited and Distinguished Visitors

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Department of Food Process Engineeringl

Management and Training), Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise.

lDr. Anand Sexana (Associate Professor, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, Delhi University)

lSri Hari Mohan Srivastava, Designated Officer, Food Safety and Drugs Department

lSri C.L. Yadav, Chief, Food Safety OfficerlSri Vinod Verma, Food Safety OfficerlMrs. Tulika Verma , Food Safety Officer

Department of Civil EngineeringlProf (Dr) Rakesh Kumar, Civil Engg. Deptt. MNNIT,

Allahabad lDr. K. M. Gupta, Ex Professor, MNNIT, Allahabad.lEr. Shailesh K. Gupta, CEO, S R ConsultancylEr. Sunil Pandey, Director, EDUCAAD, Allahabad

Warner School of Food & Dairy TechnologylMr. Edwin Higginbottom visited WSFDT in the

month of March

Department of Mathematics and StatisticslProf. (Dr.) Mataamber Tiwari, Ex - Head,

Department of Mathematics, University of Allahabad, Prof. (Dr.) P.N. Pandey, Ex - Head, Department of Mathematics, University of Allahabad, Prof. (Dr.) John Patterson, Ex- Principal, Christ Church College, Kanpur, Prof. (Dr.) U.A. Pathan, Ex - Chairman, Department of Mathematics, AMU, Prof. (Dr.) Zafar Ahsan from AMU, Aligarh, Prof. (Dr.) A. Pradhan, Dean of Science Faculty, GLA University, Mathura, Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Pandey, Ex-Head, Department of Statistics, University of Allahabad and Dr. Virendra Upadhay, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Department of Physical Sciences, MGKGV, Chitrakoot visited the department.

Department of Physical EducationlMr. Abhinn Shyam Gupta, Olympian & Arjun

Awardee (Badminton)

Joseph School of Business StudieslDr. Kerry Belt, President, Rocky Mountain College

Calgary, Canada, 22nd January, 2016lMr. K. Alexander Alumnus, XLRI, Jamshedpur, 5th

February, 2016lDr. Sridhar Vaithianathan, Associate Professor,

IMT, Hyderabad, 29th February, 2016lRev. Dr. Edwin Higginbottom, Consultant, USA,

3rd March, 2016

Shri K. K. Goyel, Assistant Director (Industrial l

Protestant Churches, The Netherlands, 3rd-4th May, 2016

Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying

lRev. Dr. Edwin Higginbottom visited the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying and interacted with the staff on 26/02/2016.

lMr. Shabbir Ahmad- National Poultry Consultant and aluminous of AAI visited the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying. Mr. Shabbir Ahmad interacted with the staff and delivered a motivational and informative technical lecture to U.G. and P.G. students of the Department.

lDr. R. C. Srivastava, Vice Chancellor, Rajendra Agricultural University, Pusa, Bihar visited the Department and interacted with the staff on 13/05/2016. He further appreciated different activities of the Department.

Department of Library and Information SciencelBasant Lal Singh, Retd. Librarian, Allahabad

Degree College, AllahabadlDr. S K. Yadav, Retd. Assistant Librarian, Allahabad

University, Allahabad. lDr. K S. Singh, Retd. Librarian, Arya Kanya Degree

College, AllahabadlDr. Ajay Pratap Singh, Head, Dept. of Library

Science, (BHU) VaranasilDr. Sugreev Singh, Librarian, Employment Office,

Allahabad.

School of Film & Mass Communication lMrs. Archana Das, Music Teacher, Prayag Sangeet

Samiti, Allahabad, 2016lMrs. K. Rashi Kumar, Radio Broadcaster & Title

Winner -Voice of FM, Allahabad University, Allahabad, 2016

lMs. Ritika Awasthi, Theatre Artist & Singer, Allahabad, 2016

Dr. Huub Lems, Financial Consultant and Advisor,

Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairyingl

"Improvement of Gangatiri cows" sanctioned to Dr. Ram Pal Singh by UPCAR, Lucknow (U.P.) is in progress.

lTwo University Funded Projects sponsored by the Directorate of Research, SHIATS are under progress.

Externally funded Research Project on

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Easter is celebrated as mark of resurrection of God conveyed through memorable moments of life of Lord Jesus in wiping evils and pain from human life. On this occasion Yeshu Darbar, Naini organized a glorious Easter procession on Saturday starting from Yeshu Darbar Naini traversed Medical Chauraha, Patthar Girjaghar, Head Post Office, Union Church, Company Garden, Civil Lines, Bairahana Subji Mandi and terminated at Yeshu Darbar. The various tableaus in procession convened the message and good news Lord Jesus Christ life with prime objectives of inculcating peace, love and brotherly affection in human life. A special prayer held by Ms. Joycee the grand daughter of Bishop for the protection of devotees. Director IPC, Dr. Jonathan Lal and Dr. Abhilasha Lal gave green signal to start the procession. The colourful procession was departed from Yeshu Darbar with prayer led by Most Rev. Prof. Rajendra B. Lal, Bishop and Dr. Sudha Lal, Vice President of Yeshu Darbar. On this occasion Bishop R.B. Lal prayed to God- Heavenly Father Your son Jesus scarified His life in service of humanity crucified Himself to purify human evils inculcating love, mercy, humanity, patience, humbleness and simplicity to spend life as believer of God. The purpose of procession is to disseminate good news coming the people to live together with love, peace and harmony to restore global human welfare. Bishop Lal said that Yeshu Darbar believes that if the people follow the path of Jesus Christ which is love & peace, the kingdom of heaven will be established on earth. Dr. Sudha Lal said that God's mercy is steeped in love and it underpins our salvation, "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." In the procession various tableaus such as Lord Jesus with disciples in a garden, Jesus preaching good news to world, crucification of Jesus, opening of door of Lord

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Jesus graveyard, the heavenly presence of Jesus, Jesus came at Jerusalem etc were displayed. The procession was carried out under guidance and direction of Prof. (Dr.) S.B. Lal, Pro Vice Chancellor (Administration), Prof. (Dr.) A.K.A. Lawrence, Pro VC (Academics) and Prof. (Dr.) Robin L. Prasad, Registrar of SHIATS. Further thousands of believers took part in this procession on there motorcycles, cars. Dr. Manoj Jacob, Media Incharge informed that Palm Sunday will be celebrated on 20th March, 2016 to commemorate the victory and resurrection of Lord Jesus Christ over death.

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Department of AgronomyTitle of the project : SAFBIN-Building resilience to

c l imate change throughstrengthening adaptive small scale farming systems in rainfed areas in Bangladesh, India and Nepal

Sponsoring agency : European CommissionDuration : 2011 to 2016PI & Nodel Officer : Prof. (Dr) Thomas AbrahamTotal outlay : SHIATS is the Associate Partner

70 Lakh [Total for all countries is € 2.99 Million]

Progress till date :I. Implementation of OFAR models with SHF

collectives is under the progress; Trials for the 3rd years' Kharif &rabi are concluded.

ii. Monitoring the result, data collection and analysis, documentation and publication is under the progress; planning and screening for refinement of Models (Design and testing of FPDCS Models and On-Farm Action Research (OFAR) is being undertaken on the basis of eco-systems and seasons in the 3 districts.

iii. The 2 PG students of the 1st batch (2012-13) & 3 PG students of the 2nd batch (2013-14) completed degree and submitted their Theses; Research publications (2 papers are published) are under process

iv. Trials for the 4th year refined trials are being conducted, which is based on the outcomes of earlier years/seasons' results

v. Training Handbook/Manual on Organic Farming for VRAs and SHFC members of SAFBIN Project (organized during August, 2014) was distributed

vi. Brainstorming workshop on Family Farming entitled, "Mainstreaming Smallholder Farmers' Agenda in the Agricultural Education, Research and Extension Systems" was organized during August, 2014 and the proceedings of this event is also being considered for the document for lobbying a policy for strengthening smallholder farmers' cause

vii. Several other International, South-Asia and National level events were conducted in 2014-15

viii.Exit & Sustainability Actions implemented through 2015-16

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School of Forestry and EnvironmentTitle of the project : Gramin Krishi Mausam SewaDuration : PermanentSponsoring Agency : Ministry of Earth Science, Govt.

of India, New DelhiPI & Co- PI : Prof.(Dr) S.B. Lal & Dr. B. MeheraProgress till date :- Weather forecast for agriculture is published by

weakly (Tuesday and Friday)- Forecast helps the farmers for safer agro-

practices.- Regular data recording by manual and automatic

weather station- Meteorological data is provided to the students

Title of the project : Establishment of bamboo nursery for mass multiplication and conservation of Bamboosabamboos, B. balcoa, B.vulgaris& B. nutans

Duration : Revolving fund schemeSponsoring Agency : National Mission for bamboo

a p p l i cat i o n , te c h n o l o g y, information, forecasting and assessment council (TIFAC),

Govt. of India, New DelhiPI &Co- PI : Prof.(Dr) S.B. Lal & Dr. B. MeheraProgress till date :- Propagation and raising nursery of different

bamboo species- Creation of awareness about bamboo based

agroforestry models among the farmers.

Title of the project : Forecasting agricultural outputusing space agrometeorology and land based observation

Duration : 2010-2017Sponsoring Agency : IMD, Ministry of Earth Science,

Govt. of IndiaPI & Co- PI : Dr. B. MeheraProgress till date :- Weather based crop yield forecasting on Wheat,

Mustard, Rice and Potato

Title of the project : Sustainable management ofbamboo as tool to generate

l ivelihood for the forestdepartment communities ofU.P and enumeration of NTFP

Duration : 2013-2016

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Sponsoring Agency : ICFRE, Dehradun, Ministry ofForest and Environment, Govt. of India

PI & Co- PI : Prof.(Dr.) S.B.Lal & Dr. B. MeheraProgress till date :- Enumeration and status of NTFPs in Uttar

Pradesh- To recognize and standardize in local models of

sustainable management of Bamboo, as livelihood for the forest dependent communities.

Department of Soil ScienceProject Title : E f f e c t o f m o b i l i t y o f

micronutrient and heavy metalsdue to application of sewagesludge wheat (triticum astivum L.) and inceptisol

PI : Dr. Tarence Thomas, Ms. Shweta Ranjan

Total outlay : 9,000,00=00Object of the Project : Rajiv Gandhi National

fellowship (UGC)Progress till date : Performing practical work of the experiment on field and laboratory, analysis for Soil Heavy metals had been completed, Sewage Effluents and Wheat analysis has to be completed, samples are collected, thesis writing work is under progress.

Project Title : Effect of compaction and farm y a r d m a n u r e o n s o i l

micronutrients growth and yield of maize -wheat cropping system FDR Allahabad Region

PI : Dr. Tarence Thomas, Mr. Vishes Kumar

Total outlay : 9,000,00=00Object of the Project : Inspire fellowship (DST) Progress till date : Physical & Chemical analysis of Soils are carried out in the laboratory and writing chapter introduction, collecting Review of literature form different Libraries, Net, Thesis, journals, etc. Thesis work is in progress.

Ethelind School of Home ScienceTitle of the Project : Ergonomic Evaluat ion of

Improved Farm Tools and Machineries used by Farm

Women for Intensive and Viable Agriculture

PI : Dr. Razia Parvez

Total outlay : Rs.12, 25,240Objectives of the project :lTo study the drudgery prone farm operations

carried out by women in Allahabad region of Uttar Pradesh.

lTo study the designs and physiological cost of work of existing machines/devices presently being used by women for some selected crop activities.

lTo identify, evaluate and refine improved farm tools and machinery already developed at other institutions and to design new ones (hand and paddle operated) for farm women workers in the region.

lTo assess the impact of ergonomically improved tools and equipments and work methods on farm women workers.

Staff strength : JRF-1, Project Field Assistant-1Progress till date :The intervention programme in Chaka block Bhadurpur block and Kaudiahar block was started in the villages namely Baswr, Dadri, Madauka, Murlicoat, Budruddin, Loduva, Yernava, Lalbihar, Umri and Manuri for the period three months (10 days in each village) for male and female farm women of three zones of Allahabad district- TrannseGunga, Transe Yamuna and Kanpur road. Impact of intervention programme was very effective and concrete. The paddy transplanting with Paddy Transplanting Machiene was also done in the fetid of SHIATS and women's Ergonomical assessment on physiological parameters was done.

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Title of the Project : Strategic approaches for valueaddition and promotion ofunder utilized vegetable cropsfor combating iron deficiency inAllahabad

PI : Dr. Anisha VermaTotal outlay : Rs.9, 77, 50.00 LakhsObjectives of the project :lTo find out the prevalence of iron deficiency in

the selected rural women. lTo analyze the nutritional and anti-nutritional

composition of the selected underutilized green leafy vegetables

lTo prepare value added products using selected underutilized green leafy vegetables

lTo evaluate the sensory acceptability of the prepared products.

lTo assess the impact of intervention using the selected developed products on the nutritional status and hemoglobin levels of selected subjects.

lTo develop skills for value addition by utilizing underutilized vegetables among the selected rural women

lTo impart nutrition education on the importance of underutilized green leafy vegetables, to the selected rural women

Staff strength : SRF-1Progress till date :lForty moderately anaemic respondents were

randomly selected form the Chaka and Jasra block.

lPrepared drumstick mathari was given to the selected respondents for period of 90 days.

Title of the project : Development of low costnutritious weaning foods andmechanism for its application in combating malnutrition in rural areas among weaker sections."

PI : Dr. (Mrs.) Neeru BalaTotal outlay : Rs.15, 06,200.00 LakhsObjectives of the project :lTo develop the weaning foods by the locally

available ingredients.lTo assess the organoleptic acceptability of

developed weaning food.lTo analyze the nutrient content of the prepared

weaning food.

lcombination of weaning food on the nutritional status of children.

lTo develop a process for enhancing the shelf life of weaning food.

Staff strength : 1 JRF & 1 Field AssistantProgress till date :lProcurement of the raw materials for product to

be developed.lStandardization of recipes of weaning food using

different combination of locally available ingredients.

lOrganoleptic analysis of different treatments of weaning food prepared was done using the nine point hedonic scale.

lEthical clearance (Reg No.: IEC/SHIATS/2014/A/ 27) was obtained from Institutional ethical committee for biomedical research on human participants, SHIATS, Allahabad.

lMahila Gosthi at Budawa and khatingiya in Jasra Block and Gosthi on malnutrition and weaning food for ASHA at community health centre were organized .

lChemical analysis of different treatments of weaning food was done. Methods described by AOAC (2005) were used for determination of chemical composition of products. This included estimation of moisture, ash, crude fat, crude fiber and carbohydrate was calculated by difference method and energy was estimated by calculation

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method. Protein content in food was determined by protein analyzer.

lThe best treatment was certified in the laboratory of Centre of Food Technology, University of Allahabad.

lWeaning food was stored in three types of packaging material namely; polypropylene, low density polythene (LDP) and high density polythene (HDP). The impact of different packaging material on shelf life of prepared weaning food were assessed. To find out the shelf life of weaning food TPC, Yeast and mold and coliform were assessed.

lNutritional status of selected group of children before intervention of weaning food was assessed to find out the prevalence of malnutrition in infants.

lMalnourished children of Grade II category were selected for the intervention. Grading of malnutrition was done on the basis of Gomez Classification for the selection.

Title of the Project : Role of parents in engenderinggender discrimination leading to health issues in adolescents: An interventional study

PI : Dr. AnshuTotal outlay : Rs. 19,00,000.00 LakhsObjectives of the project :lAddressing gender issues for sustainable

development of women and girl childStaff strength : One (Junior Research Fellow)Progress till date:A complete list of the schools of Allahabad city has been procured and Bal Bharti School, Bal Mitra Inter College, Chetna Inter College, Umrao Singh Smarak Inter College, Rajshree Purshottam Tandon Inter College have been identified for further procedures. The concerned authorities were contacted and the purpose of the research has was explained to them and permission for collecting demographic and gender discrimination related information from the adolescents was also sought. Socio economic background and information related to gender discrimination was collected with the help of relevant scales. The Junior Research Fellow visited the above mentioned schools and collected required data. The hemoglobin levels of the adolescents have also been estimated. After completing the Ist phase of data collection the junior research fellow scored

and compiled the data to identify the severity of gender discrimination and levels of hemoglobin so that the intervention programme could be offered to the adolescents revealing adverse symptoms of gender discrimination to help them improve their hemoglobin levels and decrease the severity of health problems arising from gender discrimination among adolescents. The intervention package was prepared according to the needs of the sample. The entire programme was conducted for duration of three months. The time of programme for different sections of different schools had been scheduled as per the convenience of the school so that the regular classes were not be disturbed. The intervention programme has been conducted. Post testing will be done on the intervened sample after a gap of one month from the last day of intervention programme.

Title of the project : Household Food Insecurity,Food Practices and Health Risks among Indian women

PI : Dr. Virginia Paul (India), Prof. Rebecca Reynolds (UK)

Total Outlay : Rs. 13, 84,000.00 LakhsObjectives of the project - lTo assess the household food security among

women belonging to lower strata. lTo study the dietary habits of women between

the age group of 18-25 years.lTo identify the incidence of micronutrient

deficiency (iron, B12 and foliate deficiency) and of anemia among the chosen group.

lTo identify and popularize nutritionally important indigenous food processing practices to improve their general health conditions.

lTo assess the impact of nutrition and health education in addition to indigenous food processing practices.

Staff strength : JRF-1Progress till date : lAn assessment was done regarding nutrient

adequacy and dietary diversification of rural women aged between 18-25 years from the area of the study of the project which shows that the dietary intake of rural women were not adequate in comparison with RDA given by ICMR and there is very low consumption of micronutrient rich and protective food like fruits and vegetables and milk and milk products which is responsible for their poor nutritional status.

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lmostly rural women are unaware about the various health risks and micronutrient deficiencies disorders prevalent among them. They also do not know about nutritionally important measures like indigenous foods to combat with these deficiencies and health risks.

lProf. Rebecca Reynolds, Project Coordinator (UK) deliberated a Guest Lecture on 11th February, 2016 during their India visit (9-14 February, 2016) which gives an idea about their planning and strategies for combating malnutrition and micronutrient deficiencies.

lA visit of Indian Scientist, Dr. Virginia Paul in UK was also done under this project (10-25 June, 2015) and during their visit Dr. Paul has come to know about various planning and strategies of UK scientists for combating problem of malnutrition (Over-Nutrition) in their country which will be very beneficial for strategy planning regarding improving the nutrition status among Indian women and this visit open new possible ways for research projects with joint effort of both countries.

Title of the project : An intervention study: Impactof nutrition intervention, usinglow cost Underutilized greenleafy vegetables, among anaemic Women living in slumsof Allahabad District of Uttar Pradesh"

PI : Dr. Alka GuptaDuration : 31 May 2016, 1 June 2018Budget : Rs. 12, 68,900Sponsoring Agency : DST, New DelhiObjectives :lTo study the prevalence of anaemia among

Women (age 13-49 years) living in Slums of Allahabad District of Uttar Pradesh.

lMacro and Micronutrient analysis of selected low cost underutilized green leafy vegetables and common plants consumed in slum population.

lTo develop health education material with regard to anaemia and dietary approach for prevention of anaemia based on KAP survey.

lTo formulate and standardize iron and vitamin C rich supplementary food products from low cost underutilized green leafy vegetables and locally available ingredients.

Another study of the project concluded that lfor creating nutritional awareness and their skill enhancement.

Progress :lInterview of the JRF and Project Assistant was

done.lIdentifications and selection of underutilized

green leafy vegetables is in progress.

Project for Post Doctorate Fellowship (PDF, under UGC)

lDr. Nalini Chandra pursuing her Post Doctorate under the guidance of Dr. Razia Parvez under the project funded by University Grant Commission New Delhi for Five Years on "An Ergonomic study on Work Related Musculoskeletal Disorders and Postural Stress among Workers Engaged in Agricultural Tasks. The project was started on 13.2.2015 in Family Resource Management, Department of Home Science, Ethelind School of Home Science.

Progress till date : lData collection of three villages ie. Doona,

Dabada and Dhana of Farookh Nagar of Gurgaon district has been completed.

lDr. Nidhi Dubey pursuing her Post Doctorate under the Guidance of Prof. Dr. Ranu Prasad under the project funded by ICSSR for two years from 10.2.2016 to 09-02-2016 on " Comparative Study of Nutritional status of Lactating Women in Different Religions along with Assessing and Improving their Knowledge on Diet.

Completed Project:Title of the project : Utilization of micronutrient rich

Indigenous foods and theireffect on themicro-nutrientstatus of school going childrenin Eastern districts of Uttar Pradesh.

PI : Dr. (Mrs.) A. GuptaTotal outlay : Rs.9, 02,600.00 LakhsStaff Strength : Total 1 (1 SRF)Objectives of the project : lTo identify the micronutrient rich indigenous

foods in the Eastern Uttar Pradesh and to document indigenous community knowledge of foods, both those currently in use and those used in the past, in an Eastern Uttar Pradesh.

lTo develop nutraceutical food products by incorporation of micronutrient rich green leafy vegetable using staple food stuffs.

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lcomposition of the developed food products.

lTo assess the nutritional status of the school going children (6-13 years).

lTo find out the effectiveness of the developed micronutrient rich food products on the micronutrient status of school going children (6-13 years).

Major findingslMicronutrient rich products prepared by

incorporating indigenous foods namely spinach ( s p i n a c i a o l e ra c e a ) , Fe n u g re e k l e ave s (Trigonellafoenumgraecum), di l l leaves ( A n e t h u m G r a v e o l e n s ) P e a r l m i l l e t , (Pennisetumglaucum) Maize, (Zea Mays) and Chickpea (Cicerarietinum). Four food products i.e. Khichdi, Paushtik Paratha, Ladoo, Mathari were Prepared. These developed food products were found well acceptable.

lThe highest iron content was found inLadoo (20.18mg/100g) followed by Paratha (17.13mg/ 100g) and mathari (15.03mg/100g). The highest b-carotene content was found in ladoo (4200µg/ 100g) followed by Paratha, Khichdi and Mathri. The range of protein, fibre carbohydrate, energy, calcium were observed 17.66 to 14.11g/100g, 2.33 to 3.25g/100g, 45 to 59g/100g, 352 to 414 Kcal, 262 to 288mg/100g respectively.

lAmong all surveyed school going children 68% were suffering from anaemia deficiency on the basis of biochemical assessment and 28% Vitamin A deficiency on the basis of clinical assessment.

lMicronutrient deficient children were provide micronutrient rich ladoo as a supplement for the period of six months. At the end of the research it was observed that there was a significant rise in hemoglobin level in experimental group.


Title of the project : AICRP on Farm Implements and Machinery

Progress till date : Continuing Project


Sponsored research projectsTitle of the Project : Farming System Based Water

Budgeting for Samrakalwana Village at Allahabad

To determine the macro and micronutrient Sponsored by : U.P. Council of Agricultural Research (UPCAR), Lucknow

PI : Prof.(Dr.) ir D.M. DenisDuration : 2013-17Amount : 15.09 Lakh

Title of the Project : Assessment of Spatial and Temporal Variation of Water Quality in River ganga using

Remote Sensing TechniquesSponsored by : ISRO Dept. of Space Govt. of

India, Balanagar, HyderabadPI : Prof. (Dr.) ir D. M. DenisDuration : 2015-2017Amount : 25.00 Lakh

Title of the Project : Pusa HydrogelSponsored by : Government of Uttar PradeshPI : Prof.(Dr.) ir. D.M. DenisDuration : 2015-17Amount : 1.2 Lakh

Consultancy projects undertaken and proposals submitted

Project and work undertaken : Comprehensive plan for measures to be adopted for minimizing soil erosion at Hinnauti mining area Madhya Pradesh. 2015-2016. The SHIATS team of experts visited the project site, collected data on proposed mine operations and prepared plans for soil water conservation during mining and after mining operationsClient : Jaypee Cements Ltd.

Madhya PradeshConsultancy fee : 2.50 (Lakhs)Consultancy Proposals submitted:Project and status : Consulting services for farmer

water schools (fws) International bidding 2015. SHIATS was ranked second in the technical bidding out of the several International

firms short listed.Client : World BankConsultancy fee : 120.00 (Lakhs)

Project and status : Irrigation census study of pilot irrigation commands of India.

Client : Central Water Commission (CWC)

Consultancy fee : 56.00 (Lakhs)

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l Prof. (Dr.) Jahanara has visited Walailak University of Bangkok and she had presented Research paper in the International Conference by the Universal Academic Cluster in the Walailak University of Bangkok, Thailand, on the theme of "A study on the Socio- Cultural life of the Irulas of the Pondicherry (India)" on 2nd and 3rd June 2016, Received Best Presentation Certificate.

Ethelind School of Home SciencelProf.(Dr.) Ranu Prasad attended an International

Conference on Human Resource Management, International Management Galilee Institute, Israel from 23rd June- 4th July 2016.

lDr. Virginia Paul, visited UK from 16th-24th June, 2016 under the International project entitled "Household Food Insecurity, Food Practices and Health Risks among Indian women"

Overseas VisitDepartment of Microbiology & Fermentation Technology

Title of the project : A s t u d y o n L i s t e r i o s i s , identification of Antibiotic

resistance and efforts of plantsof eastern U.P. in disease management (On going)

Sponsored by : Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi

DST No : DST/SSTP/UP/2013-2014/12thPlan/159 dt. 28th January, 2015

PI : Prof. (Dr.) Rubina LawrenceCo-PI : Dr. Ebenezer Jeyakumar

Title of the project : 'Exploration, identification andm a n a g e m e n t o f f u n g a lpathogens associated with pulse crops in Allahabad region' (Sanctioned)

Sponsored by : UP Council of Science and Technology, Lucknow

Sanction no. : CST/D/2860 dated 5th February, 2016.

PI: : Dr. Ebenezer JeyakumarCo-PI : Prof. (Dr.) Rubina LawrenceProgress till date : One thousand vegetable samples were screened for presence of Listeria species. The isolates were identified on the basis of cultural, morphological and biochemical characters.

Department of ChemistryDr. Amit Chattree, Head Department of Chemistry is working as a Co-PI in the ISRO sponsored project titled "Assessment of Spatial and Temporial Variation of Water Quality in River Ganga using Sensing Techniques".

thStudents Participating in the Rangoli Competition on 20 April 2016 in the Department.

Under the International project entitled "Household Food Insecurity, Food Practices and Health Risks among Indian women" there is provision of exchange visit of scientists of both the countries because this will help to understand the strategies to cope up with the problem of

Dr. Pankaj Pankaj, Director and Dean, South East Asia International Project

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Mr. Vincent Singh (Lab Assistant) on 31st March 2016.

Warner School of Food & Dairy TechnologyMr. Patras Masih, Laboratory Attendant retired from WSFDT.

Department of AgronomyTwo new classrooms have been constructed at Crop Research Farm, Dept. of Agronomy with the facility of LCD projectors & PA systems for the classes of B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture 1st semester students.

Ethelind School of Home ScienceTemporary shed for housing the Papad Plant, Pasta/Noodle Maker and Dal Mill as well as the Media Lab were completed.

School of Film & Mass Communication Film Production Lab

New Buildings/Constructions

Retirements

Participation in the One Day Workshop on the topic "Cancer Control in Developing Countries" at The

University of Edinburgh, funded by British Council

Sandra Drummond, Chief Dietician, Queen Margret Research Institute, UK

An interaction with Staff and Students, Queen Margaret Research Institute, UK

Malnutrition (Over nutrition+ Under-Nutrition) prevalent in both the countries. So under this provision our Project Coordinator (India) Dr. Virginia Paul, from Department of Foods and Nutrition and Prof. (Dr.) Ajit Paul, Project Statistician, Head, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Sam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology and Sciences, Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India visited UK from 16th-24th June, 2016. During her visit they had various interactive sessions with scientists, researchers of various countries. They met with Dr. PankajPankaj, Director and Dean, South East Asia International Project. visited "Edinburgh Royal Infirmary", Out Patient Department of

Endocrinology, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary also participated in the Research Seminar of the Ph.D. Students, Department of Medical Science, Edinburgh University, visited the "Queen Margaret Research Institute and met Sandra Drummond, Chief Dietician and Team. They participated in One Day Workshop on the topic "Cancer Control in Developing Countries" at The University of Edinburgh, Play fair Library Hall, Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh which is funded by British Council.Warner School of Food & Dairy TechnologyDr. Ramesh Chandra Visited Alain Dairy, in Al Ain, UAE.

Department of Mathematics and StatisticsDr. Ajit Paul visited the Queens Medical Research Institute, Scotland. UK to attend a meeting of the project "Household Food Insecurity, Food Practices and Health Risk among Indian Women" in June 2016.

Joseph School of Business StudiesThe Dean of JSBS, Professor Newman Fernandes visited University of Detroit Mercy, Detroit, Michigan from 11.05.2016 to 14.05. 2016

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Department of AgronomyThe new annexe building of Allahabad School of Agriculture comprising of two lecture theatres at Crop Research Farm and tube-well facility for irrigation was inaugurated by Hon'ble Vice Chancellor on 18th July, 2016.


lProf. (Dr.) A. M. Lall and Prof. (Dr.) Veeru Prakash were promoted as Professor under career advancement scheme through interview held on 28-01-2016.

Allahabad School of EducationlRelevance of academic programmes with

Industry, Govt. organizations, NGOs etc.l75% of students are employed in schools and the

rest are pursuing higher education.lICT Facilities: Computer, Projector and OHPlOffices, Classrooms, conference rooms,

experimental laboratories: Science Lab, Home Science Lab, Computer Lab, Language Lab on shared basis, Psychology lab on shared basis, work experience room on shared basis.

Any Other News lfacilities: (Pending approval) Application submitted to ICSSR for 15 days capacity building workshop on 18th Jan. 2016. Prof. Dr. Sr. Marion Mathew CJ as PI. 20 Ph.D Thesis, 252 M.Ed Dissertation, 72 Encyclopedia, 33 Britannica

lCoordination with Directorate of Research and Directorate of Extension in Research: Research scholars are in touch with the Directorate of Extension in Research for their course work.

lDepartment Library: Dept. library exists with 10159 books, 29 Journals & 3429 online journals.

lTechnical Societies in the School: Literary cell: Publishes Digital Newsletter, organizes literary activities like debate and recitation completion, literacy rally etc.

lCultural cell: Organizes cultural activities. lEnvironmental cell: Organizes programme

Environment Day and Earth day.lModules of Experiential Learning: Practice

teaching in teacher education institutions as well as Hindi and English medium schools, School Internship, Internship in Teacher Education Institution, Yoga, Physical Training, Micro teaching, Macro teaching, Simulated teaching, Skill development in ICT and ednabled teaching.

Research Projects/University Projects and

University Publication DivisionSam Higginbottom Institute of Agriculture, Technology & Sciences

(Formerly Allahabad Agricultural Institute),

(Deemed-to-be-University), Allahabad - 211007 (U.P.) INDIA

Phone :- 0532-2684278 I Fax : 0532-2684593

email : [email protected] I website : www.shiats.edu.in

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Designed byMr. Sandeep Kumar Goel

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