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Recipient of IAAVR Awards Recipient of IAAVR Awards Compiled by Dr. Rishendra Verma Founder Secretary 2012 Published by Indian Association for the Advancement of Veterinary Research (IAAVR) Regd. Office: 363, Bari Bamanpuri, Bareilly‐243 003 (UP) 27 28 INDEX 1. Major (Mrs.) Malika Trivedi IAAVR Award 8 2. Distinguished Veterinarian Award 10 3. Prof. Ram Raksha Kiran Shukla Award 11 4. G.V. Narayankhedkar Memorial Award 12 5. Shyama Singh and Balamati Devi Memorial Award 13 6. Dr. P. Madhusudan Gold Medal Award 14 7. Mrs. Vimal Shirsagar Kshirsagar Lady Vet. Award 14 8. IAAVR Field Veterinarian Award 15 9. Gao Gyan Paritoshik Award 16 10. IAAVR Award 17 11. Sri Ahilya Mata Jeev Daya Mandal Trust Award 19 12. Excellence Award in Canine Medicine 19 13. Dr. R.M. Sojatia Memorial Award 19 14. Dr. Rishendra Verma Young Scientist Award 19 15. Other Awards/Appreciation/Felicitation 20 16. Fellows IAAVR 21 29 30 Indian Association for the Advancement of Veterinary Research [Website: www.iaavr.org] IAAVR AWARDS 1. MAJOR (Mrs) MALIKA TRIVEDI IAAVR AWARD [Sponsored by Major (Mrs) Malika Trivedi, Bhopal] This award was instituted in 1994 with a generous donation of Rs. Ten Thousand (Rs. 10,000) by Major (Mrs.) Malika Trivedi, Ex‐Commandant, N.C.C. given to the Association. The Executive Committee is powered to take decision for the award. The number of award may vary but the award is highly restricted. Eligibility: The award is open to Veterinarians who are actively engaged in the profession as a teacher, research scientist, administrator, field veterinarians or veterinarians employed in Private Sector/Semi‐Govt. or Govt. Organisms. Age: There is no age restriction for the award. Value of Award: The award consists of a high quality memento and a four coloured beautiful certificate. There is no prescribed proforma for the award. Full bio‐data may be submitted. This is a very high esteem award and mostly suits to long experienced, high academic record and senior position veterinarians. The award is decided by the Executive Committee. No age limit. 2. SHYAMA SINGH & BALAMATI DEVI MEMORIAL AWARD [Sponsored by Dr. S. N. Singh, Managing Director, Biovet Pvt Ltd, Bangalore] Scope: To meritorious scientist working in India in the field of Veterinary Microbiology and Biotechnology (Specifically vaccine production, development and diagnosis of infectious diseases). One year work done from the last year March to present year March may be submitted. Age: 55 years as on the closing date 1 Eligibility: Open to veterinarians with minimum of MVSc or MVSc, PhD Value of award: Certificate + Cash interest on FDR Rs. 10,000‐ Mode of Application: Prescribed Format 3. G.V. NARAYANKHEDKAR MEMORIAL AWARD [Sponsored by Dr. S.G. Narayankhedkar, Director of Research, Maharashtra Animal and Fishery Science University, Nagpur] Scope: For Animal Husbandry‐Animal Production and Management [Work done may be submitted] Age: 55 years as on the closing date Eligibility: Any person possessing BVSc/MVSc/PhD in Animal Husbandry/ Research/ Teaching/ Administration/ Field services etc. may apply. Value of award: Certificate + Cash interest on FDR Rs. 10,000‐ Mode of Application: Prescribed Format 4. Prof. Ram Raksha Kiran Shukla Award [Sponsored by Prof. R. R. Shukla, Ex‐FAO Consultant] Scope: Animal Health and Production Age: No restriction Eligibility: Any person possessing BVSc/MVSc/PhD Conditions: (1) The work should be done in India (2) The team work may be considered (3) Any Research Work in the preceeding year completed before or on 30 November 2011 may be submitted. Value of Award: Certificate + Cash on FDR of Rs. 20,000/‐ Mode of application: Prescribed format. 5. Dr. RISHENDRA VERMA YOUNG SCIENTIST AWARD [Sponsored by Dr. Rishendra Verma] Scope of Award: The award is instituted to build young scientists career and instill and nurture in them appreciation for veterinary science. Eligibility: MVSc/PhD in veterinary Science [Academic Year 2009‐2010], or scientist/ teacher etc. Age: 40 years No. of Awards: Two (One in Animal Health + One in Animal Production) Value of Award: Memento, certificate and cash. 2 Procedure: (1) IAAVR solicits nomination/application from interested candidates (2) Each entry for award will send abstract of one page contents of their presentation (3) All such applications will be short listed for presentation of their work (4) The LCD presentation will be made from short listed applicants on the prescribed date, venue and time [Preferably during Annual Conference of IAAVR] (5) Time for presentation will be 12 mts. (6) A subsidized registration (10%) will be provided in particular to PG students who have completed their MVSc/PhD recently and have not presented their work elsewhere to students short listed for award. Judgment: Through Score card (Objective) through a Judgment Committee. 6. DISTINGUISHED VETERINARIAN AWARD [Sponsored by M/s Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Ahmadabad] Qualification: BVSc & AH and above Eligibility: Any Veterinarian with outstanding performance and contribution in (a) veterinary Practice (b) Administration (c) Teaching (d) Research Age: 45 years and above the award is intended for a senior and distinguished veterinarian having done substantial veterinary professional work. Value of Award: Interest on FDR of Rs. 10,000/‐ Mode of Application: Prescribed Format 7. DR. P. MADHUSUDAN GOLD MEDAL AWARD [Sponsored by Dr. P. Madhusudan, Ex‐Principal Scientist, IVRI] Scope: Any good research work of MVSc/PhD in Veterinary Microbiology Age: Maximum 60 years as on the closing date. Eligibility: Any person possessing BVSc/or MVSc/PhD may apply Value of award: Cash interest on FDR Rs. 10,000‐+ Certificate Mode of Application: Prescribed Format 3 8. IAAVR FIELD VETERINARIAN AWARD [Sponsored by IAAVR] Scope: Open to male veterinarian engaged in research, teaching, administration, field, wild life or state diagnostic laboratory, intended for male veterinarians Age: No age limit. Eligibility: Any person possessing BVSc/or above degree may apply + 5 years minimum experience. Value of award: Cash interest on FDR Rs. 10,000‐+ Certificate Mode of Application: Prescribed Format 9. VIMAL SHRINIVAS KSHIRSAGAR MEMORIAL AWARD [Sponsored by Dr. B.A. Talvelkar, Ex‐Prof. Deptt. of Physiology, Bombay Veterinary College, Bombay] Scope: Open to Lady Veterinarian engaged in research, teaching, administration, field, wild life or state diagnostic laboratory Age: No limit, maximum 60 years. Eligibility: Any person possessing BVSc/or higher degree may apply + 5 years minimum experience Value of award: Cash interest on FDR Rs. 15,000‐ + Certificate Mode of Application: Prescribed Format 10. GOAN GYAN PARITOSHIK AWARD [Sponsored by Dr. K.R. Shingal, Deputy Commissioner, AH, Pune] Scope: Excellent veterinary professional performance at National level in field, clinics, virology, immunology, surgery, medicine, microbiology and Biotech or any other veterinary science subject Age: 55 years as on the closing date Eligibility: Any person possessing BVSc/or MVSc/PhD may apply Value of award: Cash interest on FDR Rs. 10,000‐+ Certificate 11. DR. R. M. SUJOTIA MEMORIAL AWARD Scope: Veterinary Medicine/Pharmacology Age: 55 years as on the closing date and above Eligibility: BVSc &AH and above qualification in Veterinary Science for doing original research in Veterinary Medicine or Pharmacology leading to (a) Drugs Development (b) Discovery o study of drug suitable for treatment of some disease (c) Discovery of drug molecule/ Drug delivery 4 (d) Discovery for mechanism of action of drug or drug resistance (e) Any research which warrants its consideration for the award. Value of award: Cash + Certificate Mode of Application: Prescribed Format 12. EXCELLENCE IAAVR AWARD IN CANINE MEDICINE [Sponsored by Mr Vikram Kapoor, S.N. Kapoor Export, Khawas ji ka Bagh, Amer Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan] Scope: Veterinarian practicing canine medicine Age: 55 years on the closing date and above Eligibility: Minimum BVSc &AH, Minimum of 5 years experience in canine medicine Mode of application: On prescribed format 13. SRI AHILYA MATA JEEV DAYA MANDAL TRUST AWARD In a mutual agreement between IAAVR and Sri Ahilya Mata Jeev Daya Mandal Trust, Indore, it was decided to encourage research work on indigenous cow and her progeny in the area of animal health and production. Eligibility: Open to veterinarians Age: No restriction Work: Any work done for improvement of indigenous cows, Calves, bullocks or her progeny in form of breeding, Production, conservation, health cover, reproductive efficiency etc. Value of award: Rs. 5000/ and a certificate. This will be given during the inaugural session of Annual Conference of IAAVR. 14. FELLOWSHIP OF IAAVR IAAVR invites application once in a year. Applicant is required to complete his application in the prescribed proforma. All applications are screened and opinion from already bestowed Fellows is ought by circulating a brief account of each applicant. Assessment is made through mark system and an overall assessment about the applicant by the Executive Committee (EC). The age, caste, creed, religion, geographic region, designation, post, scale etc have no bearing effect on the selection of a Fellow to IAAVR. Age and achievements ratio is given careful consideration. The EC however deserve full right to make a final decision. 5 Number: The number of Fellows to be recognized each year may vary from 1‐3. Eligibility: Eminent work by a Veterinarian, outstanding contributions in veterinary research, education and science, sufficient evidence in support of candidature in the form of published work, awards, other recognitions, standing in the profession etc. Subscription: If a veterinarian is selected for the award of Fellow IAAVR, he will have to pay Rs. 3500/ [subject to time to time revision by the Executive Committee] which will include his life membership fee (Presently @ Rs. 1500/), if selected veterinarian is already life member, his life membership subscription will be deducted from total subscription. The payment should be made in the form of Demand Draft drawn in favour of the Treasurer, IAAVR, payable at SBI, CARI, Izatnagar. The subscription may be revised by EC as and when required.
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