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SKNAU Telephone Directory 2020 SKNAU Telephone Directory 2020 Sri Karan Narendra Agriculture University Jobner- 303329 (Jaipur) ============================SKNAU Telephone Directory 2020=================================== Also available on SKNAU website : www.sknau.ac.in Compiled by : Dr. Sunita Gupta Director, PME Processed at : Directorate, Prioritization, Monitoring & Evaluation Sri Karan Narendra Agriculture University Jobner- 303329 (Jaipur) Tel. : 01425-254987 [email protected] PERSONAL MEMORANDA Name...................................................................................................................... Designation............................................................................................................ Unit....................................................................................................................... Residence Address............................................................................................. ................... ............................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................... .............................................................................................................................. Phone:...................................../ ........................................../............................... (O) ................................................/........................................../...................... .........(R) Mobile................................................../......................................................... ........ Email.................................................../...................................................... …......... Fax....................................................../...................................................... ............ Passport No............................................................................................................ Vehicle No.............................................................................................................. Driving license No................................................................................................. Bank A/c No......................................../........................................................... ...... Blood Group......................................................................................... ………....... IN CASE OF EMERGENCY PLEASE INFORM ............................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................... ============================SKNAU Telephone Directory 2020=================================== ABBREVIATIONS AAO Assistant Account Officer AAO Assistant Agriculture Officer Acctt. Accountant Agri. Sup. Agriculture Suppervisor ARS Agricultural Research Station ARSS Agricultural Research Sub-Station Assoc. Professor Associate Professor Asstt. Professor Assistant Professor Deptt. Department KVK Krishi Vigyan Kendra Lab Asstt. Laboratory Assistant LDC Lower Division Clerk O/l Officer Incharge OA Office Assistant PC Programme Coodinator S.O. Section Officer STA Senior Technical Assistant TA Technical Assistant UDC Upper Division Clerk ZDR Zonal Director Research COA College of Agriculture Steno. Stenographer PA Personal Assistant T.O. Tresury Officer IMPORTANT STD CODE City STD Code City STD Code Ajmer 0145 Kota 0744 Aklera 07431 Jalore 02973 Alwar 0144 Jhalawar 07432 Anta (Baran) 07457 Jhunjhunu 01592 Arjia (Bhilwara) 01482 Jodhpur 0291 Avikanagar 01437 Karauli 07464 Banasthali 01438 Kotputali 01421 Banswara 02962 Kumher 05664 Baran 07453 Ladnu 01581 Barmer 02982 Laxmangarh 01573 Bharatpur 05644 Nagaur 01582 Bhilwara 01482 Navgaon 01468 Bikaner 0151 New Delhi 011 Bundi 0747 Nohar 01556 Chandan (Jaisalmer) 02997 Pali 01478 Chittorgarh 01472 Rajsamand 02952 Dausa 01427 Rojari 01506 Dholpur 05642 Sawai Madhopur 07462 Diggi (Malpura) 01438 Sikar 01572 Fatehpur - Shekhawati 01571 Sirohi 02972 Gurgaon 01272 Sriganganagar 0154 Hanumangarh 01552 Sumerpur 02933 Jaipur 0141 Tonk 01432 Jaisalmer 02992 Udaipur 0294 Jobner 01425 Vallabhnagar 02957 ============================SKNAU Telephone Directory 2020=================================== PARTICULARS PAGE NO. Important Telephone of SKNAU, Jobner Chancellor & Govt. of Rajasthan, Jaipur Academic Council, SKNAU, Jobner ADMINISTRATIVE 1 Vice-Chancellor Secretariat 2 Registrar Office 3 Comptroller & Treasury Office 4 Directorate of Research 5 Directorate of Extension Education 6 Directorate of Education 7 Directorate of Prioritization, Monitoring & Evaluation 8 Directorate of Students Welfare 9 Estate Office 10 Controller of Examinations 11 University Library 12 Sport Board 13 CIMCA EDUCATION 1 SKN College of Agriculture, Jobner (Jaipur) 2 SKN College of Agribusiness Management, Jobner 3 College of Agriculture, Lalsot (Dausa) 4 College of Agriculture, Fatehpur-Shekhawati (Sikar) 5 College of Agriculture, Kumher- Bharatpur 6 College of Agriculture, Navgaon-Alwar 7 College of Agriculture, Kotputli-Jaipur 8 College of Agriculture, Baseri-Dholpur 9 College of Agriculture, Kishagarhbas, Alwar RESEARCH 1 Rajasthan Agricultural Research Institute, Durgapura, Jaipur 2 Agricultural Research Station, Fatehpur- Shekhawati (Sikar) 3 Agricultural Research Station, Navgaon (Alwar) 4 Agricultural Research Sub-Station, Diggi (Tonk) 5 Agricultural Research Sub-Station, Gonera (Kotputali), Jaipur 6 Agricultural Research Sub-Station, Kumher (Bharatpur) 7 Agricultural Research Sub-Station, Tabiji (Ajmer) EXTENSION 1 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Tabiji (Ajmer) 2 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Navgaon (Alwar) 3 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Dausa 4 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Dholpur 5 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Fatehpur-Shekhawati (Sikar) 6 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Kumher (Bharatpur) 7 Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Gonera, Kotputali (Jaipur) Important Phone Numbers of ICAR SKRAU, Bikaner MPUAT, Udaipur Agriculture University, Jodhpur Agriculture University, Kota Other Universities of Rajasthan ICAR Institutes of Rajasthan State Agricultural Universities Utility Services VICE-CHANCELLOR SECRETARIAT SRI KARAN NARENDRA AGRICULTURE UNIVERSITY JOBNER, DISTT-JAIPUR-303329 (RAJ) Dr J.S Sandhu Vice-Chancellor MESSAGE I am happy to know that the Directorate of Prioritization, Monitoring & Evaluation is publishing the University Telephone Directory, which has the information of official, residential telephone and cell numbers and emails ids of all the teaching and non-teaching staff of the university. In addition to this, inclusion of contact details of related line departments, ICAR, other agriculture universities and organizations coupled with utility services further enhances its effectiveness. Beside this, the emails have also been provided. Use of telephone, cell phone and internet has become the most common way of communication. Detailed listing of contact information of all the employees of the university and related offices at one place is therefore pre-requisite for efficient communications. This will not only be useful for quick contact and communication but also saves energy and time in sending messages & information to all stakeholders. I understand that this directory is available on university web site for easy assess. The hard copy of this directory is also available in the university. In spite of enormous rise of internet and smart phone usage in the current century, a paper phone book is very much relevant in view of its easy access and availability to get the required contact information. I congratulate the Director of Prioritization, Monitoring & Evaluation and all associated staff of the directorate for publishing this informative University Telephone Directory of the university. I believe this directory will serve the purpose of providing contact information required in daily functioning of the university employees and other users from the related organizations in a simple and convenient way. Place: Jobner Dated: August, 2020 (J.S. Sandhu) ============================SKNAU Telephone Directory 2020=================================== DIRECTORATE OF PRIORITIZATION, MONITORING & EVALUATION SRI KARAN NARENDRA AGRICULTURE UNIVERSITY JOBNER, DISTT: JAIPUR-303329 (RAJ) Phone 01425-254987/9929620218, Email: [email protected] Dr Sunita Gupta Director PREFACE Sri Karan Narendra Agriculture University, Jobner was established on 13th September 2013 by Govt of Rajasthan by bifurcation of the parent university Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner to focus on teaching, research and extension education programmes in the field of agriculture with its jurisdiction area of eight district of Rajasthan viz Sikar, Jaipur, Ajmer, Tonk, Dausa, Alwar, Bharatpur and Dholpur falling in three agro-climatic zones. With the creation of this university, a new administrative set up has been established. At the same time there has been change of work place of a number of teaching and non teaching staff of the university. It is therefore essential for efficient communication that contact details of all the employees of the university are available at one place. In view of this, Directorate of Prioritization, Monitoring and Evaluation of this university has brought out the University Telephone Directory that has the information of
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