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Sher-E-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology of Jammu TELEPHONE DIRECTORY COMPLIED BY: Directorate of Extension Education SKUAST SKUAST - J Telephone Directory INDEX 1. SKUAST of Jammu- At a glance 2. Chancellor’s Secretariat 3. Pro- Chancellor’s Secretariat 4. Hon’ble Ministers 5. University Council 6. Board of Management 7. Vice-Chancellor’s Office 8. Directorate of Extension 9. Directorate of Research 10. Directorate of Education 11. Registrar Office 12. Project Planning & Monitoring Office 13. Comptroller’s Office 14. Estates Division 15. Central Library ,Chatha 16. University Library ,F.V.Sc & A.H.,R.S. Pura 17. Faculty of Agriculture i. Division of Agronomy ii. Division of Agricultural Economics & Statistics iii. Division of Agricultural Engineering iv. Division of Agro forestry v. Division of Biochemistry & Plant Physiology vi. Division of Extension Education vii. Division of Entomology viii. Division of Fruit Sciences ix. Division of Plant Breeding & Genetics x. Division of Plant Pathology xi. Division of Post-Harvest technology xii. Division of Sericulture xiii. Division of Soil Science & Agriculture Chemistry xiv. Division of Vegetable Science & Floriculture 18. School of Biotechnology 19. Faculty of Basic Sciences 20. Faculty of Veterinary Sciences & Animal Husbandry i. Division of Animal Genetics & Breeding ii. Division of Animal Nutrition iii. Division of Live Stock Product Production & Management iv. Division of Live Stock Products Technology v. Division of Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex vi. Division of Veterinary Anatomy vii. Division of Veterinary & Animal Husbandry Extension Education viii. Division of Veterinary Gynaecology & Obstetrics ix. Division of Veterinary Medicine x. Division of Veterinary Microbiology & Immunology xi. Division of Veterinary Parasitology xii. Division of Veterinary Pathology xiii. Division of Veterinary Pharmacology & Toxicology xiv. Division of Veterinary Physiology & Biochemistry xv. Division of Veterinary Public Health & Epidemiology xvi. Division of Veterinary Surgery & Radiology 21. Research Schemes i. AICRP on IFS(Farming System Research Center) ii. Ago metrology iii. AICRP on Rapeseed Mustard SKUAST SKUAST - J Telephone Directory iv. AICRP on Rice v. AICRP on Wheat vi. Mega Seed Unit-Chatha vii. Water Management Research Centre , Chatha 22. Research /Regional Stations i. Advance Center for Rainfed Agriculture, Dhainsar ii. Maize Breeding Sub-Station, Poonch iii. Maize Research Centre, Udhampur iv. Pulses Research Sub-Station (PRSS),Samba v. Rainfed Research Sub-Station for Sub-Tropical Fruits,Raya vi. Regional Agricultural Research Station (RARS) Rajouri vii. Regional Horticulture Research Sub-Station (RHRSS), Bhaderwah 23. Krishi Vigyan Kendras-SKUAST of Jammu i. Krishi Vigyan Kendra-Doda (Bhaderwah) ii. Krishi Vigyan Kendra- Jammu iii. Krishi Vigyan Kendra-Kathua iv. Krishi Vigyan Kendra-Reasi v. Krishi Vigyan Kendra-Poonch vi. Krishi Vigyan Kendra-Rajouri 24. Data Centre, Chatha 25. Heath centre, Chatha 26. Lakshya Hostel, R. S. Pura 27. Pragat Hostel, R.S. Pura 28. Urja Chatha 29. Guest House 30. DDSW Section, Chatha 31. Counselling & Placement Cell, Chatha 32. Seed Production Farm Chakroi 33. Officers of the ICAR 34. Directors 35. Directors of Various Institutes i. Crop Sciences ii. Horticulture iii. Natural Resource Management iv. Agricultural Extension v. Animal Sciences vi. Fisheries vii. Management & Statistics 36. Zonal Project Directorates 37. EPABX Exchange Numbers 38. Agricultural Universities 39. SKUAST-Kashmir 40. Universities in Jammu & Kashmir 41. State Government Department 42. Important Telephone Numbers in Jammu SKUAST SKUAST - J Telephone Directory SKUAST Jammu-At A Glance Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology of Jammu is an autonomous organization under Government of Jammu & Kashmir. It was established on 20th Sep, 1999 following the amendment in Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology Act,1982 through the sate legislature. The University has thirty one divisions, eight regional stations/substations, one seed multiplication farm at Chakroi and six Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs) located in different parts of Jammu province. At present , in addition to School of Biotechnology, University has three faculties namely Faculty of Agrculture, chatha/Udheywalla, Faculty of Veterinary Sciences & Animal Husbandry, R.S. Pura and Post graduate Faculty. University is collaborating with other research & teaching institutions of the state including University of Jammu, Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine, Canal Road, Jammu and MoUs with leading National and International Intuitions namely Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi; National Dairy Research Institute (NDRI) Karnal; CSK HPKV Palampur; and Cornell University Ithaca, USA to give boost to cooperative research, encourage productive relationships and exchange in all agriculture related fields identified by collaborating institutions. The University is advancing with significant achievements in agriculture, horticulture, floriculture, animal husbandry, veterinary sciences and various crop/animal products. Concerted efforts are under way for enhancing the seed replacement rate from the prevailing less than 10 percent to at least 25 percent. University has taken many steps for enhancing production of quality nucleus and breeder seed to meet the requirements indented by the State Government. For keeping the scientists and students abreast of the latest scientific research elsewhere, online facility to access more than 2700 e-journals through CeRA consortium, CAB direct and other online services have been created in University library. For promoting the concept of green electricity, solar panels have been installed in the library to meet its power requirement. Our Mission Ensuring food and household security of Jammu & Kashmir by enhancing the productivity and profitability on an ecologically and economically sustainable basis. The mandate Advancement of education in Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Sciences & other allied branches. Conduct basic, strategic and applied research in agriculture and allied sectors. Dissemination of knowledge and technology to the farming community. Collaborate with National and International Organizations for enhancing the knowledge, expertise and excellence for well-being of the people of jammu and Kashmir in particular and country in general. SKUAST SKUAST - J Telephone Directory Significant achievements Development of online system NET/ARS preliminary examination conducted by Agricultural Scientist Recruitment board (ICAR, New Delhi). Technique standardized for overcoming post thaw mortality of buffalo semen preserved in cryocanes. Three varieties of rice (Saanwal Basmati, Ranbir Basmati & SJR5); three varieties of wheat (RSP-303 & RSP-81); five varieties of oilseeds (Gobhi sarson: DGS-1; Raya: RSPR- 01, RSPR-03; Toria: RSPT-1 & RSPT-2) and one gram variety in pulses (SCS-3) have been released. In addition one variety of rice and wheat each namely Basmati-564 and RSP-561 respectively have been recommended for release in the state. Silk worm hybrid (PO3 X ND5) developed by the university has been identified by the Central Silk Board for authorization and performance test trials are in progress under phase-IX. University has developed technology for round the year cultivation of button mushroom, oyster mushroom (Dhingri) and milky mushroom in Jammu. An effective low cost high volume propagation technique has been standardized for strawberry. Successful fruiting of nectarine-an exotic fruit has been achieved and technology for its cultivation is available with the university. Participatory technology has been developed and recommended for successful induction of flowering and fruiting olive in hitherto non-bearing olive orchards. Urea molasses multi-nutrient blocks have been developed for amelioration of macro and micro nutrient imbalance in cattle, sheep and goat for various districts of Jammu. Non-culture diagnostic technique for foot rot in sheep & goat has been developed. To sustain livelihood and nutrient security, university has established a model integrated farming system. SKUAST SKUAST - J Telephone Directory CHANCELLOR’S SECRETARIAT Name & Designation Sgr (office) Jmu (office) Sh. N. N. Vohra 0191-2542980-2547941, 0194-2501700,2500909 Hon’ble Governor, J&K & Chancellor, 2544537 250313(R) SKUAST-Jammu Shri Pradip Kumar Tripathi (I.A.S) 0191-2560225 0194-2501313 Principal Secretary to Hon’ble Governor 0191-2547941 0194-2501616 Shri O.P. Bhagat (K.A.S) 0191-2560225 0194-2501313 Adl Secretary to Hon’ble Governor 0191-2547941 0194-2501616 Shri Narinder Khajuria (K.A.S) 0191-2560225 0194-2501313 Additional Secretary 0191-2547941 0194-2501616 Shri Sachin Jamwal (K.A.S) 0191-2560225 0194-2501313 Deputy Secretary 0191-2547941 0194-2501616 PRO-CHANCELLOR’S SECRETARIAT Jenab Mufti Mohammad Sayeed 0191-2546766,2560203 0194-2452224, 2482099, Pro-Chancellor 2546466 (F) 2452228 Hon’ble Chief Minister, J&K Resi.: 0191-2545888, 2544283, 2545529 Shri B.B. Vyas 0191-2545649 0194-2477243 Principal Secretary to HCM Hashmat Ali 0191-2540421 0194-2455210 Special/Private Secretary to HCM Massrat-ul-Islam -------------- --------------- Addl. Secretary SKUAST - J Telephone Directory Page 1 HON’bLE MINISTERS Name Designation Sgr (office) Jmu (office) Dy. Chief Minister, Dr Nirmal Kumar 2549335,2549336, Min. for Power Development and 9419149494 Singh 2549354(F) Housing & Urban Development
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    www.thenorthlines.com www.epaper.northlines.com Wishing all our readers blessed Maha Shivratri theJ&K Bank opens business unit northlinesProgress on developmental Lal Singh pays tributes to martyr at in Ramban projects reviewed Bakral, Kathua J&K Bank opened its 903rd Minister for Food, Civil Supplies and Minister for Forests, Environment & Business Unit (Branch) at Consumer Affairs & Tribal Affairs, Ecology, Ch. Lal Singh today paid Chamalwas, a remote area in Chowdhary Zulfkar Ali took a tributes to martyr Lieutenant Madan 3 district Ramban, Jammu. The 4 detailed review of progress on major 5 Lal Choudhary who was killed during INSIDE Bank's Zonal Head .... development projects .... an encounter with the..... Vol No: XXIII Issue No. 37 13.02.2018 (Tuesday) Daily Jammu Tawi Price 3/- Pages-12 Regd. No. JK|306|2017-19 Pakistan will pay the price, says CRPF Jawan killed, JKP Cop Rains in Jammu, Provincial Defence Minister on Sunjuwan attack injured in Srinagar encounter Hills receive fresh snowfall Sitharaman she said the NL CORRESPONDENT evidence was being JAMMU TAWI/SRINAGAR, scrutinised by the National FEB 12 Investigation Agency (NIA), which shall soon furnish a More than one-month-long detailed report. dry spell ended on Monday The attack resulted in the with plains receiving spell of death of six people, rains while hilly districts of including five soldiers, she Jammu province including said. Doda and Kishtwar and The counter-terrorist Kashmir valley received operation at the military fresh snowfall. camp was called off this World famous Shri Mata NL CORRESPONDENT the military camp were morning but sanitisation Vaishno Devi shrine and JAMMU TAWI, FEB 12 controlled by handlers from operations were still on, she NL CORRESPONDENT of Bihar who had sustained tourist spots Patnitop and across the border, she told added.