okf"kZd çfrosnu ANNUAL REPORT 2017-18 m-ç- ia- nhun;ky mikè;k; Ik'kq fpfdRlk foKku fo'ofo|ky; ,oa xks vuqla/ku laLFkku] eFkqjk&281001 (m-iz-) U.P. Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Pashu-Chikitsa Vigyan Vishwavidyalaya Evam Go Anusandhan Sansthan (DUVASU), Mathura-281001 (U.P.) INDIA Editorial Board : Prof. Satish K. Garg Dean, College of Veterinary Science & A.H. Prof. P.K. Shukla Dean, Post Graduate Studies Prof. Atul Saxena Director, Research Prof. Vikas Pathak Director, Go Anusandhan Sansthan Dr. Sanjay Purohit Co-ordinator, Communication Center, Dr. Vijay Pandey Department of Veterianry Biochemisrty Dr. Yajuvendra Singh Department of Livestock Production and Management Dr. Brijesh Yadav Department of Veterianry Physiology Dr. Ashish Srivastava Department of Veterianry Clinical Medicine Publication No. Design & Printed by: M/s Royal Offset Printers A-89/1, Naraina Industrial Area, Phase-I, New Delhi-110028 | Ph.: 9811622258 FOREWORD t is a matter of great pleasure to present the Annual Report of DUVASU underlining the main activities of the academic departments, Ifarms, clinics and administrative units during 2017- 18. The report gives details of the teaching, research and extension activities and financial statement of the University. The year 2017-18 has been a milestone for the University after its establishment in 2001. The University welcomed the Hon’ble Chancellor and Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Shri Ram Naik Ji who visited DUVASU, twice. It was a rare opportunity for our University to witness the and repair of the University roads. A state of art gracious presence of our Chief Minister, Hon’ble University Auditorium is being constructed with Shri Yogi Aditya Nath Ji also twice in the University the help of grant from Indian Council of Agriculture campus. The University also welcomed Shri Radha Research. Several infrastructure development Mohan Singh Ji, Union Agriculture and Farmer projects of more than Rs. 20 Crores have been Welfare Minister, Smt. Krishna Raj, MoS, Ministry sanctioned under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna of Agriculture and Farmer Welfare, Chief Minister (RKVY) by the state government and the sanctioned of Haryana Hon’ble Shri Manohar Lal Khattar Ji money is being utilized for developing state of the and Hon’ble Cabinet Minister, Government of art laboratories and for equipping the laboratories Uttar Pradesh Prof. S. P. Singh Bhagel Ji, Shri Laxmi with latest instruments. Narayan Ji and Shri Shrikant Sharma Ji and Smt. A new boys hostel has been added to the Hema Malini Ji, Member of Parliament, Mathura. accommodation facility for students and the old This has been a great opportunity to the University hostels have been renovated. University has been to welcome such distinguished personalities and emphasizing on restoration of the heritage building project University on the national map. It is worth of the College of Veterinary Science and Animal mentioning that out of the four new proposed Husbandry. Many cleanliness and plantation drives colleges in the University, our Chief Minister were carried out throughout the year with the help announced the opening of two Colleges with of B. of students, teachers and university staff to make the Tech Dairy Technology and Bachelor in Fisheries Campus Clean and Green. Sciences degree programmes. It was a matter of rejoice that Government of The Seventh Convocation of the University was Uttar Pradesh in consultation with the University presided over by Hon’ble Chancellor and Governor granted “same work same pay” for many IV class of Uttar Pradesh, Shri Ram Naik Ji, who conferred employees of the University. As one of the most the degrees to successful Under Graduates, Post desirable step, the University has successfully Graduates and PhD candidates of various disciplines. implemented the career advancement scheme for For any University, development of teachers by virtue of which every teacher could infrastructure is a prerequisite for its progress. Our get their time-bound promotion which was due to Chief Minister announced the grant for construction them since long. On one hand students brought iii laurels to the University by winning many national I am extremely thankful to Principal Secretary level competitions and on the other hand, several to Hon’ble Governor and Principal Secretary, teachers were adorned with several prestigious Animal Husbandry, Govt. of Uttar Pradesh for their awards and academic accomplishments at national support in overall development of this Institution. and international level. The research papers speak I take this opportunity to acknowledge the support of the quality of research work at any academic of all the University Officers, heads and Incharges institute. More than 100 research articles including of departments, teaching fraternity, technical, those with high impact of NAAS rating more than 8, non-technical, administrative, supportive staff and were published. Directorate of extension along with students for their commitment towards their work KVK organized several trainings for the benefit of and keeping the reputation of the University. Their farmers, field veterinarians and para- veterinary everlasting hard work, sincerity and cooperation staff besides ICAR sponsored winter schools. helped in achieving the set targets, objectives and mandates. On behalf of the University, I express my sincere thanks and gratitude to Government of The efforts made by the editorial committee to Uttar Pradesh, ICAR, New Delhi, RKVY, UPCAR, bring out this Annual Report well in time depicting and Government of India for adequate financial various activities and achievements of the University support. The support has helped in improving is duly acknowledged and appreciated. the infrastructural facilities and strengthening of teaching, research and extension activities, and also disease diagnosis, treatment of diseased animals and animal welfare activities. (K.M.L. Pathak) iv CONTENTS S. No. TItlE PagE No. 1 Foreword iii 2 Executive Summary vii 3 xiii 4 Mission, Vision & Mandate xvii 5 Challenges, University Targets xviii 6 Introduction 1 7 Organizational Structure 4 8 Teaching 6 9 Research 9 10 Project Report 11 11 Theses abstracts 18 12 Extension 54 13 University Farms 64 14 Human Resource Development 65 15 Dignitaries Visited Duvasu 74 16 Students Welfare 78 17 Other Highlights And Activities 83 18 Awards and Honour/Achievements 89 19 Research Publications 91 20 Estate Organization, Financial Status & Right to Information Act 98 v vi EXECUTIVE SUMMARY TEACHING and flexible laparoscopy were also procured for College of Veterinary Science and Animal further strengthening of the facilities in TVCC. Husbandry, College of Biotechnology and The diseases diagnostic laboratory of TVCC Institute of Para Veterinary Sciences are running is well equipped with semiautomatic blood their regular academic programmes. and biochemical analyzer, urine analyzer During 2017-18, College of Veterinary Science and electrolyte machine in addition to other and Animal Husbandry admitted 94 students in conventional facilities for diagnosis of animal B.V.Sc. & A.H programme out of which 27.65% diseases and during 2017-18, 2325 clinical were girls. In M.V.Sc. and Ph.D programmes, 31 samples were processed in this laboratory and 09 students, respectively, were admitted. generating revenue of Rs 1, 25, 840.. Out of these, 1640 blood samples for CBC, 529 samples During the year, 39 Graduate, 32 Postgraduate for serum biochemical analysis, 139 samples of and 09 Doctorate students completed their urine and 17 samples of milk were analysed . degrees from College of Veterinary Science. 42 and 27 students were admitted in Diploma During the year under report, 05 clinical camps in Veterinary Pharmacy (DVP) and Diploma were organized in Mathura and adjoining in Livestock Extension (DLE) programmes, districts with the help of gram panchyats and respectively while 48 and 38 students completed local veterinary officers in which 254 animals their DLP and DLE programmes respectively. were treated, which included 85 cattle, 144 buffaloes and 25 other animals like sheep, goat, During 2017-18, College of Biotechnology horse and pigs. Out of 254, 11 were surgical admitted 14 students to B.Sc. Biotechnology cases, 106 medicine cases and 146 gynecological and 04 students in M.Sc. Biotechnology cases which were treated in these camps. programmes. The breeder and layer poultry farm and Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex (TVCC) hatchery established under ICAR funded is well equipped with modern facilities which Experiential Learning programme (ELU) in include small and large animal operation theatres, Department of Poultry Science imparted hands ICU for pets, imagining diagnostic unit, small on training to undergraduate, postgraduate, animal dentistry unit, operating microscope, PhD and Internship students. These students laproscopic surgery unit, orthopaedic surgery were trained in various poultry farm activities instruments, eye surgery instruments, diathermy, including hatchery operations and record multiparameter monitors, oxygenators, keeping etc. Entrepreneurial training on nebulizers and general unit for large and small poultry production was conducted for B.V.Sc. animals, 13, 533 clinical cases and this number & A.H. students. During 2017-18, total revenue was almost 25% more than that of 2016-17. Out generated through experiential learning unit of these, 5524 were large ruminants, 859 small was Rs 7,29,946 and revenue generated through ruminants, 343 equines, 6424 pets and