Message

(BHUPINDER SINGH HOODA)

Agriculture has been backbone of Indian economy since ancient times and currently too it

contributes nearly 14% to the GDP of the country and provides employment to over 55% of the

population. Obviously, this sector will always be in focus of planners and policy makers in order to

generate better quality employment and also to develop technologies to meet the emerging

challenges for food and nutritional security.

Haryana has become a model state of India in agricultural progress. This could be possible

because of farmers' friendly policies of State government, technologies' backup provided by CCS

Haryana Agricultural University & ICAR and adoption of latest technologies by the farmers.

Nevertheless, new impetus has to be given to agriculture in Haryana in order to compete in WTO

era and also to enhance the income of the farmers. I appreciate the significant contribution of CCS

HAU Hisar for Commendation Award to Haryana by Central Govt for achieving consistently high

productivity in Wheat and Rice cultivation and contributing to the national food security.

Furthermore, in this era of globalization the market for horticultural and animal products is growing

at a fast rate. Therefore, the scientists must come out with strategies which can help farmers to

harvest such opportunities.

thI believe that the 7 Convention of CCS Haryana Agricultural University Alumni Association will

provide an opportunity to deliberate upon the issues concerning agriculture in this era of

competition and come out with suggestions for bringing qualitative improvement in Haryana

agriculture.

My heartfelt greetings to all alumni of CCS Haryana Agricultural University and I wish a great

success of Alumni Convention.

BHUPINDER SINGH HOODA

Chief Minister, HaryanaChandigarh

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 1

(PARAMVIR SINGH)

thIt gives me immense pleasure to know that 7 Alumni Convention of CCS Haryana th thAgricultural University Alumni Association is being organized on March 7 and 8 , 2014

and a souvenir is being brought out to mark the occasion.

CCS Haryana Agricultural University has always been in focus for its contribution in

agriculture. The crop varieties and hybrids and other technologies developed by the

university have helped in realizing agricultural revolution in the state. Consequently the

state is recognized as food bowl of India. As new problems and opportunities are

emerging, we have to revisit our strategies to revamp agriculture.

I am sure that in this convention of Alumni of CCS Haryana Agricultural University, such

issues will be discussed and suggestions will be made for planners and scientists for

future course of action. Alumni Convention is in fact a meeting of intellectuals which helps

in assessing the strengths and weakness of the institution and also to come out with

suggestions to strengthen the institution in order to enhance its competitive ability at

domestic and global levels.

I believe that the alumni will share and transfer their knowledge to the youth during this

two- days convention.

I wish the convention to be a great success.

Message

PARAMVIR SINGH

Agriculture, Animal Husbandry & Dairying andMines & Geology Minister, Haryana

Chandigarh

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I2

(Sukhbir Kataria)

I am pleased to note that the Alumni Association of Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana thAgricultural University, Hisar is organizing 7 Alumni Convention on March 7-8, 2014.

The Alumni of CCS HAU has made commendable contribution in different spheres of

development process in general and agriculture sector in particular.

I extend my heartiest congratulations and greetings to the organizers and participants of

the alumni convention. I hope that the deliberation during the Convention will go a long

way in shaping the future strategies to be adopted in the changing agricultural scenario.

I wish CCS HAU Alumni Convention a grand success.

SUKHBIR KATARIA

Minister of State for Sports & Youth AffairsAgriculture and Co-operation, Haryana

Chandigarh

Message

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 3

(PARAMVIR SINGH)

thIt gives me immense pleasure to know that 7 Alumni Convention of CCS Haryana th thAgricultural University Alumni Association is being organized on March 7 and 8 , 2014

and a souvenir is being brought out to mark the occasion.

CCS Haryana Agricultural University has always been in focus for its contribution in

agriculture. The crop varieties and hybrids and other technologies developed by the

university have helped in realizing agricultural revolution in the state. Consequently the

state is recognized as food bowl of India. As new problems and opportunities are

emerging, we have to revisit our strategies to revamp agriculture.

I am sure that in this convention of Alumni of CCS Haryana Agricultural University, such

issues will be discussed and suggestions will be made for planners and scientists for

future course of action. Alumni Convention is in fact a meeting of intellectuals which helps

in assessing the strengths and weakness of the institution and also to come out with

suggestions to strengthen the institution in order to enhance its competitive ability at

domestic and global levels.

I believe that the alumni will share and transfer their knowledge to the youth during this

two- days convention.

I wish the convention to be a great success.

Message

PARAMVIR SINGH

Agriculture, Animal Husbandry & Dairying andMines & Geology Minister, Haryana

Chandigarh

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I2

(Sukhbir Kataria)

I am pleased to note that the Alumni Association of Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana thAgricultural University, Hisar is organizing 7 Alumni Convention on March 7-8, 2014.

The Alumni of CCS HAU has made commendable contribution in different spheres of

development process in general and agriculture sector in particular.

I extend my heartiest congratulations and greetings to the organizers and participants of

the alumni convention. I hope that the deliberation during the Convention will go a long

way in shaping the future strategies to be adopted in the changing agricultural scenario.

I wish CCS HAU Alumni Convention a grand success.

SUKHBIR KATARIA

Minister of State for Sports & Youth AffairsAgriculture and Co-operation, Haryana

Chandigarh

Message

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 3

Message

DR. K. S. KHOKHAR

Vice-ChancellorChaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University

Hisar, Haryana, India

1970

(K.S. Khokhar)

I am indeed delighted to learn that CCS Haryana Agricultural University Alumni Association is thorganizing 7 Alumni Convention during March 7-8, 2014. I have come to know that earlier six

conventions organized by the alumni association were very successful and helped in achieving its

slated goals to a large extent. In my opinion, accelerated efforts are needed for development of

stronger linkages among the alumni of this university to achieve the objectives of benefiting the

nation in general and Haryana agriculture in particular.

Agriculture is no longer an occupation of subsistence. It is emerging as knowledge based industry.

Without application of science and technology in agriculture, the future sustainability is uncertain.

Now agriculture requires multifold approach to manage natural resources, marketing, storage,

and processing & value addition in order to make this sector more vibrant, employment oriented

and sustainable. I feel that in this convention the learned participants will also deliberate on such

issues and come out with tangible propositions.

Further, being a proud alumnus, I am happy to share that CCS Haryana Agricultural University is

widely recognized for its role in agricultural revolution in the country. I appreciate the significant

contribution of our alumni in achieving consistently high productivity in Wheat and Rice cultivation

in the state and resultant contribution to the national food security. Their consistent efforts

facilitated Haryana to bag Krishi Karman Award for highest wheat productivity state in the country

consecutively for the last two years. Undoubtedly, our graduates have contributed a lot in this

endeavor. I believe that this convention would help sensitizing CCS Haryana Agricultural University

graduates further to enhance their contributions towards enriching the agrarian based national

economy through quality based and valued added agriculture education.

I wish a grand success to this convention and convey my best wishes to all alumni of CCS Haryana

Agricultural University.

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I4

(Shri Kant)

MAJ GEN SHRI KANT, SM, VSM (Retd)

Vice-ChancellorLala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences

Hisar, Haryana, India

Message

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 5

It gives me immense pleasure to know that Alumni Association of Chaudhary Charan Singh th thHaryana Agricultural University (CCSHAU) Hisar is organizing 7 Alumni Convention on March 7

thand 8 , 2014. The Alumni of CCSHAU have carved niche in many spheres of life in general and

agricultural and livestock sector in particular.

I believe that in this Alumni Convention, developmental issues will be discussed and the

suggestions will be made for planners, scientists and executioners as road map for future course of

action. I am sanguine that the Convention will be attended by intellectuals and dignitaries who may

do SWOT analysis of this great institution and make valuable suggestions to strengthen the alma

mater further.

I am sure that the two days convention will provide congenial environment to all the participants to

recollect nostalgic memories of their study period. Being one of the alumni of this great institution, I

feel myself privileged and fortunate and wish that our alma mater makes its respectable place in top

200 universities of the world.

Further, l wish Dr. R.K. Yadav, DSW, CCS HAU and his team a grand success and convey my best

wishes to all Alumni of CCSHAU and pray Almighty for their healthy, prosperous and successful life.

Message

DR. K. S. KHOKHAR

Vice-ChancellorChaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University

Hisar, Haryana, India

1970

(K.S. Khokhar)

I am indeed delighted to learn that CCS Haryana Agricultural University Alumni Association is thorganizing 7 Alumni Convention during March 7-8, 2014. I have come to know that earlier six

conventions organized by the alumni association were very successful and helped in achieving its

slated goals to a large extent. In my opinion, accelerated efforts are needed for development of

stronger linkages among the alumni of this university to achieve the objectives of benefiting the

nation in general and Haryana agriculture in particular.

Agriculture is no longer an occupation of subsistence. It is emerging as knowledge based industry.

Without application of science and technology in agriculture, the future sustainability is uncertain.

Now agriculture requires multifold approach to manage natural resources, marketing, storage,

and processing & value addition in order to make this sector more vibrant, employment oriented

and sustainable. I feel that in this convention the learned participants will also deliberate on such

issues and come out with tangible propositions.

Further, being a proud alumnus, I am happy to share that CCS Haryana Agricultural University is

widely recognized for its role in agricultural revolution in the country. I appreciate the significant

contribution of our alumni in achieving consistently high productivity in Wheat and Rice cultivation

in the state and resultant contribution to the national food security. Their consistent efforts

facilitated Haryana to bag Krishi Karman Award for highest wheat productivity state in the country

consecutively for the last two years. Undoubtedly, our graduates have contributed a lot in this

endeavor. I believe that this convention would help sensitizing CCS Haryana Agricultural University

graduates further to enhance their contributions towards enriching the agrarian based national

economy through quality based and valued added agriculture education.

I wish a grand success to this convention and convey my best wishes to all alumni of CCS Haryana

Agricultural University.

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I4

(Shri Kant)

MAJ GEN SHRI KANT, SM, VSM (Retd)

Vice-ChancellorLala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences

Hisar, Haryana, India

Message

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 5

It gives me immense pleasure to know that Alumni Association of Chaudhary Charan Singh th thHaryana Agricultural University (CCSHAU) Hisar is organizing 7 Alumni Convention on March 7

thand 8 , 2014. The Alumni of CCSHAU have carved niche in many spheres of life in general and

agricultural and livestock sector in particular.

I believe that in this Alumni Convention, developmental issues will be discussed and the

suggestions will be made for planners, scientists and executioners as road map for future course of

action. I am sanguine that the Convention will be attended by intellectuals and dignitaries who may

do SWOT analysis of this great institution and make valuable suggestions to strengthen the alma

mater further.

I am sure that the two days convention will provide congenial environment to all the participants to

recollect nostalgic memories of their study period. Being one of the alumni of this great institution, I

feel myself privileged and fortunate and wish that our alma mater makes its respectable place in top

200 universities of the world.

Further, l wish Dr. R.K. Yadav, DSW, CCS HAU and his team a grand success and convey my best

wishes to all Alumni of CCSHAU and pray Almighty for their healthy, prosperous and successful life.

(Roshan Lal)

I am immensely pleased to know that Alumni Association of Chaudhary Charan Singh th thHaryana Agricultural Univerisity, Hisar is organizing 7 Alumni convention on March 7

thand 8 2014. CCS HAU Hisar has made a commendable contribution towards increasing

the agricultural production of the State by developing and introducing new crop

varieties/hybrids, implements and other technologies. Modern Agriculture is facing

new challenges on technical, scientific and management aspects. I am sure that the

deliberations during the two - days alumni convention will provide an opportunity to the

participants to share their experiences to chalk out appropriate strategy for the future.

I wish the convention all success.

ROSHAN LAL, IAS

Financial Commissioner &Principal Secretary to Govt. of Haryana

Agriculture Department, Chandigarh

Message

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I6

(Brijender Singh)

I am extremely happy to know that CCS HAU Alumni Association, Hisar is organizing its th th th7 Alumni convention on March 7 - 8 , 2014. Today agriculture sector is facing various

challenges and therefore, it has become imperative to improve further the technical skills

and management of agriculture manpower in accordance with the changing agricultural

scenario.

I believe that the deliberations in this convention will be meaningful and help the

professionals to manage the emergent issues, particularly related to climate change,

natural resource management and profitability of the farmers.

I extend my congratulations and greetings to the organizers for the successful conduct of

the convention.

BRIJENDER SINGH, IAS

Director General, AgricultureHaryana, Panchkula

Message

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 7

(Roshan Lal)

I am immensely pleased to know that Alumni Association of Chaudhary Charan Singh th thHaryana Agricultural Univerisity, Hisar is organizing 7 Alumni convention on March 7

thand 8 2014. CCS HAU Hisar has made a commendable contribution towards increasing

the agricultural production of the State by developing and introducing new crop

varieties/hybrids, implements and other technologies. Modern Agriculture is facing

new challenges on technical, scientific and management aspects. I am sure that the

deliberations during the two - days alumni convention will provide an opportunity to the

participants to share their experiences to chalk out appropriate strategy for the future.

I wish the convention all success.

ROSHAN LAL, IAS

Financial Commissioner &Principal Secretary to Govt. of Haryana

Agriculture Department, Chandigarh

Message

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I6

(Brijender Singh)

I am extremely happy to know that CCS HAU Alumni Association, Hisar is organizing its th th th7 Alumni convention on March 7 - 8 , 2014. Today agriculture sector is facing various

challenges and therefore, it has become imperative to improve further the technical skills

and management of agriculture manpower in accordance with the changing agricultural

scenario.

I believe that the deliberations in this convention will be meaningful and help the

professionals to manage the emergent issues, particularly related to climate change,

natural resource management and profitability of the farmers.

I extend my congratulations and greetings to the organizers for the successful conduct of

the convention.

BRIJENDER SINGH, IAS

Director General, AgricultureHaryana, Panchkula

Message

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 7

CCS HAU towards CCS HAU towards Academic & Administrative ExcellenceAcademic & Administrative ExcellenceCCS HAU towards Academic & Administrative Excellence

Dr. S. S. DahiyaRegistrar

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I

The erstwhile Haryana Agricultural University, popularly known as HAU within

India and abroad, came into existence on February 2, 1970 by an Act of

Parliament "Haryana & Punjab Agricultural Universities Act, 1970". On 31st

October, 1991, it was rechristened as "Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana

Agricultural University". The University has continuously striven for excellence for

fulfilling all the three missions of a comprehensive land grant institution: teaching,

research and extension. True to its role of being a leading institution of the country,

CCS HAU has made significant contributions in agricultural education. Various

degree programmes are being run both at graduate and postgraduate levels, to

impart agricultural education so as to fulfil the demands of trained technical

manpower in different branches of agriculture, agricultural engineering, home

science and other allied fields.

Under the direct supervision and over-all authority of the Vice-Chancellor, the

Registrar serves as primary advisor on administrative matters. The Deans of

respective colleges bear the primary responsibility of running teaching

programmes alongwith Dean Post Graduate Studies who looks after the

postgraduate programmes. Objectivity, reliability, professional excellence and

positive approach are the guiding core values in broadening the agriculture

educational facilities in the State. As a consequence of the changing nature of a

growing economy in an era of globalization and knowledge, the significance of

agriculture education has been recognized and hence this University is capable of

continuous innovation to meet the corporate requirement.

With effect from 1.1.2009 a new Career Advancement Scheme for teachers has

been implemented in the University. This scheme provides promotional avenues

to the teachers. An Assistant Professor on the basis of consistent good

performance, passing through four stages, gets elevation to the level of Professor

within a span of 15 years. Not only this, 10% of Professors with 10 years service,

based on their scientific achievements of high order, are promoted as Senior

Professors. Also there is provision for grant of incentive increments to those

Assistant Professors/equivalent who join the University after attaining

Ph.D./M.Phil degree and qualifying NET. Those teachers who do Ph.D./M.Phil

while in service also get this benefit of incentive increments. During the last two

years as many as 25 Assistant Professors have been recruited.

During the year 2012-13 and 2013-14, 415 & 360 students have been admitted in

UG programmes and 503 & 309 in PG programmes, respectively. With effect

from the Session 2013-14 system of online submission of admission forms in

addition to offline submission of admission forms was introduced successfully.

As per directions of the Haryana Govt. five Bhutan Nationals have been admitted

to B.Sc. (Hons) Agri. 4 year programme. The secrecy work relating to external

pattern of examination in various UG and PG programmes has been successfully

completed. There is tough competition for admission to various degree

programmes of the University and admission to B.Sc. (Hons.) Agri. and M.Sc. in

FST, Molecular Biology & Biotechnology and Bio-informatics is done through

Entrance Test. Degrees upto 31.12.2012 have been awarded to the students.

8th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar

College of AgricultureCollege of AgricultureCollege of Agriculture

Dr. R. K. Pannu, Dean

There are four teen depar tments namely Agricultural

Economics, Agricultural Meteorology, Agronomy, Business

Management, Entomology, Extension Education, Forestry,

Genetics & Plant Breeding, Horticulture, Nematology, Plant

Pathology, Seed Science & Technology, Soil Science and

Vegetable Science and one independent unit i.e., Dryland

Agriculture in the College. College of Agriculture offers B.Sc.

(Hons.) Agriculture,4 year programme after 12th standard,

with an intake capacity of 120 students at Hisar campus (two

sections with two practical groups of each section) and 60

students at College of Agriculture, Kaul (Kaithal) campus

(one section with two practical groups). The college has also

started B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture, 6- year programme after

10th standard, at Hisar campus from Academic Session

2011-12 with an intake capacity of 50. The College has

revised Undergraduate Course Catalogue along with other

colleges of Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural

University as per the recommendations of IV Deans'

Committee of ICAR and implemented it from Academic

Session 2011-12. Modifications in course curriculum in

accordance with the prescribed limits have also been made

to fulfill the regional requirements. Major emphasis has been

laid on experiential learning with several options of choosing

specializations. Emphasis is also laid on practical learning.

Tutorial system for all undergraduate classes has been

strengthened for regular monitoring and over all development

of students.

In addition to the undergraduate teaching courses each

department of the College of Agriculture also offers M.Sc.

and Ph.D. Agriculture with many specializations. Department

of Business Management offers degrees in MBA (General)

and MBA (Agribusiness). Postgraduate Course Catalogue

has also been revised as per the recommendations of ICAR

9

CCS HAU towards CCS HAU towards Academic & Administrative ExcellenceAcademic & Administrative ExcellenceCCS HAU towards Academic & Administrative Excellence

Dr. S. S. DahiyaRegistrar

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I

The erstwhile Haryana Agricultural University, popularly known as HAU within

India and abroad, came into existence on February 2, 1970 by an Act of

Parliament "Haryana & Punjab Agricultural Universities Act, 1970". On 31st

October, 1991, it was rechristened as "Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana

Agricultural University". The University has continuously striven for excellence for

fulfilling all the three missions of a comprehensive land grant institution: teaching,

research and extension. True to its role of being a leading institution of the country,

CCS HAU has made significant contributions in agricultural education. Various

degree programmes are being run both at graduate and postgraduate levels, to

impart agricultural education so as to fulfil the demands of trained technical

manpower in different branches of agriculture, agricultural engineering, home

science and other allied fields.

Under the direct supervision and over-all authority of the Vice-Chancellor, the

Registrar serves as primary advisor on administrative matters. The Deans of

respective colleges bear the primary responsibility of running teaching

programmes alongwith Dean Post Graduate Studies who looks after the

postgraduate programmes. Objectivity, reliability, professional excellence and

positive approach are the guiding core values in broadening the agriculture

educational facilities in the State. As a consequence of the changing nature of a

growing economy in an era of globalization and knowledge, the significance of

agriculture education has been recognized and hence this University is capable of

continuous innovation to meet the corporate requirement.

With effect from 1.1.2009 a new Career Advancement Scheme for teachers has

been implemented in the University. This scheme provides promotional avenues

to the teachers. An Assistant Professor on the basis of consistent good

performance, passing through four stages, gets elevation to the level of Professor

within a span of 15 years. Not only this, 10% of Professors with 10 years service,

based on their scientific achievements of high order, are promoted as Senior

Professors. Also there is provision for grant of incentive increments to those

Assistant Professors/equivalent who join the University after attaining

Ph.D./M.Phil degree and qualifying NET. Those teachers who do Ph.D./M.Phil

while in service also get this benefit of incentive increments. During the last two

years as many as 25 Assistant Professors have been recruited.

During the year 2012-13 and 2013-14, 415 & 360 students have been admitted in

UG programmes and 503 & 309 in PG programmes, respectively. With effect

from the Session 2013-14 system of online submission of admission forms in

addition to offline submission of admission forms was introduced successfully.

As per directions of the Haryana Govt. five Bhutan Nationals have been admitted

to B.Sc. (Hons) Agri. 4 year programme. The secrecy work relating to external

pattern of examination in various UG and PG programmes has been successfully

completed. There is tough competition for admission to various degree

programmes of the University and admission to B.Sc. (Hons.) Agri. and M.Sc. in

FST, Molecular Biology & Biotechnology and Bio-informatics is done through

Entrance Test. Degrees upto 31.12.2012 have been awarded to the students.

8th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar

College of AgricultureCollege of AgricultureCollege of Agriculture

Dr. R. K. Pannu, Dean

There are four teen depar tments namely Agricultural

Economics, Agricultural Meteorology, Agronomy, Business

Management, Entomology, Extension Education, Forestry,

Genetics & Plant Breeding, Horticulture, Nematology, Plant

Pathology, Seed Science & Technology, Soil Science and

Vegetable Science and one independent unit i.e., Dryland

Agriculture in the College. College of Agriculture offers B.Sc.

(Hons.) Agriculture,4 year programme after 12th standard,

with an intake capacity of 120 students at Hisar campus (two

sections with two practical groups of each section) and 60

students at College of Agriculture, Kaul (Kaithal) campus

(one section with two practical groups). The college has also

started B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture, 6- year programme after

10th standard, at Hisar campus from Academic Session

2011-12 with an intake capacity of 50. The College has

revised Undergraduate Course Catalogue along with other

colleges of Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural

University as per the recommendations of IV Deans'

Committee of ICAR and implemented it from Academic

Session 2011-12. Modifications in course curriculum in

accordance with the prescribed limits have also been made

to fulfill the regional requirements. Major emphasis has been

laid on experiential learning with several options of choosing

specializations. Emphasis is also laid on practical learning.

Tutorial system for all undergraduate classes has been

strengthened for regular monitoring and over all development

of students.

In addition to the undergraduate teaching courses each

department of the College of Agriculture also offers M.Sc.

and Ph.D. Agriculture with many specializations. Department

of Business Management offers degrees in MBA (General)

and MBA (Agribusiness). Postgraduate Course Catalogue

has also been revised as per the recommendations of ICAR

9

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I10

TEACHINGCurrent UG Programs at a glance

*6-year program

Number of UG students admitted and passed out

An All time High Number of Foreign students (11 were admitted in B.Sc. (Hons.) Ag. 4-yr Program during 2013-14 session

Passed Out

2012-2013 139+62* 64 133

–2013-2014 81+59* 59

Admitted

Year COA, Hisar COA, Kaul COA (Hisar & Kaul)

Quality of students admitted to B.Sc. (Hons.) Ag. 4-yr. Program

Quality of students admitted to B.Sc. (Hons.) Ag. 6-yr. Program

Number of PG students admitted and passed out

The Total Nos. of students Passed Out from COA, Hisar and Kaul till 2012

% marks obtained

% marks obtained

Passed OutAdmitted

Highest

Highest

M.Sc.Session

M.Sc.Ph.D. Ph.D.

Lowest

Lowest

No. of Students appeared in CET

No. of Students appeared in CET

No. of Seats

No. of Seats

2012-13 7168 100 68.0 29.5

2013-14 13411 100 74.5 31.0

2012-13 3558 50 84.0 39.0

2013-14 5086 50 92.0 39.0

2011-12 107 44 80 05

2012-13 132 65 84 05

and implemented from Academic Session 2010-11. It has

been planned that the faculty working in research and

extension schemes at headquarter be also involved in

teaching courses, particularly specialized PG courses. This

step is being taken to improve the teaching quality by utilizing

the experience of the faculty in their fields of specializations.

Certain important steps are being taken for the improvement

of teaching quality such as: (i) Central Examination System

has been introduced for midterm as well as final

examinations for all the postgraduate courses being offered

in each semester by preparing single date sheet (ii) Teachers

involved in teaching of postgraduate classes are required to

submit Time Table and Course Outline before the start of

semester to ensure starting of classes from the very first day

and (iii) Teachers are also required to submit two sets of

question papers to the respective Heads of the Departments

for midterm as well as final examinations within fifteen days

of the start of each semester of the academic year.

The Salient Achievements of the College during last two years are mentioned here as under :

New Courses

A PG Diploma in Remote Sensing and GIS Applications in

Agriculture and Environment is being started w.e.f. 2012-13

New Facilities added

Renovation and Face-lifting of the College building is now

complete and it gives magnificent look

The Central Examination Hall is nearing completion and

will be commissioned shortly.

Accreditation

The college had been accreditated by the ICAR; the re-

accreditation for the next five years has been granted w.e.f.

08.03.2013.

Human Resource Development

The Departments of Entomology and Seed Science &

Technology identified by ICAR as Centres of Advance

Studies for Human Resource Development. Since 1995,

the Department of Entomology has conducted 27 training

programmes on different aspects of Entomology,

benefiting 469 participants from different parts of the

country.

Organized several capsule courses to help students

acquire competitive edge for JRF, SRF and NET

Organized several trainings on specific topics like

commercial floriculture, post-harvest technology,

mushroom cultivation, commercial agriculture wherein

students were taken to various SAUs, ICAR institutes and

industries for first hand exposure.

Achievements in Academics

No. of students selected for JRF (2011-13) = 20

No. of students selected for SRF (2011-13) = 10

No. of students qualified NET (2011-13) = 56

Fellowship (INSPIRE) (2011-13) = 10

All Round Best Students

2011-12 Ms Reena Saharan

2012-13Ms Sunita Sheoran

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 11

Achievements in sports

College of Agriculture, Hisar bagged the overall trophy

in inter-college sports tournament during 2011-12 and

2012-13.

Achievements in co-curricular activities

A group of 12 members undertook Peak Climbing expedition

to Mt. CB-14 (6078 M.) in Lahaul-Spiti from June 20-29,

2012.

College of Agriculture has one platoon of 54 cadets. Mr.

Davinder Singh, a third year student of B. Sc. (Hons.) Ag.

participated in Republic Day Parade on January 26, 2012.

The NSS has two units in College of Agriculture, Hisar; each

unit consists of about 100 students. The NSS units undertake

various social activities including AIDS awareness

campaigns, adult literacy programs, pulse polio campaign,

weed/grass eradication campaign, sanitation drives, blood

donation camps and creating awareness among farmers and

rural families with respect to various agricultural operations.

Blood donation camps are organised every year and a large

number of students donate blood; the programme has been

lauded by the district administration on a number of

occasions.

The Group on the top of Shingo La, 5090 M

Cultural activities

The College of Agriculture, Hisar emerged as the winner of

the trophy for past two consecutive years during the Youth

Festival - UTSAV.

Blood Donation Camp

Glimpses of cultural festivals

RESEARCH

Indian Council of Agricultural Research recognized the

outstanding contribution of university's rice team for the

development of Basmati rice varieties and awarded a

certificate of recognition. Similarly, ICAR declared our AICRP

centres of mungbean, potato, pearlmillet and maize as the

best in the country. Our centre of AICRP on Agro-

Meteorology was bestowed upon best information

dissemination award by CRIDA and ICAR.

IPR Granted & Filed: Department of Horticulture filed a patent

application on "De-stoning of ber fruits for its value addition"

(vide no. 1047/DEL/2013 dated 8th Apri, 2013).

Registration of material with NBPGR, New Delhi: Four G.

arboreum genetic male sterile lines namely GMS 2, GMS 4,

GMS 7 and GMS 16 have been registered with NBPGR, New

Delhi.

Registration of material with PPV& FRA, New Delhi: Three G.

hirsutum extant varieties (H 1117, H 1226 & H 1098), two G.

arboreum extant varieties (HD 123 & HD 324) and one desi

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I10

TEACHINGCurrent UG Programs at a glance

*6-year program

Number of UG students admitted and passed out

An All time High Number of Foreign students (11 were admitted in B.Sc. (Hons.) Ag. 4-yr Program during 2013-14 session

Passed Out

2012-2013 139+62* 64 133

–2013-2014 81+59* 59

Admitted

Year COA, Hisar COA, Kaul COA (Hisar & Kaul)

Quality of students admitted to B.Sc. (Hons.) Ag. 4-yr. Program

Quality of students admitted to B.Sc. (Hons.) Ag. 6-yr. Program

Number of PG students admitted and passed out

The Total Nos. of students Passed Out from COA, Hisar and Kaul till 2012

% marks obtained

% marks obtained

Passed OutAdmitted

Highest

Highest

M.Sc.Session

M.Sc.Ph.D. Ph.D.

Lowest

Lowest

No. of Students appeared in CET

No. of Students appeared in CET

No. of Seats

No. of Seats

2012-13 7168 100 68.0 29.5

2013-14 13411 100 74.5 31.0

2012-13 3558 50 84.0 39.0

2013-14 5086 50 92.0 39.0

2011-12 107 44 80 05

2012-13 132 65 84 05

and implemented from Academic Session 2010-11. It has

been planned that the faculty working in research and

extension schemes at headquarter be also involved in

teaching courses, particularly specialized PG courses. This

step is being taken to improve the teaching quality by utilizing

the experience of the faculty in their fields of specializations.

Certain important steps are being taken for the improvement

of teaching quality such as: (i) Central Examination System

has been introduced for midterm as well as final

examinations for all the postgraduate courses being offered

in each semester by preparing single date sheet (ii) Teachers

involved in teaching of postgraduate classes are required to

submit Time Table and Course Outline before the start of

semester to ensure starting of classes from the very first day

and (iii) Teachers are also required to submit two sets of

question papers to the respective Heads of the Departments

for midterm as well as final examinations within fifteen days

of the start of each semester of the academic year.

The Salient Achievements of the College during last two years are mentioned here as under :

New Courses

A PG Diploma in Remote Sensing and GIS Applications in

Agriculture and Environment is being started w.e.f. 2012-13

New Facilities added

Renovation and Face-lifting of the College building is now

complete and it gives magnificent look

The Central Examination Hall is nearing completion and

will be commissioned shortly.

Accreditation

The college had been accreditated by the ICAR; the re-

accreditation for the next five years has been granted w.e.f.

08.03.2013.

Human Resource Development

The Departments of Entomology and Seed Science &

Technology identified by ICAR as Centres of Advance

Studies for Human Resource Development. Since 1995,

the Department of Entomology has conducted 27 training

programmes on different aspects of Entomology,

benefiting 469 participants from different parts of the

country.

Organized several capsule courses to help students

acquire competitive edge for JRF, SRF and NET

Organized several trainings on specific topics like

commercial floriculture, post-harvest technology,

mushroom cultivation, commercial agriculture wherein

students were taken to various SAUs, ICAR institutes and

industries for first hand exposure.

Achievements in Academics

No. of students selected for JRF (2011-13) = 20

No. of students selected for SRF (2011-13) = 10

No. of students qualified NET (2011-13) = 56

Fellowship (INSPIRE) (2011-13) = 10

All Round Best Students

2011-12 Ms Reena Saharan

2012-13Ms Sunita Sheoran

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 11

Achievements in sports

College of Agriculture, Hisar bagged the overall trophy

in inter-college sports tournament during 2011-12 and

2012-13.

Achievements in co-curricular activities

A group of 12 members undertook Peak Climbing expedition

to Mt. CB-14 (6078 M.) in Lahaul-Spiti from June 20-29,

2012.

College of Agriculture has one platoon of 54 cadets. Mr.

Davinder Singh, a third year student of B. Sc. (Hons.) Ag.

participated in Republic Day Parade on January 26, 2012.

The NSS has two units in College of Agriculture, Hisar; each

unit consists of about 100 students. The NSS units undertake

various social activities including AIDS awareness

campaigns, adult literacy programs, pulse polio campaign,

weed/grass eradication campaign, sanitation drives, blood

donation camps and creating awareness among farmers and

rural families with respect to various agricultural operations.

Blood donation camps are organised every year and a large

number of students donate blood; the programme has been

lauded by the district administration on a number of

occasions.

The Group on the top of Shingo La, 5090 M

Cultural activities

The College of Agriculture, Hisar emerged as the winner of

the trophy for past two consecutive years during the Youth

Festival - UTSAV.

Blood Donation Camp

Glimpses of cultural festivals

RESEARCH

Indian Council of Agricultural Research recognized the

outstanding contribution of university's rice team for the

development of Basmati rice varieties and awarded a

certificate of recognition. Similarly, ICAR declared our AICRP

centres of mungbean, potato, pearlmillet and maize as the

best in the country. Our centre of AICRP on Agro-

Meteorology was bestowed upon best information

dissemination award by CRIDA and ICAR.

IPR Granted & Filed: Department of Horticulture filed a patent

application on "De-stoning of ber fruits for its value addition"

(vide no. 1047/DEL/2013 dated 8th Apri, 2013).

Registration of material with NBPGR, New Delhi: Four G.

arboreum genetic male sterile lines namely GMS 2, GMS 4,

GMS 7 and GMS 16 have been registered with NBPGR, New

Delhi.

Registration of material with PPV& FRA, New Delhi: Three G.

hirsutum extant varieties (H 1117, H 1226 & H 1098), two G.

arboreum extant varieties (HD 123 & HD 324) and one desi

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I12

HHB 234

HT 2

UH 1

MH 421

RH 0749

HFP 529

WH 1105

OS 346

Alumni of CoA performing various responsibilities in CCS

HAU

Dr KS Khokhar

Vice Chancellor, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr RK Pannu

Dean, College of Agriculture

Dr SS Siwach

Director Research & DEE, CCS HAU, Hisar

Dr SS Dahiya

Registrar, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr RK Walia

Assoc Dean, College of Agriculture, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Ram Singh

Director, Human Resource Management, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Ombir

Controller of Examinations, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Ram Kumar Yadav

Director of Students Welfare, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr RS Malik

Associate Director Students' Welfare, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Satish Kumar

Assoc Dean, Post Graduate Studies, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr AC Yadav

Director, Store and Purchase, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr RP Saharan

Project Director, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr KK Dahiya

Director, RDS Seed Farm, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Ramesh C Punia

Director Farms, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Surender S Dhankhar

Assoc Director (C&P), CCS HAU Hisar

Faculty members elevated to high positions in ICAR

Dr Dhiraj Singh

Director, Directorate of Rapeseed & Mustard Research,

Sewer, Bharatpur

Dr HP Yadav

Project Coordinator, All India Coordinated Pearl Millet

Improvement Project (ICAR), JAU, Mandor, Jodhpur

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 13

cotton hybrid i.e. AAH- 1 were registered with PPV& FR, New

Delhi. Further one conventional intra hirsutum hybrid HHH

223 and one GMS based intra hirsutum hybrid HHH 287 have

also been registered.

Grant of licenses for seed production: CCS HAU gave non-

exclusive license for seed production and marketing of newly

developed hybrid HHB 197, HHB 67 Improved and HHB 223

and another hybrid HHB 226 of bajara; and dhaincha variety

(DH 1).

Extension activities

Dissemination of value added weather based agro-

advisory by Mobile SMS to the farmers launched by Vice

Chancellor Dr KS Khokhar at Kisan Mela on 21 March

2011.

Organized Parthenium eradication week from August 7-

17, 2011 and August 16-22, 2012.

Field days on direct seeding of rice, mechanized

t ransplant ing of r ice, resource conser vat ion

technologies, MTPR, Orobanche management by use of

glyphosate were organized.

Demonstration of zero tillage in wheat, cotton, pearl millet

and sorghum crops, besides management of herbicide

resistant against Phalaris minor were organized.

More than 200 various training on agriculture and allied

income generating activities viz., efficient marketing of

Agricultural produce and reduction of post harvest

losses, source of credit & its management, efficient use

of farm resources, utilization of credit & its management,

maintenance of farm records, economics of live-stock

enterprises, skill development in marketing of fruit,

vegetables, food grains, milk and milk products were

conducted During the period 2011-12 and 2012-13.

About ten thousand farmers and extension officials of the

different allied department were benefited.

In the scheme "Precision Farming Development Centre",

nine trainings were conducted during the year 2011-12

and 2012-2013 on use of plastic in Horticultural crops

and Micro irrigation.

Faculty Awards and Recognition

ICAR best Teacher award:

Dr RK Pannu 2009-10 (Awarded in 2013)

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I12

HHB 234

HT 2

UH 1

MH 421

RH 0749

HFP 529

WH 1105

OS 346

Alumni of CoA performing various responsibilities in CCS

HAU

Dr KS Khokhar

Vice Chancellor, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr RK Pannu

Dean, College of Agriculture

Dr SS Siwach

Director Research & DEE, CCS HAU, Hisar

Dr SS Dahiya

Registrar, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr RK Walia

Assoc Dean, College of Agriculture, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Ram Singh

Director, Human Resource Management, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Ombir

Controller of Examinations, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Ram Kumar Yadav

Director of Students Welfare, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr RS Malik

Associate Director Students' Welfare, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Satish Kumar

Assoc Dean, Post Graduate Studies, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr AC Yadav

Director, Store and Purchase, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr RP Saharan

Project Director, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr KK Dahiya

Director, RDS Seed Farm, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Ramesh C Punia

Director Farms, CCS HAU Hisar

Dr Surender S Dhankhar

Assoc Director (C&P), CCS HAU Hisar

Faculty members elevated to high positions in ICAR

Dr Dhiraj Singh

Director, Directorate of Rapeseed & Mustard Research,

Sewer, Bharatpur

Dr HP Yadav

Project Coordinator, All India Coordinated Pearl Millet

Improvement Project (ICAR), JAU, Mandor, Jodhpur

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 13

cotton hybrid i.e. AAH- 1 were registered with PPV& FR, New

Delhi. Further one conventional intra hirsutum hybrid HHH

223 and one GMS based intra hirsutum hybrid HHH 287 have

also been registered.

Grant of licenses for seed production: CCS HAU gave non-

exclusive license for seed production and marketing of newly

developed hybrid HHB 197, HHB 67 Improved and HHB 223

and another hybrid HHB 226 of bajara; and dhaincha variety

(DH 1).

Extension activities

Dissemination of value added weather based agro-

advisory by Mobile SMS to the farmers launched by Vice

Chancellor Dr KS Khokhar at Kisan Mela on 21 March

2011.

Organized Parthenium eradication week from August 7-

17, 2011 and August 16-22, 2012.

Field days on direct seeding of rice, mechanized

t ransplant ing of r ice, resource conser vat ion

technologies, MTPR, Orobanche management by use of

glyphosate were organized.

Demonstration of zero tillage in wheat, cotton, pearl millet

and sorghum crops, besides management of herbicide

resistant against Phalaris minor were organized.

More than 200 various training on agriculture and allied

income generating activities viz., efficient marketing of

Agricultural produce and reduction of post harvest

losses, source of credit & its management, efficient use

of farm resources, utilization of credit & its management,

maintenance of farm records, economics of live-stock

enterprises, skill development in marketing of fruit,

vegetables, food grains, milk and milk products were

conducted During the period 2011-12 and 2012-13.

About ten thousand farmers and extension officials of the

different allied department were benefited.

In the scheme "Precision Farming Development Centre",

nine trainings were conducted during the year 2011-12

and 2012-2013 on use of plastic in Horticultural crops

and Micro irrigation.

Faculty Awards and Recognition

ICAR best Teacher award:

Dr RK Pannu 2009-10 (Awarded in 2013)

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I14

The first batch of B.Sc (Hons) Agriculture degree passed out

in 1986. A total number of 1070 students have graduated

from this college. At present the college has 202 students

on roll including 36 girls with an annual intake of 59 students

including ICAR candidates selected on the basis of All India

Entrance Test. The college has a competent faculty of 17

teachers to impart quality education and 67 supporting non-

teaching staff. It has separate boys' and girls' hostels with a

capacity of 204 and 26 students, respectively. A spacious

air-conditioned library contains 12704 titles of which 10420

are books. Library observes double shift during examination

period.

Students' excellence in academics

Students bagged 15 University Gold Medals since the 1st

pass out class in 1985-86. Besides, University Gold Medals

students bagged 6 ASPEE Gold Medals and 1 Mrs N.L.

Kshetry Gold Medal. In the final year, Agronomy and Crop

Improvement are the most sought elective subjects from the

academic as well as job point of view. In academic year

ending June, 2013 Ms. Reena Kumari obtained highest OGPA

to be awarded Univ Gold medal while five students have

qualified ICAR- JRF cum M,Sc admission test and one

thobtained 9 rank in All India M.Sc Biotechnology Entrance

Examination. An M.Sc student Mr. Jaswant Singh Khokhar

of the Dept. of Genetics & Plant Breeding was selected for

Ph. D fellowship in Nottingham University, U.K

Faculty excellence

Faculty members have vast experience of their subject matter

having earned their Ph. D degrees from highly reputed

institute like IARI, HPKV, PAU, HAU etc. Four University best

teachers awards ( Drs. R. S Pannu, D. P. Nandal, Devi Singh

and Labh Singh), three ICAR awards ( Dr A.K. Sarial-2,

Dr. U. Ahuja-1 ) and an IARI Gold Medal (Dr. A. K. Sarial) are

the guiding and inspirational achievements of our faculty.

Besides, two faculty members' enriched experience of 2-4

years in Universities and organizations abroad have

strengthened our teaching activities. Our faculty has also

been bestowed with distinction and national honour for

developing products like world's longest grain basmati

variety Pusa basmati1121 which is currently occupying 70%

of the total basmati grown area in the country and

contributing Rs 11600 crores in foreign exchange.

Student development and achievements in co-curricular

activities: The Directorate of Students' Welfare looks after the

welfare of the students' right from the time of their admission

for their housing, medical facilities, vocational trainings,

placement and career guidance, sports, cultural activities,

NCC, NSS, literary activities & fine arts, mountaineering and

other adventure sports etc. A number of times students of

this college have bagged best athletes titles in annual

university sports meet and earned trophies. A number of

students have qualified in national competition for JRF/

admission and got placements in Banks, Army, Sugar

Industry, Seeds and Pesticides organizations besides,

getting jobs in state department of agriculture.

College of Agriculture, KaulCollege of Agriculture, KaulCollege of Agriculture, Kaul

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 15

College of Basic Sciences & HumanitiesCollege of Basic Sciences & HumanitiesCollege of Basic Sciences & Humanities

Dr. Santosh Dhillon, Dean

The college of Basic Sciences and Humanities was

established in 1970. It is housed in a four storey building with

well equipped laboratories, modern class rooms with LCD

facilities, air-conditioned committee rooms and an

auditorium with a seating capacity of about 300 persons. It

has 32 net houses, two transgenic green houses, a bio-

fertilizer production unit and a biogas plant. It has nine

depar tments namely, Biochemistry, Botany & Plant

Physiology, Chemistry & Physics, Languages & Haryanavi

Culture, Mathematics & Statistics, Microbiology, Molecular

Biology & Biotechnology, Sociology and Zoology. Besides

this it has a Bioinformatics Centre, Computer Centre and a

Centre of Food Science and Technology. The Computer

Centre is a central facility which provides networking facilities

at the university level. The College offers Postgraduate

degrees in all above disciplines except Computer Science

and Languages & Haryanvi Culture.

TEACHING

Since its inception, College of Basic Sciences and

Humanities has made tremendous progress. Faculty of the

college is well qualified and trained abroad in their specialized

areas. At present College offers 250 UG and PG courses to

the students of all the constituent colleges of the University.

Centre of Food Science and Technology also offers courses

to B.Tech (Agriculture Engineering) and MBA (Agri-business)

students. The college has world class teaching and research

laboratories with latest equipments such as Real Time PCR,

ELISA reader, Gel Documentation system, GLC, Fermenter,

Chlorophyll Fluorescence Meter, Rapid Visco Analyzer,

Texture Analyzer and Fibre Analyzer.

The college organizes trainings/workshops in the fields of

Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Liquid Biofertilizers, Food

Processing and Value Addition, Communication Skills and

Personality Development, Statistical methods and data

analysis etc. for the students and faculty members from

various institutions of Haryana and other States. The college

awards prizes and medals to meritorious students.

A number of students have received national/ international

fellowships/ scholarships from agencies like UGC/CSIR/

ICAR/DBT/ DST, Monsanto-Beachell Borlaug, BBSRC-DFID,

Canadian Commonwealth and have cleared NET/ JRF

examinations. The students passed from this college are

pursuing higher degrees in reputed National and International

Institutes and got jobs in reputed Institutions such as ASRB,

DRDO, ICAR, ICGEB, SAUs, Govt. Colleges, public/ private

institutions/industries etc.

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I14

The first batch of B.Sc (Hons) Agriculture degree passed out

in 1986. A total number of 1070 students have graduated

from this college. At present the college has 202 students

on roll including 36 girls with an annual intake of 59 students

including ICAR candidates selected on the basis of All India

Entrance Test. The college has a competent faculty of 17

teachers to impart quality education and 67 supporting non-

teaching staff. It has separate boys' and girls' hostels with a

capacity of 204 and 26 students, respectively. A spacious

air-conditioned library contains 12704 titles of which 10420

are books. Library observes double shift during examination

period.

Students' excellence in academics

Students bagged 15 University Gold Medals since the 1st

pass out class in 1985-86. Besides, University Gold Medals

students bagged 6 ASPEE Gold Medals and 1 Mrs N.L.

Kshetry Gold Medal. In the final year, Agronomy and Crop

Improvement are the most sought elective subjects from the

academic as well as job point of view. In academic year

ending June, 2013 Ms. Reena Kumari obtained highest OGPA

to be awarded Univ Gold medal while five students have

qualified ICAR- JRF cum M,Sc admission test and one

thobtained 9 rank in All India M.Sc Biotechnology Entrance

Examination. An M.Sc student Mr. Jaswant Singh Khokhar

of the Dept. of Genetics & Plant Breeding was selected for

Ph. D fellowship in Nottingham University, U.K

Faculty excellence

Faculty members have vast experience of their subject matter

having earned their Ph. D degrees from highly reputed

institute like IARI, HPKV, PAU, HAU etc. Four University best

teachers awards ( Drs. R. S Pannu, D. P. Nandal, Devi Singh

and Labh Singh), three ICAR awards ( Dr A.K. Sarial-2,

Dr. U. Ahuja-1 ) and an IARI Gold Medal (Dr. A. K. Sarial) are

the guiding and inspirational achievements of our faculty.

Besides, two faculty members' enriched experience of 2-4

years in Universities and organizations abroad have

strengthened our teaching activities. Our faculty has also

been bestowed with distinction and national honour for

developing products like world's longest grain basmati

variety Pusa basmati1121 which is currently occupying 70%

of the total basmati grown area in the country and

contributing Rs 11600 crores in foreign exchange.

Student development and achievements in co-curricular

activities: The Directorate of Students' Welfare looks after the

welfare of the students' right from the time of their admission

for their housing, medical facilities, vocational trainings,

placement and career guidance, sports, cultural activities,

NCC, NSS, literary activities & fine arts, mountaineering and

other adventure sports etc. A number of times students of

this college have bagged best athletes titles in annual

university sports meet and earned trophies. A number of

students have qualified in national competition for JRF/

admission and got placements in Banks, Army, Sugar

Industry, Seeds and Pesticides organizations besides,

getting jobs in state department of agriculture.

College of Agriculture, KaulCollege of Agriculture, KaulCollege of Agriculture, Kaul

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 15

College of Basic Sciences & HumanitiesCollege of Basic Sciences & HumanitiesCollege of Basic Sciences & Humanities

Dr. Santosh Dhillon, Dean

The college of Basic Sciences and Humanities was

established in 1970. It is housed in a four storey building with

well equipped laboratories, modern class rooms with LCD

facilities, air-conditioned committee rooms and an

auditorium with a seating capacity of about 300 persons. It

has 32 net houses, two transgenic green houses, a bio-

fertilizer production unit and a biogas plant. It has nine

depar tments namely, Biochemistry, Botany & Plant

Physiology, Chemistry & Physics, Languages & Haryanavi

Culture, Mathematics & Statistics, Microbiology, Molecular

Biology & Biotechnology, Sociology and Zoology. Besides

this it has a Bioinformatics Centre, Computer Centre and a

Centre of Food Science and Technology. The Computer

Centre is a central facility which provides networking facilities

at the university level. The College offers Postgraduate

degrees in all above disciplines except Computer Science

and Languages & Haryanvi Culture.

TEACHING

Since its inception, College of Basic Sciences and

Humanities has made tremendous progress. Faculty of the

college is well qualified and trained abroad in their specialized

areas. At present College offers 250 UG and PG courses to

the students of all the constituent colleges of the University.

Centre of Food Science and Technology also offers courses

to B.Tech (Agriculture Engineering) and MBA (Agri-business)

students. The college has world class teaching and research

laboratories with latest equipments such as Real Time PCR,

ELISA reader, Gel Documentation system, GLC, Fermenter,

Chlorophyll Fluorescence Meter, Rapid Visco Analyzer,

Texture Analyzer and Fibre Analyzer.

The college organizes trainings/workshops in the fields of

Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Liquid Biofertilizers, Food

Processing and Value Addition, Communication Skills and

Personality Development, Statistical methods and data

analysis etc. for the students and faculty members from

various institutions of Haryana and other States. The college

awards prizes and medals to meritorious students.

A number of students have received national/ international

fellowships/ scholarships from agencies like UGC/CSIR/

ICAR/DBT/ DST, Monsanto-Beachell Borlaug, BBSRC-DFID,

Canadian Commonwealth and have cleared NET/ JRF

examinations. The students passed from this college are

pursuing higher degrees in reputed National and International

Institutes and got jobs in reputed Institutions such as ASRB,

DRDO, ICAR, ICGEB, SAUs, Govt. Colleges, public/ private

institutions/industries etc.

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I16

RESEARCH

The college aims at basic and strategic inter-disciplinary

research which has direct and indirect applications in

agriculture field. A number of research projects from outside

agencies such as NAIP, DBT, DST, MFPI, CSIR, DRDO, UGC

and RKVY are in operation.The main focus of the research in

Basic sciences is targeted towards increase in crop

production and its protection by:

Development of eco-friendly and cost effective

technologies to improve agricultural productivity and

quality through various physiological, biochemical,

microbial, biotechnological and molecular approaches.

DNA fingerprinting and diversity analysis of important

plant species.

Data mining of genes and proteins available in database.

Identification and characterization of new novel microbial

strains for fermentation, biofer tilizer production, bio-

control and bio-pesticides production.

Biodiversity of useful microorganisms under different

climatic conditions.

To develop overall personality of the students, the College

organizes a number of extra-curricular activities such as

debates, declamation contests, poster and quiz

competitions, celebration of World Food Day, National

Science Day, Chrysanthemum flower show etc. for students

from all the constituent colleges of the University. The

students of the college actively participate in events such as

sports and youth festival organized at University level and

have received a number of prizes.

Molecular Biology Laboratory

Vice Chancellor, Dr. K.S. Khokhar giving away the prizes

Chrysanthemum flower show

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 17

Use of probiotics for control of diseases in animals.

Identification of efficient biodrainer tree species and their

popularization.

Development of novel post harvest technology to

enhance shelf life and reduce losses.

Development of low cost food processing technologies

Fresher's day celebration Group Dance

Value Added Product

Liquid Biofertilizers

Bt Transgenic Chickpea

Value Added Biscuits & Shakarpare

and to standardize health, functional, intermediate

moisture foods (IMF), instant/convenience ready to

cook/drink and serve foods.

Assessment of different technologies developed for

agriculture and industries at users sites.

Patenting and Commercialization of technologies.

Micropropagated strawberry

Biodegradable Plastics

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I16

RESEARCH

The college aims at basic and strategic inter-disciplinary

research which has direct and indirect applications in

agriculture field. A number of research projects from outside

agencies such as NAIP, DBT, DST, MFPI, CSIR, DRDO, UGC

and RKVY are in operation.The main focus of the research in

Basic sciences is targeted towards increase in crop

production and its protection by:

Development of eco-friendly and cost effective

technologies to improve agricultural productivity and

quality through various physiological, biochemical,

microbial, biotechnological and molecular approaches.

DNA fingerprinting and diversity analysis of important

plant species.

Data mining of genes and proteins available in database.

Identification and characterization of new novel microbial

strains for fermentation, biofer tilizer production, bio-

control and bio-pesticides production.

Biodiversity of useful microorganisms under different

climatic conditions.

To develop overall personality of the students, the College

organizes a number of extra-curricular activities such as

debates, declamation contests, poster and quiz

competitions, celebration of World Food Day, National

Science Day, Chrysanthemum flower show etc. for students

from all the constituent colleges of the University. The

students of the college actively participate in events such as

sports and youth festival organized at University level and

have received a number of prizes.

Molecular Biology Laboratory

Vice Chancellor, Dr. K.S. Khokhar giving away the prizes

Chrysanthemum flower show

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 17

Use of probiotics for control of diseases in animals.

Identification of efficient biodrainer tree species and their

popularization.

Development of novel post harvest technology to

enhance shelf life and reduce losses.

Development of low cost food processing technologies

Fresher's day celebration Group Dance

Value Added Product

Liquid Biofertilizers

Bt Transgenic Chickpea

Value Added Biscuits & Shakarpare

and to standardize health, functional, intermediate

moisture foods (IMF), instant/convenience ready to

cook/drink and serve foods.

Assessment of different technologies developed for

agriculture and industries at users sites.

Patenting and Commercialization of technologies.

Micropropagated strawberry

Biodegradable Plastics

IC College of Home ScienceIC College of Home ScienceIC College of Home Science

Indira Chakravarty College of Home Science, a college with a

difference from the contemporary traditional colleges was

established in 1973 with a vision to create a temple of

learning for rural girls in higher education and to dedicate its

activities for development of rural women, homes and

communities. This college has garnered a reputation for

excellence and a proven record of students' success over the

40 years of its existence.

TEACHING

The college offers two undergraduate degree programmes of

four and six years duration leading to B.Sc. (Hons.) Home

Science. This programme has a unique feature of providing

professional education in the final year through various

Professional Elective courses viz. Bakery and Confectionery,

Institutional Housekeeping, Interior Decoration, Apparel

Designing, Mass Communication and Journalism, and Pre-

School Management. During the last two years 498 B.Sc.,

128 M.Sc., 89 Ph.D. and 72 students in certificate courses

were on roll. To encourage the students, the Annual Prize

distribution function was organized and prizes were awarded

to meritorious students on Oct. 19, 2013. Laboratories for

media designing and production and bakery under

experiential learning for developing entrepreneurial skills

among students is working effectively for providing hands on

training.

The professional courses are followed by 12 weeks Rural

Home Work Experience (RHWE) and eight weeks In-plant

training in the related industry/organization. The students

Dr. Saroj S. Jeet Singh, Dean

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I18th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 19

under RHWE take home science technologies to the

doorsteps of rural families and work in the village. During in-

plant training nearly 80 per cent of the students get job offers.

Those who do not opt for jobs, take admissions in M.Sc. in

various disciplines of Home Sciences. Besides doing M.Sc.

and Ph.D. in Home Sciences, students also go for other

degrees/diplomas in NIFT, NID, Business Administration,

Mass Communication, Food Science and Technology, Hotel

Management, Tourism and Airlines industries.

The workshop of stakeholders was organized on 17th

August, 2013 to discuss the courses offered by College of

Home Sciences and to make modification as per the needs of

stakeholders for better job market. MOU was signed with

Textile Institute of Technology, Bhiwani on 17th February,

2012 to facilitate research and teaching in Department of

Textile and Apparel Designing. MOUs was also signed with

two entrepreneurs, DKS Incorporate, Hisar and Kamboj

Foods Pvt. Ltd., Indri, Karnal for value added products of

pearl millet and quality maize and shelf stable pearl millet

flour.

Centre of Excellence on "Processing & Value Addition of Pearl

Millet for Nutritional Security" has been established in the

Department of Foods & Nutrition. This Centre of Excellence

is sanctioned under Initiative for Nutrition Security through

Intensive Millet Production (INSIMP), Ministry of Agriculture,

GOI.

RESEARCH

Total 18 Research projects funded by State schemes or other

agencies are presently run in the college. Four projects were

completed during last two years.

EXTENSION

All the departments of the college have been actively

engaged in transfer of developed technologies to rural and

urban women, field functionaries using the whole village

participatory and community approach through trainings,

lectures, demonstrations, exhibitions, field days, campaigns,

radio and T.V. talks etc. Specific days are celebrated by the

college every year on regular basis viz. Women in Agriculture

Day on 4th December, International Women's Day on 8th

March, World Consumers' Rights Day on 15th March, World

Environment Day on 5th June, Breast Feeding Week (1st - 7th

August), National Nutrition Week (1st - 7th Sept.), Energy

Conservation day on 14th December, Van Mahotsav etc.

IC College of Home ScienceIC College of Home ScienceIC College of Home Science

Indira Chakravarty College of Home Science, a college with a

difference from the contemporary traditional colleges was

established in 1973 with a vision to create a temple of

learning for rural girls in higher education and to dedicate its

activities for development of rural women, homes and

communities. This college has garnered a reputation for

excellence and a proven record of students' success over the

40 years of its existence.

TEACHING

The college offers two undergraduate degree programmes of

four and six years duration leading to B.Sc. (Hons.) Home

Science. This programme has a unique feature of providing

professional education in the final year through various

Professional Elective courses viz. Bakery and Confectionery,

Institutional Housekeeping, Interior Decoration, Apparel

Designing, Mass Communication and Journalism, and Pre-

School Management. During the last two years 498 B.Sc.,

128 M.Sc., 89 Ph.D. and 72 students in certificate courses

were on roll. To encourage the students, the Annual Prize

distribution function was organized and prizes were awarded

to meritorious students on Oct. 19, 2013. Laboratories for

media designing and production and bakery under

experiential learning for developing entrepreneurial skills

among students is working effectively for providing hands on

training.

The professional courses are followed by 12 weeks Rural

Home Work Experience (RHWE) and eight weeks In-plant

training in the related industry/organization. The students

Dr. Saroj S. Jeet Singh, Dean

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I18th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 19

under RHWE take home science technologies to the

doorsteps of rural families and work in the village. During in-

plant training nearly 80 per cent of the students get job offers.

Those who do not opt for jobs, take admissions in M.Sc. in

various disciplines of Home Sciences. Besides doing M.Sc.

and Ph.D. in Home Sciences, students also go for other

degrees/diplomas in NIFT, NID, Business Administration,

Mass Communication, Food Science and Technology, Hotel

Management, Tourism and Airlines industries.

The workshop of stakeholders was organized on 17th

August, 2013 to discuss the courses offered by College of

Home Sciences and to make modification as per the needs of

stakeholders for better job market. MOU was signed with

Textile Institute of Technology, Bhiwani on 17th February,

2012 to facilitate research and teaching in Department of

Textile and Apparel Designing. MOUs was also signed with

two entrepreneurs, DKS Incorporate, Hisar and Kamboj

Foods Pvt. Ltd., Indri, Karnal for value added products of

pearl millet and quality maize and shelf stable pearl millet

flour.

Centre of Excellence on "Processing & Value Addition of Pearl

Millet for Nutritional Security" has been established in the

Department of Foods & Nutrition. This Centre of Excellence

is sanctioned under Initiative for Nutrition Security through

Intensive Millet Production (INSIMP), Ministry of Agriculture,

GOI.

RESEARCH

Total 18 Research projects funded by State schemes or other

agencies are presently run in the college. Four projects were

completed during last two years.

EXTENSION

All the departments of the college have been actively

engaged in transfer of developed technologies to rural and

urban women, field functionaries using the whole village

participatory and community approach through trainings,

lectures, demonstrations, exhibitions, field days, campaigns,

radio and T.V. talks etc. Specific days are celebrated by the

college every year on regular basis viz. Women in Agriculture

Day on 4th December, International Women's Day on 8th

March, World Consumers' Rights Day on 15th March, World

Environment Day on 5th June, Breast Feeding Week (1st - 7th

August), National Nutrition Week (1st - 7th Sept.), Energy

Conservation day on 14th December, Van Mahotsav etc.

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I20

NCC at I.C. College of Home Sciences rejuvenated in 2012

after a gap of seven years. Two of our cadets were selected

for PVSC, on the basis of their performance in 'B' certificate

examination. Considering their achievements in PVSC, both

our cadets were also selected for Vayu Sena Camp,

Bangalore. One cadet bagged Silver Medal in Aero modeling

and other was judged as best in flying.

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

Besides teaching, research and extension activities faculty

published a number of books, teaching and practical

manuals, and technical research and extension bulletins for

curriculum delivery and to develop understanding on

different issues related to women empowerment. The faculty

members actively par ticipated in 86 national and 20

international seminars/ conferences/trainings etc. for

enhancing their professional competency.

National Seminar on Scenario of Women in Agriculture and

Future Projections was organized in collaboration with

Society of Home Scientists for Agricultural and Rural

Institutions sponsored by Ministry of Women and Child

Development, Government of India, New Delhi on 16-17

February, 2012.

Two teachers received best teacher award for the year 2010-

2011. Certificate of appreciation for the protective clothing

developed for farm workers has been awarded at Global

Conference on Women in Agriculture jointly organized by

ICAR and Asia Pacific Association of Agricultural Research at

New Delhi. The faculty of the college made mark at

International level too in reputed universities and presented

papers at Canada, Netherlands, Switzerland and Italy.

STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS

During Last two academic sessions, 23 students cleared JRF

and 14 students cleared ICAR/UGC NET, while 34 students

got employment in different sectors viz; teaching, research,

and multinational companies of garment, bakery media.

Along with the academic activities sports and co-curricular

activities were also given due importance and the students of

the college made their mark in the University Athletic Meets.

Under the banner of Sumn Sudha Society students organise

Fresher's Day, Talent Hunt, Farewell Party and Teacher's Day.

One of the students Ms. Arushi got Ist position in Yoga and

won Silver and one student received Bronze model in All Inter

Agricultural University Sports games meet at Karnataka.

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 21

Veterinary SciencesVeterinary SciencesVeterinary Sciences

MAJ GEN SHRI KANT, SM, VSM (Retd)Vice-Chancellor

Lala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary and Animal SciencesHisar, Haryana

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant, SM, VSM (Retd.) appointed as

Vice-Chancellor of Lala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary &

Animal Sciences, Hisar.

Major General (Dr.) Shri Kant, SM, VSM. (Retd.) has been

appointed as new Vice-Chancellor of the Lala Lajpat Rai

University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Hisar. Major

General Dr. Shri Kant (Retd.) has assumed the charge of the

post of the Vice-Chancellor on 21st June, 2013. He is a

Graduate and Post-Graduate from the College of Veterinary

Sciences, Hisar (erstwhile part of CCSHAU, Hisar). Dr. Shri

Kant retired from the post of Major General, Remount

Veterinary Corps, Meerut on 31st March, 2012. He has also

served on several important posts such as Brigadier,

Remount Veterinary Services, Eastern Commandant Head

Quar ter, Kolkata and Commandant of Central Military

Veterinary Laboratory, Meerut besides Commandant of

Equine Breeding Stud, Hisar from 2001 to 2004.

National Convention on "Role of Veterinarians on Quality

Assurance of Livestock Products and International Trade"

and XII convocation of National Academy of Veterinary

Sciences (India) was organized at LUVAS from Jan. 28-29,

2014.

The convention was inaugurated by Hon'ble Chief Minister of

Haryana, Sh. Bhupinder Singh Hooda. Speaking on the

ocassion he said that Haryana is famous for Murrah breed of

buffalo and Haryana breed of cow and there is need to further

improve the production of both these breeds. Keeping in

view of decreasing land holding for agriculture, there is scope

for commercial dairy farming in the State and LUVAS has

taken right step to establish a college of Dairy Science and

Technology. He appreciated the effor ts of Scientists at

LUVAS and hoped that deliberations at the convention will

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I20

NCC at I.C. College of Home Sciences rejuvenated in 2012

after a gap of seven years. Two of our cadets were selected

for PVSC, on the basis of their performance in 'B' certificate

examination. Considering their achievements in PVSC, both

our cadets were also selected for Vayu Sena Camp,

Bangalore. One cadet bagged Silver Medal in Aero modeling

and other was judged as best in flying.

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

Besides teaching, research and extension activities faculty

published a number of books, teaching and practical

manuals, and technical research and extension bulletins for

curriculum delivery and to develop understanding on

different issues related to women empowerment. The faculty

members actively par ticipated in 86 national and 20

international seminars/ conferences/trainings etc. for

enhancing their professional competency.

National Seminar on Scenario of Women in Agriculture and

Future Projections was organized in collaboration with

Society of Home Scientists for Agricultural and Rural

Institutions sponsored by Ministry of Women and Child

Development, Government of India, New Delhi on 16-17

February, 2012.

Two teachers received best teacher award for the year 2010-

2011. Certificate of appreciation for the protective clothing

developed for farm workers has been awarded at Global

Conference on Women in Agriculture jointly organized by

ICAR and Asia Pacific Association of Agricultural Research at

New Delhi. The faculty of the college made mark at

International level too in reputed universities and presented

papers at Canada, Netherlands, Switzerland and Italy.

STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS

During Last two academic sessions, 23 students cleared JRF

and 14 students cleared ICAR/UGC NET, while 34 students

got employment in different sectors viz; teaching, research,

and multinational companies of garment, bakery media.

Along with the academic activities sports and co-curricular

activities were also given due importance and the students of

the college made their mark in the University Athletic Meets.

Under the banner of Sumn Sudha Society students organise

Fresher's Day, Talent Hunt, Farewell Party and Teacher's Day.

One of the students Ms. Arushi got Ist position in Yoga and

won Silver and one student received Bronze model in All Inter

Agricultural University Sports games meet at Karnataka.

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 21

Veterinary SciencesVeterinary SciencesVeterinary Sciences

MAJ GEN SHRI KANT, SM, VSM (Retd)Vice-Chancellor

Lala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary and Animal SciencesHisar, Haryana

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant, SM, VSM (Retd.) appointed as

Vice-Chancellor of Lala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary &

Animal Sciences, Hisar.

Major General (Dr.) Shri Kant, SM, VSM. (Retd.) has been

appointed as new Vice-Chancellor of the Lala Lajpat Rai

University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Hisar. Major

General Dr. Shri Kant (Retd.) has assumed the charge of the

post of the Vice-Chancellor on 21st June, 2013. He is a

Graduate and Post-Graduate from the College of Veterinary

Sciences, Hisar (erstwhile part of CCSHAU, Hisar). Dr. Shri

Kant retired from the post of Major General, Remount

Veterinary Corps, Meerut on 31st March, 2012. He has also

served on several important posts such as Brigadier,

Remount Veterinary Services, Eastern Commandant Head

Quar ter, Kolkata and Commandant of Central Military

Veterinary Laboratory, Meerut besides Commandant of

Equine Breeding Stud, Hisar from 2001 to 2004.

National Convention on "Role of Veterinarians on Quality

Assurance of Livestock Products and International Trade"

and XII convocation of National Academy of Veterinary

Sciences (India) was organized at LUVAS from Jan. 28-29,

2014.

The convention was inaugurated by Hon'ble Chief Minister of

Haryana, Sh. Bhupinder Singh Hooda. Speaking on the

ocassion he said that Haryana is famous for Murrah breed of

buffalo and Haryana breed of cow and there is need to further

improve the production of both these breeds. Keeping in

view of decreasing land holding for agriculture, there is scope

for commercial dairy farming in the State and LUVAS has

taken right step to establish a college of Dairy Science and

Technology. He appreciated the effor ts of Scientists at

LUVAS and hoped that deliberations at the convention will

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I22

result in some useful practical recommendations for the

benefit of farmers.

On this ocassion Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant, Vice-Chancellor

welcomed the Chief Guest and delegates. He said keeping in

view the present day importance of food safety, this

conference has been organized. Scientists of different

national research centres & veterinary universities in india

and field vetenarians of Haryana participated in this event.

Lala Lajpat Rai Univ. of Veterinary and Animal Sciences

Regional Research Centre on Foot and Mouth Disease stands

First continuously for the Fourth Time

The Regional Research Centre on Foot and Mouth Disease

(RRC on FMD), LUVAS proved its excellence by bagging first

position amongst the 23 Centres of Project Directorate on

FMD (ICAR) throughout the country. Stating this, Maj Gen.

(Dr.) Shri Kant, SM, VSM (Retd.), Vice-Chancellor informed

that this is continuously for the fourth time that our scientists

have brought this honour for the University. He congratulated

the scientists: Dr. Ravindra Sharma and Dr. Naresh Kakker,

both Senior Scientists of the Department of Veterinary

Microbiology.

Pashu Gyan Mela

The Directorate of Extension Education organised a Pashu

Gyan Mela in village Balu, Kaithal Distt. on October 10, 2013,

in which large number of farmers participated. Maj. Gen.

(Dr.) Shri Kant, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor inaugurated the Mela

and inspired the farmers for bringing improvement in Animal

Husbandry and Dairying Sectors. A clinical camp was also

organised in which more than hundred animals were treated

for surgical, gynaecological and general health problems. An

exhibition showcasing different research activities of the

University was a centre of attraction for the visitors.

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 23

IAVMI" in its 27th Annual Convention and National

Symposium on "Productivity Enhancement Through

Improved Animal Health & Nutrition". The Award ceremony

was held at the Inaugural Function organized by IAVMI in

collaboration with the Department of Animal Husbandry,

Govt. of Uttar Pradesh, on December 13, 2013 at Lucknow.

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant Elected to the Post of

Vice-President NAVS

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant, Vice-Chancellor has been elected to

the coveted post of the Vice-President, National Academy of

Veterinary Sciences (India), an apex premier society for the

development of Veterinary Sciences in the country. He has

been distinguished Fellow and Member of Governing Council

of NAVS (India).

Kisan Diwas

The Directorate of Extension Education, participated in Kisan

Diwas organised by CCSHAU, Hisar on December 23, 2013.

Sh. Arvind Kaushal, Addl. Secretary, DARE and Secretary,

ICAR was the Chief Guest on this occasion. Dr. K.S.Khokhar,

Vice Chancellor, CCSHAU, Hisar presided over the function

and Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant, Vice Chancellor, LUVAS, Hisar

was the Guest of Honour in this function.

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant gets Fellowship of

National Scientific Body

The scientific contributions of Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant, Vice-

Chancellor, LUVAS have been duly recognized by the Indian

Association of Veterinary Microbiologist, Immunologists and

Specialists in Infectious Diseases (IAVMI). In recognition of

his outstanding contribution to the scientific knowledge pool,

IAVMI has conferred upon him the rare distinction of "Fellow

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I22

result in some useful practical recommendations for the

benefit of farmers.

On this ocassion Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant, Vice-Chancellor

welcomed the Chief Guest and delegates. He said keeping in

view the present day importance of food safety, this

conference has been organized. Scientists of different

national research centres & veterinary universities in india

and field vetenarians of Haryana participated in this event.

Lala Lajpat Rai Univ. of Veterinary and Animal Sciences

Regional Research Centre on Foot and Mouth Disease stands

First continuously for the Fourth Time

The Regional Research Centre on Foot and Mouth Disease

(RRC on FMD), LUVAS proved its excellence by bagging first

position amongst the 23 Centres of Project Directorate on

FMD (ICAR) throughout the country. Stating this, Maj Gen.

(Dr.) Shri Kant, SM, VSM (Retd.), Vice-Chancellor informed

that this is continuously for the fourth time that our scientists

have brought this honour for the University. He congratulated

the scientists: Dr. Ravindra Sharma and Dr. Naresh Kakker,

both Senior Scientists of the Department of Veterinary

Microbiology.

Pashu Gyan Mela

The Directorate of Extension Education organised a Pashu

Gyan Mela in village Balu, Kaithal Distt. on October 10, 2013,

in which large number of farmers participated. Maj. Gen.

(Dr.) Shri Kant, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor inaugurated the Mela

and inspired the farmers for bringing improvement in Animal

Husbandry and Dairying Sectors. A clinical camp was also

organised in which more than hundred animals were treated

for surgical, gynaecological and general health problems. An

exhibition showcasing different research activities of the

University was a centre of attraction for the visitors.

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 23

IAVMI" in its 27th Annual Convention and National

Symposium on "Productivity Enhancement Through

Improved Animal Health & Nutrition". The Award ceremony

was held at the Inaugural Function organized by IAVMI in

collaboration with the Department of Animal Husbandry,

Govt. of Uttar Pradesh, on December 13, 2013 at Lucknow.

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant Elected to the Post of

Vice-President NAVS

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant, Vice-Chancellor has been elected to

the coveted post of the Vice-President, National Academy of

Veterinary Sciences (India), an apex premier society for the

development of Veterinary Sciences in the country. He has

been distinguished Fellow and Member of Governing Council

of NAVS (India).

Kisan Diwas

The Directorate of Extension Education, participated in Kisan

Diwas organised by CCSHAU, Hisar on December 23, 2013.

Sh. Arvind Kaushal, Addl. Secretary, DARE and Secretary,

ICAR was the Chief Guest on this occasion. Dr. K.S.Khokhar,

Vice Chancellor, CCSHAU, Hisar presided over the function

and Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant, Vice Chancellor, LUVAS, Hisar

was the Guest of Honour in this function.

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant gets Fellowship of

National Scientific Body

The scientific contributions of Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant, Vice-

Chancellor, LUVAS have been duly recognized by the Indian

Association of Veterinary Microbiologist, Immunologists and

Specialists in Infectious Diseases (IAVMI). In recognition of

his outstanding contribution to the scientific knowledge pool,

IAVMI has conferred upon him the rare distinction of "Fellow

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I24

LUVAS students shine in RVC selection

Upholding the tradition three students of the University

namely Dr. Virender Pratap Rana, Dr. Pawan Verma and Dr.

Jagdeep Dalal have been selected for grant of Short Service

Commission in the Remount & Veterinary Corps of Indian

Army, among total 11 candidates that got selected from all

over India. The Vice-Chancellor of the University

congratulated the students on their success and hoped that

this will motivate more students to serve the Army.

Dr. Ravindra Sharma

Dr. Naresh Kumar Rakha

Dr. Gurdial Singh

Dr. B. S. Sheokand

Dr. Jagdeep Dalal Dr. Pawan Verma Dr. Virender Pratap Rana

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant Honoured as Fellow of

SIIP

The scientific contributions of Maj. Gen. (Dr) Shri Kant have

been recognized by the Society for Immunology and

Immunopathology (SIIP). In recognition of his outstanding

contributions to Veterinary Sciences, the Society for

Immunology and Immunopathology has conferred upon him

the distinction of "Fellow SIIP" in its 6th Annual Convention

and "International Symposium on Latest Trends in

Immunodiagnosis, Immunopathology and Immuno-

modulation". The prestigious Fellow Award of Society was

presented to the Vice Chancellor at Award Ceremony held by

the Society on December 22, 2013 at Rajasthan University

of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner.

New appointments of Officers in LUVAS

The Board of Management of LUVAS in its 6th meeting held

on November 25, 2013 approved the appointment of Officers

in the university.

Dr. Ravindra Sharma as the Director of Research

Dr. Gurdial Singh as the Dean, College of Veterinary

Sciences

Dr. Naresh Kumar Rakha as the Dean Postgraduate

Studies

Dr. Balbir Singh Sheokand as the Director of Extension

Education

College of Agricultural Engineering & Technology (COAE&T),

CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar is dedicated to

students' service and excellence in education including

experiential learning and industrial training. Well planned

course structure and curriculum is designed to offer an

opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills to face the

present ambitions of the industry. Moreover, for skill and

leadership development, the Institute has developed linkage

and continuous interaction with prestigious companies and

organizations engaged in agri-business. Knowledge

enhancement through quality and commitment is the motto

of this institution.

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 25

Dr. Ashwani Kumar Goel, Dean

College of Agricultural Engineering & TechnologyThe COAE&T imparts graduate education of four year

duration in Agricultural Engineering leading to the degree

B.Tech. (Agricultural Engineering). The programme is

regularly approved by the All India Council of Technical

Education (AICTE) and accredited by Indian Council of

Agricultural Research (ICAR). Admissions are through All

India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) and Lateral

Entry Entrance Test (LEET) for students belonging to

Haryana and through ICAR nominations for students of other

states.

The College also offers Master's programme (M.Tech.) in

Farm Machinery and Power Engineering, Soil and Water

Engineering and Processing and Food Engineering. The

faculty of the college is highly qualified and well experienced.

Faculty members are regularly nominated to attend advanced

trainings to keep afresh the recent advances in different

disciplines of Agricultural Engineering. The syllabus and the

curricula are regularly updated to meet the emerging needs.

The infrastructure is geared from time to time to enable the

College to turn out technical personnel of high quality. Faculty

of Agricultural Engineering is suppor ted with vast

infrastructure facilities at CCS Haryana Agricultural

University, having well equipped ultra modern laboratory

facilities to impart practical training in precision agriculture,

latest agricultural machinery, farm machinery testing,

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I24

LUVAS students shine in RVC selection

Upholding the tradition three students of the University

namely Dr. Virender Pratap Rana, Dr. Pawan Verma and Dr.

Jagdeep Dalal have been selected for grant of Short Service

Commission in the Remount & Veterinary Corps of Indian

Army, among total 11 candidates that got selected from all

over India. The Vice-Chancellor of the University

congratulated the students on their success and hoped that

this will motivate more students to serve the Army.

Dr. Ravindra Sharma

Dr. Naresh Kumar Rakha

Dr. Gurdial Singh

Dr. B. S. Sheokand

Dr. Jagdeep Dalal Dr. Pawan Verma Dr. Virender Pratap Rana

Maj. Gen. (Dr.) Shri Kant Honoured as Fellow of

SIIP

The scientific contributions of Maj. Gen. (Dr) Shri Kant have

been recognized by the Society for Immunology and

Immunopathology (SIIP). In recognition of his outstanding

contributions to Veterinary Sciences, the Society for

Immunology and Immunopathology has conferred upon him

the distinction of "Fellow SIIP" in its 6th Annual Convention

and "International Symposium on Latest Trends in

Immunodiagnosis, Immunopathology and Immuno-

modulation". The prestigious Fellow Award of Society was

presented to the Vice Chancellor at Award Ceremony held by

the Society on December 22, 2013 at Rajasthan University

of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner.

New appointments of Officers in LUVAS

The Board of Management of LUVAS in its 6th meeting held

on November 25, 2013 approved the appointment of Officers

in the university.

Dr. Ravindra Sharma as the Director of Research

Dr. Gurdial Singh as the Dean, College of Veterinary

Sciences

Dr. Naresh Kumar Rakha as the Dean Postgraduate

Studies

Dr. Balbir Singh Sheokand as the Director of Extension

Education

College of Agricultural Engineering & Technology (COAE&T),

CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar is dedicated to

students' service and excellence in education including

experiential learning and industrial training. Well planned

course structure and curriculum is designed to offer an

opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills to face the

present ambitions of the industry. Moreover, for skill and

leadership development, the Institute has developed linkage

and continuous interaction with prestigious companies and

organizations engaged in agri-business. Knowledge

enhancement through quality and commitment is the motto

of this institution.

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 25

Dr. Ashwani Kumar Goel, Dean

College of Agricultural Engineering & TechnologyThe COAE&T imparts graduate education of four year

duration in Agricultural Engineering leading to the degree

B.Tech. (Agricultural Engineering). The programme is

regularly approved by the All India Council of Technical

Education (AICTE) and accredited by Indian Council of

Agricultural Research (ICAR). Admissions are through All

India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) and Lateral

Entry Entrance Test (LEET) for students belonging to

Haryana and through ICAR nominations for students of other

states.

The College also offers Master's programme (M.Tech.) in

Farm Machinery and Power Engineering, Soil and Water

Engineering and Processing and Food Engineering. The

faculty of the college is highly qualified and well experienced.

Faculty members are regularly nominated to attend advanced

trainings to keep afresh the recent advances in different

disciplines of Agricultural Engineering. The syllabus and the

curricula are regularly updated to meet the emerging needs.

The infrastructure is geared from time to time to enable the

College to turn out technical personnel of high quality. Faculty

of Agricultural Engineering is suppor ted with vast

infrastructure facilities at CCS Haryana Agricultural

University, having well equipped ultra modern laboratory

facilities to impart practical training in precision agriculture,

latest agricultural machinery, farm machinery testing,

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I26

Research Highlights

A view of tractor operated bed planter in operation

A view of self propelled paddy transplanter A view of self propelled paddy transplanter used fortransplanting paddy seedlings

Tractor operated aeroblast sprayer in operation Sugarcane leaf chopper cum shredder being used for chopping of sugarcane trashes

Self propelled walk behind power weeder being used for interculturing

Root crop digger being used for the digging of potato tubers

Dal mill

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 27

modern irrigation and drainage technology, agro-processing,

post harvest technology, new & renewable energy etc.

Engineers Day was celebrated on 15th September, 2013 by

involving the Alumni of College of Agricultural Engineering &

Technology and Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers.

About 250 engineers participated in the Engineers Day. The

Chief Guest of the function was Er. Himat Singh, Director,

Northern Region Farm Machinery Training & Testing Institute,

Hisar and the function was presided over by Dr. R K Yadav,

Director Students' Welfare, CCSHAU, Hisar. A Cultural

programme was also organized on this occasion by the

students of the College.

The training programme for Scheduled Caste Youths of

Haryana are organized every year in the discipline of Farm

Machinery & Power Engineering, Soil & Water Engineering

and Processing & Food Engineering to train the youths for

entrepreneur and self employment. College of Agricultural

Engineering and Technology is one of the approved centres

for the testing of farm machinery and about 150 numbers of

different agricultural machinery have been tested in the

college. Campus placemnent is a regular feature of the

Univeristy in which different potential employers are invited

and the students are well placed. In the last two years, the

tractor companies like Mahindra & Mahindra, Escorts, New

Holland etc have recruited our agricultural engineering

graduates. The farm machinery manufacturers like CLASS

India, Beri Udyog, etc recruit our graduates.

Students participating during the celebration of Engineers Day on 15.09.2013

Hay rake used for gathering the straw

A view of Straw baler used for the management of straw

Aonla pricking machine

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Research Highlights

A view of tractor operated bed planter in operation

A view of self propelled paddy transplanter A view of self propelled paddy transplanter used fortransplanting paddy seedlings

Tractor operated aeroblast sprayer in operation Sugarcane leaf chopper cum shredder being used for chopping of sugarcane trashes

Self propelled walk behind power weeder being used for interculturing

Root crop digger being used for the digging of potato tubers

Dal mill

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 27

modern irrigation and drainage technology, agro-processing,

post harvest technology, new & renewable energy etc.

Engineers Day was celebrated on 15th September, 2013 by

involving the Alumni of College of Agricultural Engineering &

Technology and Indian Society of Agricultural Engineers.

About 250 engineers participated in the Engineers Day. The

Chief Guest of the function was Er. Himat Singh, Director,

Northern Region Farm Machinery Training & Testing Institute,

Hisar and the function was presided over by Dr. R K Yadav,

Director Students' Welfare, CCSHAU, Hisar. A Cultural

programme was also organized on this occasion by the

students of the College.

The training programme for Scheduled Caste Youths of

Haryana are organized every year in the discipline of Farm

Machinery & Power Engineering, Soil & Water Engineering

and Processing & Food Engineering to train the youths for

entrepreneur and self employment. College of Agricultural

Engineering and Technology is one of the approved centres

for the testing of farm machinery and about 150 numbers of

different agricultural machinery have been tested in the

college. Campus placemnent is a regular feature of the

Univeristy in which different potential employers are invited

and the students are well placed. In the last two years, the

tractor companies like Mahindra & Mahindra, Escorts, New

Holland etc have recruited our agricultural engineering

graduates. The farm machinery manufacturers like CLASS

India, Beri Udyog, etc recruit our graduates.

Students participating during the celebration of Engineers Day on 15.09.2013

Hay rake used for gathering the straw

A view of Straw baler used for the management of straw

Aonla pricking machine

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I28

The University offered postgraduate programme comprising

Master's degree in 33 and Doctor of Philosophy in 27

disciplines. In both programmes, 25% students were

admitted through the ICAR representing different states of

India. A total of 208 students were admitted in M.Sc. and 114

in Ph.D. during 2012-13. At present, a total of 748 students

are on roll, comprising 401 and 347 in M.Sc. and Ph.D.

programmes, respectively. The maximum numbers of

students were admitted in College of Agriculture followed by

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities, I.C. College of

Dr. Raj Bala Grewal, Dean

Post Graduate Studies

Home Science and College of Agricultural Engg. &

Tecnnology. During 2012-13, 151 M.Sc. and 30 Ph.D.

students of different colleges completed their degree

programmes.

Foreign students

The foreign students also sought admission in different post

graduate programmes. Fourteen students are on roll; out of

which eleven are registered for M.Sc. and three in Ph.D. The

students are the native of Tanzania, Rwanda, Liberia,

Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Sudan and Vietnam. During 2011-12

only six students i.e. 5 in M.Sc. and 1 in Ph.D. were admitted,

whereas, during 2012-13 only two i.e. 1 in M.Sc. and 1 in

Ph.D. were admitted. The students were sponsored by ICCR,

Government of India Indo African and Nepal Aid Fund by

Ministry of External Affairs.

Orientation

During "Induction Training Programme" organized by

Directorate of human Resource Management for newly

recruited faculty were made conversant about rules and

regulation to be followed for Postgraduate Students.

Lectures on "Monsanto Beachell-borlaug Scholarship

Programme" were organized for Ph.D. students and faculty

members of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology and

Genetics & Plant Breeding during 2011 & 2012.

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 29

Sr. No. Name of Student Admission No. Department

Sr. No.

Sr. No.

Name

Name

Admission No.

Admission No.

Deptt

Deptt

Name of Lab / Country

Conference

Period

1. Ms. Richa 2009BS39D MBB Biological Environment & Rutal 1 year Sciences, Aberyspwyth University, U.K.

1. Ms. Jyoti Taunk 2009BS42D MBB 3rd International Zinc Symposium, Hyderabad from 10-14 October, 2011

2. Ms. Monika Geroh 2007BS23D Zoology International conference on “Emerging Frontiers and new Challenges in Radiation Biology” at Bikaner

2. Ms. Jyoti Taunk 2009BS42D MBB Biological Environment & Rutal 6 month Sciences, Aberyspwyth University, U.K.

3. Ms. Luxmi Tomer 2008BS10D MBB UC Davis California, USA 1 year 3 months Sciences, Aberyspwyth University, U.K.

4. Ms. Nikita Sandhu 2009BS38D MBB International Rice Research Institute, 1 year 6 months Philippines and CIRAD, France

1. Pardeep Kumar 2012A06D Agronomy

2. Rakesh Chaudhary 2012A07D Agronomy

The following Ph.D. students were allowed for collaborative research with CIMMYT which provided financial support to the

student to the tune of Rs. 12000/- per month.

Financial support to SC students

Dean, Post Graduate office also provides financial support to SC students for attending national/international conferences

and the following students attended conference indicated against their name and provided financial assistance in terms of

TA/DA and registration charges:

Collaboration with national institutes

A MoU was signed to exchange Ph.D students for one

semester with Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana to

provide exposure to the students. The students admitted for

Ph.D. in PAU, Ludhiana in the departments of Agronomy, Soil

Science, Entomology and Microbiology were shifted for one

semester in CCS HAU, Hisar. Twenty four students of these

departments studied defined courses at CCS HAU, Hisar

campus during 2012-13.

Best teacher award

Functions were organized to facilitate the faculty members

with "Best Teacher Award" instituted as per direction of ICAR

in which a cheque of Rs. 10,000/- and a plaque was

provided. The following faculty members were adjudged

"Best Teacher" in their respective college for the year 2009-

10 & 2010-11:

Exposure to international laboratories:

Postgraduate students were allowed to conduct research abroad and the following students were given permission to work in

different laboratories abroad:

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I28

The University offered postgraduate programme comprising

Master's degree in 33 and Doctor of Philosophy in 27

disciplines. In both programmes, 25% students were

admitted through the ICAR representing different states of

India. A total of 208 students were admitted in M.Sc. and 114

in Ph.D. during 2012-13. At present, a total of 748 students

are on roll, comprising 401 and 347 in M.Sc. and Ph.D.

programmes, respectively. The maximum numbers of

students were admitted in College of Agriculture followed by

College of Basic Sciences & Humanities, I.C. College of

Dr. Raj Bala Grewal, Dean

Post Graduate Studies

Home Science and College of Agricultural Engg. &

Tecnnology. During 2012-13, 151 M.Sc. and 30 Ph.D.

students of different colleges completed their degree

programmes.

Foreign students

The foreign students also sought admission in different post

graduate programmes. Fourteen students are on roll; out of

which eleven are registered for M.Sc. and three in Ph.D. The

students are the native of Tanzania, Rwanda, Liberia,

Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Sudan and Vietnam. During 2011-12

only six students i.e. 5 in M.Sc. and 1 in Ph.D. were admitted,

whereas, during 2012-13 only two i.e. 1 in M.Sc. and 1 in

Ph.D. were admitted. The students were sponsored by ICCR,

Government of India Indo African and Nepal Aid Fund by

Ministry of External Affairs.

Orientation

During "Induction Training Programme" organized by

Directorate of human Resource Management for newly

recruited faculty were made conversant about rules and

regulation to be followed for Postgraduate Students.

Lectures on "Monsanto Beachell-borlaug Scholarship

Programme" were organized for Ph.D. students and faculty

members of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology and

Genetics & Plant Breeding during 2011 & 2012.

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 29

Sr. No. Name of Student Admission No. Department

Sr. No.

Sr. No.

Name

Name

Admission No.

Admission No.

Deptt

Deptt

Name of Lab / Country

Conference

Period

1. Ms. Richa 2009BS39D MBB Biological Environment & Rutal 1 year Sciences, Aberyspwyth University, U.K.

1. Ms. Jyoti Taunk 2009BS42D MBB 3rd International Zinc Symposium, Hyderabad from 10-14 October, 2011

2. Ms. Monika Geroh 2007BS23D Zoology International conference on “Emerging Frontiers and new Challenges in Radiation Biology” at Bikaner

2. Ms. Jyoti Taunk 2009BS42D MBB Biological Environment & Rutal 6 month Sciences, Aberyspwyth University, U.K.

3. Ms. Luxmi Tomer 2008BS10D MBB UC Davis California, USA 1 year 3 months Sciences, Aberyspwyth University, U.K.

4. Ms. Nikita Sandhu 2009BS38D MBB International Rice Research Institute, 1 year 6 months Philippines and CIRAD, France

1. Pardeep Kumar 2012A06D Agronomy

2. Rakesh Chaudhary 2012A07D Agronomy

The following Ph.D. students were allowed for collaborative research with CIMMYT which provided financial support to the

student to the tune of Rs. 12000/- per month.

Financial support to SC students

Dean, Post Graduate office also provides financial support to SC students for attending national/international conferences

and the following students attended conference indicated against their name and provided financial assistance in terms of

TA/DA and registration charges:

Collaboration with national institutes

A MoU was signed to exchange Ph.D students for one

semester with Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana to

provide exposure to the students. The students admitted for

Ph.D. in PAU, Ludhiana in the departments of Agronomy, Soil

Science, Entomology and Microbiology were shifted for one

semester in CCS HAU, Hisar. Twenty four students of these

departments studied defined courses at CCS HAU, Hisar

campus during 2012-13.

Best teacher award

Functions were organized to facilitate the faculty members

with "Best Teacher Award" instituted as per direction of ICAR

in which a cheque of Rs. 10,000/- and a plaque was

provided. The following faculty members were adjudged

"Best Teacher" in their respective college for the year 2009-

10 & 2010-11:

Exposure to international laboratories:

Postgraduate students were allowed to conduct research abroad and the following students were given permission to work in

different laboratories abroad:

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I30

Sr. No. Name Department College

1. Dr. R.K. Pannu, Professor Agronomy Agriculture, Hisar

2. Dr. S.C. Goyal, Professor Botany & Plant Physiology Basic Science & Humanities

3. Dr. Savita Singal, Professor Family Resource Management Home Science

4. Dr. R.P. Gupta, Professor Veterinary Pathology Veterinary Science

5. Dr. Labh Singh, Professor Extension Education Agriculture, Kaul

1. Dr. K.S. Bangarwa Forestry Agriculture, Hisar

2. Dr. Ved Kumar Phogat Soil Science Agriculture, Hisar

3. Dr. S.S. Sindhu Microbiology Basic Science & Humanities

4. Dr. R.K. Jhorar SWE Agri. Engg. & Tech.

5. Dr. Shashi Kanta Verma EECM Home Science

2009-10

2010-11

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 31

Dr. S.S. Siwach, Director Research

Directorate of Research

The Directorate of Research is the Nodal Agency for planning,

implementation and monitoring research activities in different

disciplines of various constituent colleges and research

stations of the University. The major activities undertaken by

the Directorate are:

Planning, execution, monitoring and technical evaluation

of research program of constituent colleges and

Research Stations of the University.

Submission of research projects to State, ICAR, CSIR,

DBT, DST and other National/International agencies,

follow-up for approval, funding and implementation

thereof.

Compilation of Annual Research Reports and Research

Highlights to cater the needs of State Departments and

ICAR.

To coordinate testing of agricultural chemicals, bio-

fertilizers, variety/hybrid/transgenic etc. for their efficacy

and performance.

Evaluation of award proposals submitted by the university

faculty.

Arranging visit of dignitaries to the University Research

Farms and Laboratories.

Haryana State has bagged 'Krishi Karman' award

consecutively since last two years. In addition to that

Haryana State also received award for highest wheat

productivity in the country continuously for three years. CCS

Haryana Agricultural University (CCSHAU), Hisar has

contributed to State agriculture development through cost

effective and competitive technologies/ products. The other

significant research achievements of the university are:

" Fifty five varieties were released from CCSHAU, Hisar

during last five years out of which 34 varieties are

released for National level and 21 for State level. Last year,

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I30

Sr. No. Name Department College

1. Dr. R.K. Pannu, Professor Agronomy Agriculture, Hisar

2. Dr. S.C. Goyal, Professor Botany & Plant Physiology Basic Science & Humanities

3. Dr. Savita Singal, Professor Family Resource Management Home Science

4. Dr. R.P. Gupta, Professor Veterinary Pathology Veterinary Science

5. Dr. Labh Singh, Professor Extension Education Agriculture, Kaul

1. Dr. K.S. Bangarwa Forestry Agriculture, Hisar

2. Dr. Ved Kumar Phogat Soil Science Agriculture, Hisar

3. Dr. S.S. Sindhu Microbiology Basic Science & Humanities

4. Dr. R.K. Jhorar SWE Agri. Engg. & Tech.

5. Dr. Shashi Kanta Verma EECM Home Science

2009-10

2010-11

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 31

Dr. S.S. Siwach, Director Research

Directorate of Research

The Directorate of Research is the Nodal Agency for planning,

implementation and monitoring research activities in different

disciplines of various constituent colleges and research

stations of the University. The major activities undertaken by

the Directorate are:

Planning, execution, monitoring and technical evaluation

of research program of constituent colleges and

Research Stations of the University.

Submission of research projects to State, ICAR, CSIR,

DBT, DST and other National/International agencies,

follow-up for approval, funding and implementation

thereof.

Compilation of Annual Research Reports and Research

Highlights to cater the needs of State Departments and

ICAR.

To coordinate testing of agricultural chemicals, bio-

fertilizers, variety/hybrid/transgenic etc. for their efficacy

and performance.

Evaluation of award proposals submitted by the university

faculty.

Arranging visit of dignitaries to the University Research

Farms and Laboratories.

Haryana State has bagged 'Krishi Karman' award

consecutively since last two years. In addition to that

Haryana State also received award for highest wheat

productivity in the country continuously for three years. CCS

Haryana Agricultural University (CCSHAU), Hisar has

contributed to State agriculture development through cost

effective and competitive technologies/ products. The other

significant research achievements of the university are:

" Fifty five varieties were released from CCSHAU, Hisar

during last five years out of which 34 varieties are

released for National level and 21 for State level. Last year,

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I32

further acceleration.

Recommendations on agro practices of Bt cotton have

been developed.

Furrow irrigated raised bed system of wheat sowing (53.6

q/ha) was better than zero tillage (48.9 q/ha) &

conventional tillage (48.1 q/ha)

Soil fertility maps of Haryana state at district level for

organic carbon, macronutrients (N, P, K and S) and

micronutrients (Zn, Fe, Mn, Cu and B) have been prepared

using GPS and GIS techniques.

Developed user friendly software for working out gypsum

requirement for sodic soil and sodic water.

Agro-climatic Atlas of Haryana has been prepared.

Weather based Agro Advisory Bulletins (AABs) have been

developed and disseminated.

Mealybug (Phenacoccus solenopsis) was effectively

checked by the hymenopterous parasitoid, Aenasius

bambawalei.

In Hi-Tech Polyhouse, capsicum at 60x60 cm and cherry

tomato at 60x30 spacing with retaining two shoots/plant

in each crop produced maximum yield.

Low tunnel cultivation of summer squash and chilli were

demonstrated to field functionaries and farmers.

In strawberry cv. Ofra, maximum number of fruits

(31.4/plant) were recorded on 22nd September planting

at spacing of 30 x 30 cm.

In kinnow maximum fruit weight and yield was observed

with the application of recommended dose of nitrogen in

four splits (40:20:20:20) during February, April, July and

September.

Developed garlic bulb breaker and garlic clove flaking

machine.

Ridger seeder, tractor operated rotavator, self propelled

walk behind power weeder, tractor operated post hole

digger, inclined type planter for Bt Cotton, tractor drawn

ridger seeder cum seed fertilizer drill, self propelled riding

type reaper binder, combine harvester and reaper binder,

tractor operated laser guided land leveler and tractor

operated front feeding high capacity thresher were found

cost effective.

eleven varieties were released, which include Wheat WH

1105 (Av. yield: 52.5 q/ha), Durum wheat WHD 948 (Av.

Yield: 51.9 q/ha), Pearl millet hybrid HHB 234 (Average

yield 35 q/ha rainfed & 45 q/ha irrigated), Sesame HT 2

(Av. yield: 7-8 q/ha), Maize HM 12 (Av. yield: 55 q/ha),

RH 0749 (Av. yield: 26-28 q/ha), Sorghum HJ 541 (Av.

fodder yield 550 q/ha), Berseem HB 2 (Av. fodder yield

750-800 q/ha), Garlic HG-17 (Av. yield 120-125 q/ha),

Brinjal HLB 12 ( Av. yield 424 q/ha) and HLB 25 (Av. yield

200 q/ha)

Maize HM 12 is the first public hybrid released in the

country.

During year 2012-13, three varieties viz., Cotton H 1316 &

H 1353 and Fababean HB 064 were identified. Among

vegetable crops, four varieties were identified which

include Pea HVPe-3-5 (yield 102.5 q/ha), Turmeric Hisar

Kanchan (yield 87.5 q/ha), Methi Hisar Manohar (yield

20.6 q/ha) and Okra HB-03-25-2 (yield 125.3 q/ha).

University has produced16626.89 quintals of seed of field

crops during last year. In addition, planting material (q) of

sugarcane (2421.05), vegetable (1539.17), horticultural

(16399) and medicinal (7327) Crops were also sold.

CCSHAU have been awarded Best performing sub-centre

(RRS, Bawal) of AICRP on Rapeseed and Mustard

Research, Best Centre on weed control research (Deptt.

of Agronomy) of AICRP based on last five year's

performance, and award of Excellence for outstanding

dissemination of agri-met advisories (Deptt. of Agri. Met.)

by IMD, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India.

During the period 74 MoUs on Wheat variety WH 1105

and 5 on Maize varieties HQPM 1 & HQPM 5 and 1 on

Raya RH 0749 were signed between CCSHAU and private

seed companies

Farmers' participatory seed production program of wheat

and raya varieties was undertaken in Rohtak, Sonipat,

Bhiwani and Hisar districts of the State.

Direct seeding of basmati rice was recommended and

included in Package of Practices which showed a saving

of Irrigation water (20-40%), labour cost (Rs 3500-

4000/ha) and puddling cost (Rs 2500-3000/ha).

Field demonstrations on machine transplanted coarse

rice under unpuddled conditions showed ample scope for

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 33

Crop improvement in chickpea is in progress through

gene transfer.

Sex-specific markers in date palm and jojoba have been

identified.

Biofertilizer Production Unit was further strengthened for

the development of liquid based biofertilizers for various

crops. Total liquid biofer tilizer (2,20,648 vials) were

produced (Rhizobium - 44,542, Azotobacter - 63659,

PSB - 1,12,447, Bioteeka -674).

Application of biogas slurry to saline water irrigated field

increased yield of wheat by 9.1% as compared to canal

irrigated field (7.6%).

Value added and nutritionally superior products based on

cereals, pulses, horticulture and vegetable produce were

developed.

Centre of Excellence on pearl millet established and

refinement of already developed techniques of processing

and value addition has been taken up.

Establishment of Organic Food Testing Lab. is in process.

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I32

further acceleration.

Recommendations on agro practices of Bt cotton have

been developed.

Furrow irrigated raised bed system of wheat sowing (53.6

q/ha) was better than zero tillage (48.9 q/ha) &

conventional tillage (48.1 q/ha)

Soil fertility maps of Haryana state at district level for

organic carbon, macronutrients (N, P, K and S) and

micronutrients (Zn, Fe, Mn, Cu and B) have been prepared

using GPS and GIS techniques.

Developed user friendly software for working out gypsum

requirement for sodic soil and sodic water.

Agro-climatic Atlas of Haryana has been prepared.

Weather based Agro Advisory Bulletins (AABs) have been

developed and disseminated.

Mealybug (Phenacoccus solenopsis) was effectively

checked by the hymenopterous parasitoid, Aenasius

bambawalei.

In Hi-Tech Polyhouse, capsicum at 60x60 cm and cherry

tomato at 60x30 spacing with retaining two shoots/plant

in each crop produced maximum yield.

Low tunnel cultivation of summer squash and chilli were

demonstrated to field functionaries and farmers.

In strawberry cv. Ofra, maximum number of fruits

(31.4/plant) were recorded on 22nd September planting

at spacing of 30 x 30 cm.

In kinnow maximum fruit weight and yield was observed

with the application of recommended dose of nitrogen in

four splits (40:20:20:20) during February, April, July and

September.

Developed garlic bulb breaker and garlic clove flaking

machine.

Ridger seeder, tractor operated rotavator, self propelled

walk behind power weeder, tractor operated post hole

digger, inclined type planter for Bt Cotton, tractor drawn

ridger seeder cum seed fertilizer drill, self propelled riding

type reaper binder, combine harvester and reaper binder,

tractor operated laser guided land leveler and tractor

operated front feeding high capacity thresher were found

cost effective.

eleven varieties were released, which include Wheat WH

1105 (Av. yield: 52.5 q/ha), Durum wheat WHD 948 (Av.

Yield: 51.9 q/ha), Pearl millet hybrid HHB 234 (Average

yield 35 q/ha rainfed & 45 q/ha irrigated), Sesame HT 2

(Av. yield: 7-8 q/ha), Maize HM 12 (Av. yield: 55 q/ha),

RH 0749 (Av. yield: 26-28 q/ha), Sorghum HJ 541 (Av.

fodder yield 550 q/ha), Berseem HB 2 (Av. fodder yield

750-800 q/ha), Garlic HG-17 (Av. yield 120-125 q/ha),

Brinjal HLB 12 ( Av. yield 424 q/ha) and HLB 25 (Av. yield

200 q/ha)

Maize HM 12 is the first public hybrid released in the

country.

During year 2012-13, three varieties viz., Cotton H 1316 &

H 1353 and Fababean HB 064 were identified. Among

vegetable crops, four varieties were identified which

include Pea HVPe-3-5 (yield 102.5 q/ha), Turmeric Hisar

Kanchan (yield 87.5 q/ha), Methi Hisar Manohar (yield

20.6 q/ha) and Okra HB-03-25-2 (yield 125.3 q/ha).

University has produced16626.89 quintals of seed of field

crops during last year. In addition, planting material (q) of

sugarcane (2421.05), vegetable (1539.17), horticultural

(16399) and medicinal (7327) Crops were also sold.

CCSHAU have been awarded Best performing sub-centre

(RRS, Bawal) of AICRP on Rapeseed and Mustard

Research, Best Centre on weed control research (Deptt.

of Agronomy) of AICRP based on last five year's

performance, and award of Excellence for outstanding

dissemination of agri-met advisories (Deptt. of Agri. Met.)

by IMD, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India.

During the period 74 MoUs on Wheat variety WH 1105

and 5 on Maize varieties HQPM 1 & HQPM 5 and 1 on

Raya RH 0749 were signed between CCSHAU and private

seed companies

Farmers' participatory seed production program of wheat

and raya varieties was undertaken in Rohtak, Sonipat,

Bhiwani and Hisar districts of the State.

Direct seeding of basmati rice was recommended and

included in Package of Practices which showed a saving

of Irrigation water (20-40%), labour cost (Rs 3500-

4000/ha) and puddling cost (Rs 2500-3000/ha).

Field demonstrations on machine transplanted coarse

rice under unpuddled conditions showed ample scope for

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 33

Crop improvement in chickpea is in progress through

gene transfer.

Sex-specific markers in date palm and jojoba have been

identified.

Biofertilizer Production Unit was further strengthened for

the development of liquid based biofertilizers for various

crops. Total liquid biofer tilizer (2,20,648 vials) were

produced (Rhizobium - 44,542, Azotobacter - 63659,

PSB - 1,12,447, Bioteeka -674).

Application of biogas slurry to saline water irrigated field

increased yield of wheat by 9.1% as compared to canal

irrigated field (7.6%).

Value added and nutritionally superior products based on

cereals, pulses, horticulture and vegetable produce were

developed.

Centre of Excellence on pearl millet established and

refinement of already developed techniques of processing

and value addition has been taken up.

Establishment of Organic Food Testing Lab. is in process.

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I34

Directorate of Human Resource Management

Dr. Ram Singh, Director HRM

Human resource management is the framework for helping

employees develop their personal and organizational skills. It

is the function within an organization that focuses on

recruitment and management of an organization's workforce.

Human Resource Management means ensuring growth and

development of the employees so that they become more

valuable to the organization. The employees of any

organisation are the most dynamic and alive component and

their smooth and fruitful interaction across different

disciplines results in the growth of the institution in the right

direction. The Directorate of Human Resource Management

of the University ensures this growth through its varied

activities spread over a broad spectrum. Established in 2002

the Directorate of Human Resource Management carries out

its multifarious duties through its four cells viz., the Academy

of Agricultural Research and Education Management,

Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Cell, Manpower

Assessment Cell and Intellectual Property Rights Cell cum

Business Planning and Development Unit. The activities of

the Directorate include trainings, experiential learning,

planning, budgeting, monitoring & evaluation, and manpower

assessment & post clearance. The Directorate facilitates

agricultural education in the University through judicious

planning and evaluation of resources. Concerns of

intellectual property and commercialization of technologies

are also dealt with by the Directorate of Human Resource

Management. For a wider reach the university enters into

MoUs with private and public agencies at national and

international levels for cooperation in teaching, research and

extension.

Academy of Agricultural Research & Education

Management (AAREM)

One of the functions of human resource management is

orienting the new employees to the new environs and

facilitating professional development through training.

Directorate of Human Resource Management does it through

AAREM. The Academy was established in 1994 under

Agricultural Human Resource Development Project of the

Govt. of India with financial support from the World Bank. The

Academy addresses the issue of career development and

competence improvement of its faculty and staff through

various refresher courses and training programmes. AAREM

has developed incomparable capability to conduct training

programmes and is equipped with all the basic and

ultramodern infrastructural facilities and teaching aids for

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 35

institutionalized in-service trainings. It plans and conducts

need-based training programmes in emergent areas for

University teachers, scientists, extension specialists working

in SAU's and ICAR institutes as also for research managers,

policy makers, administrators, agricultural officers and other

personnel working in the field of agriculture and allied

sciences. Apart from Induction Training specifically meant

for the newly recruited faculty the academy has developed

unique expertise in the field of Educational Technology,

Research Management, Extension Management, Computer

Education and Communication Skills & Technical Writing and

offers refresher course in these fields on regular basis. Along

with these core courses AAREM also conducts area specific

training programmes on different aspects of agricultural

education, research & extension in collaboration with other

cells/ departments/ outside agencies. The Academy also

imparts trainings through various sponsored courses of

Govt. of Haryana and ICAR. AAREM has also been a favourite

choice of organizations from abroad for conducting training

programmes for their faculty and officials. Displaying a

pioneering propensity towards education the Academy has

also conceptualised and offered continuing education

programmes viz. PG Diplomas in Agricultural Journalism and

Human Resource Management for the academic and

scientific fraternity of the country. It also organizes group

discussions, seminars, workshops, educational visits etc. on

various aspects of agricultural education. To ensure a

comprehensive development of the human resource of the

university the Academy also organises training programmes

for the non-teaching/administrative staff of the university.

Since the last Alumni convention in Feb. 2012 the Academy

has conducted a total of thirty training events taking the total

number of training programmes since its inception to 293.

Out of the 30 since Feb. 2012 thirteen were for faculty, ten for

administrative / non-teaching staff and four for both teachers

and staff. One five-day international course was conducted;

and breaking new grounds the Academy also conducted two

courses for its PG students.

In addition to the training programmes, AAREM also initiates

and finalises Memoranda of Understanding with various

organisations. At present seven such MoUs are functional for

national collaboration. The faculty is also nominated regularly

for participation in trainings, seminars, conferences, and

workshops outside CCS HAU in national and international

institutes of repute. The visits of international dignitaries to

the University are planned and coordinated by AAREM. It also

handles the Experiential Learning Project of ICAR, awarded to

CCS HAU. AAREM also updates and uploads the data of the

University in respect of its faculty, staff, students and

infrastructure for the Ministry of Human Resource

Development Project i.e., All India Survey of Higher

Education.

Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation Cell

The Planning and Evaluation Section of the Directorate is

entrusted with the responsibility of planning and evaluation

work. Financial support to the University comes mainly from

the State government and the Directorate, through this

section, shoulders the responsibility of disbursing and

monitoring the financial resources for teaching, research and

extension activities of the University in the most judicious

manner. This section prepares overall perspective

development plans; evaluates the broad activities of the

university and suggests improvements. Through this

section, DHRM also maintains linkages with the State

government departments, Indian Council of Agricultural

Research, State Agricultural Universities, various

departments of Govt. India and other organizations in the best

interests of the University.

A sum of Rs. 17000.00 was sanctioned by the State

Government which included Rs. 410.00 lacs to be expended

on SCSP component during the year 2013-14. Subsequently,

the documents Annual Plan 2013-14 - (Proposed Outlay) &

Annual Plan - SCSP (2013-14) - (Proposed Outlay) with

these budgetary outlays were submitted to the government.

The utilization of plan funds was monitored from time to time

and wherever required additional allocations to various

colleges/units were made to meet the unforeseen academic

liabilities. An amount of Rs. 375.00 lacs was released by the

ICAR under the scheme "Strengthening & Development of

Agricultural Education in SAUs" for the year 2012-13 which

also included a sum of Rs. 100.00 lacs for strengthening of

university library. This grant was allocated to various

colleges/units of the university.

A write up on Activities of CCSHAU, Hisar both in English and

Hindi versions for the ensuing Budget Session of Haryana

Vidhan Sabha and the information for "Economic Survey of

Haryana" both in English & Hindi versions, for Budget

Session is prepared and submitted to the state govt. by this

Section.

Manpower Assessment Cell (MPAC)

The Manpower Assessment Cell prepares agenda items,

compiles and finalizes reports of various activities on behalf

of CCSHAU, Hisar for ICAR, IAUA, AIU and UGC. Quarterly

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I34

Directorate of Human Resource Management

Dr. Ram Singh, Director HRM

Human resource management is the framework for helping

employees develop their personal and organizational skills. It

is the function within an organization that focuses on

recruitment and management of an organization's workforce.

Human Resource Management means ensuring growth and

development of the employees so that they become more

valuable to the organization. The employees of any

organisation are the most dynamic and alive component and

their smooth and fruitful interaction across different

disciplines results in the growth of the institution in the right

direction. The Directorate of Human Resource Management

of the University ensures this growth through its varied

activities spread over a broad spectrum. Established in 2002

the Directorate of Human Resource Management carries out

its multifarious duties through its four cells viz., the Academy

of Agricultural Research and Education Management,

Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Cell, Manpower

Assessment Cell and Intellectual Property Rights Cell cum

Business Planning and Development Unit. The activities of

the Directorate include trainings, experiential learning,

planning, budgeting, monitoring & evaluation, and manpower

assessment & post clearance. The Directorate facilitates

agricultural education in the University through judicious

planning and evaluation of resources. Concerns of

intellectual property and commercialization of technologies

are also dealt with by the Directorate of Human Resource

Management. For a wider reach the university enters into

MoUs with private and public agencies at national and

international levels for cooperation in teaching, research and

extension.

Academy of Agricultural Research & Education

Management (AAREM)

One of the functions of human resource management is

orienting the new employees to the new environs and

facilitating professional development through training.

Directorate of Human Resource Management does it through

AAREM. The Academy was established in 1994 under

Agricultural Human Resource Development Project of the

Govt. of India with financial support from the World Bank. The

Academy addresses the issue of career development and

competence improvement of its faculty and staff through

various refresher courses and training programmes. AAREM

has developed incomparable capability to conduct training

programmes and is equipped with all the basic and

ultramodern infrastructural facilities and teaching aids for

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 35

institutionalized in-service trainings. It plans and conducts

need-based training programmes in emergent areas for

University teachers, scientists, extension specialists working

in SAU's and ICAR institutes as also for research managers,

policy makers, administrators, agricultural officers and other

personnel working in the field of agriculture and allied

sciences. Apart from Induction Training specifically meant

for the newly recruited faculty the academy has developed

unique expertise in the field of Educational Technology,

Research Management, Extension Management, Computer

Education and Communication Skills & Technical Writing and

offers refresher course in these fields on regular basis. Along

with these core courses AAREM also conducts area specific

training programmes on different aspects of agricultural

education, research & extension in collaboration with other

cells/ departments/ outside agencies. The Academy also

imparts trainings through various sponsored courses of

Govt. of Haryana and ICAR. AAREM has also been a favourite

choice of organizations from abroad for conducting training

programmes for their faculty and officials. Displaying a

pioneering propensity towards education the Academy has

also conceptualised and offered continuing education

programmes viz. PG Diplomas in Agricultural Journalism and

Human Resource Management for the academic and

scientific fraternity of the country. It also organizes group

discussions, seminars, workshops, educational visits etc. on

various aspects of agricultural education. To ensure a

comprehensive development of the human resource of the

university the Academy also organises training programmes

for the non-teaching/administrative staff of the university.

Since the last Alumni convention in Feb. 2012 the Academy

has conducted a total of thirty training events taking the total

number of training programmes since its inception to 293.

Out of the 30 since Feb. 2012 thirteen were for faculty, ten for

administrative / non-teaching staff and four for both teachers

and staff. One five-day international course was conducted;

and breaking new grounds the Academy also conducted two

courses for its PG students.

In addition to the training programmes, AAREM also initiates

and finalises Memoranda of Understanding with various

organisations. At present seven such MoUs are functional for

national collaboration. The faculty is also nominated regularly

for participation in trainings, seminars, conferences, and

workshops outside CCS HAU in national and international

institutes of repute. The visits of international dignitaries to

the University are planned and coordinated by AAREM. It also

handles the Experiential Learning Project of ICAR, awarded to

CCS HAU. AAREM also updates and uploads the data of the

University in respect of its faculty, staff, students and

infrastructure for the Ministry of Human Resource

Development Project i.e., All India Survey of Higher

Education.

Planning, Monitoring & Evaluation Cell

The Planning and Evaluation Section of the Directorate is

entrusted with the responsibility of planning and evaluation

work. Financial support to the University comes mainly from

the State government and the Directorate, through this

section, shoulders the responsibility of disbursing and

monitoring the financial resources for teaching, research and

extension activities of the University in the most judicious

manner. This section prepares overall perspective

development plans; evaluates the broad activities of the

university and suggests improvements. Through this

section, DHRM also maintains linkages with the State

government departments, Indian Council of Agricultural

Research, State Agricultural Universities, various

departments of Govt. India and other organizations in the best

interests of the University.

A sum of Rs. 17000.00 was sanctioned by the State

Government which included Rs. 410.00 lacs to be expended

on SCSP component during the year 2013-14. Subsequently,

the documents Annual Plan 2013-14 - (Proposed Outlay) &

Annual Plan - SCSP (2013-14) - (Proposed Outlay) with

these budgetary outlays were submitted to the government.

The utilization of plan funds was monitored from time to time

and wherever required additional allocations to various

colleges/units were made to meet the unforeseen academic

liabilities. An amount of Rs. 375.00 lacs was released by the

ICAR under the scheme "Strengthening & Development of

Agricultural Education in SAUs" for the year 2012-13 which

also included a sum of Rs. 100.00 lacs for strengthening of

university library. This grant was allocated to various

colleges/units of the university.

A write up on Activities of CCSHAU, Hisar both in English and

Hindi versions for the ensuing Budget Session of Haryana

Vidhan Sabha and the information for "Economic Survey of

Haryana" both in English & Hindi versions, for Budget

Session is prepared and submitted to the state govt. by this

Section.

Manpower Assessment Cell (MPAC)

The Manpower Assessment Cell prepares agenda items,

compiles and finalizes reports of various activities on behalf

of CCSHAU, Hisar for ICAR, IAUA, AIU and UGC. Quarterly

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I36

BPD Unit has made its impact in varied aspects of agriculture

and allied fields viz. Incubation Services have been made

available in Seed Production of Field &Vegetable Crops; Farm

Machinery for processing; Biofertilizers & other Biotech

Products; Diagnostic Kits and Veterinary Public Health (Milk

Urea) Kit. This unit has taken initiatives in developing

entrepreneurship through training & incubation facilities for

young, small and medium size entrepreneurs with a view to

promoting the technologies developed by the University.

Incubation training programs have also been organized for

the prospective entrepreneurs in the fields of vegetable seed

production, liquid bio-fer tilizers, biotechnologies, food

products, dair y products, etc. A total of twelve

entrepreneurship development programs have been

organized in which 74 entrepreneurs have registered

themselves as members of the BPD Unit. Apart from this, 97

companies and two NGOs have also joined hands with the

BPD Unit, CCSHAU, Hisar as members. Five entrepreneurs

have graduated and are now successfully running their

respective businesses by adopting various technologies

developed by the University. The BPD Unit also organizes

University-Industry Interaction workshops. The Cell also

engages in continuous interface with various government

and private agencies through exhibitions, demonstrations

and brainstorming sessions. In total, 75 technology

sensitization programs have been conducted along with two

workshops in collaboration with MSME. During the tenure of

the BPD Unit forty-nine ready to commercialize technologies

have been assessed for valuation for which 117 MoUs have

been signed with both public and private sector. The Cell has

also established collaborative partnership with public sector

units like Haryana Seeds Development Corporation (HSDC),

Chandigarh, National Seeds Corporation (NSC), New Delhi,

National Bureau of Plant Genetics Resources (NBPGR), New

Delhi, Anand Agricultural University (AAU), Gujarat and

National Research Development Corporation (NRDC), New

Delhi. This cell has organized awareness programs on IP

management for faculty members and students of the

university and also for all the SAUs and ICAR Institutes in the

country. The University has so far submitted 46

patent/protection applications for its intellectual properties,

out of which 10 have been protected/granted. Two

technology documents have been published. A documentary

has been prepared to support the ongoing popularization/

awareness activities on CCSHAU's technologies, which has

also been uploaded on YouTube.

reports of University activities for IAUA Newsletter are also

sent. The Appraisal Reports of various Directorates and

Colleges of the University are compiled and got published by

this Cell. Along with other sections of the Directorate this Cell

compiled the Action Taken Repor t (ATR) on the

recommendations of the Accreditation Committee of ICAR

and sent it to ICAR. The work of post-clearance pertaining to

teaching, research and extension and also of non-teaching

staff is handled by this Cell. Since the last Alumni convention,

eight meetings of the Post Clearance Committee were

conducted for which 923 proposals were prepared and

submitted for consideration. Of these, 429 proposals

pertained to the faculty and 494 to non teaching employees.

The Post Clearance Committee discussed and gave its

recommendations for clearance of 199 and 284 posts of

faculty and non-teaching, respectively.The Manpower

Assessment Cell updates the data for Faculty Profile. The

data for the project entitled, "National Information System on

Agricultural Education Network in India" (NISAGENET) with

the help of six schedules is uploaded on the NISAGENET site

of the Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute (IASR),

New Delhi.

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell cum

Business Planning & Development (BPD) Unit

CCS Haryana Agricultural University established Intellectual

Property Rights Cell in the Directorate of Human Resource

Management in 2005 to ensure legal protection of

innovations and creative work of its faculty and students.

Under an MoU signed between CCSHAU and Michigan State

University, USA, the Cell has succeeded in creating

awareness and developing capacity in "Intellectual Property

Management" of all concerned towards strengthening the

research and development capabilities.

The "Business Planning & Development Unit", CCS Haryana

Agricultural University, Hisar" was sanctioned in October

2009 with financial assistance amounting to Rs. 250.82 lacs

from Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) under

National Agricultural Innovation Project (NAIP). This Project

has strengthened the ongoing activities of commercialization

and Intellectual Property protection at this University. Under

the Project concerted efforts have been made by the unit to

identify commercializable potential crop hybrids/varieties

and the technologies related to the development of agri.

processing machines, PHB, biotechnologies, liquid bio-

fer tilizers, pest management, food products, animal

products, diagnostic kits, etc. More than 130 technologies

have been identified for commercialization.

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 37

Exchange of MOUs in the presence of Worthy Vice-Chancellor Dr. K.S.Khokhar

Visit of Addl Secretary Education Dr. Arvind Kaushal

Dr. Suheta Khokhar, Dean COA, addressing the participants of Induction Training

Course CD being released by the Chief Guest Dr.S.S.Dahiya, Registrar for the Refresher Course on Extension Management

Sessions during Visits to outstations

Particpants of the Refresher Course on Educational Technology with the Director Dr. Ram Singh and AAREM faculty

Dr. D.S.Bhatti, Former Director-Extension Education addressing the participants of Short Course on Developing Human Resource

for Teaching Core Courses in Plant Nematology

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I36

BPD Unit has made its impact in varied aspects of agriculture

and allied fields viz. Incubation Services have been made

available in Seed Production of Field &Vegetable Crops; Farm

Machinery for processing; Biofertilizers & other Biotech

Products; Diagnostic Kits and Veterinary Public Health (Milk

Urea) Kit. This unit has taken initiatives in developing

entrepreneurship through training & incubation facilities for

young, small and medium size entrepreneurs with a view to

promoting the technologies developed by the University.

Incubation training programs have also been organized for

the prospective entrepreneurs in the fields of vegetable seed

production, liquid bio-fer tilizers, biotechnologies, food

products, dair y products, etc. A total of twelve

entrepreneurship development programs have been

organized in which 74 entrepreneurs have registered

themselves as members of the BPD Unit. Apart from this, 97

companies and two NGOs have also joined hands with the

BPD Unit, CCSHAU, Hisar as members. Five entrepreneurs

have graduated and are now successfully running their

respective businesses by adopting various technologies

developed by the University. The BPD Unit also organizes

University-Industry Interaction workshops. The Cell also

engages in continuous interface with various government

and private agencies through exhibitions, demonstrations

and brainstorming sessions. In total, 75 technology

sensitization programs have been conducted along with two

workshops in collaboration with MSME. During the tenure of

the BPD Unit forty-nine ready to commercialize technologies

have been assessed for valuation for which 117 MoUs have

been signed with both public and private sector. The Cell has

also established collaborative partnership with public sector

units like Haryana Seeds Development Corporation (HSDC),

Chandigarh, National Seeds Corporation (NSC), New Delhi,

National Bureau of Plant Genetics Resources (NBPGR), New

Delhi, Anand Agricultural University (AAU), Gujarat and

National Research Development Corporation (NRDC), New

Delhi. This cell has organized awareness programs on IP

management for faculty members and students of the

university and also for all the SAUs and ICAR Institutes in the

country. The University has so far submitted 46

patent/protection applications for its intellectual properties,

out of which 10 have been protected/granted. Two

technology documents have been published. A documentary

has been prepared to support the ongoing popularization/

awareness activities on CCSHAU's technologies, which has

also been uploaded on YouTube.

reports of University activities for IAUA Newsletter are also

sent. The Appraisal Reports of various Directorates and

Colleges of the University are compiled and got published by

this Cell. Along with other sections of the Directorate this Cell

compiled the Action Taken Repor t (ATR) on the

recommendations of the Accreditation Committee of ICAR

and sent it to ICAR. The work of post-clearance pertaining to

teaching, research and extension and also of non-teaching

staff is handled by this Cell. Since the last Alumni convention,

eight meetings of the Post Clearance Committee were

conducted for which 923 proposals were prepared and

submitted for consideration. Of these, 429 proposals

pertained to the faculty and 494 to non teaching employees.

The Post Clearance Committee discussed and gave its

recommendations for clearance of 199 and 284 posts of

faculty and non-teaching, respectively.The Manpower

Assessment Cell updates the data for Faculty Profile. The

data for the project entitled, "National Information System on

Agricultural Education Network in India" (NISAGENET) with

the help of six schedules is uploaded on the NISAGENET site

of the Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute (IASR),

New Delhi.

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell cum

Business Planning & Development (BPD) Unit

CCS Haryana Agricultural University established Intellectual

Property Rights Cell in the Directorate of Human Resource

Management in 2005 to ensure legal protection of

innovations and creative work of its faculty and students.

Under an MoU signed between CCSHAU and Michigan State

University, USA, the Cell has succeeded in creating

awareness and developing capacity in "Intellectual Property

Management" of all concerned towards strengthening the

research and development capabilities.

The "Business Planning & Development Unit", CCS Haryana

Agricultural University, Hisar" was sanctioned in October

2009 with financial assistance amounting to Rs. 250.82 lacs

from Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) under

National Agricultural Innovation Project (NAIP). This Project

has strengthened the ongoing activities of commercialization

and Intellectual Property protection at this University. Under

the Project concerted efforts have been made by the unit to

identify commercializable potential crop hybrids/varieties

and the technologies related to the development of agri.

processing machines, PHB, biotechnologies, liquid bio-

fer tilizers, pest management, food products, animal

products, diagnostic kits, etc. More than 130 technologies

have been identified for commercialization.

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 37

Exchange of MOUs in the presence of Worthy Vice-Chancellor Dr. K.S.Khokhar

Visit of Addl Secretary Education Dr. Arvind Kaushal

Dr. Suheta Khokhar, Dean COA, addressing the participants of Induction Training

Course CD being released by the Chief Guest Dr.S.S.Dahiya, Registrar for the Refresher Course on Extension Management

Sessions during Visits to outstations

Particpants of the Refresher Course on Educational Technology with the Director Dr. Ram Singh and AAREM faculty

Dr. D.S.Bhatti, Former Director-Extension Education addressing the participants of Short Course on Developing Human Resource

for Teaching Core Courses in Plant Nematology

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I38

Directorate of Extension Education

Dr. S.S. Siwach, Director Ext. Education

Extension education is one of the three major functions of

CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar. The responsibility

for planning, organizing, conducting and coordinating the

extension activities of the university in the Haryana State lies

with the Directorate of Extension Education. The role of the

Directorate is two fold, i.e., transfer of technologies from

research to the end users through field functionaries and to

find out the problems of the field to be passed on to various

research departments for working on the solution to the

problem.

Farm Advisory Service

Farm Advisory Service (FAS) is the major wing of the

Directorate for transfer of technology. It covers the entire

State of Haryana through its Farm Advisory Service Centres

popularly known as "Krishi Vigyan Kendras" (KVKs) located

in each district, as well as toll free help-line service at ATIC for

disseminating relevant techniques, technologies and

methods to different clientele entailing rural developments

including farmers, farm women, rural youth and

development agencies. The toll free help line service has

also been provided at KVK Uchani, (Karnal) and KVK Bawal,

(Rewari).

Krishi Vigyan Kendras

There are total 19 KVKs under the administrative control of

this university viz. Ambala, Bawal (Rewari), Bhiwani,

Bhopani (Faridabad), Damla (Yamunanagar), Fatehabad,

Jagdishpur (Sonepat), Jhajjar, Kaithal, Karnal, Kurukhshetra,

Mandkola (Mewat), Mohindergarh, Pinjore, Pandu Pindara

(Jind), Rohtak, Sadalpur (Hisar), Sirsa and Ujha (Panipat).

Out of these, only five KVKs viz. Ambala, Bawal, Mandkola,

Pinjore and Uchani (Karnal) are state funded and remaining

14 KVKs are ICAR funded.

Annual Kisan Mela

Two days annual Kisan Mela is organized every year at the

university in the month of March. Field trials, experiments and

demonstrations are laid out on various crops for the farmers.

Scientists'-farmers' interaction, farmers' guided visits, sale of

seeds of improved varieties of different crops and

vege tab les , hor t i cu l tu ra l sap l ings and dummy

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 39

demonstrations etc. are the highlights of these melas.

Farm Darshan: A two-day Annual Farmers' Fair (Farm

Darshan) is organized in the month of September every year

to show the field trials and experiments conducted on various

Kharif Crops.

Kisan Diwas

On the birth anniversary of Late Ch.Charan Singh, Ex-Prime

Minister of India, Kisan Diwas is organized in the form of

Farmers-Scientists Meet on 23rd December every year since

2012 in which a large number of farmers of Haryana State

participate.

Agricultural Officers' Workshop

Agricultural officers' Workshop is a biannual feature (one for

Kharif and one for Rabi Crops). It provides a forum to the field

staff for discussing their problems about crops and animal

husbandry with the university scientists and then to finalize

the package of practices based on the experiences of field

staff and research findings.

Activities Conducted by KVKs

Vocational Trainings: During 2008 to 2013, 1337 Vocational

trainings were organized by KVKs, in which 19292 male and

8280 female farmers of general categories and 5524 male

and 10402 female farmers of SC/ST categories participated.

In total 43498 people benefited from the various trainings on

mushroom, bee keeping, fruits and vegetables preservation,

dairy farming, cutting and tailoring etc.

Demonstrations

As many as 3872 method demonstrations and 4976 front

line demonstrations were conducted by KVKs to transfer the

technical know how to the farmers.

Kisan Mela/Mini Kisan Mela

Kisan Mela/mini Kisan mela numbering 149 were organized

by KVKs to depict improved technologies. A total of 103189

farmers participated and benefited from these melas.

Field Days/Camps: The KVKs organized 754 field days to

show and demonstrate the performance of improved

technology which were attended by 38824 participants.

Besides the above activities, the KVKs organized 899 Kisan

Goshthies/Training Camps, 2980 group meetings and 241

Udyan Goshthies/Gyan Diwas, 154 camps and 1010

campaigns for the benefit of the farmers.

Community Radio Station

While India is one of fastest growing economics in the world,

millions of people in the country are victims of hunger,

illiteracy, ignorance, gaps in communication and the

resultant powerlessness. To bridge the communication gaps

Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University,

Hisar has started the first Community Radio Station of

Northern India. It has been established in the Directorate of

Extension Education, Gandhi Bhawan, with the objective of

providing latest agricultural information to the farming

community by involving them.

ATIC

The Agricultural Technology Information Centre, popularity

known as Kisan Sewa Kendra has been providing services to

the farmers of Haryana and adjoining states since February

2002 through 'Single Window System' for the sale of

products of the university such as seeds, planting materials,

publications, technological products etc. along with farm

advisory services to the farmers. Farm advisory services are

also provided through toll free helpline and correspondence.

The centre sold seeds of improved varieties of various crop

bio-fertilizers, food products, honey, and farm literature

worth Rs.18116758/- during July 2008 to June 2013. During

this period, 50399 persons benefited from various services

provided by ATIC : through personal contact (24130), toll free

helpline (25355) and correspondence (914).

SNIATTE

Sania Nehwal Institute of Agricultural Technology Training

and Education (formerly IATTE) is responsible for

disseminating the latest technology in the field of Agriculture

to the farming community and extension personnel through

its well planned skill oriented and need based training for

increasing farm production, so as to have better homes and

consequently to raise the standard of living of rural masses.

SNIATTE organized 339 trainings in various disciplines for a

variety of clientele and benefited 13595 participants.

Publication Unit

The publication unit has brought out a large number of

extension and research publications for the farmers,

scientists and others interested in agriculture and livestock.

Besides bringing out monthly magazine "Haryana Kheti", the

publication unit regularly publishes two journals 'Journal of

Research' and 'Thesis Abstract'. Package of Practices for

Kharif and Rabi, and Horticultural crops which are in great

demand among the farming community are also brought out

regularly.

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I38

Directorate of Extension Education

Dr. S.S. Siwach, Director Ext. Education

Extension education is one of the three major functions of

CCS Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar. The responsibility

for planning, organizing, conducting and coordinating the

extension activities of the university in the Haryana State lies

with the Directorate of Extension Education. The role of the

Directorate is two fold, i.e., transfer of technologies from

research to the end users through field functionaries and to

find out the problems of the field to be passed on to various

research departments for working on the solution to the

problem.

Farm Advisory Service

Farm Advisory Service (FAS) is the major wing of the

Directorate for transfer of technology. It covers the entire

State of Haryana through its Farm Advisory Service Centres

popularly known as "Krishi Vigyan Kendras" (KVKs) located

in each district, as well as toll free help-line service at ATIC for

disseminating relevant techniques, technologies and

methods to different clientele entailing rural developments

including farmers, farm women, rural youth and

development agencies. The toll free help line service has

also been provided at KVK Uchani, (Karnal) and KVK Bawal,

(Rewari).

Krishi Vigyan Kendras

There are total 19 KVKs under the administrative control of

this university viz. Ambala, Bawal (Rewari), Bhiwani,

Bhopani (Faridabad), Damla (Yamunanagar), Fatehabad,

Jagdishpur (Sonepat), Jhajjar, Kaithal, Karnal, Kurukhshetra,

Mandkola (Mewat), Mohindergarh, Pinjore, Pandu Pindara

(Jind), Rohtak, Sadalpur (Hisar), Sirsa and Ujha (Panipat).

Out of these, only five KVKs viz. Ambala, Bawal, Mandkola,

Pinjore and Uchani (Karnal) are state funded and remaining

14 KVKs are ICAR funded.

Annual Kisan Mela

Two days annual Kisan Mela is organized every year at the

university in the month of March. Field trials, experiments and

demonstrations are laid out on various crops for the farmers.

Scientists'-farmers' interaction, farmers' guided visits, sale of

seeds of improved varieties of different crops and

vege tab les , hor t i cu l tu ra l sap l ings and dummy

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 39

demonstrations etc. are the highlights of these melas.

Farm Darshan: A two-day Annual Farmers' Fair (Farm

Darshan) is organized in the month of September every year

to show the field trials and experiments conducted on various

Kharif Crops.

Kisan Diwas

On the birth anniversary of Late Ch.Charan Singh, Ex-Prime

Minister of India, Kisan Diwas is organized in the form of

Farmers-Scientists Meet on 23rd December every year since

2012 in which a large number of farmers of Haryana State

participate.

Agricultural Officers' Workshop

Agricultural officers' Workshop is a biannual feature (one for

Kharif and one for Rabi Crops). It provides a forum to the field

staff for discussing their problems about crops and animal

husbandry with the university scientists and then to finalize

the package of practices based on the experiences of field

staff and research findings.

Activities Conducted by KVKs

Vocational Trainings: During 2008 to 2013, 1337 Vocational

trainings were organized by KVKs, in which 19292 male and

8280 female farmers of general categories and 5524 male

and 10402 female farmers of SC/ST categories participated.

In total 43498 people benefited from the various trainings on

mushroom, bee keeping, fruits and vegetables preservation,

dairy farming, cutting and tailoring etc.

Demonstrations

As many as 3872 method demonstrations and 4976 front

line demonstrations were conducted by KVKs to transfer the

technical know how to the farmers.

Kisan Mela/Mini Kisan Mela

Kisan Mela/mini Kisan mela numbering 149 were organized

by KVKs to depict improved technologies. A total of 103189

farmers participated and benefited from these melas.

Field Days/Camps: The KVKs organized 754 field days to

show and demonstrate the performance of improved

technology which were attended by 38824 participants.

Besides the above activities, the KVKs organized 899 Kisan

Goshthies/Training Camps, 2980 group meetings and 241

Udyan Goshthies/Gyan Diwas, 154 camps and 1010

campaigns for the benefit of the farmers.

Community Radio Station

While India is one of fastest growing economics in the world,

millions of people in the country are victims of hunger,

illiteracy, ignorance, gaps in communication and the

resultant powerlessness. To bridge the communication gaps

Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University,

Hisar has started the first Community Radio Station of

Northern India. It has been established in the Directorate of

Extension Education, Gandhi Bhawan, with the objective of

providing latest agricultural information to the farming

community by involving them.

ATIC

The Agricultural Technology Information Centre, popularity

known as Kisan Sewa Kendra has been providing services to

the farmers of Haryana and adjoining states since February

2002 through 'Single Window System' for the sale of

products of the university such as seeds, planting materials,

publications, technological products etc. along with farm

advisory services to the farmers. Farm advisory services are

also provided through toll free helpline and correspondence.

The centre sold seeds of improved varieties of various crop

bio-fertilizers, food products, honey, and farm literature

worth Rs.18116758/- during July 2008 to June 2013. During

this period, 50399 persons benefited from various services

provided by ATIC : through personal contact (24130), toll free

helpline (25355) and correspondence (914).

SNIATTE

Sania Nehwal Institute of Agricultural Technology Training

and Education (formerly IATTE) is responsible for

disseminating the latest technology in the field of Agriculture

to the farming community and extension personnel through

its well planned skill oriented and need based training for

increasing farm production, so as to have better homes and

consequently to raise the standard of living of rural masses.

SNIATTE organized 339 trainings in various disciplines for a

variety of clientele and benefited 13595 participants.

Publication Unit

The publication unit has brought out a large number of

extension and research publications for the farmers,

scientists and others interested in agriculture and livestock.

Besides bringing out monthly magazine "Haryana Kheti", the

publication unit regularly publishes two journals 'Journal of

Research' and 'Thesis Abstract'. Package of Practices for

Kharif and Rabi, and Horticultural crops which are in great

demand among the farming community are also brought out

regularly.

Resource Conservation Technologies in different cropping systems, KVK Kaithal

Field day on lentil at KVK Yamunanagar

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I40

Kisan Sewa Kendra KISAN DIWAS: 23-12-12

TRAINING ON FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRESERVATION

Vocational Training on Bee Keeping, KVK, Jhajjar

Dhan Mela

FIELD VISIT BY DIGNITARIES

Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University is

one of the biggest agricultural universities of Asia. A leader in

agricultural research, education and extension activities, this

University wears a highly feathered cap. The achievements

that make the University proud are due to the fact that at

CCSHAU, we believe in education which aims at an all-

inclusive development of the students' personalities along

with academic excellence so that they are ready to face the

challenges of the professional world.

The Directorates of Students' Welfare at CCSHAU ensures

this inclusive education for not only CCSHAU but also

LUVAS. Though the new University has established all its

directorates and offices,the Directorate of Students' Welfare

of CCSHAU shoulders the responsibility of both the

Universities. All the events organized by the Directorate cater

to the needs of both the Universities. Both the Universities

have students from not only the length and breadth of the

country, but also from several other countries. At present, the

two Universities have students from as many as eighteen

countries.

The activities of the Directorate are multifaceted, ranging

from the development of infrastructural facilities of the

University to the development of life skills of the students. The

Directorate ensures a number of options for the students to

participate in any of a number of activities going on in the

campus, spor ts, cultural, l i trary, workshop, skil l

improvement training, concer t, photography, picnics,

excursion, cultural trips, mess management and a number of

other activities. We train them to become finer human beings.

As far as the infrastructure is concerned new hostels have

been added, still more are planned. The Directorate, as of

now, maintains sixteen students' hostels, 7 for girls and 8 for

boys and one OG married hostel. Of these two hostels are at

Kaul Campus. A new state of the art International Hostel for

girls (Yamunotri) with all the modern amenities including the

provision of self cooking has been constructed and made

functional. All the hostels of the University have been

provided with all the facilities for comfortable stay of the

students. There are about 2200 students residing in hostels

at present and the number is increasing with every passing

year. The University has been promoting education for girls.

In this endeavour the seats for female students have been

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 41

Dr. Ram Kumar Yadav

Directorate of Students' WelfareDirectorate of Students' WelfareDirectorate of Students' Welfare

Director Students' Welfare and President

CCSHAU Alumni Association

Resource Conservation Technologies in different cropping systems, KVK Kaithal

Field day on lentil at KVK Yamunanagar

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I40

Kisan Sewa Kendra KISAN DIWAS: 23-12-12

TRAINING ON FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PRESERVATION

Vocational Training on Bee Keeping, KVK, Jhajjar

Dhan Mela

FIELD VISIT BY DIGNITARIES

Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University is

one of the biggest agricultural universities of Asia. A leader in

agricultural research, education and extension activities, this

University wears a highly feathered cap. The achievements

that make the University proud are due to the fact that at

CCSHAU, we believe in education which aims at an all-

inclusive development of the students' personalities along

with academic excellence so that they are ready to face the

challenges of the professional world.

The Directorates of Students' Welfare at CCSHAU ensures

this inclusive education for not only CCSHAU but also

LUVAS. Though the new University has established all its

directorates and offices,the Directorate of Students' Welfare

of CCSHAU shoulders the responsibility of both the

Universities. All the events organized by the Directorate cater

to the needs of both the Universities. Both the Universities

have students from not only the length and breadth of the

country, but also from several other countries. At present, the

two Universities have students from as many as eighteen

countries.

The activities of the Directorate are multifaceted, ranging

from the development of infrastructural facilities of the

University to the development of life skills of the students. The

Directorate ensures a number of options for the students to

participate in any of a number of activities going on in the

campus, spor ts, cultural, l i trary, workshop, skil l

improvement training, concer t, photography, picnics,

excursion, cultural trips, mess management and a number of

other activities. We train them to become finer human beings.

As far as the infrastructure is concerned new hostels have

been added, still more are planned. The Directorate, as of

now, maintains sixteen students' hostels, 7 for girls and 8 for

boys and one OG married hostel. Of these two hostels are at

Kaul Campus. A new state of the art International Hostel for

girls (Yamunotri) with all the modern amenities including the

provision of self cooking has been constructed and made

functional. All the hostels of the University have been

provided with all the facilities for comfortable stay of the

students. There are about 2200 students residing in hostels

at present and the number is increasing with every passing

year. The University has been promoting education for girls.

In this endeavour the seats for female students have been

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 41

Dr. Ram Kumar Yadav

Directorate of Students' WelfareDirectorate of Students' WelfareDirectorate of Students' Welfare

Director Students' Welfare and President

CCSHAU Alumni Association

P

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I42

societies, the mega-event, which evokes participation from

the junior most undergrads to the senior most Ph.D. scholars

is the University Youth Festival which has been very

appropriately named Utsav. This fest is truly a celebration of

life. The University Youth Festival is organized in two parts.

A total of forty events are organized; Part-1 witnesses the

students competing in 17 literary and graphic arts events,

while Part-II is dedicated to cultural activities pertaining to

music, dance, drama etc. A full-fledged Film Club organizes

film shows for the students and staff of the University. The

Directorate of Students' Welfare does not rest on its laurels. It

continues to look for new activities, which are useful and at

the same time of interest to students, and keeps on adding

them to its calendar of events.

Dramatics and music are very popular among students. The

faculty with the Directorate trains and moulds the students for

musical events and teams are sent regularly to participate in

inter-college / varsity competitions and Youth Festivals. The

activities of SPICMACAY are also looked after by this

Directorate. Artistes of international repute are invited for

lectures-cum-demonstrations in the university. Another

pioneering step that the Directorate has recently taken is

staging of Haryanvi Swangs in a bid to revitalize our folk

traditions. All these efforts have succeeded in acquainting the

students with the rich cultural heritage of the country and the

state. The Literary & Debating Society, on a regular basis,

organizes inter-college debating, declamation, essay writing

competitions in a bid to hone the skills of students, and train

them for competitions at the State and National level. Those

having inclination for photography are nurtured through

Graphic Art Society.

Inter-college sports, literary and cultural competitions are a

regular feature at the university and we are proud to inform

our alumni that the renewed efforts of the Directorate have

borne fruits. The Mountaineering Club has been re-

established and it has started working with a rejuvenated

effort. In its present stint the members of the Mountaineering

Club have scaled a number peaks. It goes to the credit of the

Club that girls also joined as members of the climbing

parties.

NCC and NSS have a special role in developing the sense of

discipline and service in the youth. Over the last few years,

the Directorate has taken a lead in strengthening the activities

of NCC and NSS at the university. NCC unit for girls, which

was lying in abeyance for past several years, has been

revived. The seats of NCC are being increased, and we hope

that very soon five Units of NCC as against three at present

will start functioning in the University. With the guidance of

increased and greater numbers are now admitted. To cater to

the increased number of female students Godavari Hostel,

which was earlier, meant for boys, has been converted to

Girls' Hostel and suitable alterations have been made. An

International Girls Hostel has also been added as 'Yamunotri'

hostel having rooms with provision of self-cooking and

attached bathroom. One distinctive feature of the university

hostel facilities is a PG Married Hostel which is a self-

contained unit adequate for a small family. Two new hostels

are in the pipeline. The Directorate believes in the old proverb

"All work and no play make jack a dull boy" and, therefore,

also strives to better the entertainment experience of the

students. With this view, LCD TVs have been installed in all

hostels. The facility at the University Hospital, which also

comes under the purview of the Director Students' Welfare, is

now better geared to serve the University community with

improved facilities.

The infrastructure has further been improved through the up

gradation and proper maintenance of playgrounds. All

playgrounds have now netted walls around them. The

University has the Synthetic Track of the international

standards. The Badminton & Volleyball Courts and Hockey

ground have been provided with added facilities of global

standards.This improved infrastructure is amply utilized

through various sports activities organized by the Directorate

for the students. Regular Athletic Meets are now organized

annually where students make and break records. A

distinctive feature of the Athletic Meet is that there are several

sporting activities for the faculty and employees in various

age groups. The Directorate has ensured that facilities for all

the registered games exist on the Campus. As a result

tournaments of various games have been organized. The

students of the University have widely participated and

secured inter-varsity and inter-agri.-varsity positions in

various tournaments. Several old records have been

improved upon. The Directorate of Students' Welfare has

well-qualified sports faculty under whose guidance camps in

various sporting activities are organised regularly.

CCSHAU is committed to the growth of its students in all

areas. That is why the par ticipation in games and

extracurricular activities is mandatory for its students. To

achieve this purpose the DSW has constituted as many as

25Clubs/societies in the University, with members of the

faculty as advisers to the students. Each undergraduate

student has to compulsorily participate in one of the

approved game or cultural activity. Qualified faculty are there

to guide the students for this purpose. Cultural and literary

activities form a regular feature of the Campus activities.

Apart from the regular activities being organised by various

healthy interaction between the students and the faculty is

maintained through various formal and informal activities.

The responsibility of an educational institution is not over with

providing good education only. We prepare our students for

life outside the University. We also try to ensure that they

follow satisfying career path after their education is over.

This issue is taken care of by the Counselling Placement Cell

through its various training programmes and campus

placement drive.

Today is the era of healthy but stiff competition and the youth

needs to have a well balanced and rounded personality to

succeed in life. Our old scriptures also advocate the

acquisition of various other skills along with academic

excellence. Since its inception, the University has recognized

the importance of effective Counseling and Placement

program for students. The activities of the Directorate are

targeted towards this aim. The Students' Counselling &

Placement Cell in the Directorate has been associated with

multifaceted development of the University students for their

personality development and to prepare them to face the

challenges of future with greater confidence.

All personality development activities have been intensified.

In fact the number of training programmes towards this end

has doubled during the last two years. It seems pertinent to

mention here that the Directorate through the Counselling &

Placement Cell organizes general trainings for students in the

fields of communication skills, spoken English, computer

education, public speaking skills, group discussion etc. In

addition to these, job oriented specialized trainings in various

areas of agriculture and allied sciences are also organized. To

attain its underlined objective, SC&P Cell of the Directorate

has organized more than 50 job/self-employment oriented,

skill development and technical training programs over the

last two years during the off academic hours. The Cell also

guides and provides relevant information on scholarships

and fellowships in India and abroad, financial assistance

available to students for their own agri-business and other

self-employment units as also various competitive

examinations,. The SC&P Cell brings out a fortnightly 'Career

B u l l e t i n ' . T h i s i s a v a i l a b l e o n l i n e a l s o @

http://hau.ernet.in/carbull.pdf for broader outreach among

students, alumni and other stake-holders. The SC&P cell

now has its own computer laboratory in the Directorate for

basic and advanced computer training to the students

The Counselling and Placement Cell in the Directorate

arranges campus interviews and advises students regarding

career opportunities in different areas. During the last five

years 720 students of the University were selected by public

sector undertakings and 146 in private sector undertakings

the Directorate, the students have been able to realize their

potential and a record four, two boys and two girls, NSS

volunteers participated in this year's Republic Day Parade.

One of our students Mr. Devender Kamboj brought laurels to

the University by winning Indira Gandhi National Award for

being best volunteer during 2012-13. Equally envious have

been the achievements of NSS at the State, National and

International level. Under the aegis of NSS programme

several days/seminars/campaigns/camps viz., population

education, national literacy, anti-polio, AIDS awareness,

pollution control and other issues of impor tance are

organized.

University Youth Red Cross in the Directorate is doing a

yeomen service by sensitising the students to the emergent

social issues. The Directorate encourages the participation

of Red Cross Volunteers of the University in the state and

national level camps where volunteers learn techniques of

disaster management, environment preservation, first-aid

and other emergency situations. Newly admitted

Undergraduate students ( both boys and girls) are trained by

the University Youth Red Cross in the Directorate in the first

aid service so as to serve the helpless victims of accidents

and other calamities irrespective of caste, creed, community,

country, race and languages. Our students gave

commendable performance during their tests in these camps

and brought many a laurel for their university. Since 2010 the

tradition of holding Blood Donation Camps with the support

of Red Cross has been continuing successfully. The

students have given an overwhelming response to the call of

donating blood; and over the last four years more than 3200

units of blood have been collected for the needy. University

Youth Red Cross in the Directorate organized Blood Donation

Camps and collected 427 and 326 units of blood during the

years 2012 and 2013, respectively.

Female education is important for their emancipation.

Equally important is the issue of their protection. In today's

world when girls and women have to go out of their homes to

make a career, they need to be able to protect themselves.

Self-defence, therefore, becomes an important priority for

women. Taking cognizance of this need the Directorate

regularly arranges for trainings on self-defence for girl

students by professionally qualified experts.

At CCSHAU, the students are nurtured with love and care. At

the same time, they are also taught the value of discipline.

The University follows the policy of zero tolerance towards

any irresponsible or in disciplined activity. Motorized

vehicles have been banned in the hostels. It has been

ensured that the University campus - be it colleges or

hostels - is absolutely free of the menace of ragging. A

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 43

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I42

societies, the mega-event, which evokes participation from

the junior most undergrads to the senior most Ph.D. scholars

is the University Youth Festival which has been very

appropriately named Utsav. This fest is truly a celebration of

life. The University Youth Festival is organized in two parts.

A total of forty events are organized; Part-1 witnesses the

students competing in 17 literary and graphic arts events,

while Part-II is dedicated to cultural activities pertaining to

music, dance, drama etc. A full-fledged Film Club organizes

film shows for the students and staff of the University. The

Directorate of Students' Welfare does not rest on its laurels. It

continues to look for new activities, which are useful and at

the same time of interest to students, and keeps on adding

them to its calendar of events.

Dramatics and music are very popular among students. The

faculty with the Directorate trains and moulds the students for

musical events and teams are sent regularly to participate in

inter-college / varsity competitions and Youth Festivals. The

activities of SPICMACAY are also looked after by this

Directorate. Artistes of international repute are invited for

lectures-cum-demonstrations in the university. Another

pioneering step that the Directorate has recently taken is

staging of Haryanvi Swangs in a bid to revitalize our folk

traditions. All these efforts have succeeded in acquainting the

students with the rich cultural heritage of the country and the

state. The Literary & Debating Society, on a regular basis,

organizes inter-college debating, declamation, essay writing

competitions in a bid to hone the skills of students, and train

them for competitions at the State and National level. Those

having inclination for photography are nurtured through

Graphic Art Society.

Inter-college sports, literary and cultural competitions are a

regular feature at the university and we are proud to inform

our alumni that the renewed efforts of the Directorate have

borne fruits. The Mountaineering Club has been re-

established and it has started working with a rejuvenated

effort. In its present stint the members of the Mountaineering

Club have scaled a number peaks. It goes to the credit of the

Club that girls also joined as members of the climbing

parties.

NCC and NSS have a special role in developing the sense of

discipline and service in the youth. Over the last few years,

the Directorate has taken a lead in strengthening the activities

of NCC and NSS at the university. NCC unit for girls, which

was lying in abeyance for past several years, has been

revived. The seats of NCC are being increased, and we hope

that very soon five Units of NCC as against three at present

will start functioning in the University. With the guidance of

increased and greater numbers are now admitted. To cater to

the increased number of female students Godavari Hostel,

which was earlier, meant for boys, has been converted to

Girls' Hostel and suitable alterations have been made. An

International Girls Hostel has also been added as 'Yamunotri'

hostel having rooms with provision of self-cooking and

attached bathroom. One distinctive feature of the university

hostel facilities is a PG Married Hostel which is a self-

contained unit adequate for a small family. Two new hostels

are in the pipeline. The Directorate believes in the old proverb

"All work and no play make jack a dull boy" and, therefore,

also strives to better the entertainment experience of the

students. With this view, LCD TVs have been installed in all

hostels. The facility at the University Hospital, which also

comes under the purview of the Director Students' Welfare, is

now better geared to serve the University community with

improved facilities.

The infrastructure has further been improved through the up

gradation and proper maintenance of playgrounds. All

playgrounds have now netted walls around them. The

University has the Synthetic Track of the international

standards. The Badminton & Volleyball Courts and Hockey

ground have been provided with added facilities of global

standards.This improved infrastructure is amply utilized

through various sports activities organized by the Directorate

for the students. Regular Athletic Meets are now organized

annually where students make and break records. A

distinctive feature of the Athletic Meet is that there are several

sporting activities for the faculty and employees in various

age groups. The Directorate has ensured that facilities for all

the registered games exist on the Campus. As a result

tournaments of various games have been organized. The

students of the University have widely participated and

secured inter-varsity and inter-agri.-varsity positions in

various tournaments. Several old records have been

improved upon. The Directorate of Students' Welfare has

well-qualified sports faculty under whose guidance camps in

various sporting activities are organised regularly.

CCSHAU is committed to the growth of its students in all

areas. That is why the par ticipation in games and

extracurricular activities is mandatory for its students. To

achieve this purpose the DSW has constituted as many as

25Clubs/societies in the University, with members of the

faculty as advisers to the students. Each undergraduate

student has to compulsorily participate in one of the

approved game or cultural activity. Qualified faculty are there

to guide the students for this purpose. Cultural and literary

activities form a regular feature of the Campus activities.

Apart from the regular activities being organised by various

healthy interaction between the students and the faculty is

maintained through various formal and informal activities.

The responsibility of an educational institution is not over with

providing good education only. We prepare our students for

life outside the University. We also try to ensure that they

follow satisfying career path after their education is over.

This issue is taken care of by the Counselling Placement Cell

through its various training programmes and campus

placement drive.

Today is the era of healthy but stiff competition and the youth

needs to have a well balanced and rounded personality to

succeed in life. Our old scriptures also advocate the

acquisition of various other skills along with academic

excellence. Since its inception, the University has recognized

the importance of effective Counseling and Placement

program for students. The activities of the Directorate are

targeted towards this aim. The Students' Counselling &

Placement Cell in the Directorate has been associated with

multifaceted development of the University students for their

personality development and to prepare them to face the

challenges of future with greater confidence.

All personality development activities have been intensified.

In fact the number of training programmes towards this end

has doubled during the last two years. It seems pertinent to

mention here that the Directorate through the Counselling &

Placement Cell organizes general trainings for students in the

fields of communication skills, spoken English, computer

education, public speaking skills, group discussion etc. In

addition to these, job oriented specialized trainings in various

areas of agriculture and allied sciences are also organized. To

attain its underlined objective, SC&P Cell of the Directorate

has organized more than 50 job/self-employment oriented,

skill development and technical training programs over the

last two years during the off academic hours. The Cell also

guides and provides relevant information on scholarships

and fellowships in India and abroad, financial assistance

available to students for their own agri-business and other

self-employment units as also various competitive

examinations,. The SC&P Cell brings out a fortnightly 'Career

B u l l e t i n ' . T h i s i s a v a i l a b l e o n l i n e a l s o @

http://hau.ernet.in/carbull.pdf for broader outreach among

students, alumni and other stake-holders. The SC&P cell

now has its own computer laboratory in the Directorate for

basic and advanced computer training to the students

The Counselling and Placement Cell in the Directorate

arranges campus interviews and advises students regarding

career opportunities in different areas. During the last five

years 720 students of the University were selected by public

sector undertakings and 146 in private sector undertakings

the Directorate, the students have been able to realize their

potential and a record four, two boys and two girls, NSS

volunteers participated in this year's Republic Day Parade.

One of our students Mr. Devender Kamboj brought laurels to

the University by winning Indira Gandhi National Award for

being best volunteer during 2012-13. Equally envious have

been the achievements of NSS at the State, National and

International level. Under the aegis of NSS programme

several days/seminars/campaigns/camps viz., population

education, national literacy, anti-polio, AIDS awareness,

pollution control and other issues of impor tance are

organized.

University Youth Red Cross in the Directorate is doing a

yeomen service by sensitising the students to the emergent

social issues. The Directorate encourages the participation

of Red Cross Volunteers of the University in the state and

national level camps where volunteers learn techniques of

disaster management, environment preservation, first-aid

and other emergency situations. Newly admitted

Undergraduate students ( both boys and girls) are trained by

the University Youth Red Cross in the Directorate in the first

aid service so as to serve the helpless victims of accidents

and other calamities irrespective of caste, creed, community,

country, race and languages. Our students gave

commendable performance during their tests in these camps

and brought many a laurel for their university. Since 2010 the

tradition of holding Blood Donation Camps with the support

of Red Cross has been continuing successfully. The

students have given an overwhelming response to the call of

donating blood; and over the last four years more than 3200

units of blood have been collected for the needy. University

Youth Red Cross in the Directorate organized Blood Donation

Camps and collected 427 and 326 units of blood during the

years 2012 and 2013, respectively.

Female education is important for their emancipation.

Equally important is the issue of their protection. In today's

world when girls and women have to go out of their homes to

make a career, they need to be able to protect themselves.

Self-defence, therefore, becomes an important priority for

women. Taking cognizance of this need the Directorate

regularly arranges for trainings on self-defence for girl

students by professionally qualified experts.

At CCSHAU, the students are nurtured with love and care. At

the same time, they are also taught the value of discipline.

The University follows the policy of zero tolerance towards

any irresponsible or in disciplined activity. Motorized

vehicles have been banned in the hostels. It has been

ensured that the University campus - be it colleges or

hostels - is absolutely free of the menace of ragging. A

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 43

The Counselling and Placement Cell in the Directorate

arranges campus interviews and advises students regarding

career opportunities in different areas. During the last five

years 720 students of the University were selected by public

sector undertakings and 146 in private sector undertakings

including banks. A large number of our graduates have been

selected as ADOs, Veterinary Surgeons, Supervisors,

Teachers, Scientists, Civil Servants and other government

jobs. Some of the alumni of the university have joined Armed

Forces as Commissioned Officers. Because of the intensive

training program for personality development and other

areas, the students get more employment opportunities and

better pay packages in public and private sector units.

including banks. A large number of our graduates have been

selected as ADOs, Veterinary Surgeons, Supervisors,

Teachers, Scientists, Civil Servants and in other government

jobs. Some of the alumni of the university have joined Armed

Forces as Commissioned Officers. Because of the intensive

training program for personality development and other

areas, the students get more employment opportunities and

better pay packages in public and private sector units.

The Directorate maintains active links with the CCSHAU

Alumni Association. The ex-officio President, Secretary and

Treasurer are from the Directorate of Students' Welfare. As

such, the responsibility and affiliation of the Directorate with

the Association has increased manifold. The Alumni

Association has remained dynamic largely due to the efforts

of the Directorate. During the last Alumni Convention in

February 2012, the Association felicitated 29 of its illustrious

alumni who came from diverse walks of life. Those alumni

who were felicitated included officers of such high ranks as

eminent scientists, spor ts persons, administrators,

politicians, persons from culture and media, corporate

managers, army officerss, entrepreneurs, managing

directors of MNCs etc. This inspired our students besides

maintaining the strong link with them.

We hope that the Association and the Directorate will

continue to function in close cooperation and will jointly hold

many Conventions and Meets in future to keep the University

Flag high in the academic world.

Students' Councelling & Placement Cell

Since its inception, the University has recognized the

importance of effective Councelling and Placement program

for students. The Students' Counselling & Placement Cell in

the Directorate has been associated with multifaceted

development of the University students for their personality

development and to prepare them to face the challenges of

future with greater confidence. To attain the underlined

objective, SC&P Cell has organized more than 50 job/self-

employment oriented, skill development and technical

training programs last two years during the off academic

hours. The Cell also guides and provides relevant information

on scholarship, fellowships in India and abroad, competitive

examinations, financial assistance available to students for

their own agri-business and other self employment units. The

SC&P Cell issue fortnightly 'Career Bulletin' available online

also @ http://hau.ernet.in/carbull.pdf for broader outreach

among students, alumni and other stake-holders. The SC&P

cell now has its own computer laboratory in the Directorate

for basic and advanced computer training to the students.Training programs for students

Welcoming the Chief Guest Mr MP Punia

First Aid Trainings

Newly admitted UG Students (boys and girls) are being

trained by University Youth Red Cross in the first aid service

so as to make them confident, responsible, alert and to serve

the helpless victims of accidents and other calamities

irrespective of caste, creed, community, country, race and

languages.

Directorate encourage the par ticipation of Red Cross Volunteers of the University in state and national level camps where volunteers learn techniques of disaster management, environment preservation, first-aid and other emergency situations and gave commendable performance during their tests in these camps and brought many a laurels for their university.

Dr KS Khokhar, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, CCS HAU

in the Blood Donation Camp

First Aid training session for newly admitted students

University Red Cross Volunteers with their Prizes and Officials

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 45th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I44

The Counselling and Placement Cell in the Directorate

arranges campus interviews and advises students regarding

career opportunities in different areas. During the last five

years 720 students of the University were selected by public

sector undertakings and 146 in private sector undertakings

including banks. A large number of our graduates have been

selected as ADOs, Veterinary Surgeons, Supervisors,

Teachers, Scientists, Civil Servants and other government

jobs. Some of the alumni of the university have joined Armed

Forces as Commissioned Officers. Because of the intensive

training program for personality development and other

areas, the students get more employment opportunities and

better pay packages in public and private sector units.

including banks. A large number of our graduates have been

selected as ADOs, Veterinary Surgeons, Supervisors,

Teachers, Scientists, Civil Servants and in other government

jobs. Some of the alumni of the university have joined Armed

Forces as Commissioned Officers. Because of the intensive

training program for personality development and other

areas, the students get more employment opportunities and

better pay packages in public and private sector units.

The Directorate maintains active links with the CCSHAU

Alumni Association. The ex-officio President, Secretary and

Treasurer are from the Directorate of Students' Welfare. As

such, the responsibility and affiliation of the Directorate with

the Association has increased manifold. The Alumni

Association has remained dynamic largely due to the efforts

of the Directorate. During the last Alumni Convention in

February 2012, the Association felicitated 29 of its illustrious

alumni who came from diverse walks of life. Those alumni

who were felicitated included officers of such high ranks as

eminent scientists, spor ts persons, administrators,

politicians, persons from culture and media, corporate

managers, army officerss, entrepreneurs, managing

directors of MNCs etc. This inspired our students besides

maintaining the strong link with them.

We hope that the Association and the Directorate will

continue to function in close cooperation and will jointly hold

many Conventions and Meets in future to keep the University

Flag high in the academic world.

Students' Councelling & Placement Cell

Since its inception, the University has recognized the

importance of effective Councelling and Placement program

for students. The Students' Counselling & Placement Cell in

the Directorate has been associated with multifaceted

development of the University students for their personality

development and to prepare them to face the challenges of

future with greater confidence. To attain the underlined

objective, SC&P Cell has organized more than 50 job/self-

employment oriented, skill development and technical

training programs last two years during the off academic

hours. The Cell also guides and provides relevant information

on scholarship, fellowships in India and abroad, competitive

examinations, financial assistance available to students for

their own agri-business and other self employment units. The

SC&P Cell issue fortnightly 'Career Bulletin' available online

also @ http://hau.ernet.in/carbull.pdf for broader outreach

among students, alumni and other stake-holders. The SC&P

cell now has its own computer laboratory in the Directorate

for basic and advanced computer training to the students.Training programs for students

Welcoming the Chief Guest Mr MP Punia

First Aid Trainings

Newly admitted UG Students (boys and girls) are being

trained by University Youth Red Cross in the first aid service

so as to make them confident, responsible, alert and to serve

the helpless victims of accidents and other calamities

irrespective of caste, creed, community, country, race and

languages.

Directorate encourage the par ticipation of Red Cross Volunteers of the University in state and national level camps where volunteers learn techniques of disaster management, environment preservation, first-aid and other emergency situations and gave commendable performance during their tests in these camps and brought many a laurels for their university.

Dr KS Khokhar, Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, CCS HAU

in the Blood Donation Camp

First Aid training session for newly admitted students

University Red Cross Volunteers with their Prizes and Officials

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 45th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I44

'Swang''Swang''Swang'at CCS HAU, Hisar

Under the leadership of Dr. K.S. Khokhar (Worthy Vice-Chancellor), Dr. R.K. Yadav (DSW) conceived the idea of promoting the Folk Art Culture of the region (Swang). Swang was widely appreciated in the region with the magical performances of its performers Dr. Satish Georgy Kashyap and Dr. Sandhya Sharma Raman.

vkf³~Zxda Hkqoua ;L; okfpda loZok³~e;e~A

vkgk;ZpUærkjkfn ra uqe% lkfÙkoda f'koe~û

What is theatre for if it is not for entertainment? It is a kind of entertainment which is not entertainment alone. It carries within it the entire folk culture with all its social and religious reflections. This is Swang an... entertaining sattire.

Swang

Swang continues....Swang continues....Swang continues....

The major theatrical tradition of folk entertainment in upper India is

that of Swang. This will clarify our position when we refer to any theatre

form as a theatre of entertainment. Other aspects are not totally

excluded, they are there, but the basic stress is on folk entertainments,

particularly through music and dance. The Swang tradition has

assumed different forms in different regions by absorbing in its texture

different regional theatrical conventions, modes of music and

innovations of local creative theatre workers. The forms such as

Bhagat, Nautanki, Khayal and Saang that are prevalent in Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh

and Bihar belong to Swang tradition.

Swang is a musical folk drama which enacts near similar stories in all its related regional variations. These stories are in

verse and are sung in different classical, semi-classical but mostly in popular folk musical modes. Dialogues and

speeches in prose is the modern graft on these musical modes. Dialogues and speeches in prose is the modern graft on

these musical plays of great charm. These plays are enjoyed for their music and singing, as well as delightful poetry,

where acting generally takes a secondary position. Appropriate costumes and make-up are used when needed, but the

characters, in true folk tradition, may appear in their ordinary day-to-day clothes. Except for Bhagat which is a non-

professional theatre, the companies of Nautanki, Swang and Khyal move from village to village attending various fairs,

festive social occasions and religious celebrations to earn their livelihood. DR. RAM KUMAR YADAV

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 47th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I46

'Swang''Swang''Swang'at CCS HAU, Hisar

Under the leadership of Dr. K.S. Khokhar (Worthy Vice-Chancellor), Dr. R.K. Yadav (DSW) conceived the idea of promoting the Folk Art Culture of the region (Swang). Swang was widely appreciated in the region with the magical performances of its performers Dr. Satish Georgy Kashyap and Dr. Sandhya Sharma Raman.

vkf³~Zxda Hkqoua ;L; okfpda loZok³~e;e~A

vkgk;ZpUærkjkfn ra uqe% lkfÙkoda f'koe~û

What is theatre for if it is not for entertainment? It is a kind of entertainment which is not entertainment alone. It carries within it the entire folk culture with all its social and religious reflections. This is Swang an... entertaining sattire.

Swang

Swang continues....Swang continues....Swang continues....

The major theatrical tradition of folk entertainment in upper India is

that of Swang. This will clarify our position when we refer to any theatre

form as a theatre of entertainment. Other aspects are not totally

excluded, they are there, but the basic stress is on folk entertainments,

particularly through music and dance. The Swang tradition has

assumed different forms in different regions by absorbing in its texture

different regional theatrical conventions, modes of music and

innovations of local creative theatre workers. The forms such as

Bhagat, Nautanki, Khayal and Saang that are prevalent in Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh

and Bihar belong to Swang tradition.

Swang is a musical folk drama which enacts near similar stories in all its related regional variations. These stories are in

verse and are sung in different classical, semi-classical but mostly in popular folk musical modes. Dialogues and

speeches in prose is the modern graft on these musical modes. Dialogues and speeches in prose is the modern graft on

these musical plays of great charm. These plays are enjoyed for their music and singing, as well as delightful poetry,

where acting generally takes a secondary position. Appropriate costumes and make-up are used when needed, but the

characters, in true folk tradition, may appear in their ordinary day-to-day clothes. Except for Bhagat which is a non-

professional theatre, the companies of Nautanki, Swang and Khyal move from village to village attending various fairs,

festive social occasions and religious celebrations to earn their livelihood. DR. RAM KUMAR YADAV

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 47th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I46

Swang MandaliSwang MandaliSwang Mandali

yksd lkfgR; esa LFkku fo'ks"k dh laLÏfr gh cksyrh gSA fdlh Hkh izns'k ds yksdukV~; ogka dh laLÏfr ds eq¡g cksyrs fp= dgs tk ldrs gSaA gfj;k.kk dh yksdukV~; ijEijk esa ̂ Lokax* ;k dgsa ̂ lkax* dk [kkl egRo gksrk gSA Lokax 'kCn mruk gh izkphu gks ldrk gS ftruk fd euq"; dk i`Foh ij tUeA Lokax vkf[kj gS D;k\ Lokax dk eryc gksrk gS & os'k Hkjuk] :i Hkjuk ;k udy djukA udy djuk euq"; dh izo`fÙk jgh gSA ;g i`Foh Hkh rks czãk dh gh udy gS vkSj tc ge vuFkd iz;kl ds ckn Hkh gwcgw jax uk Hkj ik,a vkSj blesa foÏfr vk tk, rks bls Lokax dgrs gSaA u`R; laxhr vkSj gkL; ukfVdk }kjk bldk izn'kZu iwjs Hkkjr esa yksdfiz; gSA Lokax dks ge lkax] ukSVadh] Hkxr] ekp] bR;kfn dg ldrs gSaA bls vfHkU;kRed xhfr ukV~; ;k eSftdy fFk,Vj dgk tk ldrk gSA

Swang is an imitation. An imitation is a sport or play. Great Aristotle said "Art immitates Nature".

vr% Lokax ½Xosn ls igys dk Hkh gks ldrk gSA MkW- lrh'k tkWthZ d';i o MkW- la/;k 'kekZ jeu

Inspiration Dr. K.S. Khokhar

PatronDr. Ram Kumar Yadav

PerformersSatish Georgy KashyapSandhya Sharma Raman

Music Vinod GoldiHawa Singh LaliMahender KumarRajesh NagaraRajender Gaur

Choreography Roli Bhardwaj

GurujiPt. Surya Bhanu Shashtri

Parnali Pt. Lakhmi Chand

In the Indian folk theatre, the Sutradhar, who is known by different names in the different regional varieties, holds most important position in the entire scheme of the play. In a way, he may be called the focal point of the evolution of folk theatre itself.Contact: swangmandali@gmail.com, satishgeorgykashyap@yahoo.co.in

Swang at Its Spectacular BestSwang at Its Spectacular BestSwang at Its Spectacular BestActivities at a glance

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I48

Swang MandaliSwang MandaliSwang Mandali

yksd lkfgR; esa LFkku fo'ks"k dh laLÏfr gh cksyrh gSA fdlh Hkh izns'k ds yksdukV~; ogka dh laLÏfr ds eq¡g cksyrs fp= dgs tk ldrs gSaA gfj;k.kk dh yksdukV~; ijEijk esa ̂ Lokax* ;k dgsa ̂ lkax* dk [kkl egRo gksrk gSA Lokax 'kCn mruk gh izkphu gks ldrk gS ftruk fd euq"; dk i`Foh ij tUeA Lokax vkf[kj gS D;k\ Lokax dk eryc gksrk gS & os'k Hkjuk] :i Hkjuk ;k udy djukA udy djuk euq"; dh izo`fÙk jgh gSA ;g i`Foh Hkh rks czãk dh gh udy gS vkSj tc ge vuFkd iz;kl ds ckn Hkh gwcgw jax uk Hkj ik,a vkSj blesa foÏfr vk tk, rks bls Lokax dgrs gSaA u`R; laxhr vkSj gkL; ukfVdk }kjk bldk izn'kZu iwjs Hkkjr esa yksdfiz; gSA Lokax dks ge lkax] ukSVadh] Hkxr] ekp] bR;kfn dg ldrs gSaA bls vfHkU;kRed xhfr ukV~; ;k eSftdy fFk,Vj dgk tk ldrk gSA

Swang is an imitation. An imitation is a sport or play. Great Aristotle said "Art immitates Nature".

vr% Lokax ½Xosn ls igys dk Hkh gks ldrk gSA MkW- lrh'k tkWthZ d';i o MkW- la/;k 'kekZ jeu

Inspiration Dr. K.S. Khokhar

PatronDr. Ram Kumar Yadav

PerformersSatish Georgy KashyapSandhya Sharma Raman

Music Vinod GoldiHawa Singh LaliMahender KumarRajesh NagaraRajender Gaur

Choreography Roli Bhardwaj

GurujiPt. Surya Bhanu Shashtri

Parnali Pt. Lakhmi Chand

In the Indian folk theatre, the Sutradhar, who is known by different names in the different regional varieties, holds most important position in the entire scheme of the play. In a way, he may be called the focal point of the evolution of folk theatre itself.Contact: swangmandali@gmail.com, satishgeorgykashyap@yahoo.co.in

Swang at Its Spectacular BestSwang at Its Spectacular BestSwang at Its Spectacular BestActivities at a glance

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I48

Activities at a glance

Activities at a glance

ORGANIZINGth

ALUMNI CONVENTION1970

Dr Sri Dhar, Vety Medicine

Dr RK Saini, Entomology

Dr Ashok Nischal, Vety Surgery

Dr Sunita Sheokand, Pl Physiology

Mr Umesh Verma, Cytozyme

Dr Satish Kashyap, O/o DSW

PATRON-IN-CHIEF

PRESIDENT,�CCS�HAU�Alumni�Association

RECEPTION�AND�PROGRAM�COMMITTEE

FINANCE�COMMITTEE

ACCOMMODATION�COMMITTEE

CULTURAL�PROGRAM�COMMITTEE

ORGANIZING�SECRETARY FINANCE�SECRETARY

Dr.�Krishan�Singh�Khokhar

Dr.�Ram�Kumar�Yadav

Dr.�R.�S.�Malik Dr.�Surender�S�Dhankhar

Vice-Chancellor

Director Students' Welfare

Assoc. Director Students' Welfare Assoc. Director Students' Welfare, (C&P)

Dr SS Dahiya, Registrar

Dr Santosh Dhillon, Dean, CoBS&H

Dr Saroj S Jit Singh, Dean CoHS

Dr AK Goel, Dean CoAE&T

Dr Raj Bala Grewal, Dean PGS

Dr Ram Singh, DHRM

Dr KK Dahiya, Director, RDS Seed Farm

Dr BS Yadava, Gurgaon

Mr Bharat Arya, Purple Unit

Dr RS Rana, ADT

Dr RS Malik, ADSW

Dr Kishore Kumar, I/c Sports

Dr Ram Kumar Yadav, Chairman

Dr Ram Kumar Yadav, Chairman

Dr SS Dahiya, Chairman

Dr Santosh Dhillon, Chairperson

Dr RS Malik, Convener

Dr Surender S Dhankhar, Convener

Dr BS Beniwal, I/C (FH), Convener

Dr Harish Gulati, Convener

Dr SS Siwach, DR-cum-DEE

Dr RK Pannu, Dean CoA

Dr AP Singh, Librarian

Sh Naveen Jain, Comptroller

Er RD Berwal, EO-cum-SE

Dr MS Yadav, DSW, LUVAS

Dr Ravinder Hooda, ADO's Association

Dr Subhash Jangra, Vety. Surgeon

Mr Umesh Verma, Cytozyme

Dr Ashok Balhara, CIRB

Dr Neeraj Dilabagi, GJUS&T

Dr Ashish Jain, GPB

Dr Pardeep Singh, Registrar, LUVAS

Dr Ravinder Sharma, DR, LUVAS

Dr Gurdial Singh, Dean CoVS, LUVAS

Dr BS Sheokand, DEE, LUVAS

Dr NK Raka, Dean PGS, LUVAS

Sh SC Bishnoi, Comptroller, LUVAS

Dr RS Hooda, HARSAC

Dr Sajjan Singh, VS's Association

Sh Arun Janu, Entomology

Sh Navish Kamboj, Agronomy

Dr Sandhya Raman, O/o DSW

Dr Jatesh Kathpalia, Sociology

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I52

TRANSPORT�COMMITTEE

FOOD�COMMITTEE

Sh Manjeet Singh, Transport Officer

Dr Dinesh Tomar, Soil Science

Dr MK Garg, Chairman

Dr SS Siwach, Chairman

Dr NK Bansal, Convener

Dr SK Sethi, Convener

Dr Surender Yadav, Entomology

Dr Anil Dhaka, Agronomy

Dr Parvinder Kumar, Drylands

Dr Mukesh, Bajra - GPB

Dr Ravi Kumar, Secretary, FC

Dr RK Grover, Jt Secretary, Faculty Club

Dr RK Sheoran, Oilseed-GPB

Dr RC Poonia, Director Farm

Dr Bhagat Singh, Wheat-GPB

Dr Dev Vart Yadav, Bajra-GPB

Dr Omender Sangwan, Cotton-GPB

Dr VS Hooda, Agronomy

Er Sandeep Bhardwaj, Basic Engineering

REGISTRATION��COMMITTEE

Dr Saroj S Jeet Singh, Chairperson Dr RS Malik, Convener

Dr MS Yadav, DSW-LUVAS

Dr Sudesh Gandhi, FRM

Dr Manju Dahiya, HEE&CM

Dr Rashmi Tyagi, Sociology

Dr Mukesh Saini, GPB

Dr AK Pandey, Vety Clinics

Dr Meena Sewhag, Agronomy

Er Pavel Somavet, Basic Engineering

Dr Karmal Malik, Agronomy

PUBLICATION��COMMITTEE

Dr RK Pannu, Chairman Dr Surender S Dhankhar, Convener

Dr RK Walia, Assoc Dean CoA

Dr RC Yadav, MBB

Dr Surender K Pahuja, Forage-GPB

Dr RK Jhorar, SWE

Dr Surender K Sehrawat, Horticulture

Dr KK Yadav, O/o DEE

GIFTS�AND�MEMENTOES�COMMITTEE

Dr VK Chaudhary, Chairman Dr VK Phogat, Convener

Dr KK Dahiya, Director RDS Seed Farm

Dr Satish Kumar, Assoc Dean PGS

Dr RS Malik, ADSW

Dr SB Phogat, RD-RRS Rohtak

Dr Jayanti Tokas, Biochemistry

Dr AK Bhatia, Vegetable Science

Dr Dilbag Singh, Excise & Taxation

COMMITTEE

CCS HAU, Hisar

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 53

ORGANIZINGth

ALUMNI CONVENTION1970

Dr Sri Dhar, Vety Medicine

Dr RK Saini, Entomology

Dr Ashok Nischal, Vety Surgery

Dr Sunita Sheokand, Pl Physiology

Mr Umesh Verma, Cytozyme

Dr Satish Kashyap, O/o DSW

PATRON-IN-CHIEF

PRESIDENT,�CCS�HAU�Alumni�Association

RECEPTION�AND�PROGRAM�COMMITTEE

FINANCE�COMMITTEE

ACCOMMODATION�COMMITTEE

CULTURAL�PROGRAM�COMMITTEE

ORGANIZING�SECRETARY FINANCE�SECRETARY

Dr.�Krishan�Singh�Khokhar

Dr.�Ram�Kumar�Yadav

Dr.�R.�S.�Malik Dr.�Surender�S�Dhankhar

Vice-Chancellor

Director Students' Welfare

Assoc. Director Students' Welfare Assoc. Director Students' Welfare, (C&P)

Dr SS Dahiya, Registrar

Dr Santosh Dhillon, Dean, CoBS&H

Dr Saroj S Jit Singh, Dean CoHS

Dr AK Goel, Dean CoAE&T

Dr Raj Bala Grewal, Dean PGS

Dr Ram Singh, DHRM

Dr KK Dahiya, Director, RDS Seed Farm

Dr BS Yadava, Gurgaon

Mr Bharat Arya, Purple Unit

Dr RS Rana, ADT

Dr RS Malik, ADSW

Dr Kishore Kumar, I/c Sports

Dr Ram Kumar Yadav, Chairman

Dr Ram Kumar Yadav, Chairman

Dr SS Dahiya, Chairman

Dr Santosh Dhillon, Chairperson

Dr RS Malik, Convener

Dr Surender S Dhankhar, Convener

Dr BS Beniwal, I/C (FH), Convener

Dr Harish Gulati, Convener

Dr SS Siwach, DR-cum-DEE

Dr RK Pannu, Dean CoA

Dr AP Singh, Librarian

Sh Naveen Jain, Comptroller

Er RD Berwal, EO-cum-SE

Dr MS Yadav, DSW, LUVAS

Dr Ravinder Hooda, ADO's Association

Dr Subhash Jangra, Vety. Surgeon

Mr Umesh Verma, Cytozyme

Dr Ashok Balhara, CIRB

Dr Neeraj Dilabagi, GJUS&T

Dr Ashish Jain, GPB

Dr Pardeep Singh, Registrar, LUVAS

Dr Ravinder Sharma, DR, LUVAS

Dr Gurdial Singh, Dean CoVS, LUVAS

Dr BS Sheokand, DEE, LUVAS

Dr NK Raka, Dean PGS, LUVAS

Sh SC Bishnoi, Comptroller, LUVAS

Dr RS Hooda, HARSAC

Dr Sajjan Singh, VS's Association

Sh Arun Janu, Entomology

Sh Navish Kamboj, Agronomy

Dr Sandhya Raman, O/o DSW

Dr Jatesh Kathpalia, Sociology

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I52

TRANSPORT�COMMITTEE

FOOD�COMMITTEE

Sh Manjeet Singh, Transport Officer

Dr Dinesh Tomar, Soil Science

Dr MK Garg, Chairman

Dr SS Siwach, Chairman

Dr NK Bansal, Convener

Dr SK Sethi, Convener

Dr Surender Yadav, Entomology

Dr Anil Dhaka, Agronomy

Dr Parvinder Kumar, Drylands

Dr Mukesh, Bajra - GPB

Dr Ravi Kumar, Secretary, FC

Dr RK Grover, Jt Secretary, Faculty Club

Dr RK Sheoran, Oilseed-GPB

Dr RC Poonia, Director Farm

Dr Bhagat Singh, Wheat-GPB

Dr Dev Vart Yadav, Bajra-GPB

Dr Omender Sangwan, Cotton-GPB

Dr VS Hooda, Agronomy

Er Sandeep Bhardwaj, Basic Engineering

REGISTRATION��COMMITTEE

Dr Saroj S Jeet Singh, Chairperson Dr RS Malik, Convener

Dr MS Yadav, DSW-LUVAS

Dr Sudesh Gandhi, FRM

Dr Manju Dahiya, HEE&CM

Dr Rashmi Tyagi, Sociology

Dr Mukesh Saini, GPB

Dr AK Pandey, Vety Clinics

Dr Meena Sewhag, Agronomy

Er Pavel Somavet, Basic Engineering

Dr Karmal Malik, Agronomy

PUBLICATION��COMMITTEE

Dr RK Pannu, Chairman Dr Surender S Dhankhar, Convener

Dr RK Walia, Assoc Dean CoA

Dr RC Yadav, MBB

Dr Surender K Pahuja, Forage-GPB

Dr RK Jhorar, SWE

Dr Surender K Sehrawat, Horticulture

Dr KK Yadav, O/o DEE

GIFTS�AND�MEMENTOES�COMMITTEE

Dr VK Chaudhary, Chairman Dr VK Phogat, Convener

Dr KK Dahiya, Director RDS Seed Farm

Dr Satish Kumar, Assoc Dean PGS

Dr RS Malik, ADSW

Dr SB Phogat, RD-RRS Rohtak

Dr Jayanti Tokas, Biochemistry

Dr AK Bhatia, Vegetable Science

Dr Dilbag Singh, Excise & Taxation

COMMITTEE

CCS HAU, Hisar

th7 Alumni Convention I CCS HAU, Hisar 53

PRESS�AND�MEDIA�COMMITTEE

Dr Savita Singal, Chairperson Mr Deepak Bhandari, Convener

Dr NS Verma, Vice Chancellor's Secretariate

Dr RS Malik, ADSW

Dr JS Malik, JDE

Dr IMrs) Aparna Sharma, O/o DHRM

Dr KK Yadav, O/o DEEMr Navish Kamboj, Agronomy

FELICITATION�COMMITTEE

Dr Raj Bala Grewal, Chairperson Dr Surender S Dhankhar, Convener

Dr RPS Kharb, SST

Dr KS Bangarwa, Forestry

Dr VK Phogat, Soil Science

Dr Balraj Singh Duhan, Soil Science

Dr Nishi Sethi, HEE&CM

Dr Rishi Tayal, Vety Surgery

Dr Raj Singh, Agril Meteorology

Dr Nirmal Yadav, TAD

STAGE�AND�DECORATION�COMMITTEE

Dr Neelam Khetarpaul, Chairperson Dr Satyawan Arya, LSO, Convener

Dr Beenu Sehgal, FRM

Dr Manju Mehta, FRM

Dr Ravika, Pulses-GPB

Ms Rakhi Dalal, TAD

Ms Vandana Gupta, TAD

Ms Garima Yadav, FRM

Ms Jyoti Chandel, FN

SECURITY�AND�DISCIPLINE�COMMITTEE

MEMBERSHIP�DEVELOPMENT��COMMITTEE

Dr AK Goel, Chairman

Dr Ram Singh, Chairman

Capt Satbir Singh, CSO, Convener

Dr Raj Singh, President HAUTA, Convener

Dr Ombir, CoE

Dr Saleem Siddique, FST

Dr Diwan Singh, SES

Dr MS Yadav, DSW, LUVAS

Dr SS Karwasra, Pl Pathology

Dr VK Phogat, Soil Science

Dr DS Dahiya, Horticulture

Dr DS Dahiya, Horticulture

Dr Kishore Kumar, I/c Sports

Dr Susheel Legha, Sports

Dr Amarjit Kalra, Basic Engineering

Dr Santosh Sangwan, Home Science

Dr Omender Sangwan, Cotton-GPB

Dr Rashmi Tyagi, Sociology

Dr SK Dhankhar, Vegetable Science

Dr PK Chahal, DES

Dr Seema Sangwan, Microbiology

Dr Karmal Malik, Agronomy

Dr Nisha Arya, TAD

ALUMNICONVENTIONCCS HAU, Hisar

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th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I54

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PRESS�AND�MEDIA�COMMITTEE

Dr Savita Singal, Chairperson Mr Deepak Bhandari, Convener

Dr NS Verma, Vice Chancellor's Secretariate

Dr RS Malik, ADSW

Dr JS Malik, JDE

Dr IMrs) Aparna Sharma, O/o DHRM

Dr KK Yadav, O/o DEEMr Navish Kamboj, Agronomy

FELICITATION�COMMITTEE

Dr Raj Bala Grewal, Chairperson Dr Surender S Dhankhar, Convener

Dr RPS Kharb, SST

Dr KS Bangarwa, Forestry

Dr VK Phogat, Soil Science

Dr Balraj Singh Duhan, Soil Science

Dr Nishi Sethi, HEE&CM

Dr Rishi Tayal, Vety Surgery

Dr Raj Singh, Agril Meteorology

Dr Nirmal Yadav, TAD

STAGE�AND�DECORATION�COMMITTEE

Dr Neelam Khetarpaul, Chairperson Dr Satyawan Arya, LSO, Convener

Dr Beenu Sehgal, FRM

Dr Manju Mehta, FRM

Dr Ravika, Pulses-GPB

Ms Rakhi Dalal, TAD

Ms Vandana Gupta, TAD

Ms Garima Yadav, FRM

Ms Jyoti Chandel, FN

SECURITY�AND�DISCIPLINE�COMMITTEE

MEMBERSHIP�DEVELOPMENT��COMMITTEE

Dr AK Goel, Chairman

Dr Ram Singh, Chairman

Capt Satbir Singh, CSO, Convener

Dr Raj Singh, President HAUTA, Convener

Dr Ombir, CoE

Dr Saleem Siddique, FST

Dr Diwan Singh, SES

Dr MS Yadav, DSW, LUVAS

Dr SS Karwasra, Pl Pathology

Dr VK Phogat, Soil Science

Dr DS Dahiya, Horticulture

Dr DS Dahiya, Horticulture

Dr Kishore Kumar, I/c Sports

Dr Susheel Legha, Sports

Dr Amarjit Kalra, Basic Engineering

Dr Santosh Sangwan, Home Science

Dr Omender Sangwan, Cotton-GPB

Dr Rashmi Tyagi, Sociology

Dr SK Dhankhar, Vegetable Science

Dr PK Chahal, DES

Dr Seema Sangwan, Microbiology

Dr Karmal Malik, Agronomy

Dr Nisha Arya, TAD

ALUMNICONVENTIONCCS HAU, Hisar

th

th 7 Alumni Convention CCS HAU, Hisar I54

reliablereliableeconomicaleconomical

reliableeconomical

snow whitesnow whitehigh-qualityhigh-quality

plaster of parisplaster of paris

snow whitehigh-quality

plaster of paris 165/- for Chd, Hry & Pb.

220/- for HP & Uttrakhand

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pla

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