Commemorating Second World Pulses Day
ICPulse2020 International Conference
Pulses as the Climate Smart Crops:
Challenges and Opportunities
February 10-12, 2020
International Convention Centre
(Minto Hall), Bhopal
Organized by Indian Society of Pulses Research and Development (ISPRD)
and ICAR-Indian Institute of Pulses Research, Kanpur
In collaboration with Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi (https://iipr.icar.gov.in; http://www.icpulse2020.com; http://www.isprd.in; [email protected])
Our Sponsors
FINAL CIRCULAR
Invitation
Pulses are the important component of food chain and feed system across the globe as they contribute immensely to food and nutritional security in a sustainable manner through the diversification of agricultural production system. No wonder, therefore, specific cereal-food legume contributions have long been served as a staple food for majority of population worldwide. Civilization in Asia has survived on the staple diet of food legumes with wheat or rice, in Central and South America with maize, and in Africa with maize or rice and millets. Today, world bodies confirmed Indian food system (mostly, rice/chapati-dal) is more wholesome and balanced. Therefore, the importance of pulses in vegetarian diets is noteworthy. Food legumes also supplement nutritionally rich fodder and feed for ruminants. With inherent and proven capability for SNF to nourish, food legumes do introduce combined nitrogen in the cropping system, with low carbon footprints and enrich the soil with organic carbon. The food legumes are, thus, suitable in sustaining the production system and human/animal health in an eco-friendly manner.
Because of the importance of pulses as a global food, 10 February is designated as World Pulses Day(WPD) by FAO of the United Nations. This further aims at bringing global attention to activities related to promotion of pulses. These developments, in fact have gained momentum after FAO’s announcement of 2016 as the International Year of Pulses. With an aim in achieving food and nutritional security, 2nd WPD has a global significance. Aiming further at realizing twin national priorities of Self-sufficiency in pulses and Doubling farm income by 2022, India has made a history through a giant leap in pulses production front(24 million tonnes during 2016-19).Focusing at 32 MT, the projected pulses requirements by 2030 (and 39 MT by 2050), India poised to realize an annual growth rate of 2.2%. Further impetus is required for gaining stability in pulses sector through an all-round efforts and strategic steps in research, generating innovations, its dissemination and commercialization, along with capacity building. Scaling in productivity of pulse further by at least an
average of about 80-100 kg/ha during every 5-year interval is mooted to accomplish 1 tonne (t) per ha by 2025 and 1.4 t/ha by 2050 which is possible and doable through genetic gains via novel technologies. Despite mammoth opportunities, growing concern in recent times to offset in rising food prices, global climate change, and energy crisis have ushered in new challenges for scientists and policy makers. Contrary to marginalization of pulses in the wake of the green revolution in 1960s, time has come for collective deliberations on these climate smart crops to decide the future course of actions/mile stones/road maps furtherthrough global efforts. To achieve these objectives, the Indian Society of Pulse Research and Development (ISPRD), Kanpur and ICAR-Indian Institute of Pulses Research (ICAR-IIPR), Kanpur in association with Indian Council of
Agricultural Research (ICAR), New Delhi planto organize an International Conference (ICPulse2020) on “Pulses as the Climate Smart Crops: Challenges and Opportunities” at International Convention Centre (Minto Hall), Bhopal during February 10-12, 2020. Following deliberations/discussions among global fraternity in the commodity, new heights could be achieved with certain desired stability in the sector in time to come. The Conference will also proved an exceptional opportunity to scientists, researchers, policy makers, extension workers, traders and entrepreneurs to respond and discuss various challenges and issues; and the strategies both short-term and long-term to counter these as envisaged in UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Besides long-term sustainability of global agricultural production system through diversification & intensification of crop/farming systems with pulses, the conference will address the critical gaps in understanding the production constraints, issues of eradication of protein malnutrition, application of modern genetic tools and biotechnological interventions for pulses improvement and in-depth insight for
underline principles of adaptation of pulses to diverse climatic condition. Policy issue, PPP, ICT and social networking will also be part of the discussion in the conference sessions through discrete and unique theme areas. The Conference will comprise of well-structured technical sessions with keynote lectures by distinguished scientists along with other oral and poster presentations. The technical session will also include a number of parallel sessions. Poster exhibition will be arranged on major themes (with a provision for Best Poster Award on each theme). Besides these, distinguished scientists and workers in pulses will be given due recognition through various awards. On this great occasion, the organizing committee extends a wholeheartedly invitation for your active participation to make this symposium a grand success.
NarendraPratap Singh President, ISPRD, Kanpur & Director, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Chairman (Organizing Committee)
Major Themes
RecentTrends • Production and Consumption • Trade, Marketing and Policy Issues
Genetic Enhancement • Pre-breeding • Restructuring Plant Types • Genomics Enabled Improvement and Transgenics • Seed Production and its Quality
Production Management • Cropping System Intensification and Diversification • Resource Conservation and Input Use Efficiency • Soil Health • Climate Smart Agriculture and Resilience (Abiotic stress management) • Farm Mechanization
Secondary Agriculture Perspectives • Nutrition and Health • Biofortification • Processing and Value Addition
Biotic stress Management • Modeling and Forecasting • Host Plant Resistance • Diagnostics and Epidemiology • Eco-friendly Approaches for Biotic Stress Management
Participatory Technology Development and Adoption • Public-Private Partnership • Technology Assessment, Refinement and Dissemination • Socio-Economic Issues
Symposium Format
(THEME PRESENTATION FORMAT) Lead Lecture: Renowned scientists, policy makers and administrators will be
invited to deliver special lectures giving overview on different themes of the
symposium. Key note speakers have been requested to provide 3-4 pages write-up of
their presentation (30-45 mins) along with brief biodata for inclusion in the Proceedings.
Invited Lecture: They would offer an insight on recent advances made on various subthemes of the symposium. Eminent speakers on specific subject matter will
present invited lectures in each session. Each lecture will be of 15-20minutes
followed by discussion. Invited speakers of the symposium will be requested to
provide 2-3 pages extended summaries of their presentation and brief biodata for
inclusion in the Proceedings.
Contributory (Oral) Paper: It provides an opportunity for oral presentation of research papers/abstract received/submitted for presentation. Limited number of
papers will be selected by the committee for presentation based on importance and
relevance to the sub themes of the Congress and speakers will be informed well in
advance for making the presentation (5-7 minutes).
Contributory (Poster) Paper: All the delegates will get an opportunity to present their contributory research paper/abstract for poster presentation which will be
arranged theme-wise. Thisis a short of informal presentation giving importance on
personalized interaction with other participants for which presenter should be
available in the respective poster session. Material for fixing the posters will be
provided by theorganizers. Guidelines for poster preparation are given separately in this circular. Delegates are requested to adhere to these guidelines while preparing
the posters for evaluation of Awards and greater uniformity.
Panel Discussion: It is also proposed to discuss on the current and significant
issues relevant to pulses among the invited panellist and finding strategies or
practical solutions to them. The recommendations emerging out of this Panel Discussion will be submitted to proper forum for needful.
Exhibitions and Sponsor Presentations: These presentations will be arranged at
the venue for sponsors to share their views and experiences with the delegates.
Special Publications: Besides Book of Abstracts/Papers published pre-symposium, it is proposed to publish a Souvenir and a Special Book on Pulses revolution in India pre-conference.
Note: The participants of the conference are invited to contribute abstracts of the
papers for oral or poster presentation on all the pulses including arid legumes and
forage legumes. Abstracts not exceeding 300 words should be submitted on A4 size
paper in MS Word and/or mailed electronically at [email protected]. The title of the abstract should be in bold font followed by the name(s) of author(s) and
affiliation. The Abstracts will be published pre-conference.
Registration Fee
Registration Fee for Corporate Members = INR 10000/- (*Research Fellows, Research Associates and Accompanying persons will also be included in Students' category)
Mode of Payment
1. Registration fee may be sent through DD/Cheque in favour of ISPRD to Secretary, ISPRD, IIPR, Kanpur-208024
2. For online transfer, please remit fee according to following bank details: Bank Name: SBI, Kalyanpur, Kanpur; A/C details: ISPRD A/C Number: 37256011144; IFSC Code: SBIN0001962
SPONSHORSHIP and ADVERSTISEMENT
Advertisements can be included in the conference publication. Please contact Secretary,
ISPRD, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur.
Schedule and Important Deadlines
The Symposium will be held at International Convention Centre (MINTO HALL), MP Tourism (Inauguration on February 10, 2020) and Marriott Hotel (February 11 & 12, 2020), Bhopal during February 10-12, 2020. Bhopal is the capital city of the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. It is approximately 760 kilometers away from New Delhi by road, 700 km by rail and 1 hr20 min journey by air. There is number of flights directly from New Delhi and Mumbai to Bhopal. At the time of the Conference, the climate in Bhopal will be cool and pleasant with clear skies and plenty of sunshine. Light winter clothing is required. The day temperature ranges from 15-25°C.
Schedule
Member Non-member Student*
Indian &
SAARC
Foreign Indian &
S AARC
Foreign Indian &
SAARC
Foreign
Early bird (on or before –Dec, 31, 2019)
INR 6000
US $ 400
INR 8000
US $ 450
INR 4000
US $ 200
Late birds and Spot Registration (upto Feb 10, 2020)
INR 8000
US $ 450
INR 10000
US $ 500
INR 5000
US $ 250
Submission of Abstract January 10,2020
Notification of Acceptance January 15, 2020
Submission of Full Paper January 15, 2020
Conference dates February 10-12, 2020
Programme Details
Theme Chairman/
Co-chairman
Speakers Type of
lecture
Topic
Day 1 : February 10, 2020 (Monday) Registration (International Convention Centre) 13.00-18.00
WORLD PULSES DAY (ICAR-IIPR Regional Station, Bhopal) 11.00 -13.00
INAUGURAL SESSION -1 : ICC, Bhopal 14.00-16.00
High Tea 16.00-16.30
Recent
trends Session 2 : Production, Consumption, Trade, Marketing and Policy issue 16.30 -18.00
(International Convention Centre) Chairman
Dr MC Saxena
Co-Chairman
Dr SK Malhotra
Dr TR Sharma
Convener
Dr CS Praharaj
ICAR-IIPR
Rapporteur
Dr Kondandaram
Mr. KK Hazra
ICAR-IIPR
Peter Carberry, DG, ICRISAT
P. K. Joshi, Ex-Director for
South Asia, IFPRI
N. P. Singh, Director,
ICAR-IIPR
Suresh Pal, Director,
ICAR-NCAP
Lead
Invited
Invited
Invited
Global network of legumes for
semi-arid tropics
Global pulse scenario-production,
consumption and trade
Scenario of pulses production and
consumption in India
Policy support for enhancing pulses
production in India
Special Session (International Convention Centre) 18.00-19.00 Chairman
Dr SK Sharma
Co-Chairman Dr KP Vishwanath
Dr Kiran K
Sharma
Convener
Dr NP Singh
Rapporteur
Dr RK Mishra
Dr Gurumurthy
ICAR-IIPR
Climate Smart Pulses:
A key to global food and nutritional Security
Dr. MC Saxena
Cultural Programme 19.00-20.30 Dinner
Day 2 : February 11, 2020 (Tuesday) Marriott Hotel 09.00-18.00 Genetic
Enhance
ment
PARALLEL SESSION-A 9.00 -13.00
Session 3 :Pre Breeding, Germplasm use and Restructuring plant types
Chairman
Dr PM Salimath
Co-Chairmen
Dr JS Sandhu
Dr Balram Sharma
Convener
Dr Aditya Pratap,
Shiv Kumar, ICARDA
Jan Debaene, ICRISAT
Vania Azevedo, ICRISAT
Lead
Invited
Invited
Pre breeding efforts for widening the
genetic base of cool season legumes
Modernizing the breeding programmes
in grain legumes for accelerating
genetic gain
Germplasm use for enhanced genetic
gains in legumes
ICAR-IIPR
Rapporteur
Dr Muraleedhar
Aski, ICAR-IARI
Dr Uday Jha
ICAR-IIPR
Kuldeep Singh, Director, ICAR-NBPGR, New Delhi
D.P. Singh, Former Director
Research, GBPUAT,
Pantnagar
IP Singh, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Sanjeev Gupta, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
RK Singh, ADG (CC)
ICAR, New Delhi
ORAL PRSENTATION
Anupama Hingane, ICRISAT
Sneha Priya, ICAR-IARI
Sanjeev Kumar, Jammu
KC Bhatt, ICAR-NBPGR
Aditya Pratap, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Anita Babbar, JNKVV
Shivali Sharma, ICRISAT
RAPID ORAL PRESENTATION
Muraleedhar Aski,
ICAR-IARI
Kuldeep Tripathi,
ICAR-NBPGR
Invited
Invited
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Invited
Genetic gains in Indian pulse crops through germplasm use
Restructuring plant types for adaptive
grains in legumes for stress
environment
Heterosis breeding in Pigeonpea:
Achievements and future Prospects
New plant types of Vigna for enhanced
genetic gains
Reorienting crop improvement
programme in grain legumes under
changing climate
Super-early pigeonpea for cropping
intensification and diversification
Population structure and variability in
some landraces differing for their
reaction to salinity stress
Development of inter and intra
-specific hybrids for introgressions of
anthracnose resistance and drought
tolerance genes by using secondary
and tertiary gene pools
Vigna angularis var. nipponensis
(Ohwi) Ohwi and Ohashi: a note on
genetic potential of wild Adzuki bean
in India
Mungbean improvement in India:
Selection to genome sequencing and
beyond
Breeding strategies for increasing
production of chickpea in new niches
of Madhya Pradesh
Pre-breeding for genetic enhancement
of grain legumes
Genetic variation for root architectural
traits in Mungbean Mini-core at the
seedling stage
Tuber Ccowpea, Vigna vexillata (L.)
A. rich., a potential climate smart
tuberous legume of 21st century
Secondary agriculture prospective
PARALLEL SESSION-B 09.00-13.00
Session 4:Nutrition and Health, Post harvest technology, Value addition and Processing Chairman
Dr S.K. Rao
Co- Chairmen
Dr AshutoshSarkar
Dr N Nadarajan
Convener
Dr AK Singh
ICAR-IIPR
Rapporteur
Dr AK Parihar
Dr Sateesh Naik
ICAR-IIPR
Ashutosh Sarker, ICARDA
A K Saxena, ICAR-NBAIM,
Mau
Jagdish Singh, ICAR-IIVR,
Varanasi
SN Jha, ADG (Processing),
ICAR
Nachiket Kotwaliwale,
ICAR-CIAE, Bhopal
D Kumar, Jodhpur
ORAL PRESENTATION
HK Dikshit, ICAR-IARI
AKMM Rahman, Bangladesh
Shinde EM, Parbhani
RK Dubey, ICAR-IIVR,
Varanasi
Archana Joshi, BARC
Om Prakash, IARI
Losano Richard P, Argentina
Aqeel Hasan Rizvi, ICARDA
RAPID ORAL PRESENTATION
Lead
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Breeding for nutritional quality and
emphasis and prospects of bio fortified
food legumes
BNF for improving soil health
Leguminous vegetables for soil and
human health
Post harvest technology and value
addition in pulses
Achieving rural upliftment through
rapid adoption of processing
techniques of pulses
Arid legumes: Challenges and
Opportunities
Biofortification of grain legumes
Variation and correlation of selenium,
zinc and iron contents in lentils (Lens
culinaris Medikus sub sp. culinaris)
with soil properties: Implications for
biofortification strategies
Technology development for
preparation of complementary foods
from moth bean and green peas and its
quality assessment
Winged bean (Psophocarpus
tetragonolobus): A Wonder Vegetable
for Nutritional and Economic Security
Genotype dependent accumulation of
iron and zinc in chickpea (Cicer
arietinum L.) seeds
Effect of legume fortification on Pearl
millet based models
By-products of the classification of
chickpeas an alternative in the
production of hummus
Faba bean- a potential crop for
sustainable production system and
nutritional security
Yeri B Sharanabasappa, Karnataka
Mishra P Gyan, IARI
Genomic approaches to develop green seeded chickpea with increased
mineral nutrition
Optimization of growth parameters
and identification of antioxidant
potential of lentil and mungbean
microgreens grown at New Delhi and
high altitudes of Leh-Ladakh, India Production
Management PARALLEL SESSION-C
Session 5 : Cropping system Identification, diversification, Resource conservation, 9.00-13.00 Input use efficiency and Farm Mechanization
Chairman
Dr Jacques Wery
Co-Chairmen
Dr Masood Ali
Dr. AK Patra
Convener
Dr Narendra
Kumar,
ICAR-IIPR
Rapporteur
Dr Prasoon Verma
Dr CP Nath
ICAR-IIPR
Jacques Wery, DDG
(Research), ICARDA
Vilas Tanopi,
ICAR-IIMR, Hyderabad
Guriqbal Singh,
PAU, Ludhiana
Chandra Shekhar Biradar,
ICARDA
A K Patra, ICAR-IISS,
Bhopal
SS Singh, ATARI, Kolkata
CS Praharaj, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
PS Tiwari, ICAR-CIAE,
Bhopal
IM Mishra, Head, IARI, New
Delhi
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Narendra Kumar,
ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
MR Karim, Bangladesh
Girmaye Kenasa, Ethiopia
V Ambethgar, TNAU
Lead
Invited
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Invited
Invited
Role of pulses to support a nutrition
sensitive climate smart and
job-creative agriculture in the
drylands
Diversification utilization through
millets for enhanced profitability
Pulses for cropping system and crop
diversification
Assessing farming systems and
resources for legume intensification
Effect of legumes on soil health under
changing climate
Role of pulses in Long-term
experimentation
Converting rice-fallow system to
rice-food legume system for food and
nutritional security: An Indian
perspective
Farm mechanization for sustainable
pulses production
Precision agriculture for enhanced
productivity of pulses in India
Present scenario of weeds and their
management in pulses in India
Performance of BARI inclined plate
planters for lentil cultivation
In vitro inorganic phosphate
solubilization test for Cowpea root
nodule bacterial isolates from the soil
of Ethiopia
Perspectives of exploiting endophytic
microbes for legume improvement
under rice fallow environments
Ummed Singh, Jodhpur
Swarnalakshmi
Karivaradharajan,
ICAR-IARI
Baldev Ram, Kota
GD Bairagi, ICAR-CIAE,
Bhopal
MK Singh, Lucknow
A Velmurugan, A&N Islands
Vinay Nangia, ICARDA
RAPID ORAL PRESENTATION
MA Ansari, Imphal
Vassanda Coumar
Mounissamy, Bhopal
Anshuman Singh, Jhansi
CP Nath and CS Praharaj,
IIPR, Kanpur
Customized fertilizers: An
intervention to enhance nutrient use
efficiency and productivity of pulses
Soil type and genotype influence the
microbial metabolic potential,
eubacterial and diazotroph abundance
in chickpea rhizosphere
Advances of weed management
practices for enhancing productivity
and profitability of pulses
Pulse crop discrimination using high
resolution multi-date satellite data: A
case study of vidisha District of
Madhya Pradesh
Mechanization of sowing of pulses as
companion crop along with sugarcane
planting
Effect of rhizobacteria on abiotic
stress tolerance in Vigna marina
(Burm.) Merr.
Effect of cropping system and
management practices on
resource-use efficiency and
productivity of pulse-based cropping
systems in rainfed conditions
Residual effect of legume green
manuring on productivity and soil
quality in maize based cropping
system
Soil carbon dynamics, carbon budget
and its relationship with soybean
yield under legume based cropping
system
Screening of cowpea genotypes for
post emergence herbicide tolerance
Sustaining crop and water
productivity through efficient climate
resilient agro-interventions involving
pulses on Indian perspective
Lunch 13.00 -14.00 Production
Manageme
nt
PARALLEL SESSION - A 14.00-18.00
Session 6 : Climate smart agriculture, Resilience and Abiotic stress management
Chairman
Dr VS Tomar
CS Rao, Director,
ICAR-NAARM, Hyderabad
PM Gaur, ICRISAT
Lead
Invited
Pulses as the climate smart crops in
watershed perspectives
Integrated breeding in pulses for
Co-Chairmen Dr S Lal
Dr CS Rao
Convener
Dr PS Basu
ICAR-IIPR
Rapporteur
Dr AK Srivastava
Dr Revanappa B
ICAR-IIPR
Harsh Nayyar, Punjab
University and PS Basu,
ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
OP Yadav, ICAR-CAZRI,
Jodhpur
G P Dixit, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Ram Krishna Nair, WVC,
Taiwan
Fouad Maalouf, ICARDA
Rajeev Gupta, ICRISAT
A Pattnayak, ICAR-VPKAS,
Almora
ORAL PRESENTATIONS
Supriya Sachdeva, New Delhi
RAPID ORAL PRESENTATION
AK Parihar, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Golu Mishra, BARC
Rekha Joshi, ICAR-IARI
KR Soren, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Uday Jha, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Invited
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adoption to climate change
Heat sensitivity in food legumes and
approaches to improve heat tolerance
Role of arid pulses for sustainability
and livelihood security in Arid
ecosystem
Breeding Chickpea for adoption to
harsh environment
Improved heat tolerance in mungbean
Developing climate resilience in
Fababean
Genomic approaches for abiotic stress
tolerance
Grain legumes for enhancing
productivity and ecological
sustainability of hill agriculture
Identification of a hypothetical novel
Abscissic acid and stress ripening
(ASR) protein (NP_001351739.1)
from Cicer arietinum indicates its role
in drought tolerance
Effects of high temperature exposure
on various yield attributes in Fieldpea
(Pisum sativum L.)
Genetic and physiological
characterization of a curved and thick
leaf mutant of chickpea (Cicer
arietinum L.) in response to salinity
Salt-induced morpho-physiological
and biochemical changes under
hydroponic conditions in pigeonpea
(Cajanus Cajan (l.) millsp.)
Large-scale Evaluation of Chickpea
Germplasm for Identification of High
Salt Tolerant Donors
Genetic and molecular diversity for
heat stress tolerance in chickpea (Cicer
arietinum L)
Genetic
Enhance PARALLEL SESSION - B 14.00-18.00
Session 7 : Data Management System and Big data Analytics
ment
Chairman
Dr KP Vishwanath
Co-Chairman Dr
DK Yadav
Dr. A Rathore
Convener
Dr D Datta
ICAR-IIPR
Rapporteur
Dr A Bohra
Dr B Mondal
ICAR-IIPR
Abhishek Rathore, ICRISAT
Peter Selby, EiB, Cornell
University
Harish Gandhi, ICRISAT
Lead
Invited
Invited
Digital revolution through breeding
management system in legumes
Big data analytics and breeding
informatics in Agriculture
Modern breeding concepts to
maximize genetic gains
Quality seed production
D K Yadav, ADG, ICAR, New
Delhi
Esther Mwihaki Njuguna,
ICRISAT , Nairobi
D K Agarwal, Director,
ICAR-IISS, Mau
SK Chaturvedi, RLBCAU,
Jhansi and PK Katiyar,
ICAR- IIPR, Kanpur
ORAL PRESENTATION
PK Katiyar, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
M Yasin, Bhopal
DK Agrawal, Mau
Lead
Invited
Invited
Invited
Enhancing quality seed production
through mega seed projects and their
impacts on productivity of pulses
Seed information, seed sources and
seed use for non-hybrid crops in Africa
and Asia
Issues related with management of
quality seed chain in India : New
initiatives
Attaining higher VRR and SRR in
pulses through ICAR seed hub project
Towards scaling indigenous
production of pulses in India: Role of
Seed hubs
Enhancement in SRR and VRR in
Chickpea: A success story of MP
Seed technological research in pulses:
Achievements under AICRP-NSP
(Crops) and way forward
Genetic
Enhance
ment
PARALLEL SESSION - C 14.00-18.00
Session 8 : Genomics enabled Improvement and Transgenics
Chairman
Dr SK Sharma
Co-Chairmen
Dr Kiran Sharma
Dr Rajeev K.
Varshney
Kiran K Sharma, Pooja
Bhatnagar, Meenal Rathore
and Alok Das
Rajeev K. Varshney,
ICRISAT
Lead
Lead
Transgenic for improvement of pulse
crops
Genomics resources and new
biotechnological tools for pulses
improvement.
Convener
Dr Meenal Rathore
ICAR-IIPR
Rapporteur
Dr Alok Das
ICAR-IIPR
Dr
Shanmugavadivel,
ICAR-IIPR
Eric von Wettberg, USA
Hon Ming Lang, Hong Kong
Petr Smykal, Czech Republic
Ousmane Boukar, IITA,
Nigeria
A K Tyagi, APARI, Thailand
ORAL PRSENTATION Sarvjeet Singh, PAU
Jitendra Kumar, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Alok Das, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Chahota RK, Palampur
Megha Katoch, Palampur
Abhishek Bohra, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
C. Bharadwaj, IARI
Pallavi Sinha, ICRISAT
Lekha T Pazhamala,
ICRISAT
Invited
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Genomic approach for understanding adaptation
Using genomic information to
improve soybean adaptability to
climate change
Pea in the genomic era
Genomic tools in cowpea breeding
programmes : status and perspectives
Genome editing : policy perspectives
in Asia-Pacific regions
Molecular mapping of QTLs for
Ascochyta blight and Botrytis grey
mould resistance in an inter-specific
cross in chickpea
Transcriptome analysis for
elucidating genes and pathways
related to heat-stress tolerance in
lentil (Lens culinaris L. Merril)
Genetically engineered chickpea
(Cicer arietinum L.): A perspective
Genomics: A tool for efficient
genetic improvement in orphan
legume, horsegram (Macrotyloma
uniflorum)
Construction of linkage map and
identification of QTLs linked to yield
related traits in horsegram
(Macrotyloma uniflorum)
Integrated analysis of small RNA and
degradome sequencing reveals
microRNAs and their gene targets in
male sterile pigeonpea
Molecular approaches towards
breeding for stress tolerant chickpea
Haplotype analysis of drought
responsive genes across pigeonpea
reference set reveals superior
haplotype associated with enhanced
drought tolerance in pigeonpea
(Cajanus cajan L.)
An integrated -omics approach
deciphers the dynamic biology of a
pigeonpea environment-sensitive
male sterile line
Palak Chaturvedi, Austria
RAPID ORAL PRESENTATION
Ayushi Tripathi, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Coping strategies of cereal crops under drought stress: Integrated
physiological and proteomic analysis
of roots, leaves and seeds in
contrasting genotypes of pearl millet
and wheat
Attempting Agrobacterium mediated
genetic transformation of mungbean
seed
Dinner 20.00-22.00
Day 3 : February 12, 2020 (Wednesday) Marriott Hotel 09.00-18.00 Biotic
Stress
Manageme
nt
PARALLEL SESSION - A 09.00-13.00
Session 9 : Modeling and forecasting, host plant resistance, diagnostic,
epidemiology and eco-friendly approaches for pest management
Chairman
Dr HC Sharma
Co-Chairmen Dr C Chattopadhyay
Dr Om Gupta
Convener
Dr Md. Akaram
ICAR-IIPR
Rapporteur
Dr Manjunath
ICAR-IIPR
Dr Sujayanand
ICAR-IIPR
H C Sharma, ICRISAT
Ravi Khetrapal
C Chattopadhyay,
VC,UBKV, West Bengal
Aladdin Hamwieh, ICARDA
Mamta Sharma, ICRISAT
Chandish R. Ballal,
ICAR-NBAIR, Bengaluru
Om Gupta, Jabalpur
Krishna Kumar and RK
Mishra, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
ORAL PRESENTATION
DR Saxena, Sehore
Naimuddin, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
SD Bantewad, Parbhani
Lead
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Prediction models for management of
Helicoverpa in Chickpea and
Pigeonpea
Eco-friendly approach for
management of emerging pests in
grain legumes
Molecular marker assisted selection :
A novel approach for host place
resistance in grain legume
Approaches for management of
Ascochyta blight in Chickpea
Pathogenic variability and host plant
resistance in chickpea
Bio-control agents for management of
pulses diseases
Emerging pest scenario in food
legumes under climate change
Microbes and soil health for
sustainable pulse production
Morphological and pathogenic
diversity among rhizoctonia bataticola
isolates causing dry root rot of
chickpea in Madhya Pradesh
Virus diseases of rabi pulses in India:
current scenario
Assessment of interspecific progenies
of mungbean against pulse beetle,
callosobruchus chienesis L. under
Bansa Singh, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Md. Akram, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Souframanien J, BARC
RAPID ORAL PRESENTATION
Sujayanand, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Aravind Konda, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Pawan Saini, PAU, Ludhiana
storage condition
Plant parasitic Nematodes: One of the
major constraints for pulses production
Yellow mosaic disease in legume
crops: Viruses and their management
Comparative transcriptome analysis
reveals genes associated with bruchid
resistance in wild blackgram
Toxicity analysis of multiple
insecticidal genes carrying B.
thuringiensis isolates against gram pod
borer, Helicoverpa armigera Hubner
Molecular cloning and
characterization of Cicer arietinum
multi-stress responsive WRKY
transcription factor
Mining for Mungbean Yellow Mosaic
Disease (MYMD) Resistance in
DifferentVigna Species Participatory
Technology
Development
and adoption
PARALLEL SESSION - B 09.00-13.00
Session 10 : Public Private Partnership, Technology Assessment, Refinement
and dissemination, Socio-economic issues Chairman
Dr AK Singh
Co Chairmen
Dr DP Singh
Dr SS Singh
Convener
Dr Uma Sah,
ICAR-IIPR
Rapporteur
Dr Debjyoti S Gupta
Dr Amrit Lamichaney
ICAR-IIPR
A K Singh, DDG (Extension),
ICAR, New Delhi
RC Agarwal, PPV&FRA
B Singh, DG, UPCAR,
Lucknow
A K Tiwari, DPD, Bhopal
SK Singh, ATARI, Jodhpur
Anupam Mishra, ATARI
Jabalpur
Premlata Singh IARI,
New Delhi
Atar Singh, Director, ATARI,
Kanpur
General Manager, NSC
Lead
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
Participatory approaches for
technology assessment &
disseminative in pulses
Farmers right and agro-biodiversity
with special reference to pulses crops
Innovations in pulses research for
valued public-private partnership
Socio-economic issues in pulses
developing programme
Effectiveness of farmer to farmer
extension model for enhancing the
technology uptake in pulses
Pulse based bio-village sustainable
models for livelihood security
Training need assessment of scientists
in KVKs
Enhancing pulses production through
cluster demonstrations
Innovations in seed production in
ORAL PRESENTATION
Jayamani P, TNAU,
Coimbatore
Uma Sah, ICAR-IIPR,
Kanpur
Yigezu A. Yigezu, ICARDA
Ghosh A, BCKV, WB
RAPID ORAL PRESENTATION
Govind Pal, ICAR-IISS, Mau
AS Murai, ATARI, Punjab
pulses through public private partnership
Quality seed production in pulses
through farmer’s participatory
approach
Capitalizing farmers’ institutions for
strengthening the pulse seed system in
central India
DNA Fingerprinting for Measuring
Adoption and Impacts of Improved
Crop Varieties: The Case of Lentils in
Bangladesh
Intensification of rice fallow with
pulses to improve livelihood and
nutritional security through BCKV-
ICARDA collaboration in West
Bengal
Profitability analysis of quality seed
production of Mungbean under
participatory seed production
programme
Promoting summer greengram
cultivation for enhancing farmers’
income in Punjab
Policy
&gender/
market
issues
PARALLEL SESSION - C 9.00-13.00
Session 11. Policy, Gender, Market and Youth
Chairman
Dr K V Prabhu
Co- Chairmen
Dr RC Agarwal
Dr SK Srivastava
Convener
Dr RK Mishra,
ICAR-IIPR
Rapporteur
Dr Sripad Bhatt
Dr
Jagadeeshwaran
ICAR-IIPR
KV Prabhu, PPV&FR
Dina Najjar, ICARDA,
Morocco
Amrendra Reddy, MANAGE
SK Jha, AGD, (O&P)
ICAR, New Delhi
Dr SK Srivastava, CIWA,
Bhubaneswar
ORAL PRESENTATION
Rajendra Derai, Nepal
Renjini VR, IARI
Muniswamy S, UAS, Raichur
Lead
Invited
Invited
Invited
Invited
IPR related issues
Lentils, Innovations and Women
Empowerment in Ethiopia
Pulse- Policy scenario and future
outlook
Policy prospective for attaining
self-sufficiency in Pulses
Gender mainstreaming and women
empowerment: Policies and
programmes
Adoption and impact of pulses
research and development strategies in
Nepal
Status and prospect of pulse trade in
India
Geographical Indicator (GI) status for
‘Gulbarga Tur Dal’
RAPID ORAL PRESENTATION
Pokharkar V.G, Rahuri
Economic impact of chickpea research
and extension on farm economy in
Maharashtra
Session 12. Plenary Session 14.00-17.00
High Tea 17.00-18.00
OTHER DETAILS
Location of Bhopal Bhopal is the capital city of Indian State of Madhya Pradesh (23.2599oN latitude and 77.4126oE longitude with an altitude of 527 m above MSL) and is known as the city of lakes. It is the 16th largest city in India and 131st in the world. Founded in 1707, the city was the capital of the former Bhopal State, a princely state of the British ruled by the Nawabs of Bhopal. Bhopal is well connected by air/rail/road to the rest of the country. The Raja Bhoj International Airport is located near the suburb of Bairagad and is the primary airport serving the state of Madhya Pradesh. Located on the Malwa plateau, the elevation of Bhopal city is the higher than the
north Indian Plains. Thus has a humid subtropical climate, with cool, dry winters, a hot summer and a humid monsoon season (with 1146 mm annual precipitation). Winters in Bhopal are cool with average minimum daily temperature of around 16oC (with a range 13 to 28oC with an average rainfall of 8.7 mm). LOCATION MAP
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Local Transport: Local transportation from railway station, airport and bus station, etc. to the place of stay will not be provided due to limited facility available. However, transportation to the meeting venue from place of stay (Hotel/Guest house)and back will be provided.
Accordingly, all the participants are requested to reach the place of their staythemselves.From Bhopal junction/bus terminus, plenty of public and chartered transportation is available to all designated places of stay that includes pre-paid and post-paid taxies, auto-rickshaws, E-rickshaws.Likewise from Bhopal airport pre- and post paid taxies are available uptothe venue. Private taxi service is also available in Bhopal and the participants may also avail this facility.
Stay Arrangement: Registration charges do not include accommodation charges. However, stay arrangements for all the participants have been made in the nearby hotels, guest houses of ICAR Institutes. Since the guesthouses have limited rooms/facility and are exclusively for
invited guests, ladies, senior people and some students participating in the conference on first come first serve basis. Therefore, all the delegates are requested to ensure their accommodation through pre-booking by our information provided (all hotels are in double sharing AC rooms, charges shown is per room basis only). Following pre-booking, the delegates are requested to intimate us so that travel arrangement to and from venue can be arranged for conference days. The exact arrangement for each individual especially in Guest Houses will be communicated soon after we receive the travel plan from all participants and are subject to availability of rooms at hand. Whether accommodation is made in guest houses or hotels, all
participants are requested to reach directly to their place of stay as informed due to limited transport arrangements.
Information for Hotel Booking (through emails and phones)
S
N
Name of Hotel (with
star) and Address Mail id. and contact no.
Tariff Rate in Indian (INR)
1
The Residency****
Hotel, 208,
Zone-1,
M P Nagar,
Bhopal -
462-011
Tel-0755-2556001-04,
4272706&08,
4252192-93 Fax-0755-2557637
theresidencyhotelbhopal
@gmail.com
Contact : Shirin Dubey: 9425602702
(Marketing Manager)
Room category Single
occupancy
Double
occupancy Inclusion / Services
Deluxe Club 3600/- 4200/- Inclusive of GST
and Buffet BF Luxury Club 4000 /- 5700/-
Residency Club 5100/- 5100/-
Suit 5700/- 5700/-
2 Hotel Arch Manor***,
243 A, Zone 1
(Across Marriott
Courtyard) DB Mall, MP Nagar, Bhopal-462011
Tel-0755-2577771-2,
9926902040,
7611155511,
7611177711 [email protected]
www.archmanor.co.in
Single occupancy
Double Occupancy
Triple Occupancy
2800/-
3300/-
4100/-
Inclusive of GST
and complimentary
BF
3 Hotel Nisarga Pvt.*** Ltd., 211,
Zone-1,
M P Nagar,
Bhopal-462011
Tel-0755-4272701,
2555701 [email protected]
www.hotelnisarga.com
Standard 3700/-
4300/- Inclusive of GST,
Compli-mentary B/F
and 1 bottle water &
Free Wi-Fi Deluxe 4200/-
4700/-
Suite 8300/-
4 Hotel AMER PALACE ***,
209, Zone-1,
MP Nagar, Bhopal-
462011
Tel-0755-4272110,
4292770-73 amerpalacereservations@g
mail.com;
www.hotelamerpalce.com
Royal Standard 3200/- 4000/- Inclusive of GST
Buffet B/F, Wi-Fi and
1 bottle water,
Tea/Coffee Maker
Royal Deluxe 3700/- 4600/-
Premium Executive 5200/-
5 Hotel Amar Vilas 183, Zone-1,
M P Nagar,
Bhopal-462011
Tel-0755-4000351,
4000352 hotelamar_vilas@rediffma
il.com
Single occupancy
Double Occupancy
Triple Occupancy
1800/-
2200/-
2600/-
Inclusive of GST
2 bottle D/W & Tea
maker,
Buffet Breakfast
6 Hotel The Kanha *** Castle 223,
A Zone 1 M.P.
Nagar, Bhopal-
462011 (M.P.)
Tel- 0755 4910040,
9285510011 [email protected]
www.thekanhacastle.com
Diamond Room
3100/-
3300/- Inclusive of GST and
B/F(Credit Cards),
Paytm, laundry, Wi-
Fi, Room Service
(All AC Rooms)
Gold Room 2400/- 2600/-
Silver Room 1800/- 2000/-
Extra Bed 549/-
7
HOTEL SSD PALACE 230,
ZONE-1,
M.P. NAGAR,
BHOPAL-462011
PHONE: 0755-
4270128-129 [email protected]
m
A/c deluxe
1600/- 1800/- Inclusive of GST &
B/F
(All AC Rooms) Hot & cold water
Colour T.V.
Laundry Services
Telephone/ Generator Facility
A/C super Delux 2000/- 2300/-
S.S.D. Suit 2500/-
Extra Bed
400/-
8
HOTEL Gaurav Palace, 216,
ZONE-1,
M.P. NAGAR,
BHOPAL-462011
Single occupancy
Double Occupancy
Extra Bed
1500/-
1800/-
400/-
Inclusive of GST
and
Complimentary B/F
Guidelines for Poster Preparation and Presentation 1. Poster size must be 90cm width and 120 cm height 2. Text should be readable from two feet away. Use minimum font size of 18 points. 3. All posters will be assigned a number that you can find in the Abstract book and that will appear
on the poster evaluation board. Exhibitions :An exhibition will be organized during the conference to show the status of pulses based
Institutes, Industries and trade, food value chain, food services retailing, rural credit and delivery. This event will offer an international platform for corporate and farming community from India and abroad.Applications for exhibition space can be made by sending their request to the organizers (Organizing Secretary ISPRD-PULSYM 2017, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur). Sponsorship :Sponsorship Details: All the Silver, Gold and Diamond sponsors are requested to donate a minimum of INR 2, 5 and 10 lacs (or more) resp. for the conference. Accordingly, 2,5 and 10 people can be accommodated for free registration only. For advertisements & others, pl contact to Secretary, ISPRD.
Trilochan Mohapatra, Secretary,
DARE & DG, ICAR
AK Mishra, Chairman, ASRB
Peter Carberry, DG, ICRISAT
Aly Abousabaa, DG, ICARDA
Jose Graziano da Silva, DG, FAO
Sanjay Agarwal, Secretary, DAC & FW
SK Malhotra, Agri. Commissioner., DAC & FW
TR Sharma, DDG (CS), ICAR
SK Chaudhary DDG (NRM), ICAR
B Singh, DG, UPCAR, Lucknow
AK Singh, DDG (Agri. Ext), ICAR
RB Singh, Former President, NAAS
S. Solomon, VC, CSUAT, Kanpur
US Gautam, VC, BUAT, Banda
SK Rao, VC, RVSKVV, Gwalior
PK Bisen, VC, JNKVV, Jabalpur
Vivek Aggarwal, DAC & FW
Abhay Karandikar, Director, IIT, Kanpur
Rajeev K.Varshney, ICRISAT
SK Jha, ICAR, New Delhi
Chairman NP Singh, President, ISPRD and Director, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
SA Patil RH Kulkarni P N Bahl
PL Gautam SP Tiwari NB Singh Balram Sharma DP Biradar PM Shalimath KK Singh PK Chakrabarty Ashutosh Sarker
Shiv Kumar PM Gaur Harsh Nayyar
K P Vishwanatha AK Tiwari NK Singh
JN Sachan Shanker Lal Masood Ali N Nadarajan BB Singh DK Yadav SS Singh AK Patra V P Singh
PS Tiwari Krishna Kumar Guriqbal Singh
SK Singh Shiv Sewak Sanjeev Gupta
GP Dixit IP Singh Om Gupta Farindra Singh Bansa Singh Rajesh Kumar PS Basu Meenal Rathore HD Verma
DR Saxena Narendra Kumar MS Venkatesh
Organizing Secretary PK Katiyar, Secretary, ISPRD
CS Praharaj, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Food legumes
Local Organizing Secretary Archana Singh, Principal Scientist & I/C, ICAR-IIPR, RS, Bhopal
Steering Committee
Organizing Committee
Conference Secretariat Please mail all correspondence and direct any general enquiries to:
Organizing Secretary (ICPulse 2020)
ICAR- Indian Institute of Pulses Research, Kanpur 208024 UP, India
Tel: +91 512-2570109, 2572464, 2572012, 2572582 (Fax); M:+919005688164 E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
For further information’s please visit:
http://www.iipr.icar.gov.in ; http://www.isprd.in
Members
Tourists Places in Bhopal Bhopal is an important economic, industrial, political and educational centre of Madhya Pradesh and is home to many institutions and installations of national importance. The city is an important tourist destination in the country and here’s the list of the best places you can visit in the city.
M.P. Tribal Museum Bhojpur Temple Rock shelters,Bhimbetka Buddhist Monu.,Sanchi Van Vihar Nat.Park Indira Gandhi Museum
CONFERENCE ORGANIZING Committees
Scientific Programme Committee Dr NP Singh, Director, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Chairman Dr GP Dixit, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Co-chairman Dr PK Katiyar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr IP Singh, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Sanjeev Gupta, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Shiv Sewak, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Dr PS Basu, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr CS Praharaj, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Bansa Singh, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Farindra Singh, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Rajesh Kumar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Meenal Rathore, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpu
Publication Committee Dr GP Dixit, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur– Chairman Dr PS Basu, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Co-chairman Dr CS Praharaj, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Naimuddin, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Jitendra Kumar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Narendra Kumar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Dr Meenal Rathore, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Abhishek Bohra, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr AK Parihar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Amrit Lamichaney, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Finance Committee Dr IP Singh, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Chairman Dr R K Mishra, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Co-chairman Dr Archana Singh, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal Dr MeenalRathore, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Awnindra K Singh, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Souvenir Committee Dr Sanjeev Gupta, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Chairman Dr Md. Akaram, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Co-chairman Dr MeenalRathore, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr PrasoonVerma, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Mr Rajesh K Srivastava, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Local Organization Committee Dr HD Verma, RAK College, Sehore - Chairman Dr AK Tiwari, DPD, Bhopal Dr KN Agrawal, ICAR-CIAE, Bhopal Dr R. Elanchezhian, ICAR-IISS, Bhopal Dr ICAR-NIHSAD, Bhopal Dr Archana Singh, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal Dr DR Saxena, RAK College, Sehore Dr A Shivhare, DPD, Bhopal
Reception Committee Dr AK Tiwari, DPD, Bhopal - Chairman Dr HD Verma,, RAK College, Sehore – Co-Chairman Dr PK Katiyar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr CS Praharaj, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr GP Dixit, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr IP Singh, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Sanjeev Gupta, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Shiv Sewak, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Archana Singh, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal
Hall Arrangement Committee DrPrasoonVerma, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Chairman
DrDevraj Mishra, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur - Co-chairman Dr C P Nath, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur DrOmkarNath, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr SC Gupta, RAK College, Sehore
Foreign Delegation Facilitation Committee (Foreign Clearance Committee) Dr Sanjeev Gupta, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur -
Chairman Dr Awnindra K Singh, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur - Co-Chairman Dr Aditya Pratap, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Debjyoti Sen Gupta, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Stage Management Committee Dr Aditya Pratap, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Chairman Dr Uma Sah, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur - Co-chairperson Dr MeenalRathore, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur - Co-chairperson Dr M Yasin, RAK College, Sehore Dr Kanihya, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Accommodation Committee Dr CS Praharaj, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Chairman Dr S C Gupta, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Co-chairman Dr Gurumurty, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr AK Mishra, RAK College, Sehore Dr Lekh Ram, RAK College, Sehore
Dr Subior Chakaraborty, ICAR-CIAE, Bhopal Mr Priyank Shrivastava, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal
Registration Committee Dr Farindra Singh, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Chairman Dr G K Neema, RAK College, Sehore Dr D Dutta, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr A K Parihar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr SatishNayak, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Basvraj, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr CP Nath, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Mr Hasmat Ali, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Food Committee Dr Shiv Sewak, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur - Chairman Dr Narendra Kumar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Co-chairman Dr M. Akaram, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr RP Singh, RAK College, Sehore Dr A K Sivastava, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Sanjay Bandi, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Asik Datta, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Mr. Krishna Avtar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Transport Committee Dr Bansa Singh, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Chairman Dr RP Singh, RAK College, Sehore – Co-chairman Dr Yogesh Tiwari, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Dr Anup Chandra, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Kali K. Hazara, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Ram LalJat, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bikaner Dr Kiran Gandhi, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Krishnasis Das, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Mr. Revanasidda, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr GK Srivastava, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Rakesh Agarwal, ICAR-IIPR, kanpur Mr Priyank Shrivastava, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal Mr Amit Bhatore, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal
Poster Session Committee Dr PS Basu, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur - Chairman Dr. Awnindra K Singh, ICAR-IIPR Kanpur –Co-chairman
Dr Ashok Saxena, RAK College, Sehore Dr Vaibhav, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Kalpana Tiwari, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr G K Srivastava, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Exhibition Committee Dr Rajesh Kumar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur - Chairman
Dr Achana Singh, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal–Co-Chairperson Dr DRSaxena, RAK College, Sehore Dr Sripat Bhatt, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Hemant Kumar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Mr. Amit Bhatore, ICAR-IIPR RS,Bhopal
Publicity and Media Committee Dr Rajesh Kumar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur -
Chairman Dr HBS Bhadoria, MP State Livestock and Poultry Development Coorporation – Co-Chairman Dr PS Basu, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr MS Parihar, Head Horticulture, RAK College, Sehore Dr Rajesh Srivastava, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
Tour & Travels Committee Dr DR Saxena, RAK College, Sehore– Chairman Dr Archana Singh, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal – Co-Chairperson Mr Priyank Shrivastava, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal
Internet Facilities Committee Dr Devraj Mishra, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur - Chairman Dr Archana Singh, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal–
Co-Chairman
Cultural Programme Committee Dr MeenalRathore, ICAR-IIPR Kanpur- Chairperson Dr Archana Singh, ICAR-IIPR RS Bhopal – Co-Chairperson Mr Priyank Shrivastava, ICAR-IIPR RS, Bhopal
Secretarial Committee Dr PK Katiyar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur - Chairman Dr CS Praharaj, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur – Co-Chairman Dr Abhishek Bohra, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr AK Parihar, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr RK Mishra, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Debjyoti Sen Gupta, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Dr Amrit Lamichaney, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur Mr. Hasmat Ali, ICAR-IIPR, Kanpur
ISPRD AWARDS
The Indian Society of Pulses Research and Development (ISPRD) had instituted various Awards for
recognizing significant contribution of scientists to promote pulses research and development. These awards
are to be presented at the time of International Conference “Pulses as the climate smart crops :
challenges and opportunities” organized by the Indian Society of Pulses research and Development
(ISPRD) during 10-12 February 2020. The details of various ISPRD awards are given below:
ISPRD Lifetime Achievement Award (One):ISPRD Lifetime Achievement Award is established to
honourthose scientist who have made outstanding life-long contributions (more than 25 years active in
service) in pulses research and development. The award recognizes demonstrated value delivered in
research and development rather than purely academic achievement. Therefore, nominee will be expected to
have demonstrated tangible and persistent contributions that lead towards improved pulses production,
improvement and protection. Academicians, industry professionals, economists, researchers, policy makers
and others who are member of ISPRD and are of Indian origin and meet these criteria are eligible.
Self-nominations are not allowed. Nomination will be made by Executive Council of ISPRD. Nominators are
required to provide a brief essay indicating the reason for nomination and they have to ensure that all
necessary documents are forwarded with the application.
ISPRD Excellence Award (Four):It consists of two in discipline of Crop Improvement (includes genetics and
Plant Breeding i.e., Genetics, Cytogenetics, Plant Breeding, and Biotechnology and allied disciples i.e.,
Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, Biochemistry and Plant Physiology,one in Crop Protection (includes Plant
Pathology, Entomology and Nematology) and one in Natural Resource management and Social Science
(includes Agronomy, Agro-climatology, Soil Science including Agricultural Chemistry, Farm Mechanization
and Microbiology). ISPRD Excellence Award is given to eminent Indian scientists (who are an active member
of ISPRD) for their outstanding contributions in pulses research and development. He/She should have 20
years of research experiences (as on 1st July, 2019) and also still active in service. These gold
medals/excellence awards are in the field of Crop Improvement, Crop Protection, Natural Resource
Management and Social Science. Nomination will be made by Executive Council of ISPRD. Nominators are
required to provide a brief essay indicating the reason for nomination and they have to ensure that all
necessary documents are forwarded with the application.
ISPRD Recognition Award (Four):It consists of two in discipline of Crop Improvement (One in Genetics and
Plant Breeding and another in Biotechnology and allied disciplines i.e., Molecular Biology, Biotechnology,
Biochemistry and Plant Physiology, One in Crop Protection (includes Plant Pathology, Entomology and
Nematology) and One in Natural Resource management and Social Science (includes Agronomy,
Agro-climatology, Soil Science including Agricultural Chemistry, Farm Mechanization and Microbiology).
Awards are given for significant contribution to the advancement of pulses research/technologies in the
discipline of Crop Improvement, Crop Protection and Natural Resource Management & Social Science. The
research contributions are to be based on the work carried out during last 15 years (as on 1st July, 2019) as
evident by publication in scientific journals of repute as also products and technologies developed which are
of high impact. These awards are to honour those distinguished pulse workers/scientists who are the
fellow of the society.
ISPRD Young Scientist Award (One):To encourage and motivate young scientist (upto 40 years as on 1st
July, 2019), awards to be given for outstanding work in pulses research and development. These awards are
to honour those young scientists who are the life member of the society or he/she has been a member of the
society continuously preceding last 3 years.
Nomination Proforma for ISPRD Recognition Awards and ISPRD Fellow can be downloaded from ISPRD
Website (http://www.isprd.in). The last date of application for ISPRD Awards 2020 shall be January 10,
2020. For further details, please contact, Secretary Indian society of Pulses Research and Development
ICAR-Indian Institute of Pulses Research, Kanpur 208 024 at E-mail [email protected],
[email protected](Website: http://www.isprd.in).
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on or before ---------------------.
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