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A Leading Hill Agricultural University of India

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Ph. D Genetics, IARI, Gold Medalist

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Role & Responsibilities as Vice-Chancellor

Shall supervise & exercise Administrative Control onthe staff of the University and shall be responsiblefor :

Realizing the Mission of University

Creating an Environment in the University conduciveto nurturing of Talent, Innovation & High class R &D and Extension system

Manage the affairs of the University as per Decisionof the BoM, Directions of the Government & HonbleGovernor cum Chancellor of the University within theframework of rules & regulations as contained in Act& statutes

Knowledge Based Management of Academic Institution

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Mission : To create knowledge society To provide access to knowledge & skill To ensure wider recognition of university

Vision:Pursue science for teaching, research & extensionwhich strives for global impact, technology that enablesinnovation-driven industry and nurture trans-disciplinary leadership thereby catalysing inclusiveeconomic development for the people of HimachalPradesh

Mandate

Teaching : Human Resource Development

Under Graduates

Post Graduates

Research

Location Specific

Need Based

Problem Oriented

Socio-economic studies on R & D to advise

the policy makers in devising their policies.

Mandate contd-

Extension Education To coordinate, plan, execute and monitor various ext.

education programmes for field officers to updatetheir knowledge.

To organize trainings to farmers and ...

Vocational training on agriculture based occupations.

Tender referral services

Publish farm literature, prepare A & V

Organize kisan melas / divas / fields days etc.

Current scenario Area available with the University

Total main campus = 397.0 ha

Under cultivation & development = 283.0 ha.

At outstations = 190 ha.

In use = 130 ha.

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Comparative working strength : (2007-08 ) = 2166 (max.) Current position : (2016-17) = 1463 (min.)

2016-17 2007-08

College /Faculty No. of Total

Sanctioned

In Position (No. of Faculty based on

Designation)

Prof. Assoc.

Prof.

Asst. Prof. Total

College of

Agriculture

227 107 12 30 149

College of Veterinary

& Animal Sciences94 26 5 24 55

College of Basic

Sciences

31 11 3 9 23

College of Home

Science

28 11 5 4 20

Total 380 155 25 67 247

What has been Achieved

In Teaching as

Human Resource Development

Total No. of students passed out from the university since inception

Programe Number of students passed out Total

Agriculture Veterinar

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Sciences

Home

Science

Basic

Science

Agri-

Busin

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Food

Science &

Tech.

Hospitality &

Hotel

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Graduate 2073 740 368 720 - 72 51 4024

Masters 1312 260 179 274 12 - - 2037

Doctoral 524 22 32 13 - - - 591

Total 3909 1022 579 1007 12 72 51 6652

College JRF SRF NET Others

(Inspire,/

Awards etc.)

COA 106 60 109 18

COVAS 144 - 48 2

COBS 5 6 18 6

COHS 18 2 8 8

Total = 558

% age = 8.4%273 68 183 34

Students Qualified for JRF/SRF/NET (ICAR/ICMR/UGC/CSIR/DBT)/ARS till date

Name of

College/

Faculty

JRF SRF NET ARS Others

Inspire, etc

College of

Agriculture

18 16 17 3 3

College of

Veterinary &

Animal Sciences

11 0 - - -

College of Basic

Sciences

0 0 1 - -

College of Home

Science

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Total = 62 29 17 20 3 3

Number of students passed out vis--vis JRF/SRF/NET positions

Particulars Graduate JRF Masters SRF Masters &

Doctoral

NET Awards

Overall 4024 262 2037 51 2128 180 34

Total

(2015-16)

Per cent

221 29

13.12%

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21.25%

89 20

22.47%

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No. of Student Beneficiaries availing NTS/RAWE/In Plant Training/Internship

Year No of Students of Beneficiaries Total

RAWE/RHWE NTS In-plant

training

Internship

2012-13 67 +12 =79 6+3=9 - 36 124

2013-14 78 + 14= 92 3+4=7 - 38 137

2014-15 71+ 09 =80 2+6=8 - 47 145

2015-16 75 +02 =77 1+6 =7 - 46 130

Total 328 31 - 167 526

RAWE Rural Agricultural Work Experience, NTS National Talent Scholarship

RHWE Rural Home Work Experience

Academic Achievements (Ph. D. Thesis) (2015-16)

College No. of Ph. D.

Theses

No. of Research Publication

with NAAS /Thomson & Reuters

rating

7.5

COA 8 8 5 0

COVAS 6 5 2 1

COBS 2 - 1 0

What to be done to Improve teaching?

Promote competitive excellence: Teaching to becomplemented with extra training /coaching for allIndia competition

Follow National Institutional Ranking Framework(NIRF) criteria of the Ministry of HRM and ICARRanking of SAUs

Syllabus to be in tune with Deans Vth CommitteeRecommendation of ICAR.

Strengthen Student-Advisory system. Individual careof talents to groom for competition at National &International level for Fellowship & Placementprogrammes .

to Improve teaching- contd Encourage Wide Academic exposure : Our UG students

should go for M. Sc programme in other SAUs throughJRF & Return for Ph. D through SRF.

Liaison with Old advisees : Update record of studentsexcelling in different fields is the indicator of thequality of teaching of institution

Every Facuty member to Write Winning Researchproposals to seek funding. They shall engage Ph. Dstudents after comprehensive oral exam for thesisresearch in these projects as Research Fellow.

Efforts to maintain sanctioned Faculty strength ofcolleges .

What has been Achieved

In Research

Agricultural Scenario of Himachal Pradesh

Population = 68.65 lakhs

Rural based = 17,495 villages

Live stock = 52.17 lakh

Cattle = 22.69 lakh

Indigenous = 55% ( as per 2012 census )

Daily Milk yield = 3.3 liters

The dominant features:

Hill farming

Total area = 55.67 lakh ha.

Net sown area = 5.40 lakh ha.

Total cropped area = 9.46 lakh ha.

Net Irrigated = 1.08 lakh ha.

Agricultural Scenario -contd

Small/scattered land holdings = 87.4 %

Av size = 1.04 ha

Rainfed = ~ 81 %

Per capita Income = Rs 1.05 lakh

(- 2011 Census)

State domestic product (SDP) = 15 % (2013-14)

Declined from = 57.9 % (1950-51)

Agriculture work force = ~ 70 % of the total

Agricultural Scenario Crop-wise

Crop Area (lakh. ha) Prod.(t./ha)

Wheat 3.8 1.5

Maize 3.0 2.3

Rice 0.76 1.5

Barley 0.23 0.9

Millets 0.09 0.5

& other cereals

Ragi 0.013 2.0

Pulses 0. 30 0.8

Total 9.46 1.5

Vegetables 0.80 ~ 20 Oilseeds 0.49 < 0.4

-Data : 2013-14 except a few crops

Food Grain, Vegetable and Milk Production in the State

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Research Achievements

Crop No. of varieties/hybrids

Maize 9

Rice 21

Wheat 22

Barley 5

Buckwheat 2

Pulses 23

Oilseeds 22

Vegetable crops 25

Fodder 12

Tea 2

Sugarcane 1

Total 147

Improved varieties/hybrids released

Research projects in operation

Funding agency No. of projects

Budget outlay (in lakh)

DBT 8 269.29

DST 7 169.78

RKVY 6 258.04

UGC 2 26.28

ICAR Ad hoc projects 15 974.19

Other Ad hoc projects 46 816.95

Total 84 2514.53

In additions to these Adhoc projects university has 40 AICRPs with totaloutlay of about Rs. 2100 lakh/annum

Currently 57 out of 247 faculty members are having Adhoc research projects with them ?

Other Technological Recommendations

About 90 technological recommendations have been made on

different aspects of agriculture and allied sectors

Patents filed and grantedCollege Patent Date of filing Year of grant of

patent

College of Agriculture An improved process for utilization of

chromosome elimination technique following

bread wheat Triticum aestivum x Imperata

cylinderica system for the production of double

haploid populations in breadwheat

23/04/2007 -

A process for preparation of citrus based slurry

use to control insects, pests in agriculture and

organic farming

02/06/2003 14/09/2010

Pesticide formulation and a process for

preparation thereof

01/03/2005

College of Vety. & Animal

Sciences

Improved tissue chamber assembly for isolated

organ bath apparatus

06/12/2005 01/11/2011

College of Home Science A process for preparation of herbal dye suitable

for cotton and woolen fabric

25/03/2003 13/09/2010

College of Basic Sciences A method of preparing a liquid biofertilizer

formulation

16/05/2011 -

Publications College/Directorate Research

papers

Research

papers

presented in

Conferences

No. of books

published

No. of

teaching

manuals

Book

chapters

College of Agriculture 4965 2877 25 34 372

Dr. G.C. Negi College of

Veterinary & animal

Sciences

1919 1199 59 35 17

College of Home Science 440 281 8 28 83

College of Basic Sciences 217 178 1 14 71

Directorate of Research

including Out Stations

872 606 - - 117

Directorate of Extension

Education including KVKs

131 75 - - 18

Total 8544 5216 93 111 678

NAAS Rating of Himachal J. Agricultural Research = 2.41 ?

What to be done in Research ?

Enhancing productivity and production of Hill crops

Matching with all India average under irrigated prodn system

Doubling under rainfed

Value addition / Biofortification of rainfed crops

Variety-wise acreage data

Diversification for high value cash crops

Zero budgeting agriculture / Organic Farming

Climate smart agriculture

What to be done in Research contd ?

Conservation of hill animal and plant genetic resources

Establishment of Regional Hill cattle breeding centre involving indigenous cattle stock

Set up a Core Research Projects Enabling Team toAssist Scientists to design and write winning researchproposals. At one time we have projects worth ~ Rs 87crores & now ~ Rs 46 crores

Formulation and submission for funding of ResearchProjects based on the guidelines / research themes asenvisaged by Govt of HP/ GOI/ ICAR & other fundingagencies

What to be done in Research contd ?

To ensure Every faculty member should have adhocresearch project in running state.

Strengthen linkages through MoUs with the Nationaland International Institutes for collaborativeresearch, exchange of faculty and students

Enhancing NAAS rating of Himachal J. Agric. Res.From 2.41 to 6.00

Encourage quality publications in Impact Factorjournals

What has been Achieved

In Extension Education

What has been Achieved in Extension Edu.

The University is pioneer in having ATIC and ismaintaining a cohesive liaison with ATMA

KVKs organizing Kisan Melas, Trainings, FLD, FieldDays, Campaigns, Exhibitions, Group discussions, on-the-spot diagnosis and guidance, on-farm/adaptivetrials and real time advisory services to solve thelocation-specific and need-based farm problems.

The University has a showcase in the form ofEducational Museum

Adhoc extension projects are also undertaken in theDEE.

What has been Achieved -contd. Organizing Agricultural Officers kharif, rabi, vegetables

and other specialized Workshops for recommendation andapproval of the new farm technologies/varieties for thebenefit of farmers.

Compile Adoption data base of different released varieties

Formulation of self-help groups (SHGs) and cooperatives toenhance their participation in economic activities

Procurement of seeds of various crops / tea /honey/ animalnutrition products from different department for sale tovisiting farmers/consumers

Dissemination of entrepreneurialtechnologies like protected cultivation,mushroom cultivation, apiculture,floriculture, dairy, value addition (foodprocessing, embroidery etc.) in an IntegratedMode in the Villages.

What has been Achieved in Ext. Edu.

An over view of demonstration of protected

cultivation technology at HPKV-Palampur

Can We achieve the following in an integrated modein Mera Gaon Mera Gaurav all over state to startwith ?

Formulate self-help groups (SHGs) and cooperativesto enhance their participation in economicactivities

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Dissemination of entrepreneurial technologies likeprotected cultivation, mushroom cultivation,apiculture, floriculture, dairy, value addition (foodprocessing, embroidery etc.) in an IntegratedMode in the Villages.

What to be Achieved in Extension Edu.

HP could be by default an Organic state

Consumption of Fertilizers in terms ofNutrients (N+P+K)

Kharif = 213.32 lakh tons Rabi = 301.51 lakh tons

Total = 514.83 lakh kg Consumption ratio = 1:54 to 1: 95 Kg (based net sown area)

As Against in plains = 1: 350 - 500 Kg

Organic Nutrients Required for replacement = 54 - 95 kg/ha Data on adoption of technology including Univ.

crop varieties

What to be Achieved in Extension Edu.

Library

The central library at Palampur is the online library

Seating capacity of 200 readers at a time, besides 26 researchcabins for research scholars.

Textbooks = 55,796

e-books = 622

bound volumes of journals = 29,635

Current journals = 145

e-journals (CeRA JGate) = 3,000

In addition to two web portals, the library has web based accessfacilities like Web OPAC, JGate, CAB Abstracts online, Fedgate,Hill agric repository (digitized Ph.D. theses), ebooks,krishiprabha, CeRA, agricat@egranth and shodhganga.

Mini-libraries at Regional Research Stations Bajaura,Dhaulakuan and Kukumseri. All these libraries are connectedwith the central library at Palampur through ezproxy.

What We Have for Some of

Infrastructures

College of Agriculture

College of Agriculture

Vageshwari Hostel (UG Wing)

Vageshwari Hostel (UG Wing)

Vageshwari Hostel (UG Wing)

Basket Ball Ground Near COBS

What to be done to improve Infrastructure

Time Bound Works

WiFi facility in all hostels - December, 2016

Completion of Lecture theatre cum Exam Hall :

- November, 2016

Modification of Dinning Hall & Kitchen of Chamundeshwari Hostel - September, 2016

New Block of Microbiology Dept. - October, 2016

Store Building for Vegetable Dept October, 2016

New Hostels:

Rukmani (Girls) (cp. 108) - Tendering within a week

ICAR Girls & Boys Hostels each Rs 250 lakhs

Estimates in vetting stage

Proposal for Two hostels (G&B) under process with

Min of Social Justice & Empowerment

What to be done to improve Infrastructure

At Outstations

In Sangla & Lari One Community Center each & OneToilet (Sangla) completed

Renovation

Auditorium

Students Hostel (9UG and PG Hostels for boys and girlsand one International Students Hostel)

Echo Problems

Khel Parishar - Gymnasium & Indoor Sports Complex

Proper maintenance and management

Play ground

Residential accommodation (Type I to V and TeachersHostel)

General Administartion

Nodal and Liaison Officers for India Campaign, NAHEP

& to over see Reservation matters in service were

nominated

Policy for appointment of Contractual Employees adopted

Score card prepared for selection to scientific & Statutory

posts

Transfer policy of HP Govt approved by BoM and adopted

Meeting of BoM, HPAUTA & NTEU conducted

To be done : Conduct Senate & BoM meeting

Prepare Annual report 2015-16

Prepare R& P rules of Non Teaching employees

Academic

A Ragging Free Campus Tradition to continue

Complete work of 14th Convocation

Computerization of Students Records

Introduce Online system for Merit based admission

Fresh admission = 436 (288, 117, 31)

Re-examine Video Conferencing Viva Voce Exam &

Ph. D admission as per old pattern

Legal

To protect the interests of University - Minimize

multiplicity of litigation

Review Court cases for mutual settlement to save time &

money of both the employer and employee

Recruitment to befor

Teaching Posts (60)

HoD (24) , Assoc. Prof. (3) & Asstt. Prof (33)

Non Teaching (51)

Clerks/Jr Office Asstt. /Lab tech etc.

MoU Signed

With 5 institutes (National & International), More to follow

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Budget (Rs. In crore)

Head of Accounts

Monthly liability Annual Receipt Difference

State salary 5.2 62.4 76.23 -

Pension 2.35 28.2 0 -

Total 7.55 90.6 76.23 -14.37

ICAR salary 1.35 16.2 15.32 -0.88

KVK salary 0.77 9.24 7.65 -1.59

Statement showing expenditure on account of salary/pension and receipt of grants

Current Financial Status w.r.t. State GIA

Annual budgetary requirement = 150.80 Crore Grant in aid sanctioned = 76.23 Crore Tentative income = 8.00 Crore Additional amount required = 66.57 Crore

Emphasis on ad hoc projects ( to earn institutional charges) At present a number of Revolving Fund Schemes are in operation in the

University and contributing appreciably towards University income. Theseschemes need further strengthening as well to explore the possibilities ofcreation of new Revolving funds , so as to increase the University incomewhich will help in meeting out various liabilities of employees/pensionersapart from reducing the financial deficit of the University.

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DIRECTOR OF EXTENSION EDUCATION

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How to Achieve

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According to 2005 Transparency International Survey Himachal Pradesh is ranked 2nd Least Corrupt States

, , People are Honest, Hard Working, Sincere & Patriotic

As demonstrated by the Faculty electing its two senators by

Consensus

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Additionality = 1000 RKVY = 325.13

= 165 . . . . (SAUD) Grant = 242 . . . (KVK ) = 100 . . = 6.54 Misc Adhoc = 70 = 1908. 67

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Lets work together for excellence of our students and

Science to serve the Farm God-Kisan- Thanks all