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TRAINING COURSES

FOR

SERICULTURE SECTOR

INCENTRAL SILK BOARD

CALENDAR

2014-15

CENTRAL SILK BOARD(Ministry of Textiles Govt. of India)

BTM Layout, Madivala, Bangalore 560 068, INDIA.


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. copiesApril, 2014,

Publisher

Smt. Ishita Roy, IAS, Member Secretary,Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India,

CSB Complex, BTM Layout, 100 Ft Ring RoadMadiwala, Bangalore - 560 068

Coordinator, CSB Academic Affairs

Sri C. J. Prabhakar, Scientist-D

Compilation and Edition

Dr. K. Mohan Rao, Scientist-C,

Printing Coordination

Publicity Section

Printed at

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C O N T E N T S

Sl.No Particulars Page1 Introduction

2 Institutes conducting Training Programmes

i) Central Sericultural Research & Training Institute, Mysore, Karnataka

ii) Central Sericultural Research & Training Institute, Berhampore, West Bengal

iii) Central Tasar Research & Training Institute, Ranchi, Jharkhand

iv) Central Sericultural Research & Training Institute, Pampore, J & K

* Regional Sericultural Research Station, Sahaspur, Dehradun, Uttarakhand

* Regional Sericultural Research Station, Miransahib, Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir

v) Central Muga and Eri Research & Training Institute, Lahdoigarh, Assam

vi) Central Silk Technological Research Institute, Bangalore, Karnataka

vii) Muga Silkworm Seed Organisation, Central Silk Board, Guwahati, Assam

viii) Silkworm Seed Technology Laboratory, Kodathi, Bangalore, Karnataka

ix) Basic Tasar Silkworm Seed Organisation, Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh

x) Training Division under Corporate and Enterprise Development Cell,Central Silk Board, Bangalore


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Introduction

Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India is endowed with the overallresponsibility of developing the silk industry in the country. Research and Training are the key functions of

its major Research Institutes and Regional Stations. Besides, they conduct various training programmes forthe development of human resources. These programmes are well designed to meet the specific needs of

each sector to provide latest information on technologies and the skills to extension personnel and

stakeholders for ensuring effective transfer.

These institutes possess the required facilities for research & training programmes supported by well

equipped laboratories, libraries, class rooms, hostels and qualified faculty. The training courses cover all the

topics from cultivation of silkworm food plants, raising of cocoon crops to production and processing of

yarn and fabric - both mulberry and non-mulberry (Vanya) sericulture. They include regular Post-Graduate

Diploma Course (Mulberry and Non-Mulberry) down to Capsule Courses and other Development Training

Programmes under different schemes. Tailor-made Training Courses on specific subjects are also organized

on specific requests from States. Besides, the Training Division of the CSB Headquarters organizes certain

Specialized Training Programmes for the benefit of various stakeholders. Some of the training programmes

are conducted at their Regional Research Stations too.

The Training Programmes at CSR&TI, Mysore and Training Division of CSB Headquarters confer

to ISO 9001:2008 standards. The course of Post-Graduate Diploma in Sericulture (Mulberry) at CSR&TI,Berhampore (West Bengal) is affiliated to the University of Kalyani, Kalyani, West Bengal. And, the course

of Post-Graduate Diploma in Sericulture (Non-Mulberry) at CTR&TI, Ranchi (Jharkhand) is affiliated to

Ranchi University, Ranchi, Jharkhand. The details of the Training Programmes conducted by various

Institutes of the Central Silk Board during the year 2014-15 are enumerated below:

Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute, Mysore, Karnataka

Address Central Sericultural Research & Training Institute, Central Silk Board, Srirampuram,

Manandavadi Road, Mysore South, MYSORE 570 008, Karnataka.

Contact

Persons

Dr. V.Sivaprasad, Director;

Phone : 0821-2362757Fax: 0821-2362845

Email : [email protected]

Dr S D Sharma, Scientist-D;

Principal Coordinator & Head, Training Division:Ph : 0821- 2362992

Email:[email protected]

PABX - 0821-2362406 Email : [email protected] Website : www.csrtimys.res.in

I Certificate CoursesSl.

No

Course Batches Schedule &

Duration

Seats/

Batch

Fee

(Rs.)

Course Content

Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka

Course Coordinator : Sri C Parameshwara and Dr S D Sharma 1. Intensive

Bivoltine

Training

1

(One)

21-7-14 to 24-8-14(35 Days)

10 1200 Importance of Bivoltine Sericulture,

Production of quality leaves through

improved Cultivation Packages,

Disinfection and Hygiene in Bivoltine

Silkworm Rearing, Rearing

Technology Package, Management of

Diseases and Pests in Mulberry and

Silkworm


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II. Management Development Programme (MDP) *

a) Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh

Course Coordinators : Dr S D Sharma and Dr R S Katiyar1 Refresher

Course

(forDOS/CSB

Officials)

2(Two)

14-7-14 to 18-7-1410-2-15 to 14-2-15

(5 Days)

15 -- Soil Fertility Management, Mulberry

varieties, Package of Practices,

Vermin-Compost, Silkworm Breeds,

Mulberry and Silkworm Crop

Protection and Mechanization in

Sericulture

b) Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

Course Coordinator : Dr R S Katiyar and Dr S N Pallavi2 Chawki

Rearing(for CSB/DOS

Technical

Staff)

2

(Two)

22-09-14 to 29-09-14

22-01-15 to 29-01-15(8 Days)

15 -- Chawki Silkworm Rearing,Disinfection and Hygiene,

Organisation of Commercial CRC,Maintenance of Chawki Garden, Pest

and Disease Control

c) Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

Course Coordinators : Dr S N Pallavi and Dr V N Sudha

3 Integrated Pestand Disease

Management

1(One) 17-06-14 to 21-06-14(5 Days) 10 -- Disinfection, Selection ofdisinfectants, Estimation, Preparation,

Disinfection of Rearing House,Silkworm Diseases and Their

Management, Hygiene, Bed

Disinfectants, Mulberry Diseases and

Their Management, Mulberry Pests-

Tukra & Leaf Roller and Their

Management, Silkworm Pests:

Uzifly, IPM to control Uzifly

d) Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

Course Coordinator : Dr Satish Verma and Sri C Parameshwara4 Mechanizationin Sericulture;Maintenance

of Equipment

1(One)

18-11-14 to 21-11-14(5 Days)

10 -- Introduction to Mechanisation inSericulture, Mulberry Plantation for

Mechanised Sericulture, Operation &

Maintenance of CRC Equipment and

Machines, Equipment for Inter-

Cultural Operations.

e) Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

Course Coordinators : Sri C Parameswara and Dr S D Sharma5 Late age

SilkwormRearing

1

(One)

18-09-14 to 27-09-14

(10 Days)

10 -- Late-age Rearing Shoot Rearing

Technology, Disinfection & Hygiene

Maintenance, Pest & Disease Control,Spinning and Mounting Technology

etc.

f) Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

Course Coordinators : Dr S N Pallavi and Dr S D Sharma6 Extension

Management

1

(One)

15-12-14 to 19-12 14

(5 Days)

10 -- Extension Programme Planning &

Management, PRA Tehniques, Role ofNGOs, SHGs, Quality Clubs, Motivation &

Leadesrship, Adoption & Diffusion of

Innovations.


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III. Technology Upgradation Programme for Farmers (TUP) *

a) Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

Course Coordinators : Dr R S Katiyar and Sri C Parameshwara1 Chawki

Rearing

(for

Farmers)

9

(Nine)

19-06-14 to 26-06-1421-07-14 to 28-07-1418-08-14 to 25-08-1401-09-14 to 08-09-1427-10-14 to 03-11-1420-11-14 to 28-11-1401-01-15 to 08-01-1512-02-14 to 19-02-1516-03-15 to 23-03-15

(8 Days)

15 -- Chawki Silkworm Rearing,

Disinfection and Hygiene,

Organisation of Commercial CRC,

Maintenance of Chawki Garden, Pest

and Disease Control

b) Sponsored by DOS, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh

Course Coordinators : Dr S D Sharma , Dr R S Katiyar, Dr S N Pallavi and Sri C Parameswara 2 Late Are

Silkworm

Rearing (for

farmers)

3

(Three)

07-08-14 to 16-08-201412-12-14 to 21-12-201426-03-15 to 04-04-2015

(10 Days)

15 -- Late Age Rearing - Shoot Rearing

Technology, Disinfection & Hygiene

Maintenance, Pest and Disease

Control, Spinning and Mounting

Technology etc.

c) Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and KarnatakaCourse Coordinators : Sri C Parameswara and Dr R S Katiyar

3 Mulberry

cultivationand Organic

Farming

4

(Four)

19-05-14 to 23-05-1414-07-14 to 18-07-1410-11-14 to 14-11-1402-02-15 to 06-02-15

(5 Days)

15 -- Preparation of nursery, Raising of

saplings, Pit and trench plantation,

Package of practices, Mulberry pest

and disease management,

Composting and vermin-composting,

Growing green manuring crops, Bio-

fertilizers Azotobacter,

Azospirullum, VAM, Phosphate

Solubilizing Micro-organisms /Bacteria (PSM / PSB),

d) Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

Course Coordinators : Dr S N Pallavi and Sri C Parameshwara4 Integrated Pest

and Disease

Management

4(Four)

14-07-14 to 18-07-1422-09-14 to 26-09-1401-12-14 to 05-12-1424-03-15 to 28-03-15

(5 Days)

10 -- Disinfection, Selection of

disinfectants, Estimation, Preparation,Disinfection of rearing house,

Silkworm diseases and management

of hygiene, Bed disinfectants,

Mulberry diseases and their

management, Mulberry pests Tukra

and Leaf Roller and their

management, Silkworm pests, Uzi

Fly, IPM to control Uzi Fly

e) Sponsored by DOS, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

Course Coordinators : Dr Satish Vermaand Sri C Parameshwara5 Mechanisation

in Sericulture

andMaintenance

of equipment

2(Two)

23-06-14 to 27-06-1410-11-14 to 14-11-14

(4 Days)

10 -- Introduction to mechanisation in

sericulture, Mulberry plantation for

mechanised sericulture, Operation

and maintenance of CRC equipment

and Machines for intercultural

operations.


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IV. Integrated Skill Development Scheme (ISDS) *

a) Nominations by units of DOS/CSB, Karnataka

Course Coordinators : Sri C Parameswara and Dr S D Sharma1. Commercial

ChawkiRearing

4

(Four)

31-07-14 to 14-08-1406-10-14 to 20-10-1410-12-14 to 24-12-14

22-01-15 to 05-02-1523-02-14 to 09-03-15

CSRTI, Mysore

(15 Days)

15 -- Commercial Chawki Silkworm Rearing,

Disinfection & Hygiene, Organisation ofCommercial CRC, Maintenance of Chawki

Garden, Pest & Disease Control, ManagerialInputs including HRD and Preparation of

Project for Financial Assistance.

b) Nominations by units of DOS/CSB, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

Course Coordinators : Dr R S Katiyar, Sri C Parameshwara, Sri Sathyanarayana Raju, Dr Chikkanna, Dr

Mallikarjuna and Dr K L Rajanna3 Mulberry

Cultivationand Seed

Multiplication

4

(Four)

14-07-14 to 28-07-14

RSRS, Ananthapur14-07-14 to 28-07-14

RSRS. Salem (TN)14-07-14 to 28-07-14

RSRS, Kodathi14-07-14 to 28-07-14

RSRS, Chamarajanagar

10-11-14 to 24-11-14CSRTI, Mysore

(15 Days)

15 -- Preparation of Bio-formulations like Raksha,

Nursery Guard, Bionema, Compomix,Chetak etc) used for the Control of Root

Diseases of Mulberry, Composting andVermi-Composting Techniques for

Conversion of Seri-waste in to value added

manure, Managerial inputs including HRDand Preparation of Project for Financial

Assistance.

d) Nominations by units of DOS/CSB, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and KarnatakaCourse Coordinators : Sri C Parameshwara, Dr R S Katiyar, Dr Chikkanna, Sri Sathyanarayana Raju and Dr K LRajanna.

4 Quality

Bivoltine

Cocoon

Production

4

(Four)

11-08-14 to 25-08-14

RSRS, Salem

14-08-14 to 28-08-14

RSRS, Kodathi14-08-14 to 28-08-14


CSRTI, Mysore27-10-14 to 10-11-14

CSRTI, Mysore

(15 Days)

15 -- Incubation of eggs, Black boxing, hatching,

Chawki rearing, Late age rearing, silkworm

disease and pest management, disinfection

and hygiene, mounting, spinningharvesting, cocoon assessment.

Transporting and marketing

e) Sponsored by DOS, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka

Course Coordinators : Dr S N Pallavi, Dr S D Sharma, Sri Sathyanarayana Raju, Dr K L Rajanna and Dr

Mallikarjuna5 Cocoon

Handicrafts

4

(Four)

01-09-14 to 15-09-14


RSRS, Kodathi

08-09-14 to 22-09-14RSRS, Salem

08-12-14 to 22-12-14

RSRS, Chamarajanagar28-12-14 to 09-01-15

CSRTI, Mysore(15 Days)

15 -- Selection of Cut Cocoons, Selection of

Dyes, Preparation of Dye for Colouring theCocoon, Cutting of Cocoons,

Preparation of different Types of flowers,Arrangement of flowers in vases,

Preparation of garlands, Preparation of

greeting cards, Wall plates,

*Dates for ISDS training are tentative and subject to change.

V. Need Based Training ProgrammesThe need based training programmes shall be conducted based on the request made to the Director, CSRTI, Mysore with subject,

duration and number of trainees.

Note : The participants are requested to confirm their participation in the programme well in advance.


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Training Programmes of Nested Units of CSRTI, MysoreFARMERS TRAINING PROGRAMME UNDER CSS-2109 (TUP) FOR 2014-15

CENTRE : RSRS CHAMARAJANAGAGRA (KARNATAKA)Sl.No

Name of the Course Batches Month/Year Farmers Course co-ordinators

1 Organic farming I August, 2014 15 Dr. K. Srikantaswamy

II October, 2014 15

2 Silkworm reraing management I August, 2014 15 Dr. R. Meenal

II November, 2014 15

3 Tree plantation and soilmoistureconservation practices

I September, 2014 15 Dr. K. Srikantaswamy

II December, 2014 15

III January, 2015 15

4 Silkworm crop protection I September, 2014 15 Dr. R. Meenal


TOTAL 9 135

UNITS UNDER THE CONTROL OF RSRS, CHAMRAJANAGARA

1. REC-SUB UNIT, KINAKAHALLI1 Silkworm rearaing

managementI August, 2014 15 Mr. K. C. Mahalingappa

2 Organic farming I October, 2014 15 Mr. K. C. Mahalingappa

3 Silkworm crop protection I December, 2014 15 Mr. K. C. Mahalingappa

TOTAL 3 45

CENTRE : RSRS, SALEM (TAMILNADU)

1 Integrated nutrientmanagement

I June, 2014 15 Dr. J. Ravikumar


2 Disinfection &disease

management

I July, 2014 15 MR. S. Rajakumar


3 Mulberry crop protection I August, 2014 15 Mr. R. Vijayakumar


4 Silkworm crop protection I September, 2014 15 Mr. S. Rajakumar

II January, 2015 15

5 Soil fertility management I October, 2014 15 Dr. J. Ravikumar

II February, 2015 15

TOTAL 10 150

UNITS UNDER THE CONTROL OF RSRS, SALEM

1. REC,GOBICHETTIPALAYAM1 Integrated nutrient

managementI June, 2014 15 Dr. N. Dhahira Beevi


2 Disinfection &disease I July, 2014 15 Mr. A. Mani


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management

II December, 2014 15 Mr.T. Thirunavukarasu

3 Mulberry crop protection I August, 2014 15 Mr. A. Mani

II December, 2014 15 Dr. N. Dhahira Beevi

4 Silkworm crop protection I September,2014 15 Mr. A. Mani

II January, 2015 15 Mr. T. Thirunavukarasu5 Soil fertility management I October, 2014 15 Dr. N. Dhahira Beevi

II February, 2015 15 Mr. T. Thirunavukarasu

TOTAL 10 150

2. REC, SAMAYANALLUR


I June, 2014 15 Mr. A.G.K. Daniel

II November, 2014 15 Mr. T. Sivasubramanian

2 Disinfection &diseasemanagement

I July, 2014 15 Mr. T. Sivasubramanian

II December, 2014 15 Mr. A.G.K. Daniel

3 Mulberry crop protection I August, 2014 15 Mr. A.G.K. Daniel

II December, 2014 15 Mr. T. Sivasubramanian

4 Silkworm crop protection I September,2014 15 Mr. T. Sivasubramanian

II January, 2015 15 Mr. A.G.K. Daniel

5 Soil fertility management I October, 2014 15 Mr. A.G.K. Daniel

II February, 2015 15 Mr. T. Sivasubramanian

TOTAL 10 150

3. REC, SRIVILLIPUTTUR


I June, 2014 15 Mr. B. Mohan

II November, 2014 15 Dr. N. Sakthivel


I July, 2014 15 Dr. N. Sakthivel

II December, 2014 15 Mr. B. Mohan

3 Mulberry crop protection I August, 2014 15 Mr. B. Mohan

II December, 2014 15 Dr. N. Sakthivel

4 Silkworm crop Protection I September,2014 15 Dr. N. Sakthivel

II January, 2015 15 Mr. B. Mohan

5 Soil fertility management I October, 2014 15 Mr. B. Mohan

II February, 2015 15 Dr. N. Sakthivel

TOTAL 10 1504. REC, PALAKKAD (KERALA)


I June, 2014 15 Smt. K. Sarala

II November, 2014 15 Smt. M. Siamala


I July, 2014 15 Smt. M. Siamala

II December, 2014 15 Smt. K. Sarala


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3 Mulberry crop protection I August, 2014 15 Smt. K. Sarala

II December, 2014 15 Smt. M. Siamala

4 Silkworm Crop Protection I September,2014 15 Smt. M. Siamala

II January, 2015 15 Smt. K. Sarala

5 Soil fertility management I October, 2014 15 Smt. K. Sarala

II February, 2015 15 Smt. M. SiamalaTOTAL 10 150

5. REC, UDUMALAIPETTAI


I June, 2014 15 Dr. P.Samuthiravelu



I July, 2014 15 Dr. Chandrasekaran


3 Mulberry crop protection I August, 2014 15 Smt. G. Punithavathi


III February, 2015 15 Dr. P.Samuthiravelu

4 Silkworm crop Protection I September,2014 15 Dr. C.M.Babu

II January, 2015 15

III February, 2015 15 Smt. G. Punithavathi

5 Soil fertility management I October, 2014 15 Shri. R. Anbazhagan

II February, 2015 15

TOTAL 12 180

6. REC, KRISHNAGIRI


I August, 2014 15 Dr. S.Masilamani


I June, 2014 15 Dr. S.Masilamani

II January, 2015 15

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. S.Balasaraswathi

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. S.Balasaraswathi

5 Soil fertility management I January, 2015 15 Dr. S.Masilamani

TOTAL 6 90

7. REC- SU, AVINASHI


I August, 2014 15 Dr. A.M. Babu

2 Disinfection &diseasemanagement I June, 2014 15 Dr. A.M. Babu

II January, 2015 15

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. Isac Joseph

II November, 2014 15 Dr. A.M. Babu

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. Isac Joseph

5 Soil fertility management I December, 2014 15 Dr. Isac Joseph

TOTAL 7 105


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8. REC- SU, KALPETTA


I August, 2014 15 Smt. P.V. Soudamini


I June, 2014 15 Smt. P.V. Soudamini

3 I July, 2014 15 Smt. P.V. Soudamini

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Smt. P.V. Soudamini

5 Soil fertility management I January, 2015 15 Smt. P.V. Soudamini

TOTAL 5 75

9. REC- SU, TRICHY


I August, 2014 15 Mr.N.G.Selvaraju


I June, 2014 15 Mr.N.G.Selvaraju

3 I July, 2014 15 Mr.N.G.Selvaraju

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr.N.G.Selvaraju

5 Soil fertility management I January, 2015 15 Mr.N.G.SelvarajuTOTAL 5 75

10. REC- SU, VANIYAMBADI


I August, 2014 15 Mr. O.K.Gopinath


I June, 2014 15 Mr. O.K.Gopinath

3 I July, 2014 15 Mr. O.K.Gopinath

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr. O.K.Gopinath

5 Soil fertility management I January, 2015 15 Mr. O.K.Gopinath

TOTAL 5 75

11. REC- SU, BERIGAI


I August, 2014 15 Mr. Y. Humayun Sharief


I June, 2014 15 Mr. Y. Humayun Sharief

3 I July, 2014 15 Mr. Y. Humayun Sharief

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr. Y. Humayun Sharief

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Mr. Y. Humayun Sharief

TOTAL 5 75

FARMERS TRAINING PROGRAMME UNDERCSS-2109 TUP

UNITS UNDER THE CONTROL OF CSRTI, MYSORE1. REC, BARAMATI


I January, 2015 15 Mr. Ramprakash

2 Disinfection & silkwormdisease management

I August, 2014 15 Mr. Ramprakash

II October, 2014 15

3 Mulberry cultivation and pest I September, 2014 15 Mr. Ramprakash


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management


4 Soil fertility management I December, 2014 15 Mr. Ramprakash

TOTAL 6 90

2. REC, AMRAVATI

1 Silkworm rearing and diseasemanagement

I October, 2014 15 Mr. R. V. Kushwaha


2 Mulberry cultivation anddisease management

I August, 2014 15 Mr. R. V. Kushwaha

II September, 2014 15

TOTAL 4 60

3. REC- SU, Maddur


I October, 2014 15 Dr. V. B. Mathur



I August, 2014 15 Dr. V. B. Mathur

TOTAL 3 45

4. REC- SU, SHIVAMOGGA


I October, 2014 15 Dr. H. Jayaram


I August, 2014 15 Dr. H. Jayaram

TOTAL 2 30

5. REC, HOSHANGABAD (M.P.)

1 Integrated nutrient

management

I January, 2015 15 Mr.R K. Khare


I November, 2014 15 Mr.R K. Khare

3 I August, 2014 15 Mr.R K. Khare


I October, 2014 15 Mr.R K. Khare

5 Soil fertility management I December, 2014 15 Mr.R K. Khare

TOTAL 5 75

6. REC, PARBHANI

1 Mulberry Cultivation and pestmanagement

I October, 2014 15 Mr. A .Karande

2 Disinfection & silkwormdisease management

I November, 2014 15 Mr. A .Karande

TOTAL 2 30

7. REC-SU,AURANGABAD


I November, 2014 15 Dr. Rahul Singh

2 Silkworm rearing & diseaseManagement

I October, 2014 15 Dr. Rahul Singh


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I August, 2014 15 Dr. Rahul Singh

4 Soil fertility management I December, 2014 15 Dr. Rahul Singh

TOTAL 4 60

8. REC- SU, JALANA


I October, 2014 15 Dr. K. B. Rajput

2 Silkworm rearing & diseaseManagement

I November, 2014 15 Dr. K. B. Rajput


I December, 2014 15 Dr. K. B. Rajput

4 Soil fertility management I January, 2015 15 Dr. K. B. Rajput


I February, 2015 15 Dr. K. B. Rajput

TOTAL 5 75

9. REC- SU, BURHANPUR (M. P.)

1 Silkworm rearing and diseasemanagement I October, 2014 15 Dr. P. Shukla

2 Mulberry cultivation and pestsmanagement

I August, 2014 15 Dr. P. Shukla

3 Soil fertility management I January, 2015 15 Dr. P. Shukla

TOTAL 3 45

10. REC- SU, OSMANBAD


I October, 2014 15 Dr. A. P. Bagde

2 Mulberry cultivation and pestsmanagement

I August, 2014 15 Dr. A. P. Bagde

3 Soil fertility management I January, 2015 15 Dr. A. P. Bagde

TOTAL 3 45

CENTRE : RSRS, ANANTHAPUR (ANDHRA PRADESH)


I August, 2014 15 DR. Subramanya Reddy

2 Disinfection & diseasemanagement

I July, 2014 15 Dr. N. Shivarami Reddy

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. M. Raghupathi

4 Silkworm crop Protection I October, 2014 15 Mr.V. Arumugam

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Mr. M. A. Shanthan Babu

TOTAL 5 75

UNITS UNDER THE CONTROL OF RSRS, ANANTAPUR1. REC, MADAKASIRA


I August, 2014 15 Dr. Kashi Reddy


I September, 2014 15 Dr. Kashi Reddy

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. Kashi Reddy

4 Silkworm crop Protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. Kashi Reddy


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5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. Kashi Reddy

TOTAL 5 75

2. REC, RAYACHOTI


I August, 2014 15 Dr. Vidyan Mala


I September, 2014 15 Dr. Vidyan Mala

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. Vidyan Mala

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. Vidyan Mala

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. Vidyan Mala

TOTAL 5 75

3. REC, VIKARABAD


I August, 2014 15 Dr. B. N. Murthy


I September, 2014 15 Dr. B. N. Murthy

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. B. N. Murthy4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. B. N. Murthy

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. B. N. Murthy

TOTAL 5 75

4. REC, V. KOTA


I August, 2014 15 Dr. T. Mogili


I September, 2014 15 Dr. T. Mogili

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. T. Mogili

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. T. Mogili

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. T. Mogili

TOTAL 5 75

5. REC, ELURU


I August, 2014 15 Dr. M. V. Rao


I September, 2014 15 Dr. M. V. Rao

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. M. V. Rao

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. M. V. Rao

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. M. V. Rao

TOTAL 5 756. REC, KALYANDURGAM


I August, 2014 15 Dr. B. Vijaya Naidu


I September, 2014 15 Dr. B. Vijaya Naidu

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. B. Vijaya Naidu

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. B. Vijaya Naidu


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5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. B. Vijaya Naidu

TOTAL 5 75

7. REC- SU, BIDAR


I August, 2014 15 Dr. Eshwar


I September, 2014 15 Dr. Eshwar

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. Eshwar

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. Eshwar

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. Eshwar

TOTAL 5 75

8. REC- SU, PENUKONDA


I August, 2014 15 Dr. A. Venugopal


I September, 2014 15 Dr. A. Venugopal

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. A. Venugopal4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. A. Venugopal

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. A. Venugopal

TOTAL 5 75

9. CPC, HINDUPUR


I August, 2014 15 Dr. M. P. Reddy


I September, 2014 15 Dr. M. P. Reddy

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. M. P. Reddy

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. M. P. Reddy

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. M. P. Reddy

TOTAL 5 75

10. REC- CPC, PALMANER


I August, 2014 15 Dr. G. V. Prasad


I September, 2014 15 Dr. G. V. Prasad

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. G. V. Prasad

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. G. V. Prasad

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. G. V. Prasad

TOTAL 5 7511. REC- SU, GIDDALUR


I August, 2014 15 Dr. N. B. Chowdary


I September, 2014 15 Dr. N. B. Chowdary

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. N. B. Chowdary

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. N. B. Chowdary


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5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. N. B. Chowdary

TOTAL 5 75

12. REC- SU, SURYA PET


I August, 2014 15 Dr. P. Srinivasulu Reddy


I September, 2014 15 Dr. P. Srinivasulu Reddy

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. P. Srinivasulu Reddy

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. P. Srinivasulu Reddy

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. P. Srinivasulu Reddy

TOTAL 5 75

13. REC- SU, CHEBROLU


I August, 2014 15 Dr. T.V.S. Srinivasa Rao


I September, 2014 15 Dr. T.V.S. Srinivasa Rao

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. T.V.S. Srinivasa Rao4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. T.V.S. Srinivasa Rao

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. T.V.S. Srinivasa Rao

TOTAL 5 75

14. REC- SU, ATMAKUR


I August, 2014 15 Dr. P. Venkataramana


I September, 2014 15 Dr. P. Venkataramana

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. P. Venkataramana

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. P. Venkataramana

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. P. Venkataramana

TOTAL 5 75

15. REC- SU, METAPALLY


I August, 2014 15 Dr. B .V. Sanjeeva Rao


I September, 2014 15 Dr. B .V. Sanjeeva Rao

3 Mulberry crop protection I July, 2014 15 Dr. B .V. Sanjeeva Rao

4 Silkworm crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. B .V. Sanjeeva Rao

5 Soil fertility management I November, 2014 15 Dr. B .V. Sanjeeva Rao

TOTAL 5 75CENTRE : RSRS, KODATHI, BANGALORE (KARNATAKA)


I August, 2014 15 Dr. Ambika


I September, 2014 15 Dr. P. Sudhakar Rao

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. K. L. Philomena

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Mr. Shivashankar


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TOTAL 4 60

UNITS UNDER THE CONTROL OF RSRS, KODATHI, BANGALORE

1. REC, BIDERAGUPPE


I August, 2014 15 Dr V Laxmanan


I September, 2014 15 Dr V Laxmanan

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr V Laxmanan

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Dr V Laxmanan

TOTAL 4 60

2. REC, CHITRADURGA


I August, 2014 15 Mr. Umesh


I September, 2014 15 Mr. Umesh

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr. Umesh

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Mr. UmeshTOTAL 4 60

3. REC, MADIVALA


I August, 2014 15 Dr. Morison


I September, 2014 15 Dr. Morison

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. Morison

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Dr. Morison

TOTAL 4 60

4. REC-SU, KOPPAL


I August, 2014 15 Mr. Sanath Kumar


I September, 2014 15 Mr. Sanath Kumar

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr. Sanath Kumar

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Mr. Sanath Kumar

TOTAL 4 60

5. REC-SU, KANAKPURA


I August, 2014 15 Dr. M. R. Subramaniyam


I September, 2014 15 Dr. M. R. Subramaniyam

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. M. R. Subramaniyam

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Dr. M. R. Subramaniyam

TOTAL 4 60

6. REC-SU, TUMKUR


I August, 2014 15 Mr. K. Vedavyasa


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I September, 2014 15 Mr. K. Vedavyasa

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr. K. Vedavyasa

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Mr. K. Vedavyasa

TOTAL 4 60

7. REC-SU, RANIBENNUR1 Integrated nutrient

managementI August, 2014 15 Dr. M. K .Raghunath


I September, 2014 15 Dr. M. K .Raghunath

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. M. K .Raghunath

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Dr. M. K .Raghunath

TOTAL 4 60

8. REC- SU, KUDALIGI


I August, 2014 15 Dr. Raveendra mattighatti


I September, 2014 15 Dr. Raveendra mattighatti

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Dr. Raveendra mattighatti

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Dr. Raveendra mattighatti

TOTAL 4 60

9. REC-SU, SHIRAHATTI


I August, 2014 15 Mr. A. A. Shariff


I September, 2014 15 Mr. A. A. Shariff

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr. A. A. Shariff

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Mr. A. A. ShariffTOTAL 4 60

10. REC-SU, BIJAPUR


I August, 2014 15 Mr. S. B. Arjune


I September, 2014 15 Mr. S. B. Arjune

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr. S. B. Arjune

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Mr. S. B. Arjune

TOTAL 4 60

11. REC-SU, JAMKHANDI


I August, 2014 15 Mr. G. M. Shivakumar


I September, 2014 15 Mr. G. M. Shivakumar

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr. G. M. Shivakumar

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Mr. G. M. Shivakumar

TOTAL 4 60


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12. CDC, Y. N. HOSAKOTE


I August, 2014 15 Mr. Papaiah


I September, 2014 15 Mr. Papaiah

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr. Papaiah

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Mr. Papaiah

TOTAL 4 60

13. REC- SU, SHAHAPUR


I August, 2014 15 Mr. B. M. Krishnappa


I September, 2014 15 Mr. B. M. Krishnappa

3 Mulberry crop protection I October, 2014 15 Mr. B. M. Krishnappa

4 Silkworm crop protection I November, 2014 15 Mr. B. M. Krishnappa

TOTAL 4 60


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Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute, Berhampore, West Bengal

Address Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute, Central Silk Board,BERHAMPORE-742 101, Murshidabad Dist. (West Bengal)

ContactPersons

Dr. S. Nirmal Kumar, Director :03482- 253967 / 251046

Email : [email protected]

Dr Mrinal Kumar Ghosh, Principal Coordinator,Training Division

Phone: 03482- 253963;

Email : [email protected]; [email protected] 03482- 253962 / 963 / 964 / 260646 Fax: 251233 /224689 Website : www.csrtiber.res.in

I Structured Course :Sl.

No

Course Batch Schedule

&

Duration

Seats/

Batch

Fee

(Rs)

Course Content

1. Post-Graduate

Diploma inSericulture(Mulberry)

1

(One)

1-7-2014 to

30-9-2015

(Jul. 2014

to Sep. 15)(15 mths)

30 * Introductory Sericulture, Mulberry Cultivation,

Mulberry & Silkworm Crop Protection,

Mulberry Physiology, Mulberry & SilkwormBreeding and Genetics, Silkworm Anatomy &

Physiology, Silkworm Seed Production,

Rearing and Post-Cocoon Technologies,Extension Management, Economics &Statistics, Hands on Computer and Marketing

Note : * Course Fee : Rs.5,000/- (DOS sponsored), Rs, 7,500/- (NGOs) and Rs. 10,000/-(Private)

No. of Seats : 30 seats [15 for DOS and NGO sponsored + 15 open pool] on convertible basisEligibility : B.Sc with Sericulture, Zoology, Botany, Biochemistry or Agriculture as optional

subjects with an aggregate of 45% marks (40% in case of SC & ST).

II Capsule Courses:

A. Management Development Programme (MDP)Target Group : Scientists/ Officers /Technical staff of CSB and DOS of Eastern & NE States

Sl.

No

Course Batch Schedule & Duration Seats/

Batch

Fee

(Rs.)

Course Content

1 Refresher

course

1

(One)

22-09-14 to 26-09-14

(5 Days)

20 150

2 Refresher

course

1

(One)

10-11-14 to 14-11-14

(5 Days)

20 150

Modern package and practices

for mulberry cultivation and

silkworm rearing.

B. Skill Upgradation Programme (SUP)Target Group : Farmers of Eastern and North-eastern states

Sl.

No

Course Batch Schedule &

Duration

Seats/

Batch

Fee

(Rs.)

Course Content

1 Mulberry

varieties,cultivationtechniques and

vermi-composting

2

(Two)

1-07-14 to 15-07-14

and18-08-14 to 22-08-14

(5 Days)

20 150 Mulberry distribution, Selection of

mulberry variety, Method of raisingcuttings, saplings, Leaf quality and

quantity, Recommended varieties, Types of

soil, Propagation, Planting System, Use ofbio-fertilizers, Package of practices, Green

manure, PGR, Vermi-compost preparation

and its application in field etc

2 Chawkisilkworm

2(Two)

07-07-14 to 16-07-14and

20 150 Concept of chawki silkworm rearing,

package of practices of chawki garden,


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rearing 08-12-14 to 17-12-14

(10 Days)modern techniques for chawki rearing,

concept of cooperative CRC, rearing

methods,l care during moult,

requirement of environmental

conditions in rearing house and its

manipulation, certification and

distribution of chawki worms.

3 Integrated

disease andpest

management-components

and concept.

2

(Two)

25-08-14 to 29-08-14

and05-01-15 to 09-01-15

(5 Days)

20 150 Prevalence of diseases and pests of

mulberry and silkworms, symptoms,

control measures and economics.

III.Integrated Skill Development Scheme (ISDS)Target Group : Farmers of Eastern and North-eastern states

Sl.

No

Course Batch Schedule & Duration Seats/

Batch

Fee

(Rs.)

Course Content

1 Mulberrycultivation

8(Eight)

12-05-14 to 26-05-14,21-7-14 to 04-08-14,

18-08-14 to 01-09-14,01-09-14 to 15-09-14

and13-10-14 to 27-10-14.

(15 Days)

15 Nil Mulberry distribution, selection of

mulberry variety, method of raising

cuttings, saplings, leaf quality and

quantity, recommended varieties,

types of soil, propagation, planting

system, use of bio-fertiliser, package

of practices, green manure and PGRetc.

2 Commercial

silkwormrearing

8

(Eight)

02-06-14 to 16-06-14,

01-09-14 to 15-09-14,15-09-14 to 29-09-14,

10-1114 to 24-11-14and

16-02-15 to 02-03-15.(15 Days)

15 Nil Shoot rearing technique, moulting and

mounting care, cocooning structure,cocoon sorting and assessment.

3 Cocoonreeling and

spinning

4(Four)

01-07-14 to 15-07-14,21-07-14 to 04-08-14,

17-11-14 to 01-12-14and

11-02-2015 to 25-02-2015

(15 Days)

15 Nil Need for adoption of improvedtechnologies, spinning of silk waste,

model problems and solution, role ofwater on cocoon cooking and reeling,

introduction of different government

schemes including CPP and its post-

cocoon components, practice on

reeling, re-reeling, lacing, skeining,

booking, reeling economics, general

concept on health and precaution

during reeling, cocoon marketing rulesand acts, method of price fixation etc.


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Central Tasar Research and Training Institute, Ranchi, Jharkhand

Address Central Tasar Research and Training Institute, Central Silk Board, Piska Nagri,Ranchi-834 303. (Jharkhand)

Contact Persons Dr Alok Sahay,Director

Phone : 0651- 2775815

Fax : 0651- 2775629

Dr A H Naqvi, Scientist-DPrincipal Coordinator & Head, Training Division

Phone: 0651- 2775841

Email : [email protected]: www.ctrtiranchi.co.in

I Structured Course :Sl.

No


Duration

Seats/

Batch

Fee

(Rs.) *

Course Content

1. Post-Graduate

Diploma inSericulture

(Non -Mulberry)

[Affiliated toRanchi Univ.

Ranchi]

1 July 2014

September2015

(15 months)

20 10,000/- Non- Mulberry Host Plant Morphology,

Improvement, Cultivation and Protection;Silkworm Morphology, Physiology, Breeding

and Genetics, Rearing; Seed Production and

Protection, Post-cocoon Technology,Extension, Economics, Statistics andSericulture Management.

* Course Fee : 50% concession for DOS /NGO sponsored candidates.Eligibility : Graduate in Biological Sciences (Botany/Zoology/Sericulture/Agriculture) from a recognized University.

Experience in Sericulture is desirable

Age limit: Below 40 years for Govt/NGO sponsored candidates and 30 years for open seats on the date of commencement

of the course.

II Capsule Courses:A. Training Programmes under Enterprise Promotion and Training Component

(XII Plan R&D Central Sector Scheme Training Initiatives)

Sl

No

Course Batches Schedule

&

Duration

Seats /

Batch

Fee

(Rs.)

Course Content

I Management Development Programme (MDP) Target Group: Technical/Field Staff of CSB & DOSProgramme Location :CTRTI, Ranchi1 Tasar Silkworm Seed

Production and Rearing

Technology

1

(One)

June/ July

2014

(6 Days)

25 CSB

Sponsor

ed

Model Grainage Concepts; Disinfection;

Seed Cocoon Selection & Preservation;

Grainage Operations; Mother Moth

Examination, Egg washing &

Disinfection. Host Plant Maintenance;Chawki Garden; Young & Late Age

Rearing of Tasar Silkworm; Managementof Silkworm Diseases, Pests andPredators.

II Skill Up-gradation Programme (SUP)Target Group : Farmers, Unemployed Youth and Rural Women from Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Andhra Pradesh,

West Bengal and Maharashtra

Programme Location : CTRTI, Ranchi and its nested units RTRSs / RECs

1 Host Plant Maintenance,

Silkworm Seed Production

& Rearing Technology

20

(Twenty)

June 2014 -

March 2015

(5 Days)

25 CSB

Spons

ored

Nursery Raising & Maintenance of Tasar

Host Plants, Economic Plantation, Inter-

cropping, Seed Cocoon Sorting &Preservation; Mother Moth Examination;

Egg Washing, Disinfection &Transportation; Young & Late-Age

Rearing of Tasar Silkworm; Management

of Silkworm Diseases; Pests & Predators.


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2 Tasar Silkworm Seed

Production Technology

2

(Two)

June /July/

August /September

2014

(6 Days)

25 CSB

Sponsored

Model Grainage House, Disinfection &

Hygiene in Grainage House, SeedCocoon Sorting & Preservation, Laying

Preparation, Mother Moth Examination,

Egg Washing, Disinfection &Transportation

3 Tasar Silkworm Rearingand Disease Management

Technology

1(One)

September -October

2014(6 Days)

25 CSBSpons

ored

Hygiene Maintenance; Host PlantMaintenance; Chawki Garden; Young &

Late Age Rearing; Management ofSilkworm Diseases; Pests & Predators

4 Tasar Silk Reeling andSpinning Technology 2(Two) November /Dec 2014 /January /

February 15

(6 Days)

25 CSBSponsored

Sorting, Storage & Cooking of Tasar SilkCocoons; Techniques and Operations ofMachines for Reeling, Twisting,

Spinning, Dyeing, Weaving and Silk

Waste Utilisation.

B. Skill Seeding and Upgradation of Skills in Sericulture Sector[Integrated Skill Development Scheme, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India]

Programme Locations:CTRTI, Ranchi and its nested units - RTRSs / RECs

Target Group:Trainers / Faculty from CSB and DOSs and Farmers / Unemployed Youth / ProgressiveWomen Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh

Maharashtra, Manipur, Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh

Sl

No


Duration

Seats/

Batch

Fee

(Rs.)

Course Content

1 Trainers Training in Tasar

Culture

2

(Two)

Nov/Dec 14

andJan/Feb 15

(15 days)

25 MOT/

CSBSpons

ored

Non-Mulberry Host Plant Raising and

Maintenance, Silkworm EcoraceConservation, Rearing and Protection,

Seed Organisation, Post-CocoonTechnologies, Extension and otherDevelopmental Activities.

2 Tasar Silkworm Rearing

Technology

7

(Seven)

July/ Aug/

Sep / Oct/Nov 2014

(15 days)

25 MOT/

CSBSpons

ored

Host Plant Maintenance, Chawki Garden,

Young & Late Age Rearing of TasarSilkworm, Management of Silkworm

Diseases, Pests and Predators.

3 Tasar Silk Reeling and

Spinning Technology

4

(Four)

Aug /Nov14

andJan/Feb 15

(30 days)

25 MOT/

CSBSpons

ored

Sorting, Storing and Cooking of Tasar

Silk Cocoons, Techniques and Operationsof Machinery for Reeling, Twisting,

Spinning, Dyeing, Weaving and Silk

Waste Utilisation

4 Entrepreneurship

Development in Tasar

culture.

3

(Three)

Jun/Sep/Dec.

2014

(15 days)

25 MOT/

CSB

Sponsored

Motivation, Leadership Development,

Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Creation,

Establishment of Tasar Grainage, ChawkiRearing Centre, Reeling, Spinning and

Weaving Units, Economics of CocoonProduction, Project Preparation, Seri-

Business Centres, Self Help Groups,Accounts and Book Keeping.

Note: The training programmes shall be organized with the support from CSB/MOT subject to thecontinuation of Central Sector and Integrated Skill Development Schemes. Otherwise, the programmes shall

be conducted on cost basis to be borne by the sponsoring agencies or participants themselves.

C. Ad-hoc Training Programmes: The ad-hoc/need based training programmeswill be conducted on thebasis of specific requests from various agencies and stakeholders.


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Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute, Pampore, Jammu & Kashmir

Address Central Sericultural Research & Training Institute, Pampore, Central Silk Board,JammuSrinagar, National Highway 44, Gallandar, Pampore 192 121 (Jammu & Kashmir)

Contact

Persons

Dr K A Sahaf, Director

Phone : 01933-222839

Sri Shakeel Ahmad, Scientist-B, Training Coordinator

Phone : 01933-223176/ 293865; Mobile: 09419007011Email : [email protected]

Fax : 01933-223579 Email : [email protected] [email protected]

I Capsule Courses:

Sl.

No.


Duration

Seats/

Batch

Fee

(Rs.)

Course Content

1 Disinfection

Methods

3

(Three)

09.04.14 to 10.04.14

04.08.14 to 05.08.14

10.11.14 to 11.11.14

(02 days)

5-10 150 Importance of Disinfection in Silkworm

Rearing, Methods of Disinfection and

Procedure for Preparation of Disinfectants

and their application.

2 Silkworm

DiseaseManagement

2

(Two)

21.04.14 to 25.04.14

13.10.14 to 17.10.14(05 days)

5-10 150 Various Diseases of Silkworm- Pebrine,

Flacherie, Grasserie and Muscardine andtheir Symptoms, Life Cycle & Management

Practices.

3 ChawkiRearing

Techniques

2(Two)

01.05.14 to 10.05.1418.08.14 to 27.08.14

(10 days)

5-10 200 Organization of CRCs, Aspects /Importance of Chawki Rearing, Methods of

Chawki Rearing viz., Polythene Sheet

Rearing, Maintenance of Chawki Garden

for Production of Quality Leaves.

4 Intensive

BivoltineTraining

1

(One)

18.08.14 to 01.10.14

(45 days)

5-10 300 Importance / Scope of Bivoltine Silk

Production, Package of Practices forBivoltine Rearing Technology viz.,

Chawki/Late Age Rearing, Importance of

Disinfection and Hygiene in BivoltineRearing, Disease and Pest Management.

5 Mulberry

Cultivation

Techniques

3

(Three)

21.07.14 to 25.07.14

16.02.15 to 20.02.15

16.03.15 to 20.03.15

(5 days)

5-10 150 Selection of Mulberry Varieties, Nursery

Raising, Mulberry Propagation, Planting

Techniques, Improved Package of Practices

for Quality Leaf Production, Diseases &Pests of Mulberry and their ManagementPractices.

II Adhoc Courses :1 Soil Moisture

Conservation

1

(One)

15.12.14 to 20.12.14

(6 days)

5-10 150 Types of Soils in J&K, Properties of Soils,

Soils suitable for Mulberry Cultivation,Manures and Fertilizers, Role of Major and

Minor Elements, Deficiency Symptoms,Water Requirement and Soil Moisture

Conservation

2 Mother Moth

Examination

5

(Five)

Aug./ Sept., 2014

(5 days)

5-10 150 Procedure for mother moth examination,

identifications of diseases, use ofmicroscope and identifications of spores onpermanent slides.

3 Mulberry

CultivationTechniques

(for Farmers)

2

(Two)

Feb / March, 2015

(5 days)

10 Nil Selection of Mulberry Varieties, Nursery

Raising, Mulberry Propagation, PlantingTechniques, Improved Package of Practices

for quality Leaf Production, Diseases &

Pests and their Management Practices


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III Specialised Training Programmes:

Sl

No


Duration

No ofTrainees

Fee

(Rs.)

Course Content

1 ExtensionCommunication

and Motivation

3(Three)

June 2014(Pampore)

August, 2014(Sahaspur/Jamm/

Ghumarwin)

15per

batch

Nil Extension Communication,Management, Skill Development,

Motivation Techniques.

IV Training Programme for Farmers through Farmer Field Schools (FFS) :

a) FFS (Tral)

Sl

No


Duration

Course Content

1 Disinfection

Techniques

1

(One)

16.04.2014

(1day)

Preparation of various disinfectants, usage, importance of

disinfection.

2 Young Age

Silkworm Rearing

1

(One)

15.05.2014

(1day)

Young age silkworm rearing, disinfection, organization of

commercial CRC and maintenance of Chawkei garden.

3 Late Age SilkwormRearing

1(One)

22.05.2014( 1 day)

Shoot rearing technology, leaf preservation, spacing, careduring moult

4 Use of Bed

Disinfectants

1

(One)

24.05.2014

(1 day)

Different bed disinfectants, schedule of their application,

precautions.

5 Silkworm DiseaseManagement

1(One)

29.05.2014(1 day)

Common silkworm diseases, preventive measures for control ofsilkworm diseases.

6 Late age SilkwormRearing

01(One)

05.06.2014(1 day)

Shoot rearing technology, leaf preservation, spacing, care duringmoult

7 Mounting Techniques 1(One)

09.06.2014(1 day)

Mounting techniques, use of different mounting materials/mountages.

8 Cocoon Harvesting,

Sorting and Drying

1

(One)

18.06.2014

(1 day)Cocoon harvesting & sorting, cocoon drying and preservation.

9 Summer Crop in

Kashmir

1

(One)

28.06.2014

(1 day)

Tips for successful rearings during summer season, preservation

of leaf.

10 Mulberry TreeCultivation in

Kashmir Valley

1(One)

06.11.2014

(1 day)

Selection of mulberry varieties, nursery raising, propagation,planting techniques and improved package of practices for

quality leaf production.

b) FFS (Bandipora)Sl

No


Duration

Course Content

1 Disinfection

Techniques

1

(One)

16.04.2014

(1day)

Preparation of various disinfectants, usage, importance of

disinfection.

2Young age rearing

1

(One)

15.05.2014

(1day)

Young age silkworm rearing, disinfection, organization of

commercial CRC and maintenance of Chawkei garden.

3Late age rearing

1(One)

22.05.2014( 1 day)

Shoot rearing technology, leaf preservation, spacing, careduring moult

4Use of bed disinfectants

1

(One)

24.05.2014

(1 day)

Different bed disinfectants, schedule of their application,

precautions.

5 Silkworm disease

management

1

(One)

29.05.2014

(1 day)

Common silkworm diseases, preventive measures for control of

silkworm diseases.

6Mounting techniques

1

(One)

10.06.2014

(1 day)

Mounting techniques, use of different mounting materials/

mountages.

7 Cocoon harvesting,

sorting & drying

1

(One)

20.06.2014

(1 day)Cocoon harvesting & sorting, cocoon drying and preservation.

8 Summer crop inKashmir

1(One)

28.06.2014(1 day)

Tips for successful rearings during summer season, preservationof leaf.

9Late age Rearing

1

(One)

05.06.2014

(1 day)

Shoot rearing technology, leaf preservation, spacing, care during

moult

10 Mulberry TreeCultivation in Kashmir

Valley

1(One)

06.11.2014

(1 day)

Selection of mulberry varieties, nursery raising, propagation,planting techniques and improved package of practices for

quality leaf production.


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V. Skill Development Programmes (Under ISDS Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India) :

Nodal Officer / Coordinator : Sri Shakeel Ahmad, Scientist-B, Mobile:09419007011

Venue / MonthsSl

No

Course/

Programme

Duration

(Days)

No. of

Batches CSR&TI,

PamporeRSRS, Jammu

RSRS,

Sahaspur

RSRS,

Ghumarwin

1 TrainersTrainingProgramme

15 02(Two) May, 2014 April, 2014 -- --

2Disinfection &Hygiene

10 08(Eight)

June. 2014September,2014

May, 2014August,2014



3 Young agecommercialsilkwormrearing

15 08(Eight)


April, 2014February, 2015



4 Recycling ofSericultureWaste

10 08(Eight)

July, 2014October, 2014

June, 2014September, 2014



5 CocoonHandicrafts

10 04(Four)

October, 2014 November, 2014 November, 2014 November, 2014

6 Kissan Nursery 05 05(Five)

February, 2015 December, 2014 December, 2014December, 2014

( 2 Batches)

* The training programmes shall be organized with the support of CSB/MOT subject to the continuation of Central Sector and

ISDS Schemes.

VI.Certificate in Sericulture Course (CIS):

DurationName of

Programme

Code Eligibility Age

Limit Min Max

Fee *

(Rs.)

Medium of

Instructions **

Certificate inSericulture

CIS 10thPass

Non - 10th pass with2 years experience

No BarNo Bar

6 months6 months

2 yrs2 yrs

35003500

English and Hindi

* To be deposited with the Regional Centre, IGNOU, Srinagar/Jammu, J&K.

**. The course is under development in other regional languages.

Programme Study Centres under CSRTI, Pampore (Jammu & Kashmir): Recognized as Centres for Excellence.

Programme Study Centre : 1276 PCSR&TI, Pampore (J & K)

Programme Study Centre : 1289 PRSRS, Jammu (J & K)

Programme In-Charge : Mr. Shakeel Ahmad, Scientist-B

Ph : 01933293865; Mobile: 09419007011E.Mail : [email protected]

Programme In-Charge : Dr M K Tayal, Scientist-CPh : Mobile : 09205019257

Note: Course Fee of Rs. 3500/- to be deposited with the Regional Centre, IGNOU, Srinagar / Jammu, J&K.

Regional Sericultural Research Station, Jammu (Jammu & Kashmir)(under Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute, Pampore, J&K)

Address Regional Sericultural Research Station, Central Silk Board, CSB Complex,

Miran Sahib, JAMMU-181 101, (JAMMU & KASHMIR)Dr Anil Dhar, Scientist D

Phone: 01923-263353/263523

Training Coordinator: Dr M K Tayal, Scientist-C :

Phone: 01923263523/353

Contact Persons

Fax:01923-263339 Email : [email protected]; [email protected]

I Capsule Courses :

Sl.

No


Duration

Seats/

Batch

Course

Fee (Rs.)

Course Contents

1 Mulberry

CultivationTechniques

02(Two)

01.07.14 to 05.07.1402.12.14 to 06.12.14

(05 days)

5-10 150 Selection, planting & maintenance

of mulberry varieties suitable to


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Jammu conditions. Nursery raising

techniques. Improvement of leaf

quality through cultivation package.

Protection against diseases & pests.2 Disinfection

Methods

02(Two)

05.08.14 to 06.08.1417.02.15 to 18.02.15

(02 days)

5-10 150 Importance of disinfection and

common disinfectants. Disinfectionmethods. Required concentration of

different disinfectants and theirpreparation. Evaluation of quantity

of disinfectant/ solution.3 Intensive

Bivoltine

Training

01(One)

21.08.14 to 04.10.14(45 days)

15-20 300 Importance of bivoltine sericulture,

importance of disinfection and

hygiene in bivoltine silkworm

rearing, rearing technology package,

management of silkworm diseases

etc.4 Chawki

RearingTechniques

02

(Two)

10.09.14 to 19.09.14

10.03.15 to 19.03.15(10 days)

5-10 200 Importance of young age silkworm

rearing, their requirements,

concepts, extra care during chawki

in terms of hygrothermic conditions

in the chawki room etc.5 SilkwormDisease

Manage-ment

02(Two)

30.09.14 to 04.10.1424.03.15 to 28.03.15

(5 days)

5-10 150 Diseases in silkworm crops.

Identification of various silkworm

diseases, symptoms, prevention and

control measures etc.

II Adhoc Courses :1 Soil and

Moistureconservation

02

(Two)

14.07.14 to

19.07.1415.12.14 to

20.12.14 (6 days)

5 - 10 300.00 Soil profile and texture. Soils

suitable for mulberry cultivation,

soil sampling. Importance of soil

testing. Nutrient management,

Manuring in mulberry, Fertilizer

utility. Measures for soil moistureconservation etc.

III Training Programme under Farmers Field School:

FFS, NOWSHERA

Sl

No.

Course Batches Schedule/

Duration

Seats/

Batch

Course Content

1 Late Age Rearing 1

(One)

04.04.14 to 08.04.14(5 days)

15-20 Shoot rearing technology, leaf

preservation, spacing, moulting care.2 Silkworm Disease

Management1

(One)

04.04.14 to 08.04.14(5 days)

15-20 Common silkworm diseases, preventive

measures for control of silkworm

diseases.3 Use of BedDisinfectants

1

(One)

04.04.14 to 05.04.14(2 days)

15-20 Different bed-disinfectants, schedule of

their application, precaution, hygiene

maintenance.4 Mounting

Techniques1

(One)

18.04.14 to 19.04.14(2 days)

15-20 Mounting techniques, use of differentmounting materials / mountages.

5 Cocoon

Harvesting, Sorting& Drying

1

(One)

18.04.14 to 19.04.14(2 days)

15-20 Cocoon harvesting and sorting, cocoondrying and preservation.

6 Plantation Raising

during Monsoon

1

(One)

02.07.14 to 03.07.14(2 days)

15-20 Tips for successful mulberry plantation


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during monsoon season7 Autumn rearing in

sub-tropics1

(One)

08.09.14 to 12.09.14(5 days)

15-20 Tips for successful rearing duringautumn season, preservation of leaf,

maintenance of temperature andhumidity

8 Mulberrycultivation

01(One)

02.12.14 to 06.12.14(5 days)

15-20 Selection of mulberry varieties, nurseryraising, propagation, planting techniques

and improved package of practices forquality leaf production.

9 Mulberry tree

raising in terraces

01

(One)

05.12.14 to 06.12.14(2 days)

15-20 Package of practices for mulberry treecultivation, suitable mulberry varieties.

10 Disinfection

Techniques

01

(One)

16.03.15 to 17.03.15(2 days)

15-20 Preparation of various disinfectants,usage, importance of disinfection.

11 Young age rearing 01(One)

17.03.15 to 21.03.15(5 days)

15-20 Young age silkworm rearing andorganization of commercial CRC and

maintenance of Chawki garden

FFS, SUJANPUR (PUNJAB)Sl

No.


Duration

Seats/

Batch

Course Content

1 Mountingtechniques 01(One) 02.04.14 to 03.04.14(2 days) 15-20 Mounting techniques, use of differentmounting materials / mountages.2 Cocoon harvesting,

sorting & drying01

(One)02.04.14 to 03.04.14

(2 days)15-20 Cocoon harvesting and sorting, cocoon

drying and preservation.3 Plantation raising

during monsoon

01

(One)07.07.14 to 08.07.14

(2 days)


during monsoon season4 Autumn rearing in

sub-tropics01

(One)02.09.14 to 06.09.14

(5 days)15-20 Tips for successful rearing during

autumn season, preservation of leaf,

maintenance of temperature and

humidity5 Mulberry

cultivation

01

(One)04.12.14 to 08.12.14

(5 days)

15-20 Selection of mulberry varieties, nursery

raising, propagation, planting techniques

and improved package of practices forquality leaf production.

6 Mulberry treeraising in terraces

01(One)

04.12.14 to 05.12.14(2 days)

15-20 Package of practices for mulberry tree

cultivation, suitable mulberry varieties.7 Disinfection

Techniques

01

(One)26.02.15 to 27.02.15

(2 days)

15-20 Preparation of various disinfectants,

usage, importance of disinfection.8 Young age rearing 01

(One)10.03.15 to 14.03.15

(5 days)15-20 Young age silkworm rearing and

organization of commercial CRC and

maintenance of chawki garden9 Late age rearing 01

(One)23.03.15 to 27.03.15

(5 days)15-20 Shoot rearing technology, leaf

preservation, spacing, moulting care.10 Silkworm disease

management

01

(One)23.03.15 to 27.03.15

(5 days)

15-20

Common silkworm diseases, preventivemeasures for control of silkworm

diseases.11 Use of bed-

disinfectants

01

(One)23.03.15 to 24.03.15

(2 days)

15-20 Different bed-disinfectants, schedule of

their application, precaution, hygienemaintenance.


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Regional Sericultural Research Station, Sahaspur, Dehradun, Uttarakhand(under Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute, Pampore, J & K)

Address Regional Sericultural Research Station, Central Silk Board, Laxmipur, P.O. Sahaspur,Dehradun-248 197 (Uttarakhand)

Contact Person Dr P K Singh, Scientist-DPhone : 0135-2697582

Training Coordinator: Shri K R Maurya, Scientist-C;

Phone: 0135-2697582

Fax : 0135-2697383 Email : [email protected]

I Capsule Courses :

Sl.

No


Duration

Seats/

Batch

Course

Fee (Rs.)

Course Content

1 Disinfection 01

(One)

August, 2014(02days)

5 - 10 250 Importance of disinfectant and Hygiene

in Bivoltine Sericulture, disinfection andits preparation methods/theory/practical

both2 Mulberry

cultivation

techniques

01(One)

December,2014(05 days)

5 - 10 250 Selection, Planting& Maintenance of

Mulberry Varieties suitable to Northern

Region, Nursery Raising, Cultivation

Package and Protection of Mulberry

from Diseases & Pests.3 Intensive

Bivoltine

silkwormrearing

01(One)

September,2014

(45days)

5 - 10 300 Importance of Bivoltine Sericulture,

Production of Quality Leaves, Improved

Cultivation Package, Disinfection and

Hygiene, Rearing Technology Package

Disease and Pest Management in

Mulberry and Silkworm.4 Pest and

DiseaseManagemen

t

01

(One)

September,2014

(05 days)

5 - 10 250 Pests and Diseases in Mulberry and Silkworm,

Identification of casual Organisms andSymptoms, Prevention and Control Measures.

5 ChawkiRearingTechnology

01(One)

September,2014

(10 days)

5 - 10 250 Importance of Young Age Silkworm Rearing,their Requirement ,Concept and organizationof Commercial Chawki Rearing Centre,

Maintenance of Exclusive Chawki Garden withCultivation and Package to grow robust

silkworm.

6 Skill

developmentProgramme

01

(One)

-- -- -- Exposure to newer methods and techniques for

updating knowledge and skill

7 Refresher

Course for

BivoltineSericulture

02(Two)

September,2014and

March, 2015

5 - 10 250 Current advances in mulberry cultivation and

silkworm rearing, disease management for

successful crops in north western India

II Training Programme under Farmers Field School :

FFS (RSRS, SAHASPUR; REC GORAKHPUR , UP & UNA, HP

Sl

No.


Duration

Seats/

Batch

Course Content

1 Raising of

plantation duringmonsoon season

01

(One)

01-07-14 to 02- 07.14(02 days)


during monsoon season

2 Autumn Rearing 01 02-09-14 to 06-09-14(5 days)

25-30 Tips for successful rearing during autumn


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(One) season, preservation of leaf, maintenance of

temperature and humidity.

3 Mulberry

Cultivation

01

(One)

02-12-14 to 06-12-14(5 days)

25-30 Selection of mulberry varieties, nursery raising,

propagation, planting techniques and improvedpackage of practices for quality leaf

production.

4 Mulberry TreeRaising

01(One)

02-12-14 to 06-12-14(5 days)

25-30 Package of practices for mulberry treecultivation. Suitable mulberry varieties.

5 DisinfectionTechniques

01(One)

13 -02-15 to 14 -02-15(02 days)

25-30 Preparation of various disinfectants, usage &importance of disinfection.

6 Young AgeRearing 01(One)04-03-15 to 08-03-15(5 days) 25-30 Young age silkworm rearing and organizationof commercial CRC and maintenance of

chawki rearing.

7 Late AgeRearing

01(One)

11-03-15 to 15-03-15(5 days)

25-30 Rearing technology, leaf preservation spacing,mounting care

8 Silkworm

Diseasemanagement

01

(One)

11-03-15 to 15-03-15(5 days)

25-30 Common silkworm diseases, preventive

measures for control of silkworm diseases.

9 Use of Bed-disinfectants

01(One)

18-03-15 to 19-03-15(02 days)

25-30 Different bed-disinfectants, schedule of theirapplication, precaution, hygiene maintenance.

10 Mounting

techniques

01

(One)

20-03-15 to 21-03-15(02 days)

25-30 Mounting techniques, use of different mounting

materials/mountages.

11 Cocoon

harvesting,

sorting & drying

01

(One)

22-03-15 to 23-03-15(02 days)

25-30 Cocoon harvesting and sorting, cocoon drying,

preservation and transportation.

Regional Sericultural Research Station, Ghumarwin, Himachal Pradesh(under Central Sericultural Research and Training Institute, Pampore, J & K)

Address Regional Sericultural Research Station, Central Silk Board, Ghumarwin (Himachal

Pradesh)

Dr. R.K.Dingra, Scientist-C; 09418090294Contact Person

email : [email protected]; [email protected]

I Capsule Courses :

Sl.

NoCourse Batches

Schedule &

DurationSeats/

Batch

Course

Fee

(Rs.)

Course Content

1 MulberryCultivation

Techniques

02(Two)

02.07.14 to 06.07.1403.12.14 to 07.12.14

(05 days)

5 to 10 150 Selection, planting & maintenance ofmulberry varieties suitable to Jammu

conditions. Nursery raising techniques.Improvement of leaf quality through

cultivation package. Protection againstdiseases & pests.

2 DisinfectionMethods

02(Two)

05.08.14 to 06.08.1417.02.15 to 18.02.15

(02 days)

5 to 10 150 Importance of disinfection and commondisinfectants. Disinfection methods.

Required concentration of differentdisinfectants and their preparation.

Evaluation of quantity of disinfectant/

solution.

3 Intensive

Bivoltine Training

01

(One)

21.08.14 to 04.10.14

(45 days)

15 to

20

300 Importance of bivoltine sericulture,

importance of disinfection and hygiene inbivoltine silkworm rearing, rearingtechnology package, management of

silkworm diseases etc.

4 Chawki Rearing

techniques

02

(Two)

10.09.14 to 19.09.14

10.03.15 to 19.03.15(10 days)

5 to 10 200 Importance of young age silkworm rearing,

their requirements, concepts, extra careduring chawki in terms of hygrothermicconditions in the chawki room etc.

5 Silkworm disease

management

02

(Two)

03.10.14 to 07.10.14

24.03.15 to 28.03.15( 5 days)

5 to

10

150 Diseases in silkworm crops. Identification of

various silkworm diseases, symptoms,prevention and control measures etc.


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Certificate in Sericulture (CIS) Course (Part-Time)under School of Agriculture, Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)

in collaboration with Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India

About the Course:

The course of Certificate in Sericulture is a coordinated programme of Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi

and Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India aiming to impart scientific knowledge and entrepreneurial skills to the

farmers and technicians involved in mulberry cultivation and cocoon production through silkworm rearing in a Open DistanceLearning Mode. This course is open to both male and female candidates. The teaching-learning process is through self-

instructional learning materials, based on the academic credit system. Self-study, assistance and service are aided by facilities

provided at the IGNOU Programme Study Centres established at different parts of the country. Since Sericulture is wide spreadthroughout the country, efforts have been taken for translating the course into 9 (Nine) regional languages for facilitating all theregions of the country. Presently the course is available in English and Hindi. The said course shall also be available in Bengali

and Malayalam shortly. As of now, 500 candidates have registered under the course from different parts of the country since from

inception fulfilling beyond the target. More Study Centres are in the offing for UP, Bihar, Delhi and North Central Region.

Salient Features:The salient features of the programme are;

Focuses on operational areas of Sericulture.

Course designed and prepared by professional experts in the field of Sericulture. Learning is through student-centered multimedia learning materials. Strong student support services.

Opportunity to interact with leading experts through teleconferencing.

Objectives:

The objective is to strengthen human resource for Sericulture through the intervention of Open Distance Learning (ODL). Thecourse aims to infuse knowledge and skills in the field of sericulture to the interested persons particularly those already employed

in the profession / entrepreneurs and who cannot opt to afford a full time course.

The specific objectives of the course are:

To prepare the rural youth/farmers for accepting sericulture as profit making enterprise.

To impart knowledge and technical skills in various aspects of sericulture To create awareness about the opportunities and employment in sericulture

Course Details:

Name of the Course: Certificate in Sericulture (Code: CIS)Schedule of the Course: January and July (6 months).

Duration of the Course: A candidate can complete the course within 6 months or 2 Years at the maximumMedium of Instruction: English and Hindi

Number of Batches : 2 (Two)Seats per Batch: 15-30

Course Fee : Rs. 3500/- (Rupees Three Thousand Five Hundred) Only.

50% Discount for rural candidates and BPL Category of Urban areas Course Content: BLP:001 : Introduction to Sericulture BLP:003 : Silkworm Rearing

BLP:002 : Host Plant Cultivation BLP:004 : Crop Protection

Eligibility for Admission: 10th Pass / Non 10thPass with two years experience. The experience certificate should be obtained

from the Extension Officials of the Department of Sericulture / Agriculture / Extension / Recognized

NGOs/ Industry.Age Limit: Age no bar.Student Support Activities:

Learning Material : The printed study material is sent to the students/candidates by post.

Audio-Visual Learning Aids: The learning package also contains audio and video films produced by the University.These programmes can be heard/ viewed at the study centre during specific sessions, or purchased for use at home.

Counseling: Sessions for counseling are held according to a schedule drawn by the study centre coordinator usuallyduring week-ends.

TV Counselling and Tele-conferencing: Through Gyan Darshan Channels and EduSat. One Gyan Darshan channel isavailable on DTH platform.

Additional Information:

Additional information about the programme and the admission details are available at IGNOU web site www.ignou.ac.inandIGNOU Regional Centres.

For further details, please contact: Dr P Vijayakumar, Programme Coordinator (CIS), School of Agriculture, G-Block, Zakir

Hussain Bhawan, Academic Complex, IGNOU, Maidan Garhi, New Delhi 110 068 (India); Phone: 91-11-29533166; Telefax:

91-11-29533167; Email: [email protected]; [email protected]; Website: www.ignou.ac.in


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Central Muga and Eri Research & Training Institute, Lahdoigarh, AssamAddress Central Muga and Eri Research & Training Institute, Central Silk Board, PB No. 131, Jorhat, Lahdoigarh

-785 700, (Assam)

Dr K Giridhar, Director; Ph: 0376-2335528 ; Mobile : 09435052535 ; Fax : 0376-2335528 ;

Email: [email protected]

TrainingCoordinator: Sri D Mech, Scientist-D ; Ph: 0376 2922412; Cell: 09435727513

Contact Persons

ISDS Coordinator : Sri P K Handique, Scientist-D, Cell: 09435353693

I. Capsule Courses :Sl.

No


andDuration

Seats

/Batch

Course

Fee(Rs.)

Course Content

Peripatetic Training on Muga Culture

CMERTI,Lahdoigarh 16 50

RMRS, Boko 8 50

REC, Coochbehar 4 50

REC, Lakhimpur 3 50

1

REC, Tura 3

May 2014

toFeb. 2015

(2 days each)

50

Nil

Raising and Management of Muga Host

Plants & Muga Silkworm RearingTechnology.

Peripatetic Training on Eri Culture

CMERTI,Lahdoigarh 16 50

RERS, Mendipathar 3 50

RERS, Shadnagar 3 50

REC, Kokrajhar 3 50

REC, Fatehpur 3 50

2

REC, Mangaldoi 3

May, 2014to

Feb. 2015(2 days each)

50

Nil

Raising and Management of Eri Host

Plants & Eri Silkworm RearingTechnology.

Peripatetic Training on

Muga Post-Cocoon Technology

3

CMERTI, Lahdoigarh 8

May 2014 to

Feb. 2015(1 Week each)

50 Nil

Stifling and Sorting of Cocoons, Cooking,

Reeling in Improved Machine (BANI andMRTM), Re-Reeling and Lacing.

Peripatetic Training onEri Post-Cocoon Technology

4


Jul/Aug/Oct 14& Jan. 2015

(1 Wk each)

50 NilStifling of Cocoon, Cocoon Sorting,Cooking and Spinning Technology

Training on Muga Culture[DOS Staff / NGO]

5

CMERTI, Lahdoigarh 1 (One)

Oct-Nov 2014(1 Week each)

25 3000 * Raising of Host Plants and Management,Muga Silkworm Rearing;Seed Production

Technologies; Pest & DiseaseManagement of Host Plants &

Silkworms.

Training on Eri Culture

[DOS Staff / NGO]

6


Aug-Sep, 2014

(1 Week each)

25 3000 * Raising of Host Plants and Management,

Eri Silkworm Rearing and SeedProduction Technologies, Pest & Disease

Management of Host Plants andSilkworm

* Cost on Hostel accommodation, food, training materials etc will be borne by sponsoring agencies.

II. Integrated Skill Development Scheme (ISDS)Sl.

No


&Duration

Seats/

Batch

Course

Fee(Rs.)

Course Content

1 Muga Culture at

CMERTI,Lahdoigarh

(Pre-cocoon)

3

Jul-Aug,

2014(15 Days)

15 *

Raising of Host Plants and Management, Muga

Silkworm Rearing and Seed ProductionTechnologies. Pest & Disease Management of

Host Plants & Silkworms.

2 Eri CultureCMERTI,

Lahdoigarh

(Pre-cocoon)

4Oct-Dec,

2014

(15 Days)

15 *Raising of Host Plants and Management, EriSilkworm Rearing and Silkworm Seed

Production Technologies. Pest & Disease

Management of Host Plants & Silkworms

3 Muga ReelingCMERTI,

Lahdoigarh

3Jul-Aug,

2014

(15 Days)

15 *Stifling of cocoons, Cocoon Sorting, Cooking,Reeling on Improved Machine (Bani and

MRTM), Re-reeling and Lacing.

4 Eri Spinning

CMERTI,Lahdoigarh

3

Oct-Dec,

2014(15 Days)

15 *

Stifling of Cocoons, Cocoon Sorting, Improved

Cooking and Spinning Technology

*As per the budgetary provisions of ISDS programme


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Central Silk Technological Research Institute, Bangalore, Karnataka

Address Central Silk Technological Research Institute, Central Silk Board, CSB Complex, BTM Layout, Madivala,Bangalore- 560 068.

Contact

Persons

Sri M K Ghosh, Director In-Charge & Scientist-D

Ph: 080-26685238 and Fax : 080-26680435

Sri S N Mishra, Scientist-C & Head, Training Division:

Ph: 080-26282207/ 26282316

Website: www.cstri.res.in and www.csb.gov.in Email: [email protected] [email protected]

I Certificate / Capsule Courses

(Basic level of inputs for beginners and refreshing group Level I)

Sl.No Course Batches Schedule & Duration Course Fee (Rs.)

1 Designing on Dobby & Jacquard 1(One)

2-6-2014 to 13-6-2014(11 Days)

800

Course Content(Theory and Practical) :

Woven Designs, Dobby and Jacquard Shedding, their Operations, Design Cards, Cutting, Mounting, Jacquard Harness, Card

Lacing, Design Making on Graph Sheet, Design Conversion into Cards by Card Punching, Weaving of Design on Fabric,Introduction to Designing on CATD /

2 Comprehensive physical and chemical testing

methods of textile materials (New)2

(Two)16-6-2014 to 27-6-2014

29-12-2014 to 09-1-2015

(10 Days)

1000

Course Content (Thory and Practical):

Chemical Test Methods: Identification of fibers, wash fastness of dyed materials, Light fastness, Rubbing

fastness in wet and dry conditions, Perspiration fastness, norms of perspiration fastness, Fastness testingmethods and instruments, Primary and secondary fabric blend analysis, Dry cleaning fastness, methods of

cleaning, fabric shrinkage, importance of water in dyeing and printing and its influence on fastness, Colour

matching, Computer colour matching, Measurement of whiteness index, Colour strength.

Physical Test Methods:

Linier density of yarn (Yarn number), Twist in single spun yarn, Twist direct counting, Yarn crimp & Yarn

take up in Woven fabrics, Tensile properties, Breaking force, Elongation of fabrics (Strip method), Fabric

stiffness, Fabric piling resistance, Air permeability.3 Product Design, Development and

Diversification and possibilities for Silk

2

(Two)

07-7-2014 to 18-7-2014

12-1-2015 to 23-1-2015(10 Days)

500

Course Content (Theory and Practical):

Silk yarn and fabric degumming, Silk yarn and fabric bleaching, Recipe and methods of silk dyeing using

Acid, Metal complex, Reactive and natural dyes, Dos and donts of dyeing, Silk Printing styles-

Direct,discharge and Resist styles, Printing tools and devices, Quality control, Screen development, Dos

and donts of printing, Mechanical finishing, Chemical finishing, Model project report preparation,

Entrepreneurial aspects, Environmental pollution and Social responsibility.

4 Quality Raw Silk Production by adopting

Multi-end Reeling/Automatic Silk Reeling

Technology

1

(One)

10-11-2014 to 21-11-2014

(11 Days)

1000


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3 Silk Twisting Technology DD 4000 / 8000

(Non Residential / Residential)

Course Content (Theory and Practical) :

Types of silk yarn, types of twisted yarns, selection of raw material, quality testing soaking-winding,

doubling, twisting, twist setting, handling of silk, speed settings and production calculations, management

of twisting unit, dos and donts, trials on production of warp(organzine) and weft (tram) twisted yarn,

introduction to TFO, making of crepe, chiffon and george yarns, maintenance of machinery, model project

report preparation.

4 BIS & ISA Methods of Raw Silk Testing andGrading

DD 4000 / 8000(Non Residential / Residential)

Course Content (Theory and Practical):Objects of Testing, Yarn Classification, Moisture Absorption in raw silk , Raw Silk Quality Tests, Visual

Examination, Tactual Examination-Winding, Si\e, Serigraph (Tenacity & Elongation), Seriplane(Evenness, Cleanness and Neratness0, Cohesion Tests, Grading of Raw Silk as per ISA & BIS Standards,

Grading Tables, Knotting Practices & its relevance of Anti-dumping duty on Imported Raw Silk of 2AGrades and below.

5 Non-mulberry Silk Reeling and Spinning

Technology and Process Control

DD 4000 / 8000(Non Residential / Residential)


Post-cocoon technology in Tasar, Muga & Eri, viz.,Reeling, Preparatory Weaving & Wet Processing, Cocoon Drying, Storage

& Sorting, different Cooking Methods, Brushing & End Groping, Reeling on Charka & Motorised Reeling-cum-TwistingMachine & Spinning of Katia & Ghicha Tasar Silk Yarns, Degumming & Spinning of Eri cocoons on Motorised SpinningMachine & Takli, Counts of Various Spun Yarns, Testing of Reeled & Spun Yarns and Model Project Report Preparation

6 Power Loom Setting and Maintenance DD 4000 / 8000

(Non Residential / Residential)


Study of Fasteners, Hard Tools, Study of different parts of loom, Loom Setting, Primary, Secondary & Auxiliary Motions in a

Loom, Dismantling and Assembling of Power loom, Lubricants, Fast ans slow moving parts, Fine tuning & Weaving trials

Nomination:

1. Capsule Training Programmes: Interested institutions or candidates for capsule trainings maysend their nominations to the institute by Post/Fax/Email etc along with the stipulated course fee in

the form of Demand Draft d

traning calender

Documents