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ICAR-IVRI Newsletter, July, 2019-June, 2020

In the Service of Nation Since 1889 ICAR-IVRI NEWSLETTER

July, 2019 - June, 2020

During the last year, numerous milestones were achieved in education,

research. There had been development and release of novel technologies

in diagnostics and vaccines to improve livestock and poultry health and

production. Novel technologies in diagnosis of important livestock diseases

like FMD, Blue tongue, Japanese encephalitis; and vaccines against IBD

virus and classical swine fever virus developed and were released by the

ICAR. Further, two technologies viz., anti-tick phytoformulation and Jai-

Gopal vermi-culture were licensed to commercial houses, nine patents

were granted and three patents were filed for various technologies during

the year.

Owing to the spread of COVID-19 pandemic across the country, the ICAR-

IVRI has devoted its trained scientists, technical and other staff from

Izatnagar and Mukteswar campuses to test the suspected samples from

humans and animals by availing its biosafety facilities.

Under the NAHEP-CAAST project, research and training in cutting-edge

areas were imparted to students. Various lectures were delivered by

national and international experts on important topics. Students and

scientists were given opportunity to visit and work in various international

laboratories across the globe.

Mobile applications are one of the modern information and

communication tools where relevant communication reaches directly into

hands of the consumers. The institute has released seven mobile

applications aiding the livestock farmers in animal management and

health.

In this unprecedented global pandemic situation, my sincere appeal to all,

is to wear mask and maintain physical distancing until this pandemic is

over.

Stay Safe! Stay Alert!

(R. K. Singh)

It has been my immense pleasure to lead

the grand old Institute during its 130th

Anniversary and step into a new year 2020

with a lot of expectations, ambiguities and

challenges with the hope that things will

turn good.

Editors

Dr Mahesh Chander Dr Srikant Ghosh Dr Rupasi Tiwari Dr S. K. Bhure Dr Sophia Support Team Shri B K Panwar Shri P S Jakhwal Shri Naseem

Director’s

Desk

Rinderpest Eradication Memorial

Centenary Stone


o Antimicrobial Resistance: Sixteen MDR

Escherichia coli and Klebsiella pneumonia isolates

(~26.3 %) of bovine diarrhoea origin exhibited the

evidence of functional efflux pumps in the drug

accumulation assay when screened for MICCIP in the

presence of EP inhibitors at fixed sub-inhibitory

concentrations [carbonyl-cyanide-m-chlorophenyl

hydrazone (CCCP) and phenylalanine arginine β-

naphthylamide (PAβN)]; this could have additionally

contributed to the fluoroquinolone-resistance among

bovine MDR isolates.

o In the division of Biochemistry, one fnr knock

out (STM:Δfnr) and one fnr codon deoptimised

mutant (STM:dfnr) strain of Salmonella typhimurium

were generated and evaluated for in vitro growth

kinetics under anaerobic conditions. The in vivo

colonization in mice, both mutant strains showed

reduced growth and colonization in mice.

o The Livestock Products Technology Division

developed a technology for chicken skin fat using

deserted poultry sleeves. A process for non-thermal

separation of feathers from skin has been developed

and separated skin is being used for production of

quality fat. The rendering regime for extraction of fat

from chicken skin and for further utilization of residual

skin as source of collagen has been optimized. The

physico-chemical, nutritional, microbiological quality

of extracted chicken skin fat were found optimal. The

sensory acceptability of the convenience meat

products viz: nuggets, enrobed products were

comparitively better than conventional fat souce viz:

refined vegetable oil. A number the equipments have

been designed for adoption by small scale processors.

Probiotic potential of lactic acid bacterial isolates: A comparative study was performed to assess the probiotic

attributes of the lactic acid bacteria (LAB) isolated from faeces of indigenous as well as crossbred breeds.

Accordingly, 69 LAB strains were isolated from faeces of new-born calves (40 from Tharparkar and 29 from

Vrindavani). It was concluded that faecal LAB isolates from the indigenous Tharparkar calves appear to be

superior to the isolates from crossbred calves in terms of their probiotic potential.

The Research Highlights


1. Anti-tick phytoformulation:

2. The safe, stable and effective

anti-tick phytoformulation

developed jointly by ICAR-

IVRI and CSIR- National

Botanical Research Institute,

Lucknow has been

transferred to Ajay Biotech

India Limited on 26.12.2019

in the presence of Director of the company, Dr Subrata Sarkar; Director,

IVRI; CEO, Agrinnovate, India Limited and other dignitaries. The

technology leader, Dr Srikant Ghosh, Principal Scientist, Division of

Parasitology has informed that the technology had been tested in the

field conditions; and more than 80 % efficacy against tick infestations

was achieved.

2. Jaigopal Vermiculture: A new Indian earthworm species “Jai

Gopal” (Perionyx ceylanesis) developed through selection and mating

plan; performed better than exotic earthworms. It has high fecundity,

heat tolerance up to 46 °C and can breed throughout the year except at

very low temperature. The Jai Gopal is having a higher number of

hatchling per cocoon, number of cocoon per week, number of

earthworm population in three months and long-life span. It has a very

good capability to survive on animal and farm-waste; beneficial for

sustainable agriculture, animal husbandry and environment. The

technology had been transferred to GLA University, Mathura; Dr

Shailendra Nath Alipur, Azamgarh; ICAR-DPR, Rajendra Nagar, Hyderabad

3.

4. 1. IgM ELISA kit for sero-diagnosis

of Japanese encephalitis in swine

An IgM ELISA kit was developed,

validated and released by the

Hon’ble DG, ICAR and Secretary,

DARE on 15th October, 2019 at

NAAS Complex, ICAR, New Delhi.

The kit can be readily

incorporated in JE control

program for surveillance of

active JE virus infection in swine

population to forecast JE

disease in humans.

The

Technology

Transfers

The

Technologies

Released

The

Technologies

Transferred

The

Technologies

Released


2. Live attenuated classical swine fever virus (CSFV) vaccine

IVRI has developed a CSF

Cell Culture Vaccine by

attenuating an Indian

virulent CSF virus in cell

culture. The vaccine virus

has very high yield of 109.5

TCID50/ml and lakhs of

doses can be produced

very easily in cell culture. The vaccine has been released by Dr Trilochan

Mohapatra, Secretary (DARE) & DG, ICAR and Shri Atul Chatrurvedi,

Secretary, DAHD on 3rd Feb 2020 at Krishi Bhawan, ICAR, New Delhi.

3. Monoclonal antibody based blocking ELISA kit for FMD diagnosis in multiple

animal species

A new efficient, sensitive and cost effective blocking ELISA for detection of

Foot and mouth disease antibodies directed to non-structural protein (NSP)

of FMD virus has been developed at IVRI

campus, Bengaluru. The assay offers a

single assay system that can be used in all

species of FMD susceptible animals viz.,

cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, Mithun, Yak

and wild animals. The assay is highly

sensitive (95.2 %) and specific (98 %).The

assay has been validated in India, Netherlands (Wageningen Bioveterinary

Research Lelystad, Netherlands) and also with Pirbright panel of sera (UK).

4. 4. SVP Gumboro Vac (Subviral particle based Infectious bursal disease vaccine)

The first recombinant vaccine intended for use against Infectious bursal

disease (IBD) for poultry. The IBD virus

infects the primary immune organ of

young chickens, the bursa of Fabricius

resulting in morbidity, mortality and

immune-suppression. Bursal damage

and depletion of B cells enhances the

susceptibility of chickens to other

infections and interferes with

vaccination against other diseases. The

vaccine completely protects the birds

and does not cause bursal damage. The

technology has been released on

26th August, 2019.

The

Technologies

Released (Continued…)


5. Sandwich ELISA kit for detection of Bluetongue virus antigen

A sandwich ELISA (sELISA) kit for

detection of bluetongue virus (BTV)

antigen was released by Secretary

DARE and DG, ICAR on 15th October

2019 at Krishi Bhavan, New Delhi.

The kit was developed under ICAR-

All India Network Program on

Bluetongue at Division of Virology,

ICAR-Indian Veterinary Research

Institute, Mukteswar. It has been

developed using polyclonal

antibodies to BTV whole virus and core protein for detection of virion

group-specific antigen in clinical samples and an infected cell culture. The

technology is being used routinely in the laboratory for BTV specific

antigen detection.

Three Animal Science Institutes (ICAR-NIHSAD, Bhopal; ICAR-NRCE, Hisar

and CADRAD, ICAR-IVRI, Izatnagar) were approved by Hon’ble Secretary

(DARE) and DG (ICAR), Ministry of

Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare,

Government of India for testing of COVID-

19 human samples in respective states.

Further, the Ministry of Forest,

Environment, and Climate Change,

Government of India also approved for

testing of Coronavirus-suspected samples

originating from animals. Laboratory at Izatnagar started testing COVID-

19 samples from human w.e.f. 16.4.2020. A team of 32 scientists, 57

technicians and 04 supporting staff are involved in the COVID-19 testing

in the BSL-3 and BSL-2 Laboratories at CADRAD. The overall activities of

the COVID-19 testing in human and animal samples at ICAR-IVRI are being

steered by Dr Raj Kumar Singh,

Director/Vice Chancellor, ICAR-IVRI,

Izatnagar. The Human samples are being

tested routinely and results are

communicated to CMO, Bareilly and State

Nodal Office as per the

recommendations. A total of 37,206

samples have been tested in three

months. Animal samples are also being tested in suspected cases and

results are provided to the concerned authorities.

The

Technologies

Released (Continued…)

COVID-19

Diagnostic

Services


Trainings and Exhibitions:

o Various trainings to farmers and farm women on

“Dudharu Pashu Prabandhan”, “Unnat

Pashupalan”, Parvatiya Shetron mein Pashu

Parbandhan were organized at ATMA, Bhojpur

(Bihar), ATMA, Pauri Garhwal (UKD), ATMA

Champawat (UK) and campus of ERS, Kolkata,

between June, 2019 to February, 2020.

o The institute participated in various exhibitions

like Krishi Kumbh, Motihari, Bihar during 09-11th

Feb., 2019; ASC India Expo 2019, New Delhi,

20th-23rd Feb., 2019; Krishi Unnati Mela, IARI, New

Delhi 05-07th Mar., 2019; Pashu Aarogya Mela,

Mathura (UP), 11-12th Sept., 2019; Exhibition of

Bajra Napier, ATI, Allahabad (UP), 24-26th Oct.

2019; Krishi Unnati Mela, IARI, New Delhi, 01st-03rd Mar., 2020 and Krishi

Samridhhi Mela-cum- National Workshop organized by Dhaanyaganga Krishi

Vigyan Kendra of Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama, Sargachi, Murshidabad, West

Bengal.

o Farm School on Air programme: An on-air

programme of 15 episodes of farm school was

organized in association with AIR Rampur.

o Educational Exposure visits: A total of 3579 visitors

including college students (470), School children

(1883), Veterinarian (14), Army Personnel (29),

Extension personnel (4), Farmers (959) &

Academician (220) visited the institute in 75 visit

groups.

o Tribal Sub plan: Animal Health-cum-Awareness

Programmes, Kisan Gosthis were conducted and

inputs (Chicks-1700, pigs-111, goats-60 and 67

Quintals of chick mash and animal feed) were distributed to the tribal

beneficiaries (n=212) of Nadia, Murshidabad and South 24 Parganas districts of

West Bengal.

o Schedule Caste Sub Plan (SCSP): A piggery training was organized at IVRI, Izatnagar

from 01st-07th, March 2020, where 40 participants from 4 states participated.

Books were distributed to 396 students of 04 colleges of UP. The ERS, Kolkata

organised six Animal Health cum Awareness Camps and distributed 330 turkies,

1390 quail, 2020 chicks, 1150 kg of feed, medicine kit, leaflets and disinfectants to

SC women beneficiaries (n=164) of South 24 Parganas, Nadia and East Mednipur

districts of West Bengal.

Extension

Activities


Awards &

Recognition

Dr G. Taru Sharma, Head Physiology and

Climatology Division and Director CAFT

in Veterinary Physiology, received Rafi

Ahmed Kidwai Award of ICAR and

selected as the Fellow of National

Academy of Sciences, India, for

outstanding research in Agricultural

sciences.

Dr Med Ram Verma was

awarded with “Bharat Ratna

Dr C. Subramaniam Award for

Outstanding Teachers 2018”

by Indian Council of

Agricultural Research, New

Delhi on 16th July 2019.

Dr Anju Kala has been awarded

with ICAR Jawaharlal Nehru

Award for Outstanding

Doctoral Thesis Research 2018,

Dr Kala worked under the

guidance of Dr D. N. Kamra,

Former ICAR National

professor.

Title of thesis: Effect of diets and essential

oils on metagenomics of rumen microbes

of buffaloes

Present study was conducted to

understand the dynamics of rumen

microbial community as affected by the

diet, essential oil (plant secondary

metabolites) and terminal electron

acceptor using next generation

sequencing and to correlate the obtained

data with fibre degrading ability and

metabolites produced in the rumen of

buffaloes. The study reported more than

60 genera of bacteria in rumen and

correlated the microbial abundance with

the rumen fermentation attributes in

order to study how the microbial diversity

shapes rumen fermentation of buffaloes.

Most of the CAZymes (enzymes

responsible for fibre degradation in

rumen) reported are novel and thus may

serve potential hydrolytic enzyme sources

for improving feed utilization in animals in

future. Combination of essential oil and

nitrate decreased in vitro methane

production with improved degradability

of fibre, which may be useful as a

practical strategy for methane mitigation

in future.


Sl. No.

Application No. Title of the Patent Date of Filing

1. 201911046164

Development of a Live attenuated Classical swine fever cell culture vaccine using an Indian virulent CSF virus

13/11/ 2019

2. 201911049996 Synthetic antigenic peptides corresponding to bovine pregnancy associated glycoproteins and peptide specific antibodies for early pregnancy diagnosis in bovine

04/12/ 2019

3. 201911051584 Synthetic antigenic peptides corresponding to bovine interferon-induced GTP binding protein MX-2 and peptides specific antibodies for early pregnancy diagnosis in bovine

12/12/2019

Sl. No.

Application No. Title Patent No. & Publication date

1. 2452/DEL/2010 A phyto-pharmaceutical preparation for the control of acaricide resistant tick infestations in animals.

311377;

22/04/2019

2. 3808/DEL/2011 A novel ready to eat (rte) salty crisp milk product (milk nimiki). 320463;

13/09/2019

3. 628/DEL/2012 Recombinant antigen based sero - diagnosis of newcastle disease

325899 26/11/2019

4. 2196/DEL/2011 An eco-friendly herbal acaricide to control ticks including acaricide resistant species infesting livestock and pet animals.

327146;

11/12/2019

5. 3809/DEL/2011 Ready to cook milk chips 327169;

11/12/2019

6. 76/DEL/2008 A live attenuated vero-cell-based goatpox vaccine for protection against goatpox

328095;

24/12/2019

7. 1859/DEL/2014 Vero cell culture attenuated live camelpox vaccine for protection of camels against cameplox

331663;

11/02/2020

8. 1964/DEL/2008 Development of a novel bilateral external skeletal fixation device for the management of long bone fractures in large animals

339024;

22/06/2020

9. 3858/DEL/2012 Generation of foot and mouth disease virus empty capsids and their application in liquid phase blocking ELISA for sero-monitoring vaccinated animals

In order for grant under section 43, awaiting NBA approval

Patents Granted…

Patents Filed…


S. No. Name of the mobile app Registration No.

and date

1. IVRI Dairy Manager App in Hindi Language L-86936/2019, Dated:13.11.19

2. IVRI Dairy Manager App in English Language L-86624/2019, Dated:01.11.19

3. IVRI Vaccination Guide App in English Language L-86652/2019, Dated:01.11.2019

4. IVRI Vaccination Guide App in Hindi Language L-86906/2019, Dated:13.11.2019

5. IVRI Landlly Pig App in English Language L-86867/2019, Dated:08.11.2019

6. IVRI Pashu Prajanan App in Bengali Language L-86878/2019, Dated:11.11.2019

7. IVRI Animal Reproduction App in Gujarati Language L-86877/2019, Dated:11.11.2019

Topic Campus Date Total Participants

Emerging concepts and bio techniques for augmenting livestock production : Physiological perspectives Izatnagar 20th Aug. – 09th

Sept. 2019 19

New Extensionist: Changing Paradigms in Agricultural Extension Izatnagar 21st Sept.- 30th

Sept. 2019 14

Advances in Animal Virus Disease Diagnosis Mukteswar 18th Nov.- 2nd Dec. 2019 15

Advances in the management of drug resistance in economically important parasites Izatnagar 04th Nov. – 13th

Nov. 2019 14

Molecular Biology techniques in virus research Bengaluru 21st Nov. -11th Dec. 2019 13

Neuro-endocrine regulation of livestock Production: Prospect and retrospect Izatnagar 28th Jan. - 17th Feb.

2020 12

Hybridoma technology Bengaluru 02nd Jan. - 22nd Jan. 2020 10

Animal Cell Culture and Viral Bioassays Bengaluru 23rd Jan. - 12th Feb. 2020

10

Copyrights for Mobile Apps developed

Faculty Training Programs/Certificate Courses Organized

Four mobile Apps namely, IVRI Vaccination Guide, IVRI Pig Ration,

IVRI Artificial Insemiantion & IVRI Dairy Manager App have been

released by Hon’ble Union Minister of Agriculture Sh Narendra Singh

Tomar Ji on 26th August 2019 at NASC Complex, New Delhi.


Three workshops viz., Application of Artificial Intelligence in Animal Science on 05.11.2019, National

Workshop on Biosafety and Bio security in Animal Science Research and Development on 03.12.2019,

Intellectual property right (IPR) on 01.10.2019 and two tutorial courses viz., Tutorial Course on Spoken &

Written English for the UG, PG &, PhD students were organized on 23rd-26th September 2019, 27-29th

February, 2020.

Experts from leading national and international institutes viz.,

University of Delhi; GBPUAT, Pantnagar; NIH, USA and

University of Toledo, Ohio, USA were invited to deliver

lectures on various recent topics like (i) Molecular biology of

virus mediated cancer: Pathogenesis and diagnosis on

15.07.2019, (ii) Facilitative teaching skills to enhance the

learning outcome on 25.09.2019 and (iii) Transdisciplinary

approaches in Health and Research and the challenges on

06.11.2019 and (iv) Immuno-editing in Thyroid Cancer and

Thyroid Autoimmunity on 04.01.2020 under the CAAST-ACLH project. An overwhelming response of

students’ attendance were observed in all the lecture series. A total of 615 participants were benefitted by

this programme.

S. No. Interface Meets Date Industries/Academia Participated

1

Industry-Academic interface for entrepreneurship and skill development in vaccine and diagnostics

ICAR-IVRI, Bareilly

23.08.2019

04 industry representatives & 02 from academic institutes participated

Workshops and tutorial courses Organized

Lecture Series Conducted

Institute-Academia/B2B Interface Meets


2

Industry-Academia Interactive Meet for Bridging Skill Gap

ICAR-IVRI, Bareilly

04.12.2019

1. Technical BD & Swine Business, Thane

2. Brilliant Biopharms, Hyderabad

3. Heaster, Bio-Sciences, Ahmadabad

4. ICAR- CARI, Bareilly

(22 industries participated)

3 B2B meet organized at ICAR-IVRI, Eastern Regional Station, Kolkata. 08.01.2020 15 industries participated

Under the World bank funded CAAST–ACLH project, a total of 24 students (23 PhD and 01 MVSc) have attended

3 months overseas training at various laboratories across the world (USA, Japan, Spain, Switzerland, Kenya, U.K.,

Germany and France).

Dr Irungbam Karuna joined Division of Biochemistry after completing

PhD programme under DAAD funding. The scientist completed her

PhD research on the topic “Regulation of hepatic lipid metabolism in

Endocannabinoid receptor-1 and AbcB4 Knockout HBV surface protein

(HBs) in transgenic mouse model” at Justus-Liebig University Giessen,

Germany.

A total of three scientists have completed one month

overseas training in Pirbright Institute, UK and Vesicular

diseases laboratory, Wageningen Bioveterinary

Research, Lelystad, Netherlands; while four scientist

completed their overseas short visit to Pirbright

Institute, UK (one week) and International Livestock

Research Institute (HQ), Nairobi, Kenya (five days).

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU): The Government of Andhra Pradesh has signed a memorandum of

understanding on 10.02.2020 with ICAR-IVRI and ICAR institutes to set-up science exchange and training for

RYTHU BHAROSA KENDRALU. Institute will extend technical expertise in Establishment and operation of RYTHU

BHAROSA KENDRALU to provide Animal Husbandry related primary health care services, input supplies, advisory

services, other service activities to the farmers at village level. Institute will help to establish disease diagnostic

laboratories, share information on diagnostic kits, capacity building of technical manpower engaged in livestock

sector.

International Level Training of Students

International level training / Short visits of faculty

New Initiatives


NetSCoFAN : A brain storming session on “Biological Hazards in food: Current status and future roadmap” cum

meeting of group steering committee of Biological Group (BIG), Network for Scientific Cooperation for Food

Safety and Applied Nutrition (NetSCoFAN), Food Safety and Standards Authority of India was organized at ICAR-

Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Izatnagar on February 29, 2020. The institution in collaboration with other

eleven scientific organization ICMR-NIN, Hyderabad, DBT-THSTI, Faridabad, ICAR-IIHR, Bengaluru, CSIR-CIMAP,

Lucknow, CSIRIITR, Lucknow, CSIR-NBRI, Lucknow, BITS, Pillani, BARC, Mumbai, ICAR-CARI, Izatnagar, ICAR-CIFT,

Kochi and ICAR-NICED, Kolkata has been assigned to address the issues related to hazards of biological origin in

foods. More specifically these centres are expected to develop guidelines for detection and quantification of

hazardous materials, characterization of genetically modified foods and for certification of organic foods.

Dr J. K. Jena, Deputy Director General

(Animal Science), ICAR, New Delhi

along with Dr Habibar Rahman,

International Livestock Research

Institute’s (ILRI) Regional

Representative (South Asia), New

Delhi, Dr Karl Rich, Principal Scientist,

ILRI, Nairobi visited ICAR-IVRI for inauguration of a three days

training programme on Animal Health Economics from

08th-10th January, 2020.

International Day celebrations

World Zoonoses Day

An awareness programme on the

zoonotic diseases was organized on

06th July 2019 in Shergarh town of

Bareilly district. The programme

included an exhibition on zoonotic

diseases and lectures by experts. A

total of 300 school children, parents

and teachers participated in the event.

World Milk Day

Four Days Long “World Milk Day” Campaign

was organized form 29th May to 1st June

2020 in the Lockdown format. The

campaign mainly focused on distribution of

packed milk and milk products to the needy

& poor people benefitted a total of 1000

beneficiaries, from the weaker section of

the society and generating awareness

towards the importance of milk for a

healthy body and a healthy mind.

.

Visit of dignitaries

Dr Joykrushna Jena, (DDG,

Fishery Sciences & Animal

Sciences), ICAR, New Delhi visited

Training and Education Centre,

ICAR - Indian Veterinary Research

Institute, Pune on 28th Dec., 2019

and reviewed their activities.


List of Employees Joined

S. No. Name of staff S. No. Name of staff

1. Dr M. Suman Kumar, Sci 27. Sri Nanhen Lal, Tech. Trainee

2. Dr A.K. Biswas, Sr. Sci. 28. Sri Shivam Kumar, Tech. Trainee

3. Dr Madan Singh,Sci. 29. Sri Anil Kumar, Tech. Trainee

4. Dr Indrasen Chauhan, Sci. 30. Sri Arun Kumar, Tech. Trainee

5. Dr Tanveer Ahmad, Sci 31. Sri Deepak Parihar, Tech. Trainee

6. Dr Devendra Kumar, Sci 32. Mrs Monika, Tech. Trainee

7. Dr Shruti, Sci. 33. Sri Gajendra Kumar Tewari, Tech. Trainee

8. Dr Meemansha Sharma, Sci. 34. Sri Manoj Kumar, Tech. Trainee

9. Dr Ayon Tarafdar, Sci. 35. Sri Shubham Singh Chauhan, Tech. Trainee

10. Dr Yashotha T., Sci. 36. Sri Naimish Kumar Mishra, Tech. Trainee

11. Dr Sudesh Radotra, Sci. 37. Ms Pooja Kumari, Tech. Trainee

12. Sri Subodh Neeraj, SAO 38. Sri Amit Joshi, Tech. Trainee

13. Sri B.D. Tiwari, AAO 39. Sri Rohit Gupta, Tech. Trainee

14. Sri S.P. Singh, AAO 40. Sri Anil Kumar, Tech. Trainee

15. Sri A.K. Singh, AAO 41. Sri Vipin Kumar, Tech. Trainee

16. Sri Shyam Sunder, AAO 42. Smt. Kanchan Pawar, Tech. Trainee

17. Sri Vishwadeep, AAO 43. Sri Hemant Singh Adhikari, Tech. Trainee

18. Sri Sunny, AAO (Mukteswar) 44. Sri Prashant Kumar Tejan, Tech. Trainee

19. Sri P. K. Saxena, AAO (Palampur) 45. Sri Anui Sharma, Tech. Trainee

20. Sri Shailendra Kumar Saxena, AAO 46. Smt. Manish V. Naikwade, Tech. Trainee

21. Sri S.K. Tiwari, AAO 47. Sri Kunam Sivakumar Reddy, Tech. Trainee

22. Sri Kisham Ram Arya, AAO 48. Sri Praveen Gena, Tech. Trainee

23. Sri Amandeep Singh, Tech. Trainee 49. Sri Sudhir Sharma, Tech. Trainee

24. Sri Udaybhan Sharma, Tech. trainee 50. Sri Rajesh Kumar, Tech. Trainee

25. Sri Ravi Kumar, Tech. Trainee 51. Sri Mukund Madhav, Tech. Trainee

26. Sri Rahul Raj, Tech. Trainee 52. Sri Dharmatma Nand Singh, Tech. Trainee

List of Retired Employees

S. No. Name of staff S. No. Name of staff

1 Sri Mohd. Sarfaraj, T.O. 42 Sri A.C. Saxena, Assistant

2 Sri J.C.Arya, AF&AO 43 Sri Dhirendra Kumar Saxena, Technician

3 Sri R.S. Singraur,T.O. 44 Sri U. K. Rastogi, Tech. Asstt.

4 Sri K.K.Bhatt,T.O. 45 Sri Ram Bharosey Lal, Mazdoor

5 Sri Madan Gopal, STO 46 Sri Vipin Chandra, Maz.

6 Sri Om Prakash, T.O. 47 Sri Diwan Ram, Maz.

7 Sri B.S. Rana, A.A.O. 48 Sri T. S. Mallikarjuna Aryadhya, OTM


8 Dr Dinesh Chandra, P.S. 49 Sri Achchhan Ahmed, OTM

9 Sri J.D. Suntha, A.A.O. 50 Sri Gyan Prakash, OTM

10 Sri K.N. Sharma, T.O. 51 Smt. Satyawati Singh, OTM

11 Sri J.C. Nogai, T.O. 52 Sri Harish Chandra, Maz

12 Dr O.K.Raina, P.S. 53 Sri Nand Kumar Arya, OTM

13 Smt. Shashi Rani Saxena, Asst. Prof. 54 Sri Yusuf Mohd., OTM

14 Sri Shekhar Kumar Saxena, A.A.O. 55 Sri Nekpal Singh, OTM

15 Sri Mohd. Wasim, A.A.O. 56 Sri Sandeep Kumar, OTM

16 Smt. Shakku Goswami, SF&AO 57 Sri Rakesh, OTM

17 Sri R.U. Khan, T.O. 58 Sri Govind Singh Ginwal, OTM

18 Sri S.S. Bisht, T.O. 59 Sri Bhagwan Das, OTM

19 Sri Ankit Jaiswal, Assistant 60 Sri Roshan Lal, OTM

20 Sri M.P.S. Tomar, Assistant 61 Sri Jagat Singh, Maz.

21 Sri Vinod Kumar, Assistant 62 Sri Harish Chand, Maz.

22 Sri Ashwini Kumar, Tech. Trainee 63 Sri Bharma Shankar, OTM

23 Sri V.K. Tewari, Sr. Technician 64 Sri Hemraj, Maz.

24 Sri Pankaj Roy, Assistant 65 Sri Dhirendra Prasad, Maz.

25 Sri Pandev Malkani, Assistant 66 Sri Tara Dutt Pandey, OTM

26 Sri Sachin Kumar Sharma, Steno Gr.III 67 Smt. Munni Devi, Maz.

27 Sri Ramesh Chandra Joshi, Technician 68 Sri Liaquat, Maz.

28 Sri Jitendra Pal Singh, LDC 69 Sri S.S.Sani, OTM

29 Sri Vipin Chandra Nigoi, LDC 70 Mohd. Farooq Ansari, OTM

30 Sri Kripal Singh Negi, LDC 71 Sri M. Mithukumar, OTM

30 Sri Hemant Kumar, LDC 72 Sri Rakesh Dutt Bhatt,

31 Sri Ram Kumar, Assistant 73 Sri Anand Kumar, OTM

32 Sri K.C. Joshi, Sr. Tech. 74 Sri Vijay Kumar, OTM

33 Sri Dayanand Kushwaha, Tech.

Trainee 75 Sri Uma Shanker, Maz.

34 Sri N.P. Harish Kumar, Assistant 76 Smt. Ganeshi Devi, Maz.

35 Smt. Ruby Venus Fredrick, UDC 77 Sri Ram Singh, Maz.

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