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ANNUAL REPORT
2016-17
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Publisher : Dr J. K. Sundaray
Director (Acting), ICAR-CIFA
Editorial Board : Dr P. K.Sahoo (Chairman)
Dr K. N. Mohanta
Dr B. C. Mohapatra
Dr H. K. De
Dr Mrinal Samanta
Dr Shailesh Saurabh
Mr Kiran D. Rasal
Dr I. Sivaraman
Dr D. K. Verma
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Citation: ICAR-CIFA (2017). Annual Report 2016-17. ICAR-Central
Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture, Bhubaneswar, India. pp 176.
ISSN: 0972-012X
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P R E F A C E
Greetings from Team ICAR-CIFA! states of India. Emerging bacterial fish pathogens like
Proteus mirabilis, Klebseilla pneumoniae, and
ICAR-CIFA has completed 30 years of its eventful
Acinetobacter baumannii were recorded and
journey in research and development activities
reported from outbreak cases. In addition to these
related to aquaculture in India. The year 2016-17
two myxosporidean parasites viz., Zschokkella
was remarkable in terms of the works carried out on
auratis and Thelohanellus qadrii were identified
research, technology transfer and capacity building
from fish. Further, two more new emerging viruses
of different stakeholders. In the research front,
i.e., CyHV-2 and carp edema virus from goldfish and
captive breeding of hilsa, Tenualosa ilisha and its
koi carp, respectively were reported under National
seed production was successfully accomplished
Surveillance Programme.
which is of a national concern. Works on the risk
analysis of introducing Pacu (Piaractus The Research Advisory Committee (RAC) headed by
brachypomus) were carried out and reported. The Dr A. G. Ponniah, former Director, ICAR-CIBA,
Institute has made significant headway in breeding Chennai reviewed the Institute's research activities
and seed rearing of non-conventional species viz., and laid stress on technology packaging and
Channa marulius, Mystus gulio, Anabas testudineus dissemination to satisfy the mandates of the
and many others. Under selective breeding Institute. Work on metagenomics, matrix of
programme, generation 8 (G8) freshwater prawn technology development and nutrient dynamics
(Macrobrachium rosenbergii) was produced suggested by RAC were duly attended to open new
exhibiting higher growth which is another areas of research and development to be
milestone. Germ cells of Indian major carps were undertaken. The Institute organized a timely national
successfully isolated and DMSO as a cryoprotectant seminar on the topic of aquaculture diversification
was found to give more than 70% viable GCs of rohu during 1-3 December, 2016 which was attended by
at concentration of 5-7.5% compared to other 250 participants across the country. Much emphasis
cryoprotectants. The Institute has completed is given by the Institute on species and system
mitochondrial genome sequencing of 15 diversification with the aim of standardizing
commercially important freshwater species. Plzf production systems for various stakeholders
gene promoter (Promyelocytic Leukemia Zinc including farmers with limited resources.
Finger), a stem cell self-renewing marker gene of Shri Dharmendra Pradhan, Hon'ble Union Minister
Clarias batrachus was characterized. A fry feed for for Petroleum and Natural Gas visited the Institute
rohu 'CIFAGROW2' was formulated and successfully and its facilities on 3 September 2016. The Institute
tested which will be ready for commercialization. hosted 23rd Zonal Workshop of KVKs (Zone VII
Out of 104.75 lakh 'Jayanti' spawn produced during comprising Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and
the year, 47.75 lakh were provided to six different Odisha). This workshop aimed at providing a
districts of Odisha and 46 lakh to eight different platform to strengthen linkage with research on one
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hand and frontline extension on the other through plans, securing credit and establishing business
the KVKs of the Zone VII. venture. KVK-Khordha under the administrative
control of ICAR-CIFA in 2016-17 extensively worked
The Institute is implementing development projects
on cluster demonstration of oil seeds and pulses
like Mera Gaon Mera Gaurav; Swachh Bharat;
covering an area of 180 ha benefitting 450 farmers in
Farmers FIRST, Tribal Sub-Plan, Soil Health Card
the district. Through adaptive trial results Purnobhog
Scheme, Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana, Cluster
and PUSA 1612 have been identified as the best
Demonstration of Oil seeds and Pulses and many
scented rice varieties with a production of 4.26 t/ha
others. The Institute has established its ambitious
and 5.70 t/ha for Khordha district. With the support
fifth Regional Research Centre at Bhatinda, Punjab
of Coconut Development Board, KVK trained 173
and has started functioning with a set of mandate. A
rural youths under the friends of coconut tree
week-long celebration of 'Jai Kisan Jai Vigyan' was
training programme focusing on employability
observed by organizing various activities.
(Coconut climbing machine) and advances in
In order to boost implementation of official language coconut cultivation.
in day-to-day activities, Hindi Pakhwada was
The editorial committee headed by Dr P K Sahoo has
observed. Sustainable livelihood development of
done commendable job in bringing out the ICAR-CIFA
tribal and disadvantaged communities has been one
Annual Report (2016-17) on time. Team CIFA is
of the thrust areas of CIFA's R&D wing. The Institute
grateful to Dr T. Mohapatra Secretary, DARE and
has worked in several under-developed regions of
Director General, ICAR for his guidance and
Gujarat, Odisha, West Bengal, NEH states,
motivation in carrying out high quality research and
Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, etc. under few
forging linkage with stakeholders to take the
sponsored projects such as TSP and NEH, and has
development agenda forward. I am also thankful to
significantly contributed towards empowerment of
Dr J. K. Jena, DDG (Fisheries Science), Dr S. Raizada,
poor through aquaculture interventions. The
ADG (Inland Fishery) and Dr P. Pravin, ADG (Marine
Institute organized Tribal Farmers' Mela at Kalyani,
Fishery) of ICAR, New Delhi for their support and
West Bengal (ICAR-CIFA's Field Station) where it
encouragement towards development of worthy
showcased its technologies and products and
technology packages and providing technical
generated awareness amongst 400 farmers, hailing
backstopping to the sector.
from different North East Region. Sri S S Ahluwalia,
Hon'ble Union Minister of State for Agriculture & I expect that the forthcoming years for ICAR-CIFA will
Farmers' Welfare and Parliamentary Affairs, graced be fruitful to carry out research and development
the Mela and appreciated the efforts of the Institute activities that are highly country specific and to
towards mainstreaming tribal communities. accomplish the government's target of doubling
farmers income by 2022 and the envisaged Blue
Developing strategy for doubling farmers' income by
Revolution.
the year 2022 is currently our set target and in
association with other ICAR Institutes and Odisha
University of Agriculture and Technology,
Bhubaneswar the Institute has been working to
achieve it. During this reporting period Agri Business
Incubation (ABI) Unit of ICAR-CIFA has provided
Jitendra Kumar Sundaray
support to 37 entrepreneurs in developing business
Director (Acting), ICAR-CIFA
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CONTENTS
Sl.No. Subject Page No
Preface
1. Executive Summary 1
2. Introduction 7
3. Research Accomplishments 9
4. Technology Transfer, Workshops, Trainings and Farmers' Meets 80
5. Education and Information System 125
6. Awards and Recognitions 127
7. Research Coordination and Management 129
8. Training and Capacity Building 131
9. Exhibition 146
10. Budget 148
11. Distinguished Visitors 149
12. Publications 151
13. Personnel 160
14. List of Approved On-going Projects 162
15. Summary in Hindi 170
16. Mera Goan Mera Gaurav 172
17. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan 172
18. Superannuations and Appointments 173
19. CIFA in News 175
20. Research Locations 176
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MANDATE
1. Basic and strategic research for the development of sustainable culture
systems for freshwater finfish and shellfish
2. Species and systems diversification in freshwater aquaculture
3. Human resource development through training, education and extension
VISION
Making Indian freshwater aquaculture globally competitive through
eco-friendly and economically viable fish production systems for livelihood
and nutritional security
MISSION
Excellence in research for developing sustainable and diversified freshwater
aquaculture practices for enhanced productivity, quality, water use efficiency
and farm income
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Executive Summary
1. Name & address ICAR-Central Institute of Freshwater Aquaculture
of the Institute Kausalyaganga, Bhubaneswar -751 002,
Odisha, India
a) Headquarters Kausalyaganga, Bhubaneswar - 751 002,
Odisha
b) Regional Centres i) Regional Research Centre
Rahara Fish Farm, Rahara - 743 186,
West Bengal
(Field Station of RRC, Rahara:
A/5, Phase-III Santhalpara, Nadia,
Kalyani - 741 235, West Bengal)
ii) Regional Research Centre
Hessarghatta Lake,
Bengaluru - 560 089, Karnataka
iii) Regional Research Centre
Penamaluru Fish Seed Farm, Penamaluru,
Vijayawada - 521 139, Andhra Pradesh
iv) Regional Research Centre
ATIC, Anand Agricultural University,
Borsad Chowkadi, Anand - 388 001, Gujarat
v) Regional Research Centre
Fish Market Complex, Jodhpur Romana,
Bathinda - 151 001, Punjab
c) KVK Krishi Vigyan Kendra (Khordha)
Kausalyaganga, Bhubaneswar - 751 002,
Odisha
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2. Budget (2016-17)
a) Institute (Rs. in lakhs)
Plan Non-Plan
Provision Expenditure Govt. Allocation Total Exp. out Exp. out of Total Exp.
grant internal+ additional allocation of Govt. revenue (col 6+7)
amount provided (col 3+4) grant generation
by Hqrs out of
council's share
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
685.50 685.45 2524.00 15.00 2539.00 2511.19 15.00 2526.19
b) External sources (Rs. in lakhs)
Source Amount
BTIS Nil
Pension & other retirement benefits 155.37
ICAR/APA/IPR/NFBSFARA/KVK/NAIP (Plan Scheme) 256.71
Non-plan Scheme 97.74
P Loans & Advances 3.90
Externally funded projects 278.28
Total 792.00
c) Revenue generated (Rs. in lakhs)
Source Amount
Farm produce 4.53271
Sale of fish and poultry 7.13404
Sale of vehicle/other machine tools -
Sale of publications -
Licence fee/water charges -
Analytical testing fee 0.86000
Cost of tender forms -
Services render 2.23100
Training 15.30444
Miscellaneous 17.53738
Interest on loans and advances 7.65015
Interest on TDR 21.61325
Others (Royalty, & Inst. Charges) 0.30850
Total 76.97147
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