Manager Food Safety

Location:

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Salary:

CAD 7000 PER MONTH

Posted:

October 06, 2020

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Resume:

Dr. S. ALAGAPPAN, Msc (Agri), MBA, Ph.D., **/***, Radhapuram Main Road,

Mobile: 094******** Vadakkangulam - 627 116,

Email:adgpap@r.postjobfree.com Tirunelveli Dist,

Tamil Nadu.

To 06.10.2020

Human Resources Department,

AeroFarm

Chennai

Sub: Application for Business Head - Agri Business AeroFarm – Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Dear Sirs,

I wish to furnish my detailed updated resume to your esteemed organisation for the above position since being an Agronomist from Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore with a management graduation from Bharathidasan University, Trichirapalli having the specialization in Systems and Marketing, over 30 years of vast industrial experience and exposures in turnkey agro projects implementation in India and abroad and agri-inputs marketing particularly on promotion of agro biotech products, bio control agents and organic farming inputs in India.

I have got corporate experience in Paddy contract farming project management from Manindra & Mahindra Ltd, in order to increase the paddy average yield from 2000 kg/acre to 3500 kg/acre in Madurai Dist in Tamil Nadu, based on the success achieved on this project over 800 acres, the same project was floated throughout India under the brand name of Mahindra Krishi Vihar with Mahindra Shubhlabh Services Ltd.

Turnkey Projects Handled:

1.Mahindra Shubhlabh Services Ltd, Contract Farming Rice project.

2.Cassava captive farming project, Nigerian Starch Mills Ltd, Nigeria

3.Massive Landscaping and Afforestation project in Tata Chemicals Ltd. Babrala.

4.Woodbriar Estates Ltd, Plantation Management. The Nilgiris.

5.Maxworth Orchards Ltd, Farms and Orchards Management.

Marketing and Product Development/Business Development activities:

1.Ramcides Chemicals Ltd, Agro biotech products product development.

2.Camson Biotechnologies Ltd, Agro bio tech products marketing and business development.

3.International Panaacea Ltd, Agro biotech products marketing and business development.

4.Green Tech Agro Products Ltd, Agro biotech products marketing and product promotion.

5.Indofil Chemicals Ltd, Agrochemicals products promotion and sales promotion.

Looking forward to hear the best from your end at early.

Yours faithfully,

Dr.S.ALAGAPPAN

encl: updated resume

1. Educational Qualifications from Class X onwards in chronological order:

Sl.No

Examination Passed/

Degree (or) Diploma Awarded

University/Board/

Institution Studied

Year of

Passing

Class or

Grade

Subjects

offered

Ph. D (Agronomy)

Agricultural College and Research Institute, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

2015

9.02/10.00

90.02%

Agronomy

National Eligibility Test (NET)

Agricultural Scientist Recruitment Board (ASRB) & Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR), New Delhi

2013

NET

Qualified

Professional Subject Agronomy

National Eligibility Test (NET)

Agricultural Scientist Recruitment Board (ASRB) & Indian Council for Agricultural Research (ICAR), New Delhi

1992

NET

Qualified

Professional Subject Agronomy

M. Sc.(Agronomy)

Agricultural College and Research Institute, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

1990

3.59/4.00

81.80%

Agronomy

B.Sc.(Agriculture)

Agricultural College and Research Institute, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

1987

3.33/4.00

76.60%

Agriculture

Certificate in Computing (CIC)

Indira Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi

2002

61.80%

MS Office & Computer Applications

M.B.A

Bharathidasan University, Trichirapalli,

2000

62.40%

Systems & Marketing

PGDMM

Pondicherry University,

Pondicherry

1998

64.80%

Marketing Management

COMET-SWIFT

National Institute of Information Technology, Chennai

1995

59.90%

MS Office & Internet Applications

PGPEE

Indian Institute of Ecology & Environment, New Delhi

1994

58.40%

Ecology & Environment

PGDBM

Management Studies Promotion Institute, New Delhi

1994

75.40%

Business Management

H.S.C

St. Xavier's Higher Secondary School, Palayamkottai, Board of Higher Secondary Education, Tamil Nadu

1983

74.08%

Tamil, English,

Maths, Physics,

Chemistry& Biology

S.S.L.C

St. Xavier's Higher Secondary School, Palayamkottai, Board of Secondary Education, Tamil Nadu

1981

84.20%

Tamil, English,

Maths, Science,

History & Geography

2. Details of Employment including present one ( present at the beginning)

( Excluding the PG and Ph.D study period)

Sl.

No.

Name of the Employer

Post

Held

Pay Drawn Particulars

Period of

employment

From

The Indian Agriculture College, Raja Nagar,

Radhapuram - 627 111, Tirunelveli Dist.

Professor of Agronomy

Rs.82000.00

Per month

26.09.2019

Till Date

Sri Athi Kumargurubara

Swamigal Government Girls

Higher Secondary School,

Srivaikuntam, Tuticorin Dist

Agricultural Instructor

Rs. 58702

per month

15.07.2015

18.09.2019

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

Period for doing

Ph.D in Agronomy

Registered as Regular Student

Aug, 2011

June, 2015

Sri Athi Kumargurubara

Swamigal Government Girls

Higher Secondary School,

Srivaikuntam, Tuticorin Dist

Agricultural Instructor

Rs. 26500

per month

19.01.2009

04.09.2011

Shree Ramcides Chemicals

Limited, T. Nagar, Chennai

Product

Development

Manager- South

Rs.6.50 lakhs

per annum

07.01.2008

25.10.2008

Camson Biotechnologies

Limited, Bangalore

Regional Manager

Rs.3.60 lakh

per annum +

Rs. 1.40 lakh as

Annual Benefits

07.02.2006

31.12.2007

Nigerian Starch Mills Ltd

(An Overseas Assignment)

in Nigeria

Farm Manager

US$ 2500

per month

03.03.2005

04.01.2006

International Panaacea

Limited, New Delhi

Area Marketing Manager

Rs.2.80 lakhs per annum

01.11.2002

01.03.2005

Mahindra Shubhlabh

Services Limited, Mumbai

(An unit of Mahindra &

Mahindra Limited)

Agri Centre Manager

Rs.3.20 lakhs per annum

02.05.2000

29.09.2001

Green Tech Agro Products

Private Limited,

Ram Nagar, Coimbatore

Marketing Manager

RS.1.25 lakhs per annum

21.05.1996

29.04.2000

Gajalakshmi Enterprises,

Coimbatore.(Woodbriyar

and Susex Estates in

Guddalur. (The Nilgiris).

Assistant

Manager - Plantations

Rs.1.00 lakh per annum

17.08.1995

27.03.1996

Maxworth Orchards

(India) Limited, Chennai.

Farm Manager

Rs.8000

per month

02.05.1994

01.04.1995

Voltas International

Limited, Mumbai.

(An Unit of Tata Enterprise)

Horticulture

Officer

Rs.5000.

per month

01.02.1991

30.04.1994

Rashtriya Vriksha Mitra

Sahyog Ltd, Anand

(A subsidiary unit of NDDB)

Junior Project Officer

Rs.3500

per month

06.10.1990

31.01.1991

Tamil Nadu Agricultural

University, Coimbatore

Period for

post graduation

Did M.Sc. (Ag)

in Agronomy

Registered as Regular Student

July 1988

July1990

The Scientific Fertilizer &

Company Ltd, Coimbatore

(For Indofil Chemicals)

Technical Representative

Rs.1250

per month

24.08.1987

24.05.1988

Total

Service

3. a) Books Publications : (Books with ISBN No.)

Sl.No

Title

Author(s)

Year of

Publication

Publisher

ISBN No.

Modern Gist of Agronomic Explorer

S.Alagappan

G.Mariappan

T.Saravanan

2013

Thannambikkai Publishers

978-93-81102-75-6

General Agriculture

S.Alagappan

G.Mariappan

B.Venudevan

2012

Parmar Publishers and Distributors

***-**-****-419-8

Seed Science and Technology at a Glance

S.Alagappan

G.Mariappan

V.Vijayalakshmi

2013

Parmar Publishers and Distributors

978-81-925875-7-8

Objective Plant Pathology

S.Alagappan

T.Saravanan

Phool Chand

2013

Parmar Publishers and Distributors

978-81-925875-5-4

Objective Agricultural Extension

S.Alagappan

G.Mariappan

K.C.Siva Balan

2013

Parmar Publishers and Distributors

978-81-925875-6-1

4. b) Book Chapters : (with ISBN Nos.)

Sl.No

Name of the Book

Title of the Chapter

Publisher

Year

Global Vision on Food Security

ISBN:978-93-83083-08-4

Cropping Systems to Address Fuel and Energy Needs

Excellent Publishing House, New Delhi

2013

Global Vision on Food Security

ISBN:978-93-83083-08-4

Integrated Approaches in Crop Simulation Modeling Needs, Challenges and Limitations

Excellent Publishing House, New Delhi

2013

Global Vision on Food Security

ISBN:978-93-83083-08-4

Forest Fire Detection and Management by using Remote Sensing and GIS

Excellent Publishing House, New Delhi

2013

Global Vision on Food Security

ISBN:978-93-83083-08-4

Biofortification for Agricultural Crops towards Food Security

Excellent Publishing House, New Delhi

2013

Global Vision on Food Security

ISBN:978-93-83083-08-4

Current Scenario of Organic Farming in India

Excellent Publishing House, New Delhi

2013

Food Security Issues and Concerns

ISBN: 978-93-80657-84-4

Climate Change and Food Security- Agronomic Mitigation Strategies

Shanlax Publications

Madurai

2013

Food Security Issues and Concerns

ISBN: 978-93-80657-84-4

Importance of Organic Farming towards Sustainable Agriculture in India

Shanlax Publications

Madurai

2013

Probiotics in SustainableFood Production: Current Status and Future Prospects Vol.2

Probiotics in Food Production

ISBN: 978-93-82338-505

Organic Farming for Sustainable Agriculture in India

BONFRINGTM

2013

Proceedings of the first Agricultural Graduates Student

C onference 2013 on Food Safety and Food Security : ISBN:***-**-****-066-2

Studies on intercropping of green manure Sesbania rostrata in

rice-rice cropping system

MASU,TNAU

2013

Uzhavum Unavum

( Valar Thamilzhil Ariviyal) 2013

21st Science Tamil National Symposium Proceedings : ISBN:978-93-81102-60-2

'Angaga Velaanmyin Arputhangal' in Tamil

Thannambikkai Publishers

2013

Proceedings of International Symposium on Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM-2014)

Drought Management

CWRDM,

Kozhikode,

Kerala

2014

Proceedings of International Symposium on Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM-2014)

Agronomic Biofortification for Agricultural Crops towards

food security

CWRDM

Kozhikode,

Kerala

2014

Proceedings of International Symposium on Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM-2014)

Application of Remote Sensing and GIS for artificial recharge zone in Sivaganga District,

Tamil Nadu, India

CWRDM,

Kozhikode,

Kerala

2014

5 . Research Articles (Enclose reprints mentioning NAAS rating)

International (No.)

ii.

National (No.)

5.a). Research articles published in reputed International Journals: [With SCOPUS, Thomson Reuters (ISI), Impact Factor, SJIR Index, H Index and Science Citation Index (SCI)].

[1] Sankaramoorthy Alagappan and Rangasamy Venkitaswamy, 2019. Impacts of different sources of organic manures on soil physico-chemical properties, nutrient balance and yield of rice- greengram

cropping sequence under organic farming. International Journal of Agriculture and Environmental Science (SSRG-IJAES). Vol.6, Issue 4 - July-Aug 2019, pp. 65-85. [Scopus Indexed]

[2] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2017.Comparative study of organic manures with recommended dose of fertilizer (RDF) and integrated nutrient management (INM) on dry matter production and grain yield in rice-greengram cropping system. Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems. (Special Issue 18): 2011 – 2019. [Scopus Indexed]

[3] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2017. Influence of different sources of organic manures on soil available micronutrients (Fe, Mn, Zn and Cu), crop uptake and yield of rice-greengram cropping sequence under organic farming. Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems. (Special Issue 18): 2092-2108. [Scopus Indexed]

[4] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2016. Impact of different sources of organic manures comparison with RDF and INM on growth, yield and quality of rice (Oryza sativa L.) cultivar CO(R) 48 under organic farming. Advances in Environmental Biology. 10(3): 81-92. [Scopus Indexed]

[5] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2016. Physiological parameters, leaf nitrogen content on grain yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.) as affected by different sources organic manures in comparison with TRRI practice, RDF and INM under site-specific organic farming condition. Advances in Natural and Applied Sciences.10(2): 183-188. [Impact Factor, SJIR Index, H Index and Thomson Reuters].

[6] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2016. Physiological parameters, leaf nitrogen content, nitrogen use efficiencies on grain yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.) as affected by different sources organic manures in comparison with TRRI practice, RDF and INM under site-specific organic farming condition. American-Eurasian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture. 10(1): 38-46. [Impact Factor, SJIR Index, H Index and Thomson Reuters].

[7] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2016. Impact of different sources of organic manures in comparison with TRRI practice, RDF and INM on growth, yield and soil enzymatic activities of rice-greengram cropping system under site-specific organic farming situation. American- Eurasian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture. 10(2): 1-8. [Impact Factor, SJIR Index, H Index and Thomson Reuters].

[8] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2016. Yield and economics of rice-greengram cropping system in relation to site-specific organic nutrient management with different sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM. Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences. 10(1): 537-541. [Impact Factor, SJIR Index, H Index and Thomson Reuters].

[9] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2015. Development of SPAD values for rice variety CO(R)48 while using various sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM at different growth stages of rice for attaining optimum yield. Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences. 9(35): 122-125. [Impact Factor, SJIR Index, H Index and Thomson Reuters].

[10] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2015. Impact of different sources of organic manures in comparison with TRRI practice, RDF and INM on growth, yield and soil microbial populations in rice-greengram cropping system. Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences. 9(35): 174- 181. [Impact Factor, SJIR Index, H Index and Thomson Reuters].

[11] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2015. Impact of different sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF, INM and TRRI practice on growth, yield, quality and economics of rice-greengram cropping system. Journal of Applied Sciences Research. 11(22): 146-154. [Impact Factor, SJIR Index, H Index and Thomson Reuters].

5. b). Research articles published in reputed Indian Journals: (With NASS Ratings)

[1] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2014. Performance of different sources of organic manures with INM and RDF on tiller production, dry matter production, grain and straw yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.). Trends in Biosciences. 7(22): 3588-3596. (NASS Rating : 3.94).

[2] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2014. Performance of different sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM on growth, yield and economics of rice-greengram cropping system. Trends in Biosciences. 7(22): 3597-3605. (NASS Rating : 3.94).

[3] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2015. Impact of different sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM on growth and yield of rice-greengram cropping system. The Ecoscan. 9(1&2) : Supplement on Rice : 225-230. (NASS Rating : 5.07).

[4] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2015. Performance of different sources of organic manures with RDF and INM on tiller production, dry matter production, grain and straw yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.) The Ecoscan. 9(1&2): Supplement on Rice: 905-910. (NASS Rating : 5.07).

[5] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitawsamy, 2015. Development of SPAD values for rice variety CO(R)48 while using various sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM at different growth stages of rice for attaining optimum yield. Progressive Research - An International Journal. Vol. 10 (Special-II): 837-840. (NASS Rating: 3.84).

[6] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2015. Impact of different sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM on the growth, yield and quality of rice (Oryza sativa L.) c.v. CO(R)48. Progressive Research - An International Journal. Vol. 10 (Special- II): 841-849. (NASS Rating: 3.84).

[7] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2015. Impact of different sources of organic manures with INM and RDF on growth and yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.). Annals of Plant and Soil Research. 17(Special Issue): 269-272. (NASS Rating: 4.39).

[8] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2015. Effect of different sources of organic manures with RDF and INM on growth, yield and economics of rice-greengram cropping system. Annals of Plant and Soil Research. 17(Special Issue): 327-332. (NASS Rating: 4.39).

[9] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2016. Performance of different sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM on nutrient uptake, nutrient balance and soil properties in rice-greengram cropping sequence. International Journal of Agricultural Sciences. 12(2): 326-334. (NASS Rating: 4.82).

[10] Alagappan, S., R.Venkitaswamy and Mariappan.G. 2016. Impact of Physiological parameters, leaf nitrogen content, on grain yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.) with different sources organic manures in comparison with TRRI Practice, RDF and INM under site-specific organic farming condition. International Journal of Bio Resource and Stress Management, Vol 7 (Special Issue 6): 330-335. (NASS Rating : 4.65).

[11] Alagappan, S., Venkitaswamy, R. and Mariappan, G. 2017. Impact of different sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM on growth, yield, system productivity, nutrient status and economics in rice- greengram cropping system. Agric. Update – An International Journal, Vol 12.TECHSEAR (Special Issue 1): 145-153 (NASS Rating: 4.38).

[12] Alagappan, S., Venkitaswamy, R. and Mariappan, G. 2017. Developing better organic nutrient management package for the rice variety Co(R)48 under site specific organic farming condition in comparison with RDF and INM practices. Agric. Update – An International Journal, Vol 12.TECHSEAR (Special Issue 1): 154-172 (NASS Rating: 4.38).

[13] Alagappan, S., Venkitaswamy, R. and Mariappan, G. 2017. Impact of different sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM on important growth and yield parameters of rice variety CO(R) 48 with derived correlation and regression equations under site-specific organic farming condition. Agric.Update - An International Journal, Vol 12.TECHSEAR (Special Issue 1I)): 328-342 (NASS Rating: 4.38).

[14] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2017. Physiological parameters, leaf nitrogen content, nitrogen use efficiencies and grain yield of rice (Oryza sativa L.) as affected by different sources organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM under site-specific organic farming condition. Agric.Update - An International Journal, Vol 12.TECHSEAR (Special Issue V1I)): 2044-2066 (NASS Rating: 4.38).

[15] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2017. Impact of different sources of organic manures in comparison with RDF and INM on important quality parameters of rice variety CO(R)48 with yield and derived correlation and regression equations under site-specific organic farming condition. Agric.Update - An International Journal, Vol 12.TECHSEAR (Special Issue I1I)): 001-017 (NASS Rating: 4.38).

[16] Alagappan, S and R.Venkitaswamy, 2018. Impact of different sources of organic manures in comparison with TRRI practice, RDF and INM on growth, yield, soil microbial populations and enzymatic activities in rice-greengram cropping system under site-specific organic farming situation. Int. J. Curr. Microbiol. App. Sci, (Special Issue-6): 165-178 (NASS Rating : 5.38). [Thomson Reuters Indexed]

5. c). Popular articles (enclosed reprints)

in Magazines (No.)

Monthly Agricultural Magazines

Agrobios News Letter : 08

Indian Farmer : 11

ii.

in Newspapers (No.)

Agri Doctor Digital Daily : 01

c). Popular articles / Extension leaflets/Folders/Brochures /Radio Talk / TV Programmes

Alagappan. S., 2018. Biofortication of agricultural crops towards food security. Indian Farmer,

(A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 3, March 2018, pp. 278- 283.

Alagappan. S., 2018. Current scenario of organic farming in India. Indian Farmer, (A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 3, March 2018, pp. 284-288.

Alagappan. S and Dr. R. Venkitaswamy., 2018. Crop simulation modelling in Agriculture. Indian Farmer, (A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 3, March 2018, pp. 321-326.

Alagappan. S., 2018. Climate change and food security. Indian Farmer, (A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 6, June 2018, pp. 656-661.

Alagappan. S., 2018. Latest developments in crop management. Indian Farmer, (A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 6, June 2018, pp. 675-680.

Alagappan. S., 2018. Remote sensing applications in precision Agriculture. Indian Farmer, (A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 8, August 2018, pp. 852- 857.

Alagappan. S., 2018. Salt stress injury and resistance mechanism in plants. Indian Farmer, (A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 8,August 2018, pp. 858- 864.

Alagappan. S., 2018. Remote sensing and GIS application on Forest fire detection and management Indian Farmer, (A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 8, August 2018, pp. 879-893.

Alagappan. S., 2018. Green Manuring on Crops. Indian Farmer, (A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 8, August 2018, pp. 894-905.

Alagappan. S., 2018. Potentials of organic farming towards sustainable agriculture in India. . Indian Farmer, (A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 12, December 2018, pp. 1438-1442.

Alagappan. S., 2018. Allelopathy and annidation in cropping system. Indian Farmer, (A Monthly Agricultural Magazine) ISSN 2394-1227, Volume 5, Issue 12, December 2018, pp. 1443-1446.

Alagappan, S., December, 2017. Organic Manures and Biofertilizers - As source of nutrients for Organic farming (A case study on organic rice- pulse (greengram) cropping system). Agrobios News Letter, XVI(7): 34-35.

Alagappan, S., February, 2018. Hyperspectral remote sensing applications in agriculture. Agrobios News Letter, XVI(9): 35-37.

Alagappan, S., March, 2018. Agricultural Planning & Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) by Remote Sensing and Geographical Information Systems ( GIS). Agrobios News Letter, XVI(10): 42-43.

Alagappan, S., April 2018. Basics in dry land agriculture. Agrobios NewsLetter, XVI(11): 29-31.

Alagappan, S., January 2019, Characteristics of crop ideotype for rice, wheat, maize, cotton and red gram. Agrobios NewsLetter, XVII(08): 24-26.

Alagappan, S., March 2019. Inter and mixed cropping for irrigated and dry lands. Agrobios News Letter, XVII(10): 34-36.

Alagappan, S., April 2019. Green manure crops. Agrobios News Letter, XVII(11): 42-44.

Alagappan, S., May 2019. Current scenario of organic farming in India. Agrobios News Letter, XVII(12): 33-35.

Popular articles: (Published in News Papers)

Alagappan, S., 2017. Vermi-compost Preparation (Tamil). Agri Doctor Digital Daily, 27th October, 2017. pp. 2.

6. Medals, Awards and Fellowships obtained (Local / National / International)

Sl. No.

Name of the Award

Sponsor

Recipient of Former Registrar Dr.P. Subbian award for the Best Ph.D Thesis in Rice Agronomy for the year 2016. (With Gold Medal).

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore

Recipient of Former Indian President Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam award for Scientific Excellence - 2017.

Marina Labs, 14, Kavya Gardens, NT Patel Road, Nerkundram, Chennai.

Best Library User Award for the year 2014.

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

Coimbatore

Best Doctoral Dissertation Award for outstanding contribution in Agronomy.

GKV, Society, Agra (UP). 2015.

Agri Award for outstanding contribution in Agronomy

GKV Society, Agra (UP. 2015.

Science communication for Agri- Innovation award in Agronomy

GKV Society, Agra (UP). 2015.

Scientist Associate Award

Directorate of Rice Research, Hyderabad. (SSDAT- 2014).

Best paper presentation award from International Conference

International conference on Global Vision 2020.

Best paper presentation award from

National Seminar

Gandhigram Rural Institute, Gandhigram. 2015.

Best paper presentation award

Directorate of Rice Research, Hyderabad. (EOCBASM - 2014).

Best oral presentation award from

National Conference

National conference RAINFED-2015 by GKV society, Agra (UP).

Best paper presentation award from International Conference, March 2017.

ICSME, IOSRD, Trivandrum

Best paper presentation award from International Conference, September 2017.

ICFTEB, IOSRD, New Delhi

* (Copies of Proof should be enclosed)

7. Additional Responsibilities

Nature of work

Period

From

Nigerian Starch Mills

Limited(An Overseas

Assignment ) in Nigeria as

Farm Manager

03.03.2005

04.01.2006

Gajalakshmi Enterprises,

Coimbatore.(Woodbriyar

and Susex Estates in

Guddalur. The Nilgiris). as

Assistant Manager Plantations

17.08.1995

27.03.1996

Maxworth Orchards

(India) Limited, Chennai. as

Farm Manager

02.05.1994

01.04.1995

Voltas International

Limited, Mumbai.

(An Unit of Tata Enterprise) as

Horticulture Officer for Landscaping and Afforestation Project Management

01.02.1991

30.04.1994

Rashtriya Vriksha Mitra

Sahyog Ltd, Anand

(A subsidiary unit of NDDB) as Junior Project Officer for Afforestation Project

06.10.1990

31.01.1991

Mahindra Shubhlabh

Services Limited, Mumbai

(An unit of Mahindra &

Mahindra Limited)

Contract farming project on rice as

Agri Centre Manager

TOTAL

02.05.2000

29.09.2001

8. (a) Seminars/Conferences/ attended and papers presented.

(Copies of Proof should be enclosed)

Sl.No

Name of the Conference

Organized by

Period During

Papers/Posters Presented

Global Vision on Food Security - 2020