PROFORMA FOR FACULTY PROFILE
1.
2. Name
Dr. C. L. Maurya
3. Date of Birth
05.01.1966
4. Designation
Professor/Head of Department
5. College
Department
6. Contact info
College of Agriculturre
Seed Science & Technology
7. Year of joining at
CSAUA&T
8. Date of last promotion
Office Details
Personal Details
Phone :
Mobile:
Email :
11.11.1991
Phone : Nil
Mobile:+919453479077
Email : [email protected]
Though due date for Professor is 11.11.2008 but still it is not notified by the University.
From:
To:
9. Responsibilities
assigned
Teaching : Involved inTeaching of UG/PG students since 1991
Research : Involved in NSP research for the period 1991 to 2013
Extension: Extension of the technologies is being done through seed testing of
samples received from client, Kisan Mela & trainings from time to time
AICRP: Hanndled NSP-BSP (2012-13)& NSP-STR (April to July 2016)
Others (specify): At present shouldering the responsibility of Director, Seed & Farms.
In the past shouldered the responsibilities of Warden, Game
Counsellor, NCC Officer; OIC, Library & Director, Placement &
Director, Administration & Monitoring.
Served two years as Registrar at BAU, Sabour, Bihar
10.Awards received
National
Name
Rajeev Gandhi
Excellence Award
Agency
Maihar Times Patrikka
International
Name
11.Publications since
joining CSAUA&T
(give numbers only)
Agency
Books
Technical Bulletins
Review Articles:
Research Papers
National
International
Popular articles
Others (specify)
Abstract
Regulation for PG
Students at BAU, Sabour
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2016
Year
12.Books published
Title
Authors
Publisher
Year of
Publication
ISBN
No.
Studies on Seed
Production
and
Storage Technology
in Hybrid Rice.
C. L. Maurya
LAMBERT
Academic
Publishing
2014
978-365956283-9
Management
of
Zinc and Sulpher in
Wheat
Madan Maurya,
LAMBERT
Academic
Publishing
2015
978-365987260-0
LAMBERT
Academic
Publishing
2013
978-365957108-4
2016
9783330000841
C. L. Maurya
H.G. Prakash
2 Technical Bulletins
published
Evaluation
of
different
insecticides against
E. vittella on okra
crop
Krishna Maurya,
Vijay Kumar
Influence of zinc
and iron on yield
and quality
parameters of
wheat
Ashok Chaudhary
C. L. Maurya
LAP
LAMBERT
Academic
Publishing
Title
Authors
Publisher
Year of
Publication
C. L. Maurya
S. N. Prasad
BAU, Sabour
2015
Krishi Siksha
D. List of ten best papers
published in National
journals ( > 5 NAAS
rating journals) during
last 10
E. List of ten best papers
published in National
journals ( > 3 NAAS
rating journals) during
last 10
C. L. Maurya
Title /Volume/Year
Authors
Name of Journal
NAAS Rating
Author (s)
Title
Name of
Journal/
Vol/Yr
Rating
NAAS
Singh, Poonam;
Maurya, C. L.;
Vyas R. P. and
Srivastava Meera.
Maintenance of seed
longevity of carrot
(Daucus carota L,).
Current
Adv. Agric.
Sci.
1(1):17- 20
3.96
Singh, Poonam;
V. Singh; C. L.
Maurya; S. K.
Swarkar and V. P.
Bajpai
Selection of suitable
growth regulator and
spacing for seed yield and
quality
of
okra
[Abelmoschus esculentus
(L.) Moench] cv. KS 404.
Seed Res.
34 (1): 6165
Singh, Poonam;
Tiwari,
Nalini;
Vaish, C. P. and
Maurya, C. L..
Effect of treatment,
container and storage
period on longevity of Lentil
(Lens culinaris Medic)
Seed Res.
Kumar
Ashok;
Poonam Singh;
Akhilesh Kumar
and C. L. Maurya
Effect of applied sulpher
and zinc on seed yield,
quality and oil content of
linseed
(Linum
J. Oilseed
Res.
2
2009
4.72
2006
35 (1):53-57
4.72
2007
26 (Special
volume):287289
3.96
usitatissimum L.)
F. List of ten best
Publications in
International Journals
during last 10 years ( ISI
Impact factor)
2009
Singh,
Poonam;
Singh,
H.
K.;
Maurya, C. L.; and
Vyas, R. P.
Effect of fertilizer dose,
spacing and seed rate on
growth and seed yield of
vegetable pea (Pisum
sativum L.) in central Uttar
Pradesh.
Current
Adv.
in
Argri. Sci.
2 (2): 9496
Singh, Poonam;
Swarnkar, Sushil;
Maurya, C. L.;
Ahmad,
Javed
and Bajpai, V. P.
Screening of Rajmash
(Phaseolus vulgaris L.)
genotypes
for
temperature tolerance.
Seed Res.
39 (1): 4144
Shukla, Upendra
Kumar;
Singh,
Poonam; Maurya,
C. L.; Singh, Parikshit
and Jaydev Kumar
Management
of
Micronutrient
for
maximizing seed yield
and seed quality of
wheat
(Triticum
aestivum L.).
Progressiv
e Res.
Singh, Parikshit ;
Maurya, C. L.;
Singh,
Poonam;
Jatav, A. L; Shukla,
Upendra Kumar;
Singh, C. B. and
Rohit Kant.
Efficacy of different
insecticides
and
packaging
for
maintaining the seed
quality of wheat under
ambient conditions.
Progressiv
e Res.
Maurya, Madan;
Maurya, C. L.;
Singh, Mahesh;
Singh, Ashwani;
Singh, Vinaya
Kumar & Maurya,
K.K.
Heterosis for yield and
its
component
characters in Indian
mustard
[Brassica
juncea (L.) Czern &
Coss.]
Biochem.
Cell. Arch.
Chaudhary, Ashok;
Maurya, C. L. ;
Singh,
Poonam;
Chaudhary, U.S. &
Maurya, Madan
Influence of zinc and
iron application on
morpho-physiological,
seed yield and yield
attributing characters
of wheat (Triticum
aestivum L.).
Environme
nt
and
Ecology
34
(4C):
2248-2252
Author (s)
Title
Name of
Journal
Vol/Yr
Rating
Choudhary, Ashok;
Katiyar, R. A.; Singh,
Poonam; Sachan, C.
P.; Maurya, C. L.;
Verma, Vikas and
Soni, S. K.
Correlated response of
integrated
nutrient
management for seed
yield contributing traits
of pea (Pisum sativum
L.).
Int.l J. Agril.
Sci.
10 (2):583586
2.97
Maurya, Madan;
Chaurasia, A. K.;
Kumar, Arvind;
Maurya, C. L.; Bara,
Genetic variability for
seed yield and its
component characters
in wheat (Triticum
Int. J. of
Recent
Devel.
Eng.
&
3
3.96
2010
4.72
2011
8
(Special):
917-920
3.16
2013
9 (1): 295298
3.16
2014
(14)2:427431
3.77
2014
4.09
2016
2014
2 (4):124126
0.20
B. M.; Kumar,
Mukesh and Rai,
Prashant K.
G. Membership of the
Professional Societies
H. Conference/Seminar/Sy
mposium attended in
the last 10 years
( Name/Place/Year)
aestivum L.) under
allahabad agro-climatic
conditions.
Tech.
2014
1.
Indian Society of Seed Technology, New Delhi
2.
Society of Plant Protection Sciences, New Delhi
3.
Indian Society of Agricultural Sciences, New Delhi
4.
Indian Society of Agronomy, New Delhi
5.
Indian Society of Oilseeds Research, Hyderabad
6.
Indian society of Pulses Research and Development, Kanpur
7.
Society for Rape Seed Mustard Research, Bharatpur
Name
Place
Year
National Symposium on “Legumes for
Ecological
Sustainability:
Emerging
Challenges and Opportunities”
IIPR, Kanpur
2007
Associated NCC officer Seminar
NCC, Group
Gorakhpur
National
Seminar
on
“Environmental
Degradation and Biodiversity: Problems and
Prospects”
DAV College, Kanpur
2009
National Seminar on “Recent Trends in
Biological Scenario”
DAV College, Kanpur
2009
Associated NCC officer Seminar
NCC, Group
Gorakhpur
2010
National Seminar on "Food Security in context
of changing climate".
CSAUAT, Kanpur
2010
Ist National Brassica Conference on
"Production Barrier and Technological options
in oilseed brassica"
CCHAU, Hissar
2012
6th National Seed Congress on “Advancement
in Agriculture through quality seed”.
IGP,
Gomatinagar,
Lucknow
2013
4th U.P. Agricultural Science Congress 2016
CSAUAT, Kanpur
2016
14th National Seed Seminar on “ Food
Security through Augmented Seed Supply
under Climate Uncertainties”
XXI Annual Group Meet of NSP (Crops)
IARI, New Delhi
2017
JNKVV, Jabalpur
2006
XXII Annual Group Meet of NSP (Crops)
UAS, Dharwad
2007
XXIII Annual Group Meet of NSP (Crops)
TNAU, Coimbatore
2009
XXV Annual Group Meet of NSP (Crops)
CRIJAF, Kolkata
2010
XXVI Annual Group Meet of NSP (Crops)
CSKHPAU, Palampur
2011
XXVII Annual Group Meet of NSP (Crops)
AAU, Anand
2012
4
HQ,
HQ,
2009
XXVIII Annual Group Meet of NSP (Crops)
I. Conference/Seminar/Sy
mposium organized as
President/Coordinator/Secretary
( Name/Place/Year)
J. Foreign countries
visited
K. Training Organized in
the last 5 years
L. Training attended in the
last 5 years
PAU, Ludhiana
2013
-
Country
Year
Purpose
1.
2.
Winter School on " Seed Production, Processing and Marketing", UAS, Raichur,
2012.
Domestic Enquiry, Disciplinary action and Discipline at Institute of Public
Administration at Raichur 2016
Externally
3.
funded
Title
projects handled (
Title/Agency/duration/A
1. T e c h n o l o g y
mount)
Agency
NATP, ICAR,
generation for optimization of New Delhi
Duratio
n
2001-03
Amount
25.00
Lakh
sieve sizes for high recovery
of quality seeds in cereals,
pulses and oilseeds during
processing.-As PI
List of
4. Current research
projects
2 . Studies on longevity of
sunflower genotypes in
different combinations of
seed moisture, humidity and
temperature.-As Co-PI
NATP, ICAR,
New Delhi
2001-03
25.00
Lakh
3. Equipping and Strengthening
of designated DUS test
centre under central sector
scheme for implementation
of PVP legislation- As
Associated Scientist
DST, New Delhi
2004-07
5.00 Lakh
Funding Agency
Amount
Name
Mega Seed Project “ Seed
Production in Agricultural Crops”
Patents
5. held
Technologies
6.
Developed in the last 10
years
Significant
7.
contributions
in the area of
specialization ( not
more than 5
ICAR, New Delhi
5.00 Lakh RC with 55
Lakh of RF
Title/ Year1.
Spraying of 75 ppm GA3 at 5-10% panicle initiation stage can be utilized for
enhancing hybrid rice seed production in Kanpur conditions.
2.
5.0 Kg zinc or 40 Kg Sulphur/ha either singly or in combination is
recommended for quality seed production in wheat.
1. Standardized sieve sizes for recovery of high quality seeds during seed processing
in 12 crops species.
2. Standardized seed storage techniques for sunflower
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3. Micro-nutrients requirement for seed production of wheat and mustard have been
standardized.
4. Stable diagnostic characters of niger and mustard have been identified which are
very helful for seed certification.
5. Seed Testing methods for for mustard crop has been standardized.
Participation
8.
in the
college/university
building activities
1. HRD Development: Placed more than 250 students in various quasi govt. & Private
organizations during my tenure of Director, Placement.
2. Lab Strengthening: Under NATP project-the seed testing laboratory at CSAU,
Kanpur was strengthened. Under the project Seed Germinator, Sieve shaker,
portable digital platform balance, digital moisture meter, vacuum seed counter,
seed grader, screens of different aperture sizes were purchased for the laboratory.
3. Central Library was strengthened by purchasing of books worth of Lacs. Improved
security system and develop user friendly facilities
4. As NCC officer of 54 Bt. Kanpur, students were groomed to make their career not
only in the armed forces but in other govt.and private sector also.
5. Automatized “Admission, examination and result management” of UG & PG
programme of BAU, Sabour. Necessary infrastructures were created for the cause.
6. Formulated & implemented regulation for awarding Graduate Research
Assistantship (GRA) at BAU, Sabour.
7. Introduced new courses on ENG-101-Elementary English and Communication Skill
2 (1+1); AAG-305 & 307: Climate Change & Agriculture 3(2+1); SO1LS-516:
Introduction to Nanotechnology 3(2+1) at undergraduate level to make syllabus
more meaningful. Started Para veterinary course in Veterinary Science at BAU,
Sabour.
8. Opened three new PG department- Seed Science & Technology, Molecular Biology
and Genetic Engineering and Post Harvest Technology in horticulture in BAU,
Sabour.
9. Instituted “Dr. M.L. Choudhary Gold Medal Award” for outstanding overall
performance of UG student of BAU, Sabour.
10. Introduced printed answer book for examination and degree certificate with 10
security features to prevent piracy of the certificate for the first time at BAU,
Sabour.
Resource
9.
Generated
during last 5 years
Any other
10.
significant
academic/research
achievement
Years
2016-17
Amount (in Lakh )
1.04 Lakh
Scheme
custom testing of seed sample
1.
Organised interface of students with private & quasi govt. Organisations to
improve interviewing skill of students during my tenure of Director,
Placement.
2.
Organised coaching programme for JRF examination to the UG students.
3.
Tested 5, 800 seed sample for germination as In-charge germination.
4.
Monitored and produced breeder seed as BSPO of the University
5.
Being ASRO in the project, coordinated all research programme of the
scheme and prepared annual report and presented in the annual workshop.
6. Being a Registrar at BAU, Sabour, Educational programme like examination
and result management system were monitored and co-ordinated well. All
the report and proceedings of academic council & BOM meetings were
prepared and necessary order issued well in time.
7.
Seed priming technology for wheat has been standardized and well
demonstrated at farmers field. Through adoption of technology farmers can
harvest 5-6% more yield.
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