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The outcome of the completed projects should be clearly spelt out and recorded. It should be ensured that the output is translated to the field. The Institutes should give emphasis on technology absorption amongst the farmers/reelers, as the case may be. Directors of all Institutes must indicate the number of technologies absorbed amongst the farmers / reelers along with the names of villages, district and State. The model RFD circulated in the meeting was meant to act as a base for preparation of Institute-wise RFDs. The Directors should prepare the Institute RFDs by involving the Scientific and Technical personnel. The performance of the projects or the programmes included in the RFD should be reflected in the APARs of the concerned Scientists. The shared RFD should be prepared by Director (Technical) as an aggregation of all the Research projects of all the R&D Institutes. Director (Technical) should ensure that there is no duplication of projects by various Institutes, as it is noticed that the same projects are taken up by several Institutes. This results in waste of resources, funds and energy and duplication of efforts. All Directors shall prepare the RFD and submit to the <strong>Central</strong> Office by April, 10, 2012 based on the decisions in the meeting and instructions issued by the Member Secretary entailing a directive to organize ad-hoc task force. Director (T) shall put up the RFDs, after finalization, for entering into an agreement to be signed by the Directors and the Member Secretary for implementation. The following inter-institutional programmes have been identified with Joint RFD, (i) Large scale testing of recently authorized silkworms hybrids (both multi x bi and bivoltine) for shortlisting for commercial production in south (collaboration among CSRTI Mysore, CSTRI Bangalore, NSSO Bangalore, APSSRDI Hindupur, KSSRDI Thalaghattapura and DoS of respective states) (ii) Large scale testing of recently authorized silkworms hybrids (both multi x bi and bivoltine) for shortlisting for commercial production in North-West (collaboration among CSRTI Pampore, CSTRI Bangalore, NSSO Bangalore and DoS of respective states and SKUAST) (iii) Large scale testing of recently authorized silkworms hybrids (both multi x bi and bivoltine) for shortlisting for commercial production in East and North East (collaboration among CSRTI Berhampore, CSTRI Bangalore, NSSO Bangalore and DoS of respective states) (iv) Preauthorization trial of L14 x CSR2 in southern region by CSRTI Mysore shall be carried out in collaboration with CSTRI Bangalore, NSSO Bangalore, and DoS of respective states. Similar approach shall be followed in all such cases. The budget allocation will be made after getting approvals from Government. The meeting ended with thanks to the chair and the participants. Bangalore, [Ishita Roy, IAS] Dt.: 04.04.2012. Member Secretary, CSB 28
CENTRAL SILK BOARD BANGALORE – 560 068 Annexure-I LIST OF PARTICIPANTS OF THE MEETING CONDUCTED FOR PREPARATION OF ANNUAL ACTION PLAN FOR THE YEAR 2012-13, HELD AT CENTRAL SILK BOARD, BANGALORE ON 19 th & 20 th MARCH, 2012 1. Ms. Ishita Roy, I.A.S. , Member-Secretary, CSB, Bangalore 2. Dr. B. Saratchandra, Director, (Tech), CSB, Bangalore 3. Smt. P.V. Leela, Director (Finance), CSB, Bangalore 4. Dr. S.M.H. Qadri, Director, CSR&TI, Mysore 5. Dr. Bharat Bhushan Bindroo, Director, CSR&TI, Berhampore 6. Dr. R.K. Rajan , Director, CMER&TI, Lahdoigarh 7. Dr. V. Sivaprasad, Director, NSSO, Bangalore 8. Dr. Arindam Basu ,Director, CSTRI, Bangalore 9. Dr. A. Manjula, Director, CSGRC, Hosur 10. Dr. D. Chakravorty, Scientist – D, BTSSO, Bilaspur 11. Dr. Anil Dhar, Director, (i/c) CSR&TI, Pampore 12. Dr. G.P. Rao, Director, (i/c) SBRL, Bangalore 13. Dr. Manoj Kumar Sinha, Director, (i/c), CTR&TI, Ranchi 14. Dr. Ravindra Singh, Scientist – D, SSTL, Bangalore 15. Dr. P. Jayaprakash, Scientist – D, MSSO, Guwhathi <strong>Board</strong> Secretariat 1. Shri. J. Sampath, Joint Director (Publicity), CSB, Bangalore 2. Shri C.B. Prabhakar Gupta, Joint Director (Finance) CSB, Bangalore 3. Smt. Kshama Giridhar. Scientist – D, CSB, Bangalore 4. Shri. C.J. Prabhakar, Scientist – D, CSB, Bangalore 5. Shri K.K. Shetty, Deputy Secretary (Tech), CSB, Bangalore 6. Dr. R.N. Singh, Scientist – C, CSB, Bangalore 7. Shri P. Jayarama Raju, Scientist – C, CSB, Bangalore 8. Dr. R.S. Teotia, Scientist – C, CSB, Bangalore 9. Dr. K. Sathyanarayana, Scientist – C, CSB, Bangalore 10. Dr. K. Mohan Rao, Scientist – C, CSB, Bangalore 11. Dr. P.P. Srivastava, Scientist – C, CSB, Bangalore 12. Dr. K. Vijayan, Scientist – C, CSB, Bangalore 13. Shri H.L. Venkatesh, Dy. Secretary, (Tech), CSB, Bangalore 14. Shri. S. Chandramohan Singh, Dy. Secretary, (Tech), CSB, Bangalore 15. Shri R.C. Das, Asst. Secretary, (Tech), CSB, Bangalore 29
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