INVITATION AND CALL FOR
ABSTRACTS
The Organizing and Executive Committee of the Indian Phytopathological Society (NZ) extends cordial invitation to attend National Symposium on "Plant Pathology in Human Welfare" and Annual Meeting of IPS (NZ) at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Jammu, Chatha, Jammu (J&K UT) on 9-10th January, 2024.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
Presence of plant pathogens play a pivotal role in causing economic losses to the crops, threatens the ecological
balance and thus significantly affects human
welfare. Throughout history, crop diseases have been of great concern as they
have contributed to several historic famines by damaging food production. Crop diseases pose a threat to food security at
household, national and global levels by jeopardizing food availability and
affordability. Addressing the effects of plant diseases on human welfare, plant
pathology as a research and development discipline provides proactive measures
by understanding plant diseases, their detection and diagnosis and developing
effective strategies for their management. Plant pathology contributes to
sustainable agriculture and reliable food supply by developing disease
resistant crops through use of biotechnology and providing a strong regulatory
framework with effective surveillance and monitoring systems. Mushrooms, the edible fungi are high value crops
globally appreciated for their nutritional and nutraceutical value. Their
cultivation is an effective bio conversion technology of transforming farm
residues and woods into potentially valuable resources and could also be an important
part of sustainable agriculture and forestry and thus immensely contributing to
human welfare.
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Abstract
submission |
December 31, 2023 |
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Registration fee (without late fee) |
December 31, 2023 |
SKUAST-J, Chatha, J&K
IPS, New Delhi
CHIEF PATRON
Dr. B. N. Tripathi, Vice-Chancellor, SKUAST-Jammu
PATRONS
Dr. R. K.
Samnotra, Director Research, SKUAST-J
Dr. S. E.
H. Rizwi, Director Education, SKUAST-J
Dr. S. K.
Gupta, Director Extension, SKUAST-J
Dr. Jyoti
Kachroo, Director P&M, SKUAST-J
Dr. R. K.
Katoch, Dean Students Welfare, SKUAST-J
Dr. B. C.
Sharma, Dean, FoA, SKUAST-J
Dr. S. K.
Gupta, Dean FoH&AF, SKUAST-J
Dr. Susheel Kumar Sharma, Dean
FoAE, SKUAST-J
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Dr. S. K. Singh
Dr. Mahital Jamwal
Dr. Ranbir Singh
Dr.
Vishal Gupta
Dr. Ashok K. Singh
Dr. Upma Dutta
NATIONAL ADVISORY
Dr. T. R. Sharma
Dr. S. C. Dubey
Dr. Dilip Ghosh
Dr. Kajal Kr. Biswas
Dr. V. K. Baranwal
Dr. P. S. Sandhu
Dr. Robin Gogoi
Dr. Y.P. Sharma
Dr. D. K. Banyal
Dr. Shaheen K. Jan
Dr. Ali Anwar
Dr. Malkhan Singh Gurjar
Dr. Sunita Chandel
Dr. Shailendra S. Gaurav
CONVENOR
Dr. Amrish Vaid, Professor and Head, Division of Plant Pathology, SKUAST-J
COTACT DETAILS
Dr. Sachin Gupta, Organizing
Secretary
Zonal President- IPS NZ,
SKUAST-J
Mob.: 9419160299; Email:
sachinmoni@gmail.com
Dr. Deepak Kumar, Co-Organizing
Secretary
Zonal
Councilor- IPS NZ, SKUAST-J
Mob.: 941977453;
Email: deepakksrivastava@rediffmail.com
Dr. Moni Gupta, Co-Organizing
Secretary
Mob.: 9469160994
THEMATIC AREAS
The
conference will be open for registered delegates. The details of the
registration fee are given below. The online Registration Form is available on
the conference website (https://conference.ipsdis.org/northern/jammu) for registration and
abstract(s) submission. The registration fee can also be paid through
cheque/demand draft in favour of
“Indian Phytopathological Society” payable at New Delhi.
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Category |
Registration fee |
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Scientists/RA/SRF |
Rs. 3,500.00 |
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Students |
Rs. 2,000.00 |
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Industry and private organizations |
Rs. 8,000.00 |
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Accompanying person |
Rs. 1,500.00 |
Bank details for payment of registration fee through net banking (NEFT):
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Name
of the Account Holder |
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Indian Phytopathological Society |
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Name
of the Bank |
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Canara
Bank |
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Branch
Name |
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Pusa
Campus, IARI, New Delhi |
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Account
Number |
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90292010005900 |
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RTGS/NEFT/IFS
Code |
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CNRB0019029 |
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Abstracts should be submitted by 15th November, 2023 through https://conference.ipsdis.org/northern/jammu. The abstract, not exceeding 250-300 should include title (12 Times New Roman font, bold and title case), author/s names (11 Times New Roman font, bold) and address / affiliation (italics, size 11 Times New Roman font), abstract body and with 3-5 keywords. The main body of abstract should be in 1.5 spacing, size 11 Times New Roman font while keywords in italics. An online registration and abstract details form (link https://conference.ipsdis.org/northern/jammu) should be filled up and submitted.
Guidelines
for poster presentation
The size of the poster should not exceed 110 cm (height) and 80 cm (width). The text and other contents of the poster should be fairly legible from a distance.
ABOUT THE SKUAST-JAMMU
Sher-e-Kashmir University of
Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SKUAST-J) is a multi-campus university
established in 1999 with its headquarter at Chatha, Jammu and its territorial
jurisdiction spreads to whole Jammu Division. University pursues research
of high standard through projects funded by various central and state agencies
and is committed to development of human resources, innovative
technologies and their dissemination so as to serve the farming community of
the region with dedication and zeal. The Division of Plant Pathology, Faculty
of Agriculture, is located in the main campus at Chatha.
ABOUT THE JAMMU CITY
Jammu situated in the lap of
Trikuta hills of Shivalik range of lower Himalayas at 1073 feet above mean sea
level is a beautiful city of J&K characterized by sub-tropical climate. The
city has a large number of temples so earns the title of ‘City of
Temples’. Jammu has always been known for its rich cultural heritage. Having
so many sights of worth seeing, this city has everything that one
needs. World famous Katra Vaishno Devi is located about 50 km from
Jammu town. Vaishno Devi is one of the most visited sacred places among
devotees who throng the temple. Moreover, the spiritual experience one will
have during the Darshan is beyond words. A number of temples including the
famous Raghunath Ji Temple and Bawe Wali Mata are located in Jammu city.
Bagh-e-Bahu with a very beautiful terrace garden and the largest indoor
aquarium of the country are in vicinity to Bawe Wali Mata temple.
WEATHER
Month of January is cool. The day temperature ranges from 10-15ºC and night temperature from 5-6ºC.
ACCOMMODATION
Limited accommodation is available in University Guest
Houses. The additional accommodation will be arranged in hotels nearby Jammu
Railway Station. Accommodation will be booked for delegates on request. For
accommodation assistance, kindly contact Dr. Vijay Bharti (9419235884).
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BEST ORAL / POSTER
PRESENTATION AWARD
Best Oral / Poster Presentation award will be given in each session.
PROF. M. J. NARASIMHAN MERIT
AWARD CONTEST
Two names will be recommended from the zonal level for the final contest at the national level in the Annual Meeting cum National Symposium of the Society. Eligible candidates from North Zone are invited to participate in this contest. The maximum age for the presenting author is 35 years (proof required, matric certificate with abstract). There is no restriction of age of co-author, if any.
Guidelines
APS TRAVEL SPONSORSHIP FOR
PH.D. STUDENTS
American
Phytopathological Society has offered the travel award to a Ph.D. student, who
is member of IPS. Competitions among Ph.D. students in IPS-Northern region will
be held during the symposium. Ph.D. students (NZ) are invited to participate in
this contest in single or joint authorship. The purpose of the award is to encourage
plant pathology students pursuing a doctoral degree in India and who are members
of IPS to attend the APS annual meeting or APS sanctioned meeting if deemed appropriate
by the Indian Phytopathologal Society and APS Foundation Board.
Guidelines
