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    Crop Improvement - ICAR Sponsored

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/ CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    1. Improvement of tetraploid and diploid cottons for fibre properties through population improvement approaches. V. N. Waghmare (PL)
    Vinita Gotmare (PA)
    2000-2015
    2. Conservation, characterization and utilization of wild species, races of cultivated species, perennials and synthetic polyploids of Gossypium . Vinita Gotmare (PL)
    G. Balasubramani (PA) S. M. Palve (PA)
    2008-2013
    3. Collection, conservation, evaluation, documentation and maintenance of germplasm of cultivated species of Gossypium. Punit Mohan (PL)
    S. Manickam (PA) V. S. Nagrare (PA)
    R. A. Meena (PA) A. B. Dongre (PA)
    R. K. Deshmukh (PA) V. Santhy (PA) P.R.Vijayakumari(PA) Vinita Gotmare, (PA)
    M. Chakrabarti (PA) K. P. M. Damayanthi (PA)
    K. Rathinavel (PA)
    K. P. Raghvendra (PA)
    2006-2013
    4. Breeding of upland cotton for improved fibre quality and resistance to biotic stress (bollworms and jassid). S. M. Palve (PL),
    M. K. Meshram (PA) V. Gotmare (PA)
    2005-2012
    5. Development of heterotic pool for superior medium staple in tetraploid cotton (G. hirsutum). S. M. Palve (PL) 2006-2013
    6. Development of improved male sterility system through induced mutation S. B Singh (PL)
    O. P. Tuteja (PA)
    2008-2011
    7. Development of drought tolerant genotype with good fibre quality. S. B. Singh (PL)
    A. H. Prakash (PA)
    2008-2013
    8. Development of mapping population for different economically important traits. P. K. Chakrabarti (PL)
    V. N. Waghmare (PA) S. M. Palve (PA)
    S. B. Singh (PA) Vinita Gotmare (PA)
    T. R. Loknathan (PA) P. R. Vijayakumari (PA)
    Punit Mohan (PA) S. Manickam (PA)
    2008-2012
    9. Development of transgenic cotton resistant against major diseases of cotton. P. K. Chakrabarty (PL)
    S. B. Nandeshwar (PA)
    2009-2012
    10. Studies on genetic enhancement of hirsutum cotton. T. R. Loknathan (PL) 2002-2012
    11. Development of heterotic pools in G . arboreum and G . hirsutum. S. K. Verma (PL)
    O. P. Tuteja (PA) S.L. Ahuja (PA)
    2008-2012
    12. Development of markers for breeding programme. S. K. Verma (PL)
    S. L. Ahuja (PA)
    2008-2012
    13. Development of varieties and hybrids resistant to CLCuV. O.P. Tuteja (PL)
    D. Monga (PA) Rishi Kumar (PA)
    2008-2013
    14. Development of transgenic diploid cotton for insect resistance.   S. B. Nandeshwar (PI)
    S. B. Singh (PA) P. K. Chakrabarty (PA)
    V. S. Nagrare (PA)
    2008-2011
    15. Development of efficient agro-techniques for enhancing the productivity and seed quality of cotton varieties. R. K. Deshmukh (PL)
    K. Rathinavel (PA)
    2008-2011
    16. Assessment of working seed sample size for Bt seed testing based on estimation of Cry 1Ac protein. P. R. Vijayakumari (PL)
    K. R. Kranthi (PA)
    2008-2011
    17. Technology to enhance the better crop establishment and yield in cotton. R. A. Meena (PL)
    D. Monga (PA)
    2007-2012
    18. Breeding new G. hirsutum varieties with new plant type - Development of medium staple varieties. K. N. Gururajan (PL)
    S. Manickam (PA)
    1989-2011
    19. Development of long staple G. hirsutum with improved fibre strength. S. Manickam (PL)
    V. N. Waghmare (PA) S. L. Ahuja (PA)
    2008-2014
    20. Development of extra-long staple high spinning hybrids with wider adaptability. K.P.M. Dhamayanthi (PL)
    S. Manickam (PA)
    1986-2011
    21. Induction of polyploidy and introgression of agronomical traits from diploid wild species to cultivated tetraploids. K.P.M.Dhamayanti (PL)
    Vinita Gotmare (PA)
    2008-2012

    Crop Production - ICAR Sponsored

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/ CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    22. Development of high density planting systems (HDPS) for maximizing productivity of rainfed cotton.   M. V. Venugopalan (PL)
    P. R. Bharambe (PA) Jagvir Singh (PA)
    Punit Mohan (PA) Vinita Gotmare (PA)
    S.M. Palve (PA) A. H. Prakash (PA)
    S. Kranthi (PA) Chinna Babu Naik (PA)
    A. K. Mukherjee (PA) G. Majumdar (PA)
    A. R. Reddy (PA) S. L. Ahuja (PA)
    D. Monga (PA) Rishi Kumar (PA)
    2010-2014
    23. Developing efficient carrier based microbial delivery system for cotton nutrition and soil health. K. Velmourougane (PL)
    Jagvir Singh (PA) A. R. Raju (PA)
    2008-2011
    24. Amelioration of leaf reddening and parawilt in cotton.   A. H. Prakash (PI)
    Jagvir Singh (PA) V. S. Nagrare(PA)
    2010-2014
    25. Effect of different levels of fertilizers on Cry protein expression of Bt hybrids and effect of Bt gene on soil health, oil and gossypol content of Bt hybrids compared to their non Bt counterparts. M. Chakrabarty (PL)
    Jagvir Singh (PA) K. Velmourougane (PA)
    2007-2011
    26. Economic Impact of Bt Cotton Cultivation in India . A. R. Reddy (PL)
    Isabella Agarwal (PA) Rishi kumar (PA)
    2008-2011
    27. Assessment of cotton based intercropping system and its popularization through farmer to farmer participatory learning approach. S. M. Wasnik (PL)
    S. Usha Rani (PA) A. R. Raju (PA)
    2008-2012
    28. Performance of white leghorn layers under feeding of Bt and Non-Bt cotton seed. S. N. Rokde (PL) 2010-2011
    29. Herbigating herbicide/ herbicide mixture/ herbicide rotation for efficient and environmentally safe weed control and its effects on succeeding pulses. P.Nalayini (PL)
    K.Sankaranarayanan (PA) K.Velmourougane (PA)
    2008-2012
    30. Studies on Soil Aggregation and Aggregate Associated Carbon in Cotton Based Cropping System K.K. Bandhyopadhya (PL)
    K.Velmourougane (PA)
    2008-2011
    31. Simulation of effect of N management strategies on nitrogen dynamics in soil plant system and nitrogen use efficiency of ELS bt cotton in a climate change scenario K.K.Bandyopadhya (PL)
    A. H. Prakash (PA) B. Dhara Jothi (PA)
    2009-2012
    32. Identification and utilization of adaptive responses to abiotic stresses in cotton. S.E.S.A. Khader (PL),
    N. Gopalakrishnan (PA), K.N.Gururajan (PA),
    1995-2011
    33. Studies on the mechanism of cuticular absorption of nutrients and hormones in Bt cotton S.E.S.A.Khader (PL) 2008-2012
    34. Economic impact of trade liberalization in cotton economy of India Isabella Agarwal (PL) 2010-2012
    35. Comparative analysis of conventional, biotech and organic cotton production systems in India S. Usha Rani (PL)
    S. M.Wasnik (PA) K. Sankaranarayanan (PA)
    2008-2011
    36. Gender issues in Cotton hybrid seed production in India S. Usha Rani (PL),
    M. Sabesh (PA) S.M. Wasnik (PA)
    2010-2012
    37. MCDA based Decision Support System for Selecting Cotton Cultivars for Different Agro Climatic Conditions M. Sabesh (PL) 2010-2013

    Crop Protection - ICAR Sponsored

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/ CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    38. Isolation and characterization of native Bt strains using conventional and molecular methods, for cotton pest management. S. Kranthi (PL)
    K. R. Kranthi (PA)
    2008-2011
    39. Bt resistance in pink bollworm Pectinophora gossypiella (Saunders) - monitoring mechanism and management. Chinna Babu Naik (PL)
    S. Kranthi (PA)
    2010-2012
    40. Screening and Identification of effective bio-control agents for the management of foliar cotton diseases. M. K. Meshram (PL)
    A. K. Mukherjee (PA)
    2008-2011
    41. Identification of bacterial blight and grey mildew disease resistant genotypes in upland cotton. M. K. Meshram (PL)
    A. K. Mukherjee (PA)
    2008-2011
    42. Identification of sources of resistance and phylloplane microflora against Rhizoctonia root rot in tetraploid and fusarium wilt in diploid cotton and their utilization for management. R. C. Ukey (PL)
    V. N. Waghmare (PA)
    2006-2011
    43. Studies on inoculum source and economic thresholds of cotton leaf curl and virus disease. D. Monga (PL)
    Rishi Kumar (PA)
    2008-2011
    44. Identification and characterization of viral diseases of cotton in India . A. K. Mukherjee (PL)
    M. K. Meshram (PA)
    2010-2012
    45. Studies on the role and effect of insecticides in cotton ecosystem T. Surali Velu (PL) 1989-2011
    46. Standardization of bioassays techniques for resistance monitoring in Pectinophora gossypiella Saunders to transgenic cotton and development of management strategies. B. Dhara Jothi (PL) 2007 2012
    47. Studies on epizootiology, pathogenisity and pathogenic mechanism of Entomopathogenic fungal pathogens against cotton mealybug. M. Amutha (PL) 2008-2011
    48. Establishment of Beauveria bassiana as an symbiotic insecticide against major insect pests and diseases of cotton. M. Amutha (PL)
    M. Gunasekaran (PA)
    2009-2012
    49. Identification of hot spots for plant parasitic nematodes in cotton growing zones of India . J. Gulsar Banu (PL)
    N. G. Narkhedkar (PA)
    2006-2011
    50. Isolation of novel insecticidal proteins from bacterial symbionts of native entomo-pathogenic nematodes J.Gulsar Banu (PL)
    N. G. Narkhedkar (PA) B. Dhara Jothi (PA)
    2006-2011

    Technology Mission on Cotton (Mini Mission - I) : Externally Funded Project

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/ CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    51. TMC MM 1.1: Development and promotion of medium and long linted diploid cottons ( G. arboreum and G.herbaceum ). S. K. Verma (PI)
    T. R. Loknathan (CCPI) Punit nmohan (CCPI
    2007-2012
    52. TMC MM 1.2: Development of extra-long staple G. barbadense varieties with improved fibre properties for the requirement of textile industry. K.N.Gururajan (PI)
    K.Sankaranarayanan (CCPI)
    KPM Dhamayanthi(CCPI)
    2007-2012
    53. TMC MM I 1.3: Identification of G.hirsutum genotypes suitable for machine picking and development of agronomic package. Vinita Gotmare (CCPI) S. L. Ahuja (CCPI) 2007-2012
    54. TMC MM 1.4: Development and promotion of Bt transgenic cotton for bollworm resistance.   S. B. Singh (CCPI) S. B. Nandeshwar (CCPI)
    S. M. Palve (CCPI) S. Manickam, (CCPI)
    O. P.Tuteja, (CCPI)
    2007-2012
    55. TMC MM 1.5: Molecular characterization of cotton germplasm using DNA markers.   A. B. Dongre (PI)
    V. N. Waghmare (CCPI) V. Santhy (CCPI)
    2007-2012
    56. TMC 1.6: Exploitation of apomixis and TGMS/EGMS phenomenon in diploid and tetraploid cotton. S. M. Plave (PI)
    Vinita Gotmare (CCPI) V. Santhy (CCPI)
    2007-2012
    57. TMC MM 2.1: Development of production technology for Bt cotton and improvement of water and nutrient use efficiency with precision farming techniques. Jagvir Singh (PI)
    P. R. Bharambe (CCPI) M. V. Venugopala(CCPI)
    K. Velmourougane(CCPI)
    2007-2012
    58. TMC MM 2.2: Identification of innovative Bt cotton based cropping systems.   P. Nalayani (PI) A. R. Raju (CCPI) P. R. Bharambe (CCPI) K. K. Bandhyopadhyaya (CCPI) R. A. Meena (CCPI) 2007-2012
    59. TMC MM 2.3: Mechanization in Cotton Production. G. Majumdar (PI)
    A. R. Raju (CCPI)
    2007-2012
    60. TMC MMI 2.4 Physiological manipulation of Bt plant morphoframe for enhanced productivity under varied agro-climatic conditions. A.H. Prakash (PI)
    R.K. Deshmukh (CCPI)
    2007-2012
    61. TMC MM I 3.1: Emerging and key pests: their characterization, taxonomy, genetic diversity and control.   S. Kranthi (PI)
    K. R .Kranthi (CCPI) M. K.Meshram (CCPI)
    V. S. Nagrare (CCPI) T. Surulivelu (CCPI)
    B. Dharajothi (CCPI) M. Amutha (CCPI)
    D. Monga (CCPI) Rishi Kumar (CCPI)
    A. K. Mukherjee (CCPI) Gulsar Banu (CCPI)
    2007-2012
    62. TMC MM 3.2: Development and validation of IPM / IRM strategies for Bt and conventional cotton under different eco-systems. S. Kranthi (CCPI) V. S. Nagrare (CCPI)
    B. Dharajothi (CCPI) D. Monga (CCPI)
    Rishi Kumar (CCPI)
    2007-2012
    63. TMC MM 3.3: Development, validation, utilization and/ or commercialization of biopesticides and bio inoculants. P. K. Chakrabarti (PI),
    V. S. Nagrare (CCPI) D. Monga (CCPI)
    N. G. Narkhedkar (CCPI) Gulsar Banu (CCPI)
    T. Surulivelu (CCPI) Rishi Kumar (CCPI)
    B. Dharajothi (CCPI)
    2007-2012
    64. TMC MM 3.4: Development of farmer friendly diagnostic kits for transgenic event seed purity. S. Kranthi (PI) 2007-2012
    65. TMC MM 5.1Total Factor Productivity of Cotton in India . I. Agarwal (PI)
    A. R. Reddy (CCPI) S. M. Wasnik (CCPI)
    2007-2012
    66. TMC MM 5.3 Indian Cotton portal. M. Sabesh (PI)
    N. Gopalakrishnan (CCPI) G. Majumdar (CCPI)
    2007-2012
    67. TMC MM 5.4. Management cell. A. R. Reddy (PI) 2007-2012
    68. Technology Mission on cotton: Mini Mission II Dissemination of IRM strategies in India . K. R. Kranthi (PI)
    D. Monga (CCPI) B. Dharajothi (CCPI)
    Rishi Kumar (CCPI)
    2007-2012

    National Agriculture Innovation Project (NAIP) : Externally Funded Project

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/ CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    69. Research into development of decision support systems for management of insect pests of major rice and cotton based cropping systems. V. S. Nagrare (CCPI)
    G. Majumdar (CoPI) Rishi Kumar (CoPI)
    B. Dharajothi (CoPI) M. Sabesh (CoPI)
    M. Amutha (CoPI)
    2008-2012
    70. A Value Chain for Cotton Fibre, Seed and Stalks: an innovation for higher economic return to farmers allied stakeholders. N. Gopalakrishnan (CoPI)
    Sankaranarayanan (Co CoPI)
    P. R. Bharambe (CCPI)
    D. Monga (CCPI) Rishi Kumar (CoCCPI)
    2009-2012
    71. Georeferenced soil information system (Geosis) for land use planning and monitoring soil and land quality for agriculture. M. V. Venugopalan (CCPI)
    K. Velmourougane (CoCCPI)
    2009-2013

    DBT / DST : Externally Funded Project

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/ CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    72. Enhancing sustainability of transgenic crops through gene stacking?Funded by the DBT under ‘Indo-Australian –International Science Linkages' programme. K. R. Kranthi (PI) 2008-2012
    73. Cloning and characterization of potent toxin gene from heat tolerant isolate of Heterrorhabdus Indica , an Entomopathogenic nematode.(DBT) N. G. Narkhedkar (PI)
    P. K. Charkrabarty (PA)
    2009-2012
    74. Engineering virus resistant cotton through dsRNAi-mediated targeting of cotton leaf curl virus. (DBT) P. K. Chakrabarty (PI)
    S. B. Nandeshwar (PA) D. Monga (PA)
    B. M. Khadi (PA)
    2007-2010
    75. Identification of Molecular markers and tagging genes for Bacterial blight resistance. (DBT) P. K. Chakrabarty (PI)
    Punit Mohan (PA) V. N. Waghmare (PA)
    B. M. Khadi (PA)
    2008-2011
    76. “Gene stacking in Bt Cotton? (DBT) G. Balasubramani (PI)
    S. B. Nandeshwar (PA) S. B. Singh (PA)
    2008-2011
    77. Isolation and identification of seed specific promoter and gossypol synthesis genes for silencing through RNA interference. (DBT) K. P.Raghavendra (PI)
    J. Amudha (PA)
    2010-2013
    78. Molecular mapping of fibre quality and lint yield traits: construction of a framework linkage map in desi cotton ( Gossypium sp. ) (DBT) V. N. Waghmare (PI)
    A. B. Dongre (PA) Vinita Gotmare (PA)
    S.B. Jadhav (PA)
    2006-2011
    79. Molecular mapping of fibre quality traits QTLs and marker assisted selection (MAS) in upland cotton ( Gossypium hirsutum L.) ( DST) V. N. Waghmare (PI) 2007-2011

    Indo - US - AKI : Externally Funded Project

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/ CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    80. Development of drought resistant transgenic cotton and identification of new genes for high water use efficiency J. Amudha (PI)
    A. H. Prakash (PA) G. Balasubramani (PA)
    2008-2011

    Genetical Engineering Approval Committee (GEAC) : Externally Funded Project

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/ CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    81. Event based approval mechanism(GEAC) S. Kranthi (PI) 2009-2011

    CSIR - NMITLI : Externally Funded Project

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/
    CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    82. Novel approaches for production of hybrid seeds with characteristics of improved insect resistance and higher yield. K. R. Kranthi (PI) 2008-2012

    ICAR Network Project

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/ CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    83. Impact, adaptation and vulnerability of Indian agriculture to climate change. Sub project- changes in soil carbon reserves as influenced by different ecosystems and land uses in India . M. V. Venugopalan (CCPI) 2009-2012
    84. Transgenics in Crops (NPTC): Development of bollworm resistance transgenic cotton. G. Balasubramani (PI)
    S. B. Singh (CoPI) J. Amudha (CoPI)
    S. B. Nandeshwar (CoPI) A. B. Dongre (CoPI)
    K. R. Kranthi (CoPI) P. K. Chakrabarty (CoPI)
    2006-2012

    Other Externally Funded Projects

    Sl.No
    Name of Project
    Principal investigator (PI)/
    Project Leader (PL)/ Project Associate (PA)/ CCPI/ Dr
    Duration
    85. Monitoring changes in baseline susceptibility to Cry toxins in the cotton bollworm, H. armigera S. Kranthi (PI)
    K. R. Kranthi (CoPI)
    2002-2012
    86. Crop pest surveillance and advisory project (CROPSAP) 2010-11 in Maharashtra . V. S. Nagrare (PI) 2010-2011
    87. National Seed Project (crops). K. Rathinavel (PI)
    P. R. Vijayakumari (PA) R. A. Meena (PA)
    1999-2012
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