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ISSN 0972-2386

October-December 1999 No. 88

Minister Visits CMFRI

Shri. Hukumdeo Narayan Yadav, Honourable Minister of State for Agriculture, Govern- ment of I n d i a , visited M a n d a p a m , Tuticorin and Vizhinjam Research Centres from 31 December to 3 Janu- ary, 2000.

He visited the Centres and evinced keen interest in the research activities carried out both in the labs and fields.

He appreciated the immense contribution of the scientists towards fisheries research and development.

Honourable Minister Shri. Hukumdeo Narayan Yadav viewing the specimens kept

at the museum at Mandapam

Cultivation of Agar Yielding Seaweeds in

N j a r a k k a l

CMFRI has succeeded in the attempt of cultivating agar yielding seaweed, Gracilaria edulis in the near shore ar- eas of N j a r a k k a l , in Ernakuiam District . Few se- lected plants, out of those col- lected from Mandapam,Tamil

Nadu were kept in a perfo- rated plastic packet and tied in the mussel culture farm at Njarakkal. Luxuriant growth was observed after a period of 2 months and the size of plants ranged between 10 to

15cm. Some of the matured cystocarpic plants from the same site were collected and kept for spore output which showed good release of vi- able spores. Work is under progress.

M a r k e t i n g of Agar Extracted from

Seaweeds

Under the ICAR Revolv- ing Fund Project on ' Produc- tion of agar from seaweeds of Gulf of mannar and Palk Bay/ a total quantity of 204 Kg of agar produced was marketed and an income of Rs.45,650/-.was generated.

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Training

Topic

Seaweed culture and Utilisation

Mud crab farming

Duration

16-11 -99 to 20.11-99

13-12-99 to 18-12-99

No. of participc Men Women

7 1

10 5 nts

Total

8

15

Venue

Mandapam

Cochin

Shri Charles Ekka, Senior Administrative Officer explaining the activities of administration in the 'self presentation' programme conducted on

28.10.1999.

dio, Tirunelveli , 16 Decern- gramme

"e r- 3. Children's Hindi day.

Fishermen - Farmers - Industry - Institution

M e e t

The XXXVII and XXXVIII monthly Fishermen - Farmers - Industry - Institution meets were o r g a n i s e d at Panambukad with the focal themes "Credit and saving schemes to fisherfolk' and 'Utilisation of low cost fish', respectively.

Consultancy Programme

A consultancy pro- gramme on ' Feasibility study of pearl culture in Andaman and Nicobar islands', was un- dertaken from 20 to 30 Oc- tober by a team of Scientists and Technical staff members from the Headquarters and Tuticorin Research Centre.

Radio Programme

Dr. D.C.V. Easterson, Sen- ior Scientist and Officer - in - Charge participated in an in- terview in Tamil on the Activi- ties of CMFRI', in All India Ra- dio, Tuticorin, 22 December.

Dr. P. Muthiah, Senior Sci- entist gave a talk on 'Edible oyster culture' in All India Ra-

Hindi I m p l e m e n t a t i o n Activities

During this quarter the following three programmes were held at Cochin

1. Open meet in Hindi on personality development.

2. Hindi improvement pro-

Joint Hindi Week Celebrations a t Cochin

Joint Hindi week celebra- tions of Cochin Town Official

Language Implementation Committee was conducted at Central Institute of Fisheries Nautical Engineering Training,

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Minicoy Research Centre, 1- 2, November.

V i s i t o r s

Children of officers and staff participated in the 'Children's Hindi Day' organised on 30.12.1999.

Cochin from 22 to 30 Novem- ber, 1999. CMFRI bagged three prizes. Dr. P. Jayasankar, Scientist (Senior Scale) won first prize in Hindi Light Mu- sic, Shri. P. Vijayagopal, Sci- entist (Senior Scale) won third prize in translation and Shri.

P.P. Chandrasekharan Nair, Junior Clerk won consolation prize in Hindi typing.

Mangalere

Shri. G. Subramania Bhat, Technical Assistant of the Mangalore Research Centre got second prize in noting and drafting c o m p e t i t i o n c o n - ducted by Mangalore TOLIC.

Calicut

Smt. K. Balamani, Senior Clerk received second prize in

Hindi typing competition con- ducted by Calicut TOLIC.

H i n d i W o r k s h o p A two days Hindi Work-

Veraval

Dr. K. P. R Nambiar, Di- rector, I N . F O . F I . S . H , Kualalampur.

Shri. Dilip Vyas, Phillips Food India Private Ltd.

Tuticorin

Mandapam

Dr. V.S. Rao Chintala,*Qi- rector, DOD, Govt, of India, New Delhi.

Dr. G.R.M. Rao, Director, snop was conducted at CIBA, Chennai.

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Opening ceremony of the South Zone ICAR sports meet - The CMFRI contingent

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W i n n e r s of t h e South Zone I CAR Sports M e e t First Prize Discus Th row

2) First Prize Shotput Throw 3) First Prize Jawelin Throw 4) Second prize 100 m race

5) Second prize 200 m race 6) Third Prize Long Jump 7) Third Prize High Jump 8) Third Prize 4 x 100 m relay

Shri Purandara Shetty, vision Clerk

Shri.

Shri.

Shri

Purandara Shetty

Lower

Shaji, Laboratory Attendent.

Joseph Mathew operator

Shri.

Shri.

Shri.

Shri.

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•do- K. Jerald Raja Satheesh Kumar. P A.K. Shaji

Joseph Mathew

Ges Di-

tner

Sports

Sports team comprising 38 members i n c l u d i n g 6 women participated in the South Zone ICAR Sports meet held at Bangalore from 1 6 - 20 December. The members took part in various events ::uch as foot ball, Table ten- nis, Shuttle b a d m i n t o n ,

!<abadi and Athletics.

CMFRI b a g g e d the fourth position in the over- all performance among the South Zone ICAR Institu- tions.

The team was led by Dr.P. Kaladharan,Senior Sci- entist and member secretary sports.

Awards and Recognitions

Dr. K.C. George, Senior Scientist was awarded the Prof.

Patri Rama Rao Award for best Ph.D Thesis, which, was insti- tuted by The Indian Associa- tion of Veterinary Pathologists.

Engagements

Dr. V. Narayana Pillai, Di- rector, CMFRI attended the following

Discussions with the Sec- retary (Fisheries), and Direc- tor of Fisheries, G o v t , of Kerala on matters pertaining to the issue of revised order regarding the land allotment for the construction of hatch- ery cum laboratories for Vizhinjam Research Centre of

CMFRI, 1, October.

Discussions with Director, CIBA, Chennai regarding the allocation of two floors on the proposed permanent building complex of CIBA to house the Madras Research Centre of CMFRI.

Discussions with DDG (Fy.), ADG (MFy) and other officials of the ICAR on pend- ing matters of the Institute, 1 5, October.

Participated in the Work- shop on "Strategies for sus- tainable development in the coastal areas" organised by

•the Ministry of Environment and Forests, as a Member of the Committee on CRZ, 1 and

3 November.

Participated in the 1 Oth EFC of ICAR to consider the IX Plan scheme of CMFRI, 2 November.

Discussions with Director of Fisheries and Secretary (En- vironment and Forests), Govt, of Karnataka regarding the fi- nal orders related to allotment of land for the Karwar Re- search Centre of CMFRI 5, November.

Visited Matsyafed Hatch- ery, Quilon and discussed with the officials concerned on

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the possibilities of utilising the facilities for pearl oyster cul- ture along the Kerala Coast,

1 7, November.

Discussions with Principal Secretary (Revenue), Govt, of Kerala, regarding extension of lease period for CMFRI Head- quarters land at Cochin, 2 November.

Discussions with Secretary (Fisheries) and Director of Fisheries, Govt, of Kerala re- garding pearl culture pro- gramme to be taken up along Kerala Coast with participa- tion from Fisheries Depart- ment and local fish farmers, 23 November.

Discussions with Superin- tending Engineer, CPWD Trivandrum with regard to ob- taining final clearance for the CMFRI residential complex at Cochin, 24 , November.

Participated in the Work- shop on, " Integrated coastal management with special ref- erence to West Coast of India"

and presented a technical pa- per at Indian Institute of Tech- nology, Murmbai, 29 Novem- ber.

Participated in the All In- dia State Agricultural Univer- sity (SAU) Vice-Chancellors Conference at Vigyan Bhavan,

New Delhi, 8 , December.

Participated in the Interna- tional Symposium on 'Agricul- tural education in the next cen- tury - lessons learnt and pros- pects" held at Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi, 9 t o l 1, December.

Attended a Symposium on

"Recent trends in marine algal research in India", organised by

A n n a m a l a i University, Chidambaram and delivered

the inaugural address, 27, De- cember.

Participated in the Fisher- ies Directors' meeting chaired by DDG (Fisheries) at Chennai, 28 December.

Others

Dr. V.S.K Chennubhotla, Principal Scientist and O f f i c e r - i n - c h a r g e , attended and chaired a session in the National Symposium on, "Re- cent trends in marine algal re- search in I n d i a " held, at

A n n a m a l a i University, Chidambaram, December.

Dr. N. Kaliaperumal Sen- ior Scientist and Dr. S.

Kalimuthu, Technical officer also attended the same.

Dr. Chennubhotla also at- tended a working group meet- ing of resource persons for de- velopment of National Voca-

tional qualifications in fish- eries at PSS, Central Institute of V o c a t i o n a l Education, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh,

12-16 October.

Dr. Chennubhotla also attended and presented pa- pers in the UGC sponsored N a t i o n a l Conference- cum-Workshop on "Wet land conservation at Washim", Maharashtra, 23 to 25 Oc- tober.

Dr. Chennubhotla at- tended a Symposium on

"Man and environment re- flections and vision for fu- t u r e " , Andhra University, Visakhapatnam , 2 to 4 De- cember.

Mr. I. Jagdish, Scientist, participated in the, " India I n t e r n a t i o n a l Trade Fair

1999" conducted by India Trade Promotion Council, New Delhi.

Dr. R. Narayanakumar attended the VII Annual Con- ference of the Agricultural Economics Research Asso- ciation of India (AERA), Uni- versity of Agricultural Sci- ences, Dharwad, Karnataka, and presented a paper on 'Potential, constraints and development of Marine fish- ery in the south-east coast of India', 6-7 October.

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Dr. Narayanakumar and Ms. S. Ashaletha participated in the Seminar on, 'Fuel con- servation in fishing', organ- ised by Central Institute of Fisheries Technology and Pe- troleum Conservation and Re-

search A s s o c i a t i o n , Munambam, C o c h i n , and

presented a paper on Eco- nomics of fuel conservation, 21 October.

Smt. E.K. Uma, Senior Hindi Translator and Smt. E..

Sasikala, Hindi Translator at- tended a two days Workshop on 'Official language imple- mentation - achievements and perspectives, NAARM, Hyderabad, 29- 30 Novem-

ber.

Dr. G. Gopakumar, Sen- ior. Scientist and Shri. S.

Radhakrishnan Nair, Junior Clerk attended a Hindi Work- shop organised by Trivandrum TOLIC, 3 December.

Shri. T.S. Velayudhan, Senior Scientist and Shri. C.

Jayakanthan, Junior Clerk at- tended the one day seminar organised by Cochin TOLIC, 30 November.

Appointments

Dr. R. Paul Raj as Head, PNPD at Kochi, 13 December.

Shri. T. Narender as Sci- entist (On Probation) at Fish- eries Harbour Laboratory,l 2 November.

Shri Biju, M.V. as Hindi Translator (T - II - 3) at Mandapam Camp, 30 Octo- ber.

Shri C. Mugesh as Skin Diver (T-2) atTuticorin, 8 No- vember.

Promotions

Shri S. Murugan, SSGr. II (Safaiwala) as SSGr. Ill (Safaiwala) at M a n d a p a m Camp, 27 September.

Shri V. N a r a s i m h a Bharathi, SSGr. II (Daftry) as SSGr. Ill . (Daftry) at Mandapam Camp, 6 October.

Shri K. Shanmuganathan, SSGr. I (Lab attentent) as SSGr.

II (Lab attendent) at Mandapam Camp, 27 Sep- tember.

Financial Upgradation under Assured Career

Progression Scheme

The f o l l o w i n g officials have been granted the benefit of financial upgradation to the next higher grades with effect

f r o m the dates indicated against each under the above scheme.

Ms. K.J. Malathi Devi, Stenographer at Kochi to the

pay scale of R s 6 5 0 0 - 2 0 0 - 1 0 5 0 0 , 9 Au-

gust.

Ms. N. Yesoda, Stenogra- pher at Kochi to the pay scale of Rs 6500-200-10500, 9 Au- gust.

Shri K.N. Murali, Junior Stenographer at Kochi to the pay scale of Rs 5500-175-999, 9 August.

Shri C D . M a n o h a r a n , Junior Stenographer at KVK,

Narakkal to the pay Scale of Rs 5500-1 75-9000, 9 August.

Ms. I. M. Baby Raialakshmi, Sen- ior Clerk at Kochi to the pay scale of Rs 5500-175-6000,, 9 August.

Ms.A. Ranjini, Senior Clerk at Kochi to the pay scale of Rs 5500-175-9000, 9 Au- gust.

Shri S. Radhakrishnan Nair, Lower Division Clerk at Vizhinjam to the pay Scale of Rs 4000-100-6000, 9 August.

Shri Chandrasekharan Nair, P.P., Lower Division Clerk 6

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at Kochi to the pay scale of Rs 4000-100-6000, 9 August.

Ms. D. Lalithambika amma, Lower Division Clerk at Kochi to the pay scale of Rs 4000-100-6000, 9 August.

Ms. Binny Cheriyan, Lower Division Clerk at Kochi to the pay scale of Rs 4000-100-6000, 9 August.

Ms. N.G. Supriya, Lower Division Clerk at Kochi to the pay Scale of Rs 4000-100-6000, 25 August.

Shri K. Sankaran, SSGr. I (Gardener) at Kochi to the pay scale of Rs 2610 - 6 0 - 3 1 5 0 - 65 - 3 5 4 0 , 9 August.

Shri T.P. A b o o b a c k e r , SSGr. I (Messenger) at Kochi to the pay scale of Rs 261 0 - 60 -

3 1 5 0 - 65 - 3540, 9 August.

Shri M.J. Joseph, SSGr. I (Lab Attendent) at Kochi to the pay scale of Rs 2 6 1 0 - 6 0 - 3 1 5 0 - 6 5 - 3 5 4 0 , 9 August.

T r a n s f e r s

Dr. D.B. James, Senior Sci- entist from Tuticorin to Chennai.

Ms. Miriam Paul, Scien- tist from KVK Njarakkal to Visakhapatnam.

Shri. Wilson T. Mathew, Sci- entist from C h e n n a i to Cochin.

Ms. K.N. Saleela, Scien- tist f r o m Kakinada to Vizhinjam.

Ms Lakshmi Pillai, Sci- entist f r o m Tuticorin to Calicut.

Ms. Sujatha Thomas, Scientist from Veraval to Calicut.

Shri K.M. Abdulla, Assist- ant from M a n g a l o r e to Karwar.

Shri T R. Sreekumaran, O i l m a n T - l l - 3 from Vizhinjam to FMC Njarakkal.

Shri M. Selvaraj, Techni- cal Assistant (T-ll-3) from Tuticorin to Veraval.

Shri Bhavanandham, As- sistant f r o m Tuticorin to Mangalore.

Shri K. T h i n a k a r a n SSGr.l (Deckhand) from Tuticorin to Veraval.

Relief

Shri V Radhakrishnan.

N a i r , T e c h n i c a l O f f i c e r , (T-5) from Kochi was re- lieved from his duties on 2 0 - 1 1 - 9 9 to join as Scien-

t i s t at NRCCVVF, N a i n i t g l , 2 0 , November.

R e t i r e m e n t s

S h r i D. S i v a l i n g a m , Senior Scientist at Tuticorin retired on attaining the age of superannuation, 31 Oc- tober.

Shri Kuber Vidyasagar, Senior Scientist at Mumbai retired on attaining the age of superannuation, 30 No- vember.

Shri Varughese Jacob, Technical o f f i c e r (T-6) at Kochi retired on attaining the age of superannuation, 30 November

Resignation

Ms.S, Nagammal, SSGr III (Lab a t t e n d e n t ) at Mandapam Camp resigned, 31 December.

Published by Dr. V.N. Pillai, Director, Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Cochin-14. Ph. : 394867 Edited by Smt. Sheela Immanuel & Smt. S. Ashaletha , Scientists, Compiled by T.N. Ananthalakshmy, Technical Assistant.

Printed at Cherrys Printers Kaloor, Kochi-17. Ph. : 345681

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