Food safety, Zoonoses and Epidemiology

• Celebration of World Rabies Day, 2018 - Awareness camp for school childrens - 28th September, 2018
• Celebration of World Animal Welfare Day 2019 – Awareness camp and rally for school childrens and general public - 4th October, 2019
• Participation in the activities of World Veterinary Day
• Five ASCAD training in year 2015-16 – Advances in Prevention and Control of Commonly Occurring Communicable Diseases in Livestock for Field Veterinarians.
• Online National seminar on “Public Health Interventions In India Slowed The Spread of COVID-19 Epidemic Dynamics” – organized on the occasion of World Zoonoses Day, 6th July, 2020
• Online National level quiz to raise awareness of the risk of zoonotic diseases among students, veterinarians, general people and all respondents through online mode – organized on the occasion of World Zoonoses Day, 6th July, 2020
• Online Work-shop on topic “An Insight to Research Proposal, Statistical Techniques and Intellectual Property Rights” in participations, with other faculties of College of Veterinary Science and A.H., Mhow (M.P.) - 26, 27, 28th June, 2020
• 21 days online training on topic “Application of Novel Methods in Prevention and Control of Zoonoses and Ensuring Food Safety” – in participations, with other veterinary public health faculties of different campii of NDVSU, Jabalpur (M.P.) – 18 th February, 2021 to 10th March, 2021.
• Lectures in farmer’s training: Imparts knowledge of clean and hygienic milk production, communicable diseases to the farmers, as and when required.
• Participation in the preparation of the leaflet, folder etc. intended for awareness of the public and farmers.

1. Kumar, V., Aulakh, R.S., Gill, J.P.S., Gupta D. K. and N. Kashyap (2020). Evaluation of quality of milk sold in different parts of Punjab (India) using somatic cell and bacterial counts. Veterinary Practitioner, Vol. 21 (1): 27-30. 

2.  Gupta V. K., Aulakh R.S. and Tomar S.S. (2019). Novel method for the determination of preservative (formaldehyde) in bovine milk based on smart phone based colorimetric technology, The Indian Journal of Veterinary Science and Biotechnology, Vol. 15(2): 30-33. 

3. Gupta V. K., Aulakh R.S., Tomar S.S. and Gupta P. (2019). Assessing Milk Safety Related Practices: Opinions, Attitude and Awareness Level Among Dairy Farmers in Malwa Region of Madhya Pradesh (India), Journal of Veterinary & Marine Sciences, Vol. 2(1): 30-37. 

4. Kumar Vipin, Aulakh R.S., Gill J.P.S. and Bedi J.S. (2019). Analyzing efficacy of milk adulteration testing kits and conventional biochemical methods prevailing in India. Accepted for publication in Veterinary Practitioner Vol.19 (2): 256-259.

5. Gupta V. K., Bansal D. and Gupta P. (2019). Zoonotic Transmission of Canine Scabies: A Case Report, Journal of Veterinary & Marine Sciences, Vol. 1(1):3-6.

6. Kumar Vipin, Aulakh R.S., Gill J.P.S., Bedi J.S. and Kashyap N. (2018). Risk based analysis of microbial safety of milk from traditional dairy markets in Punjab (India), Veterinary Practitioner, Vol. 19(1): 115-116

7. Gupta V.K., Aulakh R.S., Singh C. and Gill J.P.S. (2018). Qualitative and quantitative determination of sugar and starch adulterants in market milk of Punjab (India). Journal of Veterinary Public Health, Vol. 16 (2):107-110

Curricular-

1)      Determination of antibiotic residue in milk and their public health significance: M.V.Sc. research work; under progress

2)      Bovine brucellosis: Sero-prevalence and risk factor assessment: M.V.Sc. research work; under progress 

Completed research projects – NIL

Outgoing research projects - NIL