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VIGYAN VARTA
An International E-Magazine for Science Enthusiasts

Vigyan Varta An International E-Magazine for Science Enthusiasts is an online multidisciplinary peer reviewed magazine covering all the domains of science. Manuscripts that are well structured and organized in any relevant field of science are given preference. It publishes all types of writings including popular articles, newsletters, meeting reports, success stories, etc that undergo a peer review by the strong editorial team that we have.

Aim and Scope: The e-magazine aims to develop scientific writing skill and acumen among the researchers and academicians from various fields. Writing popular articles in a proper format (as mentioned in our e-magazine) can help the researchers learn the art of scientific writing that will help them publish quality research papers in their future. Also, reading the articles from different domains will help the readers gain insights and wider knowledge about the present world. 

E-ISSN: 2582-9467

Frequency of Publication: Monthly  

Language: English (only)

Starting Year/ Date of Commencement of the e-magazine: May, 2020

Mode/ Format of Publication: Online  

Moto: Happy Learning 

Founder

Miss Suvangi Rath



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Editorial

RETRACTION OF ARTCILE ALERT!!!!

It was very unfortunate to find that authors are found copying the thesis of others without their knowledge and publishing the unpublished data as articles in our magazine. As a disciplinary action, the concerned authorities were informed and a meeting was done with them. As a punishment, the article was retracted from the magazine and acceptance of the other article was withdrawn and heavy fine was imposed on the authors. 

Please note that Vigyan Varta is not responsible and is no longer accepting the publication of the below articles:


1. Use of Dried Distiller's Grains with Soluble (DDGS) in Fish Nutrition

2. Effect of Fungicide on Fishes 


Authors: Devarshi Ranjan. Priyanka Verma and Mayank Bhushan Singh


The certificates, articles and the acceptance emails stand null and void. 


Others are warned not to dare do such unethical practices!!!!

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Special Issue 2 is now out for the 15 DAYS TRAINING CUM CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME ON TRENDING NOVEL TECHNOLOGIES IN AGRICULTURE, ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, FISHERIES SCIENCE, AND THEIR ALLIED SYSTEMS ORGANIZED BY- SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURE RESEARCH AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (NEW DELHI) COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE (TRIPURA, LEMBUCHERA, WEST TRIPURA)



Current Article

Precision Irrigation Management Using Modelling and Remote Sensing Approaches

Satyajit Panda et. al.

To attain the goal of optimum water and nutrient use efficiency, precision irrigation management uses the most effective irrigation techniques. For precision irrigation management, it is crucial to comprehend spatial field variation. As a constant and user-friendly source of data, satellite sensors and remote sensing technology have the potential to improve water management in irrigated areas and estimate crop water demand. Crop simulation models are used in irrigation management and crop production, and they have shown to be quite helpful in improving knowledge of the functioning of agricultural systems. Crop models running in real time can furnish data on irrigation development and yield progression of the crop. As a new technique for managing precision irrigation, a synergy between remote sensing and crop simulation models can be suggested.

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Microbial Insecticides: An Eco-friendly Approach for Bio-Intensive Pest Management

Hamendra Singh et. al.

Microbial insecticides are the exploitation of diseases causing organisms to reduce the population of insect pests below damaging levels. The microorganism?s that have been found suitable for microbial control are fungi, bacteria, viruses, protozoa and nematodes. Over 3000 micro organisms have been reported to cause diseases in insect, viruses, protozoa, and nematodes. Among these bacteria are the potential microbial control agents and among them, Bacillus thuringiensis proved to be the superior one against lepidopteran caterpillars. Entomopathogenic nematodes are microscopic round worms that attack and kill insect caterpillars/ grub and thy continue their life cycle by reproducing with in the dead host. Spores of the entomopathogenic fungus adhere to the insect skin and on germination penetrate the body wall eventually killing the insect. The most commonly used are Metarhizium anisoplea against coconut rhinocerous beetle, Fusarium palidosarum against cowpea aphid and Paecilomyces liliaceneus against white flies. Cautious application of microbial insecticides will provide good control of insect pests, chiefly available and eco-friendly in nature.

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Custom Hiring Centre: A Means of Livelihood for Farm Women

Sabita Mishra et. al.

Improving livelihood of farm women creates a positive environment in the social and economic development of the nation. For rural women, agri-entrepreneurship is one of the sustainable livelihood approaches where the limited resources are skillfully utilized and value added to enhance income and employment of people. The resource base and needs of farm women of Jaguleipadar, Kanas, Puri were studied and a Custom Hiring Centre (CHC) was established to improve their livelihood. A Women Farmers Interest Group (WFIG) was created involving farm women from a number of SHGs for smooth running of the CHC. A spice grinding machine was installed in the CHC for value addition of farm produce and to improve the livelihood opportunity of the farmwomen and farmers. Besides, the CHC was also provided with various agricultural tools and equipments. The CHC supplied equipments and tools to needy farm women/ farmers on hiring basis which strengthened the financial base of the WFIG besides the income earned through the use of spice grinding machine.

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