DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY GYNAECOLOGY & OBSTETRICS GADVASU .

DEPARTMENT OF VETERINARY GYNAECOLOGY & OBSTETRICSGADVASU, LudhianaCentre of Advanced Faculty Training in Veterinary Gynaecology & ReproductionBrief Training Reports 2017-20A. BRIEF REPORT 20171Name of the training course23Duration and datesTotal number ofparticipants :i) From SAU’sii) From ICAR Institutesiii) Local participantsiv) States representedCourse DirectorCourse Coordinators456789Faculty :i) From within thedepartmentii) From other departmentsof the Institute /Universityiii) Guest FacultyNumber of practical andmajor techniques covereda) Laboratory manualpreparedb) If yes, title of themanualNo. of lectures deliveredand major areas coveredSelection of superior sires, pre-breeding evaluation, qualitysemen production and fertility optimization in dairyanimals, an update21 days; October 24 to November 13, 2017-- 17-- 17-- Nil-- 02-- 10Dr Prahlad Singh, Professor and Head1. Dr Ajeet Kumar, Associate Professor2. Dr.Ashwani Kumar Singh, Assistant Professor-- 06-- 06-- 05Eighteen (18)Bull selection, Bull handling and management, Breedingsoundness evaluation of bulls- general and specific; Semencollection in bulls and bucks by AV; Semen collection in bullsusing electroejaculator; AI in goats; Ultrasonographic evaluationof male and female genitalia; Infrared thermography; Rump fatthickness using ultrasonography, Semen collection from dogs,Use of colour dopppler, Bull semen evaluation and itscryopreservation using biofreezer; Ovum pick technique in cow;COC quality evaluation; Assessment of sperm membraneintegrity and migration capability.a) Nob) N.A.Twenty six (33)Evaluation and selection of bulls for fertility; management ofbulls for better fertility; Semen collection, evaluation andfertility optimization; Cryopreservation of semen and use ofadditives; Fertility biomarkers for bulls; Nutritionalmanagement of bulls, Pesticides in relation to fertility, Impact ofclimate change on fertility, Management of lameness,Immunocytochemistry of sperm, Pig semen production,Breeding soundness of equines, Use of biotechnological tools insmall ruminants, Semen sexing, Oocyte quality assessment andmaturation; Sexed semen production; Nutrition and itsinteraction with puberty and reproduction in bulls, Effectiveteaching methods by using animation tools. Stress managementat work place and role of moral teaching in enhancing work

101112131415Copies of lectures/notesgivenAny other reading materialgivenName of the Director,CAFTAddressTelephone - Office- Resi.E-mail addressefficiency.PDF softcopies of lectures and compendium of lecturesprovided.Articles (softcopies, pdf files) provided to participants accordingto their research areas. Compendia of previous trainingsorganized under CAFTDr Prahlad SinghProfessor and Head-cum-Director of CAFTDeptt. of Veterinary Gynaecology & ObstetricsGuru Angad Dev Vety. & Animal Sciences University,Ludhiana91-161-2400917, 2414003Mobile: 943104958prahlad.gadvasu@gmail.com

B. BREIF REPORT 2018123456789Name of the training course “Current Reproduction Technologies vis-à-vis FertilityAugmentation in Farm Animals”Duration and dates21 days from October 9-29, 2018Totalnumberof24 (Twenty Four)participants:24 (Twenty Four)i) From SAU’sNilii) From ICAR Institutes03 (Three)iii) Local participants10 (Three)iv) States representedCourse DirectorDr Prahlad Singh, Professor and HeadCourse Coordinators1. Dr Ashwani Kumar Singh, Assistant Professor2. Dr Mrigank Honparkhe, GynaecologistFaculty:i) Fromwithinthe11 (Eleven)department09 (Nine)ii) Fromotherdepartments of the03 (Three)Institute / Universityiii) Guest FacultyNumber of practical and 15 (Fifteen)major techniques coveredCytobrush technique in evaluating uterine health,Ultrasonongraphic evaluation of male reproductive tract infarm animals, Infra-red thermography in male reproduction,Handling and treatment of clinical cases, Doppler ultrasoundimaging of reproductive organs of farm animals, Semencollection and vaginal cytology in canines, Analysis ofantisperm antibodies through ELISA, Detection of proteinsthrough SDS-PAGE and Western Blotting, Ovum pick-up incattle, Hands on practice in reproductive ultrasonography indairy animals, Oocyte aspiration and IVM procedures ography in dairy animals, Procedures of fetotomy,Mitigating stress at work place and tips to improve teachingskills, Histopathological procedures in farm animalreproductiona) Laboratory manuala) Nopreparedb) If yes, title of theb) N.A.manualNo. of lectures delivered 29 (Twenty Nine)and major areas coveredClimate change and its effect on reproduction in dairyanimals, Antisperm antibodies: A boon to evaluate andidentify potential fertile bulls, Role of seminal plasmaproteins in semen fertility, Advances in uterine healthevaluation and treatment strategies in large animals, Currentupdates on reproductive practices in swine, Ultrasonographya diagnostic tool for reproductive problems in farm animals,Field application of reproductive technologies, Role ofnuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) technique in evaluatingmale infertility, Reproduction and nutrition interaction indairy animals, Resumption of postpartum reproduction in

101112131415dairy animals, Role of advanced reproductive technologiesfor augmenting reproductive efficiency of farm animals,Advances in animal nutrition for augmenting reproductiveefficiency, Molecular mechanisms of semen cryopreservationin buffalo, Clinico-pathological observations in retention offoetal membranes, Approaches to enhance superovulatoryresponse and transferable embryo production in cattle,Hormonal and nutritional strategies to hasten onset ofpuberty in dairy animals, Oocyte quality assessment and invitro culture of bovine embryos, Lameness and its impact onreproduction in dairy buffalo, Advances in reproductivebiotechnology of farm animals, Cryopreservation inducedchanges in sperm: Structural and molecular aspects, Currentstatus of bovine embryo transfer technology, Strategies toprevent early embryonic mortality in farm animals, Libidoand reproductive efficiency of breeding bulls, Improvementof postpartum reproduction in buffaloes, Estroussynchronization protocols and economic attributes,Augmentation of fertility in bovines, Pathological diagnosticapproaches in reproductive disorders, Extension services indissemination of reproductive technologies to end users,Melatonin implants and seasonal breeding in buffaloes.Copies of lectures / notes1. Compendium of Lecturesgiven2. Soft copies of lectures and PPTs (PDF)Any other reading material1. Reference Articles – softcopies as PDF files.given2. Compendium of previous trainings as perneed of the participants.Name of the Director,Dr Prahlad Singh, Professor and HeadCAFTAddressDepartment of VeterinaryGynaecology andObstetricsGuru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal SciencesUniversity Ludhiana – 141004, Punjab, IndiaTelephone - Office 91-161-2414003- Residence 91-161-2972393- Mobile 91-9463104958E-mailprahlad.gadvasu@gmail.com, hodvgo@gmail.com

C. BREIF REPORT 20191Name of the training course2Duration and dates34Total number of participants:i) From SAU’sii) From ICAR Institutesiii) Local participantsiv) States representedCourse Director5Course Coordinators6Faculty :(i) From within thedepartment(ii) From other departmentsof the Institute / University(iii) Guest FacultyNo. of practicals and majortechniques covered.789(a) Laboratory manualprepared(b) If yes, title of themanualNo. of lectures delivered andmajor areas coveredCurrent Knowledge and Future Challenges in DomesticAnimal Theriogenology21 days; 03-23 Oct 20192319010310Dr. Prahlad SinghProfessor and Head-cum-Director of CAFT1. Dr Ajeet Kumar, Associate Professor2. Dr. S S Dhindsa , Assistant Professor07080420; Ultrasonography and Colour doppler ofreproductive organs, Fetal monitoring with cardiotocography, fetotomy operations, exfoliative vaginalcytology, use of electroejaculator, breeding soundnessevaluation, Infrared thermography, Back fat analysisusing ultrasonography, pelvimetry, OPU, USG guidedfollicular ablation, oocyte and embryo grading,Detorsion in large animals, Caesarean section,Ovariohysterectomy, Use of estrous detector. Visits todairy and studs farms to weigh adoption of newtechniques vis a vis entrepreneurship.a) Nob) N.A.33; Bull fertility, semen technology, Semencryopreservation, synchronization of estrus, postcaesarean complications, uterine torsion and prolapse inbovine, Melatonin in augmenting reproduction, embryoproduction and in vitro fertilization, Infectiousinfertility, Semen additives, ROP in dairy animals,Reproductive disorders in equines and Hysteroscopy inbovines, Urovagina in cows and oocyte competence inrepeat breeding cows, large and small animal anesthesia1

1011Copies of lectures/notesgivenAny other reading materialgiven12Name of the Director, CAFT13Address14Telephone – Office- Resi.E-mail address15vis a vis care of critical patients. Breeding managementin equines by Dr Mustaq Ahmad, Incharge Vet, ETTUnit, Dubai Camel Breeding centre, Dubai, UAE overvideo link.Compendium of lectures given.Compendium of lectures & PDF files of power pointpresentation, practical manual of UG courses. Studymaterials from previous years’ compendium.Dr Prahlad SinghProfessor and Head-cum-Director of CAFTDeptt. of Veterinary Gynaecology & ObstetricsGuru Angad Dev Vety. & Animal Scs. d.gadvasu@gmail.com

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through SDS-PAGE and Western Blotting, Ovum pick-up in cattle, Hands on practice in reproductive ultrasonography in dairy animals, Oocyte aspiration and IVM procedures in dairy animals, Demonstration of reproductive ultrasonography in dairy animals, Procedures of fetotomy, Mitigating stress at work place and tips to improve teaching skills, Histopathological procedures in farm animal .