Department of Agricultural Economics and Statistics

 

		About Department
		Academic Programmes
		Infrastructure
		Mandate
		Faculty
		Co-curricular Activities
		Research Activities and Achievements(including projects)
		Extension Activities and Achievements
		Publications
		Contact Information

 

About Department

The Department of Agricultural Economics and Statistics was established in 1970. The major functions of the department are post-graduate teaching, research and extension activities. Post-graduation is the main activity. The total number of intake capacity of student per year in M.Sc. and Ph.D. is 20 and 3 students, respectively.

Historical Perspective

During the seventies, the emphasis shifted to resource productivity, labour employment and farm mechanization, risk management and marketing efficiency. In the eighties, emphasis further shifted to technological changes, yield gap and constraints analysis, input and output marketing, price policy and subsidy issues, farm capital requirements, agricultural development and regional imbalances and management of resources. In the nineties, emphasis further shifted to total agricultural factor productivity, agricultural research investment, technology evaluation and impact assessment, food and nutrition policy. In the year 2000,   prespective of the research programme of the department broadened to input-output markets, post-harvest losses and international trade. Currently socio-economic policy research on technology assessment, demand supply scenarios, development of indicators for measurement of sustainability and sharing of global markets are the priority area of research.

 

Academic Programmes

M.Sc. (Agril. Economics):  2 years : Intake Capacity: 18

Ph.D.(Agril. Economics):    3 years : Intake Capacity: 03

M.Sc. Courses

 . Core Courses (Total Credits: 21)

. Minor Courses (Total Credits: 09)

. Supporting Courses (Total Credits: 06)

. Research Courses (Total Credits: 20)

. Seminar Courses (Total Credits: 01)

Details of Course work proposed for M.Sc. Student
Sr. No.	Course No.	Course Title	Credits
		Major Courses	14+7=21
1	AG.ECON-501	Micro Economic Theory And Application	2+0
2	AG.ECON-502	Macro Economics And Policy	2+0
3	AG.ECON-505	Agricultural Marketing & Price Analysis	2+1
4	AG.ECON-506	Research Methodology For Social Sciences	1+1
5	AG.ECON-503	Evolution of Economic Thought	1+0
6	AG.ECON-504	Agricultural Production Economics	1+1
7	AG.ECON-507	Econometrics	2+1
8	AG.ECON-509	Agricultural Finance And Project Management	2+1
9	AG.ECON-508	Linear Programming	1+1
10	AG.ECON-591	Seminar	0+1
11	AG ECON-599	Research Work	0+20
		Minor Courses	6+3=09
12	AG.ECON-517	Computer Applications For Agricultural Economics	2+1
13	EXT-503	Diffusion And Adoption of Innovations	2+1
14	EXTN-507	Human Resource Development	2+1
		Supporting Courses	12+7=19
	STAT-511	Statistical Methods For Applied Sciences	2+1
	STAT-513*	General Statistical Methods and Research Methodology	1+1
	STAT-501	Mathematical  Methods  For  Applied Sciences	3+0
	STAT-507*	Design of experiment for plant Protection	2+1
	STAT-508*	Design of experiment for Animal Science	2+1
	STAT-512*	Experimental Design	2+1
	STAT-531*	Data analysis using Statistical packages	0+2
	—-	Non Credit Compulsory Courses	3+3
	PGS-501**	Library and Information Services	0+1
	PGS-504**	Basic Concept in Laboratory Techniques	0+1
	PGS-502**	Technical Writing and communication skills	0+1
	PGS-503**	Intellectual Property & its Management in Agriculture	1+0
	PGS-506**	Disaster Management	1+0
	PGS-505**	Agricultural Research ethics and rural Development Programme	1+0

*Offer for other discipline , **offer by other discipline    Major-21, Minor-09, Supporting-06, NCCC-06 = Total 42

Ph.D. Courses

• Core Courses (Total Credits 20 )
• Minor courses (Total Credits 09)
• Supporting Courses (Total Credits 08 )
• Research (Total Credits 45)
• Seminar (Total Credits 02 )

Details of Course work proposed in Ph.D. Student
Sr. No.	Course No.	Course Title	Credits
		Core Courses	12+08= 20
1	AG.ECON-601	Advanced Micro-Economic Analysis	1+1
2	AG.ECON-602	Advanced Macro-Economic Analysis	2+0
3	AG.ECON-605	Quantitative Development Policy Analysis	1+1
4	AG.ECON-606	Advanced Agricultural Marketing And Price Analysis	2+1
5	AG.ECON-603	Advanced Econometrics	2+1
6	AG.ECON-604	Advanced Production Economics	2+1
7	AG.ECON-609	Environmental Economics	2+1
8	AG.ECON-691	Doctoral Seminar	0+1
9	AG.ECON-692	Doctoral Seminar	0+1
10		Research Work	0+45
		Minor courses	6+3=9
11	EXTN-603	Advanced In Training Technology	2+1
12	EXT – 604	Organisational Development	2+1
13	EXT – 605	Advanced Instructional Technology	2+1
		Supporting Courses	6+2=08
14	STAT – 601	Advanced Statistical Methods	2+1
15	STAT -602	Advanced Mathematics For Economics	2+0
16	STAT- 604*	Genetical Statistics	2+1
17	STAT-605*	Design of Experiment for Plant Sciences	2+1
18	STAT-607	Multivariate Analysis	2+1
		Non- credit compulsory courses(NCCC)	0+4
19	PGS  501	Library and information Services	0+1
20	PGS 504	Basic concept in laboratory Technique	0+1
21	PGS 502	Technical writing and communication Skill	0+1
22	PGS 503	Intellectual Property and its management in Agriculture	0+1
		Grand Total	20+09+08+04= 41

*Offer for other discipline

Topic of Educational Research:

M .Sc

Sr. No.	Name of Scholar	Title of Thesis	Name of Guide	Year of Submission
1	Torane  Jaipal Sanjay	Marketable And Marketed Surplus Of Selected Cereals In Amravati District.	Dr.S.C. Nagpure	2013
2	Surve Subhash Dharmaji	Economic Evaluation Of Pulse Processing Unit.	Shri G.B.Malthane	2013
3	Gore Nitisha Hirachsnd	Crop Diversification In Akola District.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2013
4	Gawande Mamta Dewaji	Dynamics Of Cropping Pattern In Buldhana District.	Dr. S.J.Kakde	2013
5	Bhaskar Komal Rambhau	Export Performance Of Selected Vegetables And Spices In India.	Dr. B.N. Ganvir	2013
6	Tarange Vijay Tukaram	Economics Of Production And Marketing Of Pomegranate In Buldhana District.	Shri G.B.Malthane	2013
7	Kulkarni Akhilesh Ramesh	Economics Of Production And Marketing Of Pomegranate In Washim District.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2013
8	Khandre Rupali Pandurang	Impact Assessment Of Recommended Technologies Pea In Vidarbha Region.	Dr.S .J.Kakde	2013
9	Nikhade Priyanka Arvind	Economics Of Production And Marketing Of Banana In Akola  District	Dr.B.N. Ganvir	2013
10	Matode Swapnil Dinkarrao	Temporal Changes In Economics Of Production Of Major  Crops In Akola   District	Dr.S .J.Kakde	2013
11	Tayade Lochan Ashok	Economics Of Production And Marketing Of Green Chilli  In Akola District.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2013
12	Omaid s/o Najmuddin	Impact Of Technologies On Cotton Production In Vidarbha Region Of Maharashtra.	Dr.B.N. Ganvir	2013
13	Atla Jyoti Sukaru	Economic Analysis Of Production And Marketing Of Garlic In Akola District.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2013
14	Patil Sudip PraKash	“Food Security With Reference To Supply Gap Of Major Food Grains In Akola District.”	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2013
15	Jadhav Madhuri Rajaram	Economic Analysis Of Onion Seed Production And Marketing In Akola District.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2013
16	Dahake Vaibhav Vitthalrao	Economic Analysis Of Broiler Production ii wardha District.	Dr.B.N. Ganvir	2013
17	Miss Ghevade Aditi Suryakant	Income,Expenditure and Saving pattern of small farmers in Akola district.	Shri. G.B. Malthane	2013
18	Patil Harish Ananda	Technical Efficiency in Wheat production of Amravati Division.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2013
19	Rade  Ganeshkumar  Dilipkumar	Technical Efficiency in Gram production of Amravati Division.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2013
20	Sujoy Hazari	Economic Of Production And Marketing Of Soyabean   In Akola District.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2014
21	Monalisha Gurung	Labour Input Behaviour In Selected Crops.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2014
22	Bihade Dharti Panjabrao	DynamicS Of Districtwise Economic Growth In Amravati Division.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2014
23	Wankhade Shital Digambar	Economic Analysis Of Production And Marketing Of Cauliflower   In Washim District.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2014
24	Dhore Gajanan Anna	Economic Analysis Of Production And Marketing Of Watermelon   In Buldhana District.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2014
25	Dharanguttikar Amarsingh  Arvind	Economic Analysis Of Milk Production And Disposal  In Akola District.	Dr.S.J.Kakde	2014
26	Matte Rupali Nanaji	Economic Analysis Of Production And Marketing Of Marigold Flower In Akola District	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2014
27	Bavaskar Vilas Vikram	Economic Analysis Of Production And Marketing Of Cabbgage In Akola District.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2014
28	Mohod Manoj Sahebrao	Economics of Crop Insurance Scheme For Gram In Akola District	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2014
29	Kamble Gaurav Dattatray	Determinants Of Overdues In Agriculture.	Dr.S.C. Nagpure	2014
30	Waghmare Swapnil Balu	Economic Analysis Of Production And Marketing Of  Dry  Chilli  In  Akola  District	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2014
31	Pisal Mayur Sandeep	Economics Of Production And Marketing Of Turmeric in Amravati District.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2014
32	Bhoge Vivek  Dnyaneshwarrao	Economic Analysis Of Sustainability Of Farming In Amravati District.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2014
33	Dhindale Nilehs   Vishvanath	Profitability Of Goat Farming In Western Vidarbha.	Dr.S.J.Kakde	2014
34	Jawale Nilesh Sitaram	Credit Gap In Crop loan In Bhuldhana District.	Dr.S.C.Nagpure	2014
35	Giri Ganesh Bhagwat	Impact Of Techonologies On Kharif Jowar Production In Bhuladhana District.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2014
36	Mane Rajesh Kumar	Impact of minimum support price on agriculture crops -a study in Amravati division.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2014
37	Machale Shivraj Kisan	Impact of mechanization on crops productivity in Akola district.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2015
38	Gawande Gaurav wasudev	Economics of production and marketing of Ginger in Amravati Division.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2015
39	Rathod Rita Prakash	Economic Analysis of Production and Marketing of Kagzi Lime in Akola District	Dr.S.C.Nagpure	2015
40	Namrata Shantaram Tale	Economics of Production and Marketing of Muskmelon in Akola District.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2015
41	Kalpande Sagar Balkrishana	Export Performance of Cotton in India	Dr.S.C.Nagpure	2015
42	Sonkusare Darshana Rambaroshe	Export Performance of Livestock Production in India.	Dr.S.C.Nagpure	2015
43	Miss Pawar  Poonam Ashok	Analysis Price Behaviour of Soyabean in Amravati Division.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2015
44	Bane Varsha Gunaji .	Analysis of Land Use Dyanamics in Amravati District.	Dr.S.N Suryawanshi	2015
45	Shelke Mangesh Vinayakrao	Analysis of Price Behaviour of Gram in Amravati Division.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2015
46	Tupatkar Ashwini Sanjay	Analysis of Price Behaviour of Red Gram in Amravati Division.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2015
47	Barsagade Babita Anandrao	Economic Analysis of Paddy Processing in Gondia District.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2015
48	Chaudhari Valmik Appa	Econamics of Production and Marketing of Panpimpiri.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2015
49	Kale Balasaheb Nehru	Econamics of Production and Marketing of Tomato in Akola District.	Dr.S.J.Kakde	2015
50	Doifole Nilesh Tejrao	Economics of Production and Marketing of Rabi Jowar in Buldhana Disrtict	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2015
51	Doifole Abhijit Shivaji	Nutritional Food Security in Akola Ditrict	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2015
52	Thakare Raju Vitthal	Economic Analysis Of Production and Marketing of Guar Crop in  Amravati District	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2015
53	Borse Bhagyshree Chileeya	Economics Of farming Systems in Akola District	Dr.S.J.Kakde	2015
54	Sonaje Sagar Dilip	Growth and Instability  of soybean in Amravati division	Dr.S.J.Kakde	2015
55	Chormale Poonam Kailashrao	Economic analysis of Cheakpea in Yavatmal District	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2015
56	Sonone Vaibhav Gulabrao	Impact of Climate change on yield of Sorghum and Paddy	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2016
57	Alexander Eric Manohar	Role of Institutional Credit in Agriculture in Akola District	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2016
58	Kadam Kalyanirajan Yashwant	Price Analysis of Turmeric for major markets of  Maharashtra	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2016
59	Rasakar Kshitija Suresh	Price analysis of Maize for major markets of Maharastra	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2016
60	Bahele Poonam Gunilal	Price analysis of Green Gram for major markets of Amravati division.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2016
61	Ambekar Jagdish Ramdas	Export Performance of fish and fish Products in India.	Dr .S.C. Nagpure	2016
62	Pandhare Megha Purushottam	Behaviour of Arrival and Prices of Onion in Maharashtra.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2016
63	Khandangale Dehananjay Pralhad	Performance of National Agricultural Insurance Scheme: Special reference to gram.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2016
64	Tutan Sutradhar	Import and Export performance of natural rubber in India.	Dr.S.C. Nagpure	2016
65	Korra Vijaya Lakshmi	Dynamics of cropping pattern and crop diversification in Amravati Division of Maharashtra.	Dr.S.C. Nagpure	2016
66	Sadar Ayodhya Vithoba	Price analysis of red chilli for major markets of Maharashtra.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2016
67	Phate Yogesh Sudhakar	Behaviour of arrival and Prices of Black gram.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2016
68	Kiran Dhawane	Marketable and Marketed surplus of major cereals and pulses in Amravati district .	Dr.S.C. Nagpure	2016
69	Sukhadeve Priyanka  Radheshyam	Economics of Production and marketing of Lythyrus and Lineseed in Bhandara District.	Dr.S.N Suryawanshi	2016
70	Wankhade Jeevankala Suresh	Analysis of price Behaviour and marketing practices of Ajwain.	Dr.S.C. Nagpure	2016
71	Telang Swapnil Ramesh	Economics Of Production And Marketing Of Banana In Washim District	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2016
72	Ku Lande Sukanya Shudhir	Export and Import performance of Sugar in India	Dr .S.C. Nagpure	2017
73	Ku Manwar Madhuri Khushal	Structural Changes in cropping Pattern in Selected Tahsils of Wardha District.	Dr .S.C. Nagpure	2017
74	Mahesh C.S.	Export Performance of Termeric in India.	Dr .S.C. Nagpure	2017
75	Ku. Gupta Pallavi Laximinarayan	Crop Diversification in Selected Tahsils of Nagpur  District -Microlevel Analysis	Dr .S.C. Nagpure	2017
76	Ku. Bawane Snehal Dipak	Export and Import performance of Banana in India	Dr .S.C. Nagpure	2017
77	Ku. Kale Sushmita Dilip	Structural Changes in cropping Pattern in Selected Tahsils of Amravati District.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2017
78	Ku Sangade Shubhangi Sopan	Price Behaviour of Paddy in Eastern Vidarbha	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2017
79	Ku.Ragade Reshma Dattatraya	Price Behaviour of Wheat  in Maharashtra	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2017
80	Ku. Bindu .S	Behaviour of arrival and prices of Brinjal in Maharashtra.	Dr.V.K.Khobarkar	2017
81	Sarnaik Rajan Yashwantrao	Crop Diversification in Selected Tahsils of Buldhana   District -Microlevel Analysis	Dr .R.G. Deshmukh	2017
82	Waghode Pravin Digambar	Structural Changes in cropping Pattern in Selected Tahsils of Buldhana District.	Dr .R.G. Deshmukh	2017
83	Ku.Sharab Gayatri	Price Analysis of Garlic for major markets of Maharashtra.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2017
84	Waghmode Anada Tanaji	Structural Changes in cropping Pattern in Selected Tahsils of Yavatmal   District.	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2017
85	Bajar Ravi Gajanan	Crop Diversification in Selected Tahsils of  Yavatmal   District -Microlevel Analysis	Dr.A.S.Tingre	2017

Ph. D

Sr. No	Name of Scholar	Title of Thesis	Name of Guide	Year of Submission
1	Kadam Mahesh Mahad	Comparative Analysis of Public and Private food grain warehousing in Vidarbha	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2014
2	Chopde Kavita Digamber	Economic Analysis of self help groups with special reference to microfinance.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2014
3	Lamtule Jayshing Arun	Impact of Export and import under WTO Regime on Cotton.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2016
4	Borkar Amit Narayan	Economic Analysis of small and marginal farmers in Vidarbha.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2016
5	Makesar Arvind  Deorao	Technical Efficiency of major kharif and rabi crops in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra.	Dr.S.J.Kakde	2016
6	Rathod Vinod Jasu	Effect of regional resource imbalances on cost of production in Maharashtra.	Dr. S.J.Kakde	2017
7	Patil Ranjit Sambhaji	Performance of Agricultural inputs Subsidies in Vidarbha.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2017
8	Bhondhare Vishnu Omprakash	Women Empowerment in Selected Agro Based Industries in Vidarbha.	Dr.R.G.Deshmukh	2017

Infrastructure

The department has separate identity among all other disciplines. The faculty of Agricultural Economics and Statistics including Agribusiness Management make the single department. Department has well furnished class rooms, the seminar hall, staff amenities, computer lab, etc.

 

Mandate

The twin objectives of the Department are teaching and conducting research at undergraduate and post graduate level .The basic objectives of the department are:

1. To impart instructional programme at under graduate and post graduate level in Agricultural Economics and Statistics.
2. To conduct research in Agricultural Economics and Statistics considering the thrust area.
3. To organize short term training programme for farmers in frontier areas of agricultural Economics like Agri -Business training programme & Market Intelligence.
4. To conduct bench mark surveys and assess the impact of technologies on farm economy.
5. Undertaking and guiding extension education programme.

Co-Curricular Activities

The department students takes part in the inter college as well as inter university sports tournaments. Educational tours are organised for department students to study the agricultural aspects in other parts of the country.

Research Activities

The Department undertakes the research programmes considering the thrust areas of the subjects with emerging challenges and changing agricultural research dimensionalities.

Research themes identified

Recent emphasis of the department will be on:

1. Economics of Production, marketing and finance in agriculture.
2. Research on contract farming & Group farming.
3. Market intelligence.
4. Risk management in agriculture.
5. Agri-business management.
6. Value chain of Agril. Commodities.
7. Agri. Business.

1. i) Thrust area

Thrust Areas of Research

Current research trends suggest focusing on the following areas:

• Technology policy

1. Impact of Agricultural research
2. Interaction of crop-livestock Enterprises-Farming systems

• Trends of Agricultural Productivity and growth.
• Sustainable Agriculture Systems

1. Climate change and its impact on Agriculture.

• Markets & Trends

1. Marketing & price behavior of agricultural commodities, market co-integration, price volatility, value chain of Agril. Commodities.

• Institutional Change

1. Risk Management in Agriculture.
2. Agricultural credit management and insurance.

• Agriculture Growth and Modeling

1. Income diversification and inequality.Acceleration of Agriculture growth

Recommendations/Varieties /Patents

S N	Recommendations	Name of PI &Co-PI	Year
1	Ajwaine crop is a promising profitable cash crop based on three years average per hectare cost and returns to the Ajwaine growers hence it is recommended that farmers should incorporate  Ajwaine crops in rabi cropping pattern in Vidarbha region.(2012-13)	S.C.Nagpure-PI R.G.Deshmukh-Co- PI S.M.Ghawade  -Co- PI	2012-13
2	The farmers who adopted recommended technologies of Tur Production, they have saved Rs. 500/- to Rs. 600/- per qtl and it increases the net profit. So it is recommended that farmers should adopt all the recommended technologies for Tur production developed by the University. (2014)	S.J.Kakde- PI B.N.Ganvir-Co-PI Devyanee K.Nemade              -Co- PI Vanita K.Khobarkar               –  Co- PI	2014-15
3	In order to minimise the price risk and to protect the price security of farming community and also to stabilise the acreage under Redgram (Pigeonpea) and Green gram of Maharashtra state which are the volatile commodities in terms of market prices, it is recommended that long term procurement policy should be adopted to maintain price stability throughout the year at least for major markets of the state.(2015)	A.S.Tingre- PI R.G.Deshmukh-Co- PI R.K.Kolhe        -Co- PI A.A.Bhopale    -Co- PI	2014-15
4	In order to minimise the price risk and to protect the price security of farming community and also to stabilise the acreage under Chickpea and Blackgram of Maharashtra state which are the volatile commodities in terms of market prices, it is recommended that long term procurement policy should be adopted to maintain price stability throughout the year at least for major markets of the state. (2016)	A.S.Tingre-PI R.G.Deshmukh-Co- PI R.K.Kolhe        -Co- PI A.A.Bhopale    -Co- PI	2015-16
5	Considering the factors of market distance, per quintal marketing cost including transportation , producer share in consumers rupees and marketing efficiency of selected market for ajwain product, Neemuch market (MP) was observed highest in marketing efficiency and producer share in consumer rupees i.e. 3.88 and 79.52, respectively followed by Unjha market(Gujarat) i.e.3.70 and 78.45, respectively and Bhilwara market (Rajasthan) i,e, 3.35 and 77.00, respectively, Shegaon market(MS) i.e.3.25 and 76.45, respectively and Kurnool market (AP) i,e, 3.15 and 75.92, respectively, therefore it is recommended that,  farmers should sale their produce to Neemuch market (Madyapredesh), Unjha market (Gujrat) and Bhilwara market Rajasthan as compare to local market to gain better market margin to the farmer.	S.C.Nagpure-PI R.G.Deshmukh-Co- PI S.M.Ghawade  -Co- PI A.A.Bhopale    -Co- PI	2015-16
6	Maize appeared to be one of the important emerging crop in the Buldhana district and it became additional crop in the cropping pattern of the district. Therefore, it is recommended that to allocate more area invariably under the cultivation of maize crop by providing high yielding varieties and introducing improved technology through university.	N.V.Shende-PI B.N.Ganvir-Co-PI R.G.Deshmukh-Co- PI	2015-16
7	In Eastern Vidarbha district lathyrus crop required low inputs with high B:C ratio in marginal and small size of holding farmers in rainfed cultivation during rabi season as a relay crop. Therefore, it is recommended to develop high yielding varieties of lathyrus and suggest the suitable improved technology by university for increasing the production of lathyrus which helps to improve the economical condition of marginal and small farmers in rainfed area.	PI- Dr. B.N.Ganvir Co-Pi- Dr. N.V.Shende, Dr. U.T.Dangore Dr. N.T.Bagde Shri P.D.Deshmukh	2016-17

Extension Activities

Participation of Department in National Programme

Programmes	Activities	Date
Swach Bharat Abhiyan	Cleanliness of office Premises	26/01/2018

 

 

Publications

 

Contact Information

Head
Deptt.of Agril. Econ.& Statistics
Dr.P.D.K.V.,Akola- 444 104 (Maharashtra)
Phone No: 0724- 2256070
Email Id: bnganvir@gmail.com