Dr RAJENDRA SINGH - bareilly college , bareilly

Curriculum VitaeDR. RAJENDRA SINGHAssistant Professor,Principal Investigator (UGC Project)P.G. Department of ZoologyBareilly College, BareillyPh. No. +91 9759523078SLET, Ph.D., FSLS, FIAESEmail: singh.rajendra007@gmail.comPostal / Permanent Address for communication:281, Main Green Park, Bisalpur Road, Bareilly, 243006, U.P. INDIA.OBJECTIVE: WANT TO MAKE GOOD HUMAN NATURE FOR THE NATUREAcademic Qualification :B.Sc. (1992) with Zoology, Botany and Chemistry form MJP Rohilkhand University,Bareilly.M.Sc. (1995) Zoology with specialization in Animal physiology and BiochemistryPh.D (2000) in Nematology from MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly SLET (MP) qualified in 2000.Teaching Experience :11 years teaching experience of UG classes.9 years teaching experience of PG classes.12 years teaching experience of Zoology for various competitive exams.Singh.rajendra007@gmail.com Page 1

Research Experience :14 years of research experience in Biocontrol and Phytonematolgy.Presently running a major research project as Principal Investigator sponsored by UGC.Administrative Experience :Presently working as NSS programme officer since last 6 years in Bareilly College,Bareilly.Performed duty as Central Observer to observe the voter awareness in sixconstituencies at district Shahjahanpur in present Assembly elections, UP, 2012.Represented (as Contingent Leader) U.P NSS Team for national adventure camp inSANASAR, J&K, 2011.Working as Director PG Forum, Department of Zoology, Bareilly College, Bareilly.Performed duties as OBSERVER in NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) UGEXAM for MBBS/BDS-2013 conducted by CBSE, New Delhi.Worked as Assistant Superintendent (AS) and Chief Invigilator (CI) to conductuniversity exams and competitive examinations in Bareilly College, Bareilly.Membership : Member and President North region Microbiologists Society of India. Member of International Scientific Academy of Engineering & Technology (ISAET). Member of Society of Life Sciences. Member Advisory board NSS, MJP Rohilkhand University, Bareilly. Member Zoological Society of India (ZSI). Member of PGPR society of Asia. Member of core committee for NAAC report preparation, Bareilly College, Bareilly.Singh.rajendra007@gmail.com Page 2

Fellowships: Fellow of Society of Life Sciences.Editing/Reviewing Experience: Online reviewer of Herald Journal of Agricultural and Food Science Research, Abuja,Nigeria. Member of Editorial board of International Journal of Biotechnology and Biosciences.Academic Foreign visits: Philippines Singapore Malaysia Thailand Indonesia Bulgaria Romania Serbia Check Republic Hungary Germany France Switzerland Italy Austria BelgiumConference/Workshop/Seminar Organized: Organizing Secretary of a National Conference on Advances in Biosciences and HealthEducation (ABHE- 2013) 11 March, 2013 at Department of Zoology, Bareilly College,Bareilly,. Sponsored by DST, New Delhi. Organized National Seminar “Recent Trends in Science and Technology for mitigatingEnvironmental Issues- RTSTMEI-2013” during 27 November, 2013 at UGC-AcademicStaff College, Nainital, UK.Singh.rajendra007@gmail.com Page 3

Organizing Secretary of a 2 nd National Conference and Exhibition on “Advances inBiosciences and Health Education” (ABHE- 2014) 3 rd March, 2014 at Department ofZoology, Bareilly College, Bareilly,. Sponsored by DST, New Delhi.LIST OF CONFERENCE ATTENDED1. National symposium on “Perspectives in eco-friendly to plant Protection”, during 7-8September, 1995 at IARI, New Delhi.2. National symposium on “Prospects and Problems of Technology transfer and ruralreality” during 17-18 February, 1996 at Allahabad.3. National Conference on “Plant Biotechnology” during December 23-25, 1997 at BareillyCollege, Bareilly.4. National symposium on “Agricultural Scenario and Emerging issues for 21 st Century”during February 21-22, 1998 at Allahabad.5. National Seminar on “19 th Annual Session of the Academy of Environmental Biologyand Symposium on Biomonitoring & Eco-conservation” held on 14-15 Nov.1999, atBareilly.6. National Seminar on “Biotechnology in 21 st Century: View and Preview” held on 30 Oct.1999 at Bareilly College, Bareilly.7. UGC Sponsored National Seminar: Application Of Gis For Resource Mapping AndPlanning held during 27-28 Nov. 2010 organized by Geography Department, Bareillycollege, Bareilly.8. UGC Sponsored National Seminar on "Socio Cultural Dimensions of Indian Diaspora",during 17-18 Feb. 2011, organized by English Department, Bareilly College, Bareilly.9. 56 th All India English teachers’ conference held on 18-20 December, 2011at BareillyCollege, Bareilly.10. National conference on “Innovations in modern biology” held on 16-17 March 25, 2012organized by Department of Zoology, Meerut College, Meerut.11. National Seminar on “Ion beam based research in India and acquaintance programmeon ion beam facilities at IUAC New Delhi” March 23, 2012 ,Organized by Department ofPhysics, Bareilly College, Bareilly – 243005 (U.P.)12. UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Reinventing Teacher Education: Concepts &Challenges” 24th & 25th March, 2012; organized by Faculty of Education, BareillyCollege, Bareilly.13. International seminar on “Consumer protection and behavior in present privatized era”25-26 Feb., 2012, Organized by faculty of commerce, SS P.G College, Shahjahanpur, UP.India.Singh.rajendra007@gmail.com Page 4

14. Presented research paper entitled “Histochemical alterations in roots ofLuffa cylindrica induced by Meloidogyne incognita” in 3 rd Internationalconference BIOJOHOR 2012, Harnessing the microbe for sustainableagriculture at JOHOR BAHRU, Malaysia during 9-11 June, 2012.15. International conference on RTCCRB-2012, held during 3-4 December, 2012 at MJPRohilkhand University, Bareilly UP. India.16. International conference and workshop on “Monitoring of Metals and Gases in Plantswith Special reference to Bryophyte Physiology and climate change” during 17-20December, 2012 at Bareilly College, Bareilly UP, INDIA.17. Presented Paper entitles ‘Biochemical characterization in normal andgalled roots of bottle gourd and sponge gourd infected with Meloidogyneincognita ’at International Conference “3rd Asia PGPR and Microbials”during 21-24 April, 2013 at Manila, Philippines.18. Presented Paper entitles ‘Global Climate Change and Loss of Biodiversity’at National Seminar “Recent Trends in Science and Technology formitigating Environmental Issues- RTSTMEI-2013” during 27 November,2013 at UGC-Academic Staff College, Nainital, UK.19. Presented Research Paper entitles ‘Geospatial modeling of hot spot areaof nematode infestation in western Uttar Pradesh, India “in InternationalConference “Agriculture and Food” during 5-9 June, 2014 at Burgas,Bulgaria.RESEARCH PAPERS/ABSTRACTS/ARTICLES PUBLISHED1. Effect of different parts of roots crops on ecto and plant parasitic nematodes, Abspublished in International meet on “Tropical tuber crops food security and nutrition”,C.T.C.R.I., Trivendram, Dec. 9-19, 1996.2. Survey of tuber crops to study the soil nematodes fauna and histopathology of theirroots in and around Bareilly region of Uttar Pradesh. Abs. published in “Tropical tubercrops food security and nutrition”, C.T.C.R.I., Trivendram, Dec. 9-12, 1993.3. Plant Pathogens & Their Control. Article published in Vigyan Paridhi [1996] 7[1]:34-36.4. Control of root-knot nematode, Meloidogyne incognita with botanicals, paperpublished in Current Nematology, 7(2): 123: 128, 1996.Singh.rajendra007@gmail.com Page 5

5. Survey of nematode fauna of groundnut, Arachis hypogea in and around BareillyRegion, U.P. India. Paper presented in national symposium on “Prospects & Problemsof Technology Transfer and Rural Reality”, Feb. 17-18, 1996, Allahabad, and researchpaper published in “Current Nematology”, 8(12) :93-97, 1997.6. Quantitative analysis of various metabolites in normal and infected roots of spongegourd (Luffa cylindrica) and bottle gourd (Lagenaria sp.), paper accepted of oralpresentation in national symposium on “Combating Pollutants Accumulation in Ecosystemfor Sustainable Agriculture” October. 27-28, 1998, Allahabad.7. Comparative efficacy of botanicals and triazophos against root-knot nematode,Meloidogyme incognita infecting Luffa cylindrica. Paper presented in nationalsymposium on “Biomonitoring and Eco conservation” Nov. 14-16, 1998. Bareilly, andpublished in Journal Advances in Biosciences, 19(II): 141-148, 2000.8. Efficacy of botanicals against the infection of root-knot nematode, Meloidogyneincognita on sponge gourd, Luffa cylindrica. Paper presented in national symposium on“Agriculture in 21 st Century”, Feb. 21-22, 1998, Allahabad and published inInternational Journal Mendel, 18 (1-2), 43-46, 2001.9. Survey of nematode fauna associated with cucurbitaceous vegetables growing in andaround Bareilly region of Uttar Pradesh, India. Paper published in Journal “Nature andBiosphere”, 5 (1&2) : 43-50.10. Effectiveness of certain plant extracts for their nematicidal potentialities, Paperpublished in “Journal of Applied Zoological Research”, (2001) 12(1) : 27-30.11. Mushroom Industry: Prospect and Retrospect, Article published in “Vigyan Paridhi”9(2): 13-14, 1998.12. Biopesticides: An ecofriendly approach to control the plant parasite nematodes(Review article), communicated for published in “Fundamental and AppliedNematology”, FRANCE.13. Research paper entitled, “Biochemical analysis of various metabolites in normal andgalled roots of bottle gourd and sponge gourd”, has been communicated forpublication in “Indian Journal of Nematology”, New Delhi.14. Research paper entitled “ Histopathological changes in roots of Luffa cylindricainfected with Meloidogyne incognita” published in “ International J. of Biotechnologyand Biosciences” , 2011.Vol 1 (1) : pp 153-160.15. Research paper entitled “ Histochemical localization of various metabolites in normaland galled roots of Luffa cylindrica infected with root knot nematode, Meloidogyneincognita” was presented orally in International conference “BIOJOHOR-2012” atMalaysia and paper was published in conference proceeding.Singh.rajendra007@gmail.com Page 6

16. Research paper entitled ‘Biochemical characterization in normal and galled roots ofbottle gourd and sponge gourd infected with Meloidogyne incognita’ published in“Biofertilizers and Biofungicides (PGPR) for sustainable Agriculture” from CambridgeScholars Publishing, UK.Singh.rajendra007@gmail.com Page 7