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Minutes of the 62 nd Meeting of Central Sub-Committee on Crop Standards, Notification andRelease of Varieties for Agricultural Crops held under the Chairmanship of Prof. S.K.Datta, Deputy Director General (Crop Science), ICAR on 2 nd May, 2012 at Committee RoomNo. 1, ICAR, Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi.The list of participants is at Annexure-I.The Chairman, Central Sub-Committee on Crop Standards, Notification and Releaseof Varieties for Agricultural Crops welcomed the members of the Committee and special inviteesfor the meeting. He commended that Shri R.K. Trivedi has recently joined as DeputyCommissioner (QC) in DAC and taken over the charge as Member Secretary of Central Sub-Committee on Crop Standards Notification and Release of Varieties for Agricultural Crops. Healso emphasized that sponsoring organizations should thoroughly examine the proposals andsubmit all details including distinct morphological characters of the variety with statisticalanalysis of the results, so that Sub-Committee can speedily take views on the proposals.Thereafter, Member Secretary of the Sub-Committee took up the Agenda items for considerationby the Sub-Committee.Item No.1:Confirmation of the minutes of 61 st meeting of Central Sub-Committee onCrop Standards, Notification and Release of Varieties for Agricultural Cropsheld on 15 th Oct. 2011.The minutes of 61 st meeting of Central Sub-Committee on Crop Standards, Notificationand Release of Varieties for Agricultural Crops were confirmed. The Sub-Committee noted thatthe Gazette Notification S.O. No. 456 dated the 16 th March, 2012 was issued for the cultivarsrecommended in the 61 st Meeting of Sub-Committee for release/notification.Item No.2:Review of follow up action of the 61 st meeting of Central Sub-Committee onCrop Standards, Notification and Release of Varieties for Agricultural Crops.The Sub-Committee approved the notification of the varieties mentioned below in TableNo. 1 which were recommended in the 55 th , 56 th , 57 th , 60 th and 61 st meeting of the Sub-Committee but kept in abeyance for want of information like submission of seed sample withNBPGR, detailed Morphological characters, All India Coordinated Trial data on disease, genesisof the parentages, NBT Certificate from Project Coordinator (Rice) for qualifying Basmati. Therequired information has now been received:-1

Table-1S. No Kind Variety1. Rice Punjab basmati-22. Field Pea HFP 5293. Pigeon pea Anand Grain Tur-2 (AGT-2)4. Cotton Anand Desi Cotton-15. Castor JI-273 (GC3)6. Groundnut Gujarat Junagadh Groundnut 31 (GJG-31) (J-71)7. Groundnut Gujarat Junagadh Groundnut 9 (GJG-9) (J-69)8. Sesame Gujarat Til-4 (GTil-4) (AT-159)9. Maize (Hybrid) SMH-390410. Blackgram Vishwas (NUL-7)11. Cotton (Hybrid) Nirmal-12 (NACH-12)12. Rice Mugad Siri-125313. Sesame DSS-914. Sunflower RSFH-130 (Bhadra)15. Sunflower RSFV-901 (Kanthi)16. Green gram KM 2195(Swati)Item No.3: Proposal for release/notification received for consideration in the 62 ndMeeting of Central Sub-Committee on Crop Standards, Notification andRelease of Varieties for Agricultural Crops.The following proposals have been received for discussion and consideration in the62 nd meeting of the Sub-Committee for release/notification (Central varieties) and the decision ofthe committee are given as under:-Table – 2After the in-depth discussion, the Sub-Committee recommended the following varieties forrelease/notification (Central varieties) as per the details given below.S.No.CropName of thevarietySponsoringAuthorityRemarks1. Rice CR Dhan500,(IET 20220)Central RiceResearchInstitute,Cuttack.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in the States of Orissa and UttarPradesh under deep water condition.Average yield under water logging stresscondition is 33 quintal/ha. Moderatelyresistant to leaf and neck blast as well asbrown spot disease. Late maturity group (158to 163 days).2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.2

2. BreadWheatPBW 644PunjabAgriculturalUniversity,Ludhiana.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in the States of Punjab, Haryana,Delhi, Rajasthan (excluding Kota and Udaipurdivision), Western Uttar Pradesh (exceptJhansi division), Jammu and Kathua district ofJammu & Kashmir, Paonta Valley and Unadistrict of Himachal Pradesh and Tarai regionof Uttarakhand under rainfed timely sowncondition. Average yield is 31.4 quintal/ ha.Resistant to stripe rust disease. Late maturitygroup (137 to 167 days). Seed productionshould be carried out in those arearecommended for the cultivation under rainfedcondition only.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.3. DurumWheatUAS – 428University ofAgriculturalSciences,Dharwad.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in the States Karnataka andMaharashtra under timely sown irrigatedcondition. Average yield under normalcondition is 48 quintal/ ha. Resistant to brownand black rust and spot blotch incidence.Medium maturity group (108 days).2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.4. PearlMillet(Hybrid)MP-7872(MH-1610)Metahelix LifeSciencesLimited,Bangalore.1. Recommended for release and cultivationin the States of Rajasthan, Gujarat,Haryana, U.P., M.P., Punjab and Delhi inKharif season. Average yield under normalcondition is 31 to 36 quintal/ ha. Resistantto downy mildew, blast, ergot and smutdiseases. Late maturity group (78 to 82days).2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.5. PearlMillet(Hybrid)MP-7792(MH-1609)Metahelix LifeSciencesLimited,Bangalore.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in the States of Rajasthan, Gujarat,Haryana, U.P., M.P., Punjab and Delhi inKharif season. Average yield under normalcondition is 31 to 35 quintal/ ha. Resistant todowny mildew, blast and smut diseases. Latematurity group (76 to 82 days).2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.3

6. PearlMillet(Hybrid)86M86 (MH1684)PioneerOverseasCorporation,Hyderabad.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in the States of Rajasthan, Gujarat,Haryana, U.P., M.P., Punjab, Delhi,Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh andTamil Nadu under late maturity group in normalKharif season. Average yield under normalcondition is 32 quintal/ ha. Tolerant to downymildew, smut and ergot diseases. Late maturitygroup (80 to 85 days).7. Sorghum CSV 27(SPV 1870)Directorate ofSorghumResearch,Hyderabad.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in the States of Andhra Pradesh,Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Haryanaunder rainfed condition in Kharif season.Average yield under normal condition is 28quintal/ha (grain) and 193 quintal/ha (dryfodder). Tolerant to grain mould disease.Medium maturity group (113 to 119 days).8. FingerMilletVL Mandua347 (VL 347)ViveknandaParvatiyaKrishiAnusandhanSansthan(ICAR),Almora.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in States of Bihar, Gujarat,Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh andUttarakhand under rainfed condition in Kharifseason. Average yield is 22.50 quintal/ha.Moderately resistant to neck and finger blast.Early maturity group (less than 100 days).9. Chickpea HK-4 (HK05-169)10. Field Pea GOMATI(TRCP – 8)CCS HaryanaAgriculturalUniversity,Hisar.ICARResearchComplex forNEH Region,TripuraCentre,Lembucherra.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in States of Eastern Uttar Pradesh,Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal under bothrainfed and irrigated condition. Average yieldunder normal condition is 14.50 quintal/ha.Moderately resistant to wilt disease. Maturity indays 136 days.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in North Eastern States underirrigated condition. Average yield under normalcondition is 22 to 24 quintal/ha. Resistant topowdery mildew, tolerant to pod borer andstem fly. Maturity in days (139 days).2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.4

11. HorsegramGujaratDantiwadaHorsegram-1(GHG-5)S.D.AgriculturalUniversity,Sardarkrushinagar.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in States of Gujarat, Rajasthan,Uttarakhand, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh andMaharashtra under rainfed condition in Kharifseason. Average yield under normal conditionis 5.50 to 5.75 quintal/ha. Resistant to root rot,moderately resistant to powdery mildew, collarrot and leaf blight. Medium maturity group (94days).12. IndianMustardPant Rai-19(PR-2006-1)G. B. PantUniversity ofAgricultureandTechnology,Pantnagar.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in States of Jammu & Kashmir,Punjab, Haryana, New Delhi under irrigatedcondition in Rabi season. Average yield undernormal condition is 20.50 quintal/ha. Mediumearly maturity group (99 to 133 days).13. IndianMustard(Hybrid)CORAL-437(PAC-437)Advanta IndiaLimited,Hyderabad.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in States of Punjab, Haryana, NewDelhi, Jammu & Rajasthan under irrigatedcondition. Average yield under normalcondition is 25 quintal/ha (seed) and 9.75quintals/ha (oil). Tolerant to white rust,Sclerotina rot, Alternaria and downy mildew.Medium maturity group (140 to 150 days).14. Cotton H-1300 CCS HaryanaAgriculturalUniversity,Hisar.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in States of Punjab, Haryana,Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh under normalsown and irrigated condition. Average yieldunder normal condition is 22 to 23 quintal/ha.Resistant to CLCuV diseases. Crop duration is165 to 170 days.15. SugarcaneKaran-9 (Co05011)SugarcaneBreedingInstitute,RegionalCentre,Karnal.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in States of Punjab, Haryana,Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Western and CentralU.P., under normal climatic condition. Averageyield under normal condition is 82.47 ton/ha(Canes) and 10.24 ton/ha (sugar). Moderatelyresistant to wilt. Mid late maturity group.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry.5

Table – 3After the in-depth discussion, following varieties have been recommended for release/notification(Central varieties), subject to certain conditions as stated against each:-S.No.CropName of thevarietySponsoringAuthorityRemarks1. Pearl Millet(Hybrid)86M66(MSH 226)PioneerOverseasCorporation,Hyderabad.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in all sorghum growing area of thecountry under normal and late sowingcondition in Kharif season. Average yieldunder normal condition is 51.50 quintal/ha.Tolerant to downy mildew disease. Cropduration is 80 to 85 days.2. Sorghum CSV 26(SPV-1829)Directorate ofSorghumResearch,Hyderabad.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry, subject to submission of source ofparents and its genesis.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in all sorghum growing area of thecountry under Shallow soils condition in rabiseason. Average yield is 10 quintal/ha (seed)and 42.50 quintal/ha (fodder). Tolerant tocharcoal rot, downy mildew and shoot fly.Early maturity group (116 to 117 days).3. Sorghum(Hybrid)SPH 1629(MLSH 296Gold/DJ2002)Devgen Seedsand CropTechnologyPrivateLimited,Secunderabad2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry, subject to submission of theproposal through Director, Hyderabad,Directorate of Sorghum Research.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in all sorghum growing area of thecountry under normal and late sowingcondition in Kharif season. Average yieldunder normal condition is 42 to 46 quintal/ha.Tolerant to grain mould, leaf blight, downymildew and ergot diseases. Medium maturitygroup (108 to 110 days).2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry, subject to submission of parentagedetails, seed production methodology andregistration particulars with Ministry ofScience and Technology to conduct theresearch and development.6

4. IndianMustardRLC-2(ELM-123)PunjabAgriculturalUniversity,Ludhiana.1. Recommended for release andcultivation in States of Punjab, Haryana,NCR, parts of Rajasthan under timely sownirrigated condition. Average yield undernormal condition is 22 to 21 quintal/ha.Medium maturity group.2. Recommended for notification to entirecountry, subject to submission of seedsamples of the parental line to NBPGR foraccession and detailed morphologicalcharacters.Table – 4The varieties stated below have been deferred after in-depth discussion for the reasons statedagainst each.S.No.CropName ofthe varietySponsoringAuthorityReason for deferment1. Rice(Hybrid)DRH 775 Metahelix LifeSciences Limited,Bangalore.The Committee noted that this cultivar hasbeen notified vide SO 2187(E) dated 27 thAugust, 2009 and the Sub-Committee inprincipally accepted for area extension tothe States of Uttar Pradesh subject tosubmission of the proposal in a prescribedproforma through Project Coordinator (Rice)for consideration in the next meeting.2. Pearl Millet(Hybrid)HHB-234(MH 1561)CCS HaryanaAgriculturalUniversity, Hisar.The proposal may be resubmitted in aprescribed proforma along with requiredtables and acknowledgement certificatefrom NBPGR for Seed samples submission.3. Sorghum CSV 28(SPV1822)4. Chickpea BIDISHA(WBG-29)Maharana PratapUniversity ofAgriculture andTechnology,Udaipur.Pulses andOilseedsResearch Station,Berhampore WestBengal.The proposal may be resubmitted along withone more year trial data for Zone I, II and III.Deferred for want of All India CoordinatedTrial Data for yield and disease reaction.5. Black gram TU 40 NuclearAgriculture andBiotechnologyDeferred for want of comments from ProjectCoordinator (Mullarp) on check varieties7

Division, BARC,Mumbai.used in Coordinated Trial.Item No. 4:Proposals received for discussion and consideration of varieties fornotification (State varieties) in the 62 nd Meeting of Central Sub-Committee onCrop Standards, Notification and Release of Varieties for Agricultural crops.The following proposals have been received from the states for discussion and consideration inthe 62 nd meeting of the Sub-Committee for notification (state varieties) and the decision of thecommittee are given as under:Table No. 5After the in-depth discussion, the Sub-Committee recommended the following statevarieties for notification.S. No. Crop Variety Sponsoring State1. Rice TRY 3 Tamil Nadu /20102. Rice ADT 49 Tamil Nadu /20113. Rice ADT 50 Tamil Nadu /20124. Rice (Hybrid) CO 4 Tamil Nadu /20115. Rice Gujarat Anand Rice-2(IET–21614)Gujarat/20116. Wheat CO W2 Tamil Nadu /20107. Maize (Hybrid) CO 6 Tamil Nadu /20128. Sorghum CO 30 Tamil Nadu /20109. Pearl Millet (Hybrid) CO 9 Tamil Nadu /201110. Blackgram VBN 6 Tamil Nadu /201111. Blackgram UH-1 (UH 04-06) Haryana12. Green gram MH-421 Haryana13. Sunflower (Hybrid) CO 2 Tamil Nadu /201014. Groundnut CO 6 Tamil Nadu /201015. Anjan grass Gujarat Anand AnjanGrass – 1 (GAAG-1)Gujarat/20118

Table – 6After the in-depth discussion, following varieties have been recommended for notification (Statevarieties), subject to certain conditions as stated against each:-S. No. Crop Variety Sponsoring Reason for defermentState1. Wheat GDW 1255 Gujarat/2011 Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR anddetailed morphologicalcharacters.2. Wheat GW 11 Gujarat/2010 Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR anddetailed morphologicalcharacters.3. Maize ShalimarMaize Hybrid-14. Maize ShalimarMaizecomposite-3Jammu andKashmir/2009Jammu andKashmir /2009Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR anddetailed morphologicalcharacters.Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR.5. Maize KDM-438 Jammu andKashmir /20096. Sorghum(Hybrid)Co 5 Tamil Nadu/20117. Red gram AKT-8811 Maharashtra/1995Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR.Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR.Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR.9

8. Indian bean GujaratJunagadhIndianbean-11[JIB (V)-16]9. Field pea GujaratDantiwadaField Pea 110. Groundnut GujaratJunagadhGroundnut –22 (JSSP –36)11. Groundnut GujaratJunagadhGroundnut –17 (JSP – 48)12. Oats ShalimarFodder Oats –1, (SKO-20)Gujarat/2011Gujarat/2011Gujarat/2011Gujarat/2011Jammu andKashmir/2010Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR anddetailed morphologicalcharacters.Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR.Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR.Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR.Recommended for notificationsubject to submission of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR.Table No. 7The Sub-Committee has deferred the following varieties (State Varieties) for notification forthe reasons stated against each variety.S. No. Crop Variety SponsoringState1. BrownSarsonShalimarSarson – 1Jammu andKashmir/2009Reason for defermentDeferred for want of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR and AllIndia Coordinated Trial Dataon pest and disease.2. Soybean GujaratJunagadhSoybean – 3(KB – 85)Gujarat/201110Deferred for want of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR and AllIndia Coordinated Trial Dataon pest and disease.

3. IndianMustard4. IndianMustard5. IndianMustardGujaratDantiwadaMustard 4RajendraAnukool(RAURD-1002)RajendraSufalam,RAURDL-02-01Gujarat/2011BiharBiharDeferred for want of proposalin a prescribed proforma andAll India Coordinated TrialData on pest and disease.Deferred for want of proposalin a prescribed proforma andAll India Coordinated TrialData on pest and disease.Deferred for want of proposalin a prescribed proforma andAll India Coordinated TrialData on pest and disease.6. Desi Cotton(Hybrid)KR – 64 Haryana/2011 Deferred for want ofinformation about the seedproduction methodology,mode of the development,parentage details, registrationparticulars with Ministry ofScience and Technology toconduct the research anddevelopment.Deferred for want of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR and AllIndia Coordinated Trial Dataon pest and disease.7. Sugarcane SI 8 Tamil Nadu/20128. Sugarcane SI 7 Tamil Nadu/2010Deferred for want of ICnumber for depositing SeedSamples in NBPGR and AllIndia Coordinated Trial Dataon pest and disease.Item No. 5: Renaming of paddy cultivar CSR 30 (88-H5-1-1-2) (IET 14720) notified vide SONo. 1134(E) dated 15.11.2001 as Basmati CSR30.The proposal was deferred. The competent authority that since the GazetteNotification releasing paddy cultivar CSR 30 (88-H5-1-1-2) (IET 14720) does not specify the areato make it eligible for being designated as Basmati, the clarification may be sought fromsponsoring breeder for further examination by the Sub-Committee.The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to the Chair and Members of the Committee.11