- Head
- Courses Offered
- Staff
- Infrastructure
- Events Organised
- Research and Publication
- Books
- Major / Minor Project
- Collaboration and consultancy
| Name | Duration | Eligibility |
| B.Sc | 3 yrs | H.Sc |
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M.Sc (Zoology) |
2 yrs | B.Sc. |
| Name of Staff Member | Qualification | Designation | Appoit. Date | Email Id | CV |
| Dr. G D Suryawanshi | M.Sc, Ph.D. | Professor & Head | 21/06/2006 | gdsyma@yahoo.com |  |
| Dr. V B Sakhare | M.Sc, Ph.D. | Professor | 06/11/1998 | vbsakhare@gmail.com | |
| Laboratory | Equipment details |
| 1 UG |
Binocular dissecting Microscopes. Binocular Research Microscopes. Compound Microscopes. Microtome. Refrigerator (284 liter) Thermostat Kymograph |
| 2 PG | PH – Meter Tissue Homonizer Photo Colorimeter Water analysis Kit Glass distillation Unit Electrophoresis equipment Digital Monopan Balance Hot Plate with magnetic stirrer. Phase contrast Microscope |
| Title of Event/Programme | Date | Report with Photographs |
| One Day National Seminar on Changing Perspectives of Inland Fisheries | 29/12/2018 |
One day national seminar on ‘Changing Perspectives of Inland Fisheries (CPIF–2018)’ was organized by Post Graduate Department of Zoology, Yogeshwari Mahavidyalaya, Ambajogai (Maharashtra) on 29th December 2018. The seminar was organized for faculty members and students from different universities and colleges to discuss various developments in inland fisheries sector of India. In morning, Dr. Indranil Ghosh of West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciecnces (Kolkata) graced the inaugural function as chief guest and Dr.Suresh Khursale, President, Yogeshwari Education Society presided over it. Dr.U.D. Joshi, Principal, Yogeshwari Mahavidyalaya delivered the welcome address. Convener of the seminar explained the back drop of the seminar. Appreciating the theme of the seminar, Dr.Khursale said that this kind of student oriented activities should be continued in institution. Chief guest Dr. Indranil Ghosh highlighted the importance of inland fisheries. Dr. Indranil Ghosh delivered a keynote address on ‘Estuarine Fisheries’. He presented detail account of types of estuaries, estuarine fisheries and pollution in estuaries. Dr.S.P. Chavan of Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded delivered a talk on ‘Overharvesting of inland fisheries resources and its effect on dependent water birds’. After lunch, a poster competition was inaugurated by Dr. Indranil Ghosh. Dr. C.M.Bharambe , Dr. Indranil Ghosh and Dr. S.P.Chavan worked as judges for poster competition. Altogether 22 posters were displayed. Dr. Swapnil Ghatge of College of Fisheries, Udgir in his presentation precisely reviewed the ‘Negative impact of exotic fish species in inland fisheries sector’. He focused on adverse impact of foreign fishes on Indian fish fauna. Different foreign species like Tilapia, common carp and thai magur have badly affected the growth of indigenous fish species. In last scientific session, Dr. Milind Girkar, College of Fisheries, Udgir delivered a speech on ‘Reservoir fisheries of India’. He focused on pre and post fisheries management of reservoirs .He also highlighted the role of National Fisheries Development Board in reservoir fisheries development. The valedictory function of the seminar was organized at 4.30 pm. Adv.S.T. Karad,Vice President, (Yogehswari Education Society) and Dr. Mohan Babare (Chairman, Board of Studies in Fisheries, Dr. B.A.M. University, Aurangabad) were invited as chairman and chief guest of the valedictory function. During the review of the seminar, Dr. Vishwas Sakhare, convener of the seminar informed that the seminar was attended by 130 participants from different universities. Adv. Karad and Dr. Babare also delivered their thoughts. |
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| Title of Research Article | Publication/ Journal/ Conference |
Year of Pub. | ISSN/ISBN | Impact Factor |
| Author : Dr V B Sakhare | ||||
| Fecundity of Mozambique Tilapia (Oreochromisa mossambicus Peters) from reservoirs of Beed district in Maharashtra,India | Oceanography & Fisheries, 11:2 | 2019 | ||
| Fisheries of Wan reservoir,Maharashtra | Review of Research, 1:2 | 2019 | ||
| Food and feeding of Cirrhinus mrigala (Hamilton) from water bodies around Ambajogai city,Maharashtra,India | Science Park, 3:2 | 2019 | ||
| Zooplankton diversity of Kalwati reservoir near Ambajogai, Maharashtra | Review of Research, 1:3 | 2019 | ||
| Ichthyofauna from Wagebhabalgaon tank in Beed district,Maharashtra | Review of Research, 1:3 | 2019 | ||
| Seasonal variation of cladocera in a perennial pond, Ambajogai (Maharashtra),India | Journal of Fisheries, 8:2 | 2020 | ||
| Copepod diversity from seasonal wetland in Ambajogai of Beed district, Maharashtra India | Acta Scientific Veterinary Sciences, 3:10 | 2021 | ||
| Phytoplankton diversity of a seasonal wetland in Ambajogai,Maharashtra | International J.of Fisheries & Aquatic Research, 7:2 | 2022 | ||
| Food and feeding habits of Labeo rohita (Hamilton,1822) from water bodies of Beed district,Maharashtra | International J. of Fisheries & Aquatic Research; 7:2 | 2022 | ||
| Food and feeding habits of Mastacembelus armatus (Lacepede,1800) from waterbodies of Beed district,Maharashtra | Oceanography & Fisheries, 15:3 | 2022 | ||
| Author : Dr G D Suryawanshi | ||||
| Bioaccumulation of heavy metals in freshwater mussels from Jayakwadi dam, India shows specificity of tissue and species | Biochem. Cell.Arch.(17), 1, 301-308. | 2017 | ||
| Bioaccumulation and metabolic effects of zinc on marine rock oyster C. cattuckensis (Newton and Smith), | J. of Flora and Fauna, 23 (1), 165-172. | 2017 | ||
| Biochemical variation in different body parts of freshwater bivalve L. marginalis. | International Journal Trends in Biotechnology Research, 6 (1), 25-31. | 2017 | ||
| Seasonal changes in biochemical composition of fresh water bivalve L. marginalis. | International Journal in Physical and Applied Sciences, 4(7), 30-41. | 2017 | ||
| Bioavailability of waterborne heavy metals in freshwater mussels from large dams of Marathwada, India, | Biochem. Cell.Arch.(17), 2, 625-631. | 2017 | ||
| Seasonal changes of biochemical composition in bivalves from Raigadh District, west coast of Maharashtra. | International Multidisciplinary Research J, Research Directions, 5, (5),1-8. | 2017 | ||
| Enzyme activity in fresh water bivalve Lamellidesn marginalis in relation to temperature. Monthly | Multidisciplinary Research Journal Review of Research,7, (2), 1-7. | 2017 | ||
| Heavy metals Toxicity To freshwater bivalve Lamellidens corrianus and effect on biochemical contents. | Journal of Research and Development, Special Issue pp. 1-5. | 2018 | ||
| Biochemical variation in freshwater bivalve Lamellidens marginalis. | Think India Journal, 22, Special Issue- 31. | 2019 | ||
| Impact of mercury on hepatopancreas and gonads of freshwater bivalve Lamellidens marginalis. | Journal of Global Biosciences,9, 6,50-59. | 2020 | ||
| Effect of heavy metals on reproductive organs of freshwater bivalve Lamellidens marginalis. | International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews , 7, 1, 275-282. | 2020 | ||
| Influence of Cu, Zn, Cd and Hgupon ascorbic acid activities in freshwater bivalves Lamellidens marginalis and Lamellidens corrianus. | International Journal of Research in Engineering and Science, 6, 39-43. | 2020 | ||
| Mercury Induced Changes in Hepatopancreas And Gonads Of Fresh Water Bivalve Lamellidens marginalis. | International Journal of Research in Engineering and Science, 8, (8) 26-30. | 2020 | ||
| Influence of heavy metals on hydrolysis of lipid components in freshwater bivalves Parreysia corrugata and Indonaea caeruleus.Int. | Edu. J. of Mult. Educ. Res. 8 (6), 65-74. | 2020 | ||
| Heavy metal induced ascorbic acid alterations in the freshwater bivalves Parresya corrugata and Indonaea caeruleus, | Int. J. Reas. and Anal.Rev, 7, (3): 1-9. | 2020 | ||
| Changes in Protein Metabolism of Freshwater Bivalves (L. Marginalis and L. Corrianus) Due To Short Term Exposed To Heavy Metals.” | Journal of Environmental Science, Toxicology and Food Technology, 14 (9), 28-32. | 2020 | ||
| Response of young freshwater bivalves Lamellidens marginalis and Lamellidens corrianus to lipid synthesis when exposure to heavy metals, | Int. J. Reas. and Anal.Rev, 7, (3): 43-50. | 2020 | ||
| Influence of heavy metals on glycogen activities in freshwater bivalves Lamellidens marginalis and Lamellidens corrianus.Int. | J. of Mult. Educ. Res. 9 (7), 85-93. | 2020 | ||
| Influence of heavy metals on cholesterol activities in freshwater bivalves. | Int. J. Reas. and Anal.Rev, 8, (2): 870-81. | 2021 | ||
| Effects of heavy metals on protein status of freshwater bivalves Parresya corrugata and Indonaea caeruleus, 97. | International Journal of Research in Engineering and Science, 9, (6): 93-97. | 2021 | ||
| Heavy metal induced protein alterations in the freshwater bivalves from Nagapur Dam Dist Beed. | Int. J. of Trends in Life Sciences, 10: (2),1-6. | 2021 | ||
| Effects of heavy metals upon efficiency of hydrolysis of glycogen in different species of freshwater bivalves. | Int. J. of Trends in Life Sciences, 10: (2),7-12. | 2021 | ||
| Comparative studies on physico-chemical properties of Termite mound and surround soil. | Int. j. of Sci. Reas. In sci. and tech. 9, (9), 1-9. | 2022 | ||
| Studies on effect of novel formulation on Aphids. | National Conf. on Environ. and Biodiversity pp 40. | 2022 | ||
| A review on tribal communities and Biodiversity, | Proceeding of National Confernce on Advances in life Sciences and Human welfare pp 130-135 | 2022 | ||
| Use of Ocimum sanctum leavesand stem as an antibacterial agent against some pathogenic bacteria | Proceeding of of National Eduction Policy, Advent Publishing,pp 198. | 2023 | ||
| Title of the Book | Publication | Publication year | ISBN | |
| Author : Dr V B Sakhare | ||||
| Plankton and Fisheries | Discovery Publishing House New Delhi | 2017 | 978-93-5056-811-8 | |
| Fish and Aquatic Resources | Daya Publishing House,Delhi | 2017 | 978-93-5124-753-1 | |
| Plankton and Fisheries | Discovery Publishing House New Delhi | 2017 | 978-93-5056-811-8 | |
| Biodiversity and Fisheries | Discovery Publishing House New Delhi | 2018 | 978-93-86841-29-2 | |
| Reservoir Ecology | Discovery Publishing House New Delhi | 2018 | 978-93-86841-21-6 | |
| Biodiversity and Conservation | R.P.Publications,Delhi | 2019 | 978-93-82398-74-5 | |
| Environment and Ecology | R.P.Publications,Delhi | 2019 | 978-93-82398-85-1 | |
| Reviews in Aquatic Sciences | R.P.Publications, Delhi | 2020 | 978-93-82398-97-4 | |
| Freshwater Ecology | R.P.Publications,Delhi | 2020 | 978-81-945828-3-0 | |
| Biology of Inland Fishes | Discovery Publishing House New Delhi | 2021 | 978-93-88854-76-4 | |
| Hydrobiology and Fisheries (Volume 1) | Discovery Publishing House, Delhi | 2021 | 978-93-88854-71-9 | |
| Hydrobiology and Fisheries (Volume 2) | Discovery Publishing House, New Delhi | 2021 | 978-93-88854-71-9 | |
| Horizons in Fish research | Discovery Publishing House New Delhi | 2022 | 978-93-88854-86-3 | |
| Aquatic Ecology | Discovery Publishing House New Delhi | 2023 | 978-81-958210-1-3 | |
| MCQs in Fisheries and Aquaculture | Discovery Publishing House New Delhi | 2023 | 978-93-94917-01-9 | |
| Author : Dr G D Suryawanshi | ||||
| Physiology, Toxicology and Biochemistry of Marine Oysters | Rajat Publications, New Delhi | 2021 |
978-81-7880-875-8
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| Name of the Principal Investigator | Title of the Project | Funding Agency | Amount Sanctioned (in Rs.) | Year of the Project Sanctioned |
| Prof. V. B. Sakhare | Studies on some aspects of biology of Oreochromis mossambicus (Peters) from reservoirs of Beed district,Maharashtra | Dr.B.A.M.University, Aurangabad | 35000/- | 2018 |
| Name of the Collaboration/MoU | Name of the collaborating Institution | Year of signing | Report of Activity (with photographs) |
| Faculty exchane program |
Yeshwantrao Chavan Mahavidyalaya, Tuljapur, Dist Osmanabad
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04-01-2017 |
One day national seminar on ‘Changing Perspectives of Inland Fisheries (CPIF–2018)’ was organized by Post Graduate Department of Zoology, Yogeshwari Mahavidyalaya, Ambajogai (Maharashtra) on 29th December 2018.The seminar was organized for faculty members and students from different universities and colleges to discuss various developments in inland fisheries sector of India. In morning, Dr.Indranil Ghosh of West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciecnces (Kolkata) graced the inaugural function as chief guest and Dr.Suresh Khursale, President, Yogeshwari Education Society presided over it. Dr.U.D. Joshi, Principal, Yogeshwari Mahavidyalaya delivered the welcome address. Convener of the seminar explained the back drop of the seminar. Appreciating the theme of the seminar, Dr.Khursale said that this kind of student oriented activities should be continued in institution. Chief guest Dr. Indranil Ghosh highlighted the importance of inland fisheries. Dr. Indranil Ghosh delivered a keynote address on ‘Estuarine Fisheries’. He presented detail account of types of estuaries, estuarine fisheries and pollution in estuaries. Dr.S.P. Chavan of Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded delivered a talk on ‘Overharvesting of inland fisheries resources and its effect on dependent water birds’. After lunch, a poster competition was inaugurated by Dr. Indranil Ghosh. Dr. C.M.Bharambe, Dr. Indranil Ghosh and Dr. S.P.Chavan worked as judges for poster competition. Altogether 22 posters were displayed. Dr. Swapnil Ghatge of College of Fisheries, Udgir in his presentation precisely reviewed the ‘Negative impact of exotic fish species in inland fisheries sector’. He focused on adverse impact of foreign fishes on Indian fish fauna. Different foreign species like Tilapia, common carp and thai magur have badly affected the growth of indigenous fish species. In last scientific session, Dr. Milind Girkar, College of Fisheries, Udgir delivered a speech on ‘Reservoir fisheries of India’. He focused on pre and post fisheries management of reservoirs .He also highlighted the role of National Fisheries Development Board in reservoir fisheries development. The valedictory function of the seminar was organized at 4.30 pm. Adv.S.T. Karad,Vice President, (Yogehswari Education Society) and Dr. Mohan Babare (Chairman, Board of Studies in Fisheries, Dr. B.A.M. University, Aurangabad) were invited as chairman and chief guest of the valedictory function. During the review of the seminar, Dr. Vishwas Sakhare, convener of the seminar informed that the seminar was attended by 130 participants from different universities. Adv. Karad and Dr. Babare also delivered their thoughts. |
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