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DIRECTORATE OF INSTRUCTIONJAWAHARLAL NEHRU KRISHI VISHWA VIDYALAYA

Krishi Nagar, Adhartal, Jabalpur (M.P.) 482 004

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E-Tender for Library

E-tender invited for Purchase of books/journals/e-

books/e-journals reading materials For Central Library

and constituent colleges of JNKVV. Details available on

https://mptenders.gov.in and www.jnkvv.org Last date

for online submission 17/12/2019.

Director Instruction

IPRO/DI/2019/79



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IPRO/DI/LIBRARY/2019/79 Dated: 25/11/2019

E-Tenderfor

Supply of Books/ e-books /Journals /e-journals/ reading material to CentralLibrary and constituent colleges / units, Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa

Vidyalaya, Jabalpur 482004 Madhya Pradesh

The Central Library JNKVV Jabalpur invites e- tender for supply of Books/e-books/Journals/ e-journals reading materials from reputed registered publishers bookBidders/vendors/ dealers/ distributors/ aggregators having valid registration in Federation ofPublishers and Booksellers Associations in India (FPBAI)/ Good Office Committee (GOC)or any other recognized National body with minimum five years experience in supply ofreading material to Agricultural College/Institutes/Universities. E-Tender Document isavailable online on portal, https://mptenders.gov.in and information on www.jnkvv.org Lastdate for submission 17/12/2019. If you are in a position to quote for the contract inaccordance with the requirements stated in the attached schedule, please submit your tenderto this office.

Tenderers are requested that, before quoting their rates or filing tender, the tenderform may please be read out thoroughly (line by line), otherwise purchaser will not be heldresponsible for any error / oversight of his own.

Director Instructions



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IMPORTANT:For any technical related queries please call at 24 x 7 Help Desk Number0120-4001 002 0120-4200 462 0120-4001 005 0120-6277 787International Bidders are requested to prefix 91 as country codeOn-line tenders can be uploaded onhttps://mptenders.gov.in/nicgep/appMail id: [email protected] timings: Monday to Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PMMPSEDC Helpline Numbers: 08517936082, 07566660425, 08989685065Any updation/ Modification/further call, if required and any other changes in respect ofabove tender will only be available on https://mptenders.gov.in/nicgep/app andwww.jnkvv.orgPlease visit www.jnkvv.org for regular updates and corrigendum as they will not publishedin news paperE-Mail Support: For any Issues or Clarifications relating to the published tenders, bidders arerequested to contact the respective Tender Inviting Authority

Technical - [email protected] Policy Related - [email protected]

Please visit https://mptenders.gov.in/nicgep/app and www.jnkvv.org for regular updatesand corrigendum as they will not published in news paper. Bidders are advised to visit theabove websites at least 3 days prior to closing date of submission of tender for anycorrigendum / addendum/ amendment.Registration Process:

For participating in the above e-tender, the bidders shall have to get themselves registeredwith https://mptenders.gov.in/nicgep/app and get user ID & password. Class 3 DigitalSignature certificate (DSC) is mandatory to participate in the e-tendering process. For anyclarification/difficulty regarding e-tendering Process flow, please contact NIC HelplineNumbers: 0120-4001002, 0120-4200462, 0120-4001005, 0120-6277787.

a. Interested bidders can purchase the tender documents online fromwebsite: https://mptenders.gov.in/nicgep/app. Bidders have to pay the Processingfee as mentioned on website by online mode only.

b. Earnest Money shall be paid by online mode.c. All the payments (Tender Document, Processing Fee and EMD) should be made

online failing which the tender will be rejected.d. Bidders/ tenderers can access tender documents on the website mentioned above,

fill them and submit the completed tender document into Electronic Tender on thewebsite itself. Bidders shall have upload scanned copies of all the paper, i.e. EarnestMoney Deposit, Processing Fee and certificates as required in terms and conditions.

e. Corrigendum/Addendum/Corrections, if any will only be posted in thewebsite https://mptenders.gov.in/nicgep/app and www.jnkvv.org. No press noticewill be issued. Separately.



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e- tender for supply of Books/ e-books /Journals/e-journals/readingmaterial to Central Library and constituent colleges/units, JawaharlalNehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Jabalpur 482004 Madhya Pradesh

S. No. Items Tender Cost EMD

AIndian Publishers/Publications(Reference/Text Books)

Rs.1000.00

( Total for Itemsunder A,B,C,D and

E)

Rs. 50,000.00

(Total for Items underA,B,C,D and E)

B

ForeignPublishers/Publications(Including Advances, AnnualReviews, Book Series,Encyclopaedia, Referencebooks etc).

CPrint Journals (Indian andForeign)

DE- Books ( as per ourrequirements)

EE- Journals ( as per ourrequirements)




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IPRO/DI /LIBRARY/2019/79 Dated: 25/11/2019

e- Tender for supply of Books/ e-books /Journals /e-journals reading material to CentralLibrary and constituent colleges/units, Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya,

Jabalpur 482004 Madhya Pradesh

Important Dates

S.No.

Directorateof

Instruction

Bidder'sStage

Start ExpiryEnve-lopes

Date Time Date Time

1- Purchase of

Tender –Online

25.11.201910:00AM 16.12.2019

06:55PM

2

Pre bidPresentation

(CentralLibrary)

30.11.2019 11.00AM

- -

3

Uploading ofrevised

technicalspecifications( if required

after pre-bid)

03.12.20193.00PM

4- Bid

Submission– Online

- - 17.12.2019 06:55PM

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MandatorySubmission(Envelope

A)to Office of

DirectorInstruction, JNKVV,Jabalpur

- - 26.12.2019 03:30PM

6TechnicalBid Open(Envelope-

A)

-27.12.2019 03:00

PM- -

A

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FinancialBid open

(Envelope-B)

- To beannounced

later- -- - B




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e- Tender for supply of Books/ e-books /Journals /e-journals reading material to CentralLibrary and constituent colleges/units, Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya,


Details of Manufacturer/ Bidder:

1.Name & full address of theManufacturer / Tenderer

:

2.

a) Telephone/ Mobile No.

b) Fax No.

c) E-mail

:

:

:

3.Location of the manufacturingfactory

:

4.

Name & full address of the Bidder

a) Telephone/ Mobile No.

b) Fax No.

c) E-mail

:

:

:

:

5. PAN No. :

6.GSTIN No. :

7.

Bank Account Details

Bank Name

Bank Branch

Account Number

IFSC

:

:

:

:

Seal and Sign of Tenderer



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Procedure for On-line Submission of Tender Document

DEPOSITING THE BIDS:

The bids will be submitted through on-line mode of https://mptenders.gov.in/nicgep/app.However, certain documents would be required to be submitted physically to our office.Details are as follows:-

(A) On-line Submission on website https://mptenders.gov.in/nicgep/app:

STEP – I

Technical Bid / Mandatory Documents to be submitted on-line athttps://mptenders.gov.in

1. Covering letter of the participating firm

2. Certificate for acceptance of terms and conditions of tender enquiry on firmletterhead.

3. Check list properly filled-in.

4. Authorized Certificates for publishers/ registered book Bidders/ vendors/ dealership/distributorship certificate as applicable having valid registration with Federation ofPublishers and Booksellers Associations in India (FPBAI)/ Good Office Committee(GOC) or any other recognized National body.

5. Client list/ List of Purchasers - List of Libraries of Institutes / Organizations/Universities where same work has been executed. Copy of their purchase order &completion certificate duly signed by the competent authority of the institute to beenclosed.

6. Company profile.7. Compliance/Non-compliance Certificate in prescribed proforma8. Duly signed photocopy of PAN card9. Duly signed photocopy of GSTIN document.10. Firms/Business Registration documents/Copy of valid Registration Certificate

under State/Central/ Commercial Sales Act.11. The tenderer should have a valid Trade license, TIN and produce attested copies

of such certificates along with the tender papers, failing which the tender is liableto be rejected - TIN No. of the firm – supporting document

12. Income Tax Returns of last three financial years (2018-19, 2017-18, 2016-17)

13. Sales Turnover of last three financial years (2018-19, 2017-18, 2016-17)

14. Undertaking letter from tenderer for never being blacklisted by any Organizations inprescribed proforma.

15. Scanned Copy of EMD (or exemption proof, if exempted).

16. Tender Purchase Receipt.17. Any other item(s) as specified in terms & conditions.



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STEP – II

Financial Bid to be submitted on-line athttps://mptenders.gov.in/nicgep/app

Submission of Mandatory Documents at Office address:STEP–III: Mandatory Document to be submitted by registered post/

courier/ personally at Office address at JNKVV, Jabalpur.

1. Covering letter of the participating firm

2. Certificate for acceptance of terms and conditions of tender enquiry on firmletterhead.

3. Check list properly filled-in.

4. Authorized Certificates for publishers/ registered book Bidders/ vendors/ dealership/distributorship certificate as applicable having valid registration with Federation ofPublishers and Booksellers Associations in India (FPBAI)/ Good Office Committee(GOC) or any other recognized National body.

5. Client list/ List of Purchasers - List of Libraries of Institutes / Organizations/Universities where same work has been executed. Copy of their purchase order &completion certificate duly signed by the competent authority of the institute to beenclosed.

6. Company profile.7. Compliance/Non-compliance Certificate in prescribed proforma8. Duly signed photocopy of PAN card9. Duly signed photocopy of GSTIN document.10. Firms/Business Registration documents/Copy of valid Registration Certificate

under State/Central/ Commercial Sales Act.11. The tenderer should have a valid Trade license, TIN and produce attested copies

of such certificates along with the tender papers, failing which the tender is liableto be rejected - TIN No. of the firm – supporting document

12. Income Tax Returns of last three financial years (2018-19, 2017-18, 2016-17)

13. Sales Turnover of last three financial years (2018-19, 2017-18, 2016-17)

14. Undertaking letter from tenderer for never being blacklisted by any Organizations inprescribed proforma.

15. Scanned Copy of EMD (or exemption proof, if exempted).

16. Tender Purchase Receipt.17. Any other item(s) as specified in terms & conditions.



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The documents listed above are to be physically submitted in Envelope on following addressbefore the last date, as mentioned in bid document.

The Director InstructionJawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa VidyalayaKrishi Nagar, AdhartalJabalpur (M.P.) 482004, IndiaPh.: 0761-2681608, Fax: 0761-2681608

Note: The Technical Bid Envelope-“A" will be opened before the constituted committeefor the purpose. After verification, scrutiny and recommendation by the committeemembers, the financial bid will be opened on-line, only of the technically qualifiedbidders.


NOTE :

(i) Tenderers are requested not to submit financial bid in any envelop. The price bidwill be opened only after due satisfaction of technical bid on-line.

(ii) Tax extra if any must be shown separately in the specified column of financial bid.



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e- Tender for supply of Books/ e-books /Journals /e-journals reading material to CentralLibrary and constituent colleges/ units, Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya,


Eligibility Criteria of intending bidders for Supply of Books/ e-Books /Journals / e-Journals reading material: (Proof/supporting Documents to be enclosed for the pointsmentioned below:

1. e-tender invited from the reputed/registered publishers/ book suppliers/vendors/dealers/distributors having valid registration with Federation of Publishers and BooksellersAssociations in India (FPBAI)/ Good Office Committee (GOC) or any other recognizedNational body for supply of Indian and Foreign Books/journals/reading material related toagricultural and allied fields.

2. No person or firm shall submit more than one tender for the same item.

3. The price of the tender document for supply of Books/Journals/ e-Books/ e-Journalsreading material is Rs.1,000.00 (Rupees one thousand only) to be paid online on portalwww.mpeproc.gov.in. The tender document is available on https://mptenders.gov.in andinformation on www.jnkvv.org .

4. The e-tender is liable to be rejected if complete information is not given therein or if theparticulars and date (if any) asked for in the tender are not duly & fully filled in. e-Tendermust be submitted on-line as per ‘Important Dates’ mentioned in e-tender document.

5. The tenderer should have a valid Trade licence, GST/PAN / TIN No. and produce attestedcopies of such certificates along with the tender document, failing which the tender isliable to be rejected.

6. e-Tender shall be submitted within the stipulated date and time. In the event of thestipulated date of opening of the tender being declared a closed holiday for Govt. Offices,the date of opening of the tender (s) will be the next working day. Tender can be purchased on-line from https://mptenders.gov.in – Start Date:

25.11.2019, 10.00 am to 16.12.2019, 06.55 pm.

Tender can be submitted on-line on https://mptenders.gov.in upto 17.12.2019upto 06.55 pm

7. Belated tender due to postal or any other delay will be rejected.

8. The tender offers should have a valid upto 31st March 2020

9. JNKVV Jabalpur reserves the right to extend the opening due date and or the date ofopening the tenders.

10. All the leaflets in the offer should be marked with signature and seal of authorized person.

11. Earnest Money Deposit (EMD):

a.EMD of required amount as specified in the tender document to be submitted on-lineon portal. Receipt generated on-line should be submitted with mandatory document.

b. Exemption terms: EMD can be exempted only for those bidders who are registeredwith the SSIC, National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC), MSEs or firms



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registered under DGS & D for the items quoted. The firm should submit in supportthe valid Permanent Enlistment Certificate of SSIC, NSIC or valid DGS & D RateContract copy for the quoted item only.

The above security deposit/EMD will be refunded to the approved publishers/ bookBidders/vendors/ dealers/distributors only on successful completion of the supplies andafter the duration of tenure. Any default on the part of the vendor will lead to forfeiture ofsecurity to Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Jabalpur and the publishers/ bookBidders/vendors/ dealers/distributors will have no claim on it. The Security Depositamount will not carry any interest.

12. Mandatory Submission (Envelope A) containing all original documents as required fortechnical bid including original EMD Receipt (submitted online on portal) must besubmitted in sealed cover to the Director Instruction, JNKVV, Adhartal, Jabalpur482004 so as to reach on or before dt.26.12.2019, 3:30 pm.

13. Opening of e- Tender:The tender shall be opened on the date and time mentioned here in the document. Technical Bids (Mandatory Submission (Envelope A) will be opened on

27.12.2019, 3.00 pm Financial Bids of qualified bidders will be opened on announced date (kindly visit

our website www.jnkvv.org ).

14. Right to accept / reject:

The Director Instruction, Jabalpur reserves the right to reject any or all tender withoutassigning any reason whatsoever. Also, the Director Instruction reserves the right toaward any or part or full contract to any successful agency at its discretion and this will bebinding on the tendrer.

15. Full Postal Address, Telephone / Mobile / Fax / E-mail address, etc. should be provided,while submitting the completed tender form.

16. The publishers/stockist /vendors/ dealers/distributors shall provide a list of Institutes(Government/Statutory bodies/Professional, educational institutions/State /CentralUniversities).

17. The annual turnover of the publishers/ book Bidders/vendors/ dealers/distributors/aggregators for the last 3 financial years must be at least Rs. 50.00 Lakhs (Rupees FiftyLakhs) per annum. Submission of Name and address of bankers with satisfactory banker’sreport regarding Bidders /vendors financial capability for doing business worth Rs. 50.00Lakhs (Rupees Fifty Lakhs) in last 3 years should be attached.

18. All pages of the tender should be duly signed by authorized signatory of the applicant firm.

19. DELIVERY TERMS :1. The rate is to be quoted on FOR destination. Maximum discount as may be

admissible may be shown in Part -B ( Financial bid format) against each items.

2. The Vendors registration may be terminated/ dropped/ blacklisted from the list ofregistered suppliers if the vendor fails to deliver 90% of the supply order.



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3. The books shall be supplied within 30 days of receipt of Supply Orders. In case ofdelay supply liquidity damage @ 5% of value of Supply Orders for every 15 daysdelay will be imposed, maximum up to 10% of the total Value of Supply Order.

4. The vendor/supplier must ensure that all the supplies are strictly in accordance withAuthor/Publication/Edition etc. mentioned in Supply Order. The change inAuthor/Publication/Edition after the release of Supply Orders may not beentertained by the JNKVV Jabalpur in any circumstances except under specificconditions like Discontinuation/ Takeover/ Subsidiary company /Bankruptcy etc.for which written prior intimation is to be given to the JNKVV Jabalpur Authoritiesand necessary approval from the Supply Orders Issuing Authority of JNKVVJabalpur has to be obtained and enclosed a copy along with Supply Orders of suchitems/goods supplied under this effect.

5. It is must for Vendors to ensure that the Books/Journals/Publications dispatchingfor supply to Central Library JNKVV Jabalpur and it’s concern units are properlypacked in strong packaging for protecting the consignment, so as to avoiddamage/pilferage in transit to destination under normal handling. The clear markingin the outer surface of packaging must contain the Supply Orders Number and theaddress of the Consignee in 2-3 sides through permanent marker/affix through goodquality of glue.

6. Part supply will be accepted only if valid justification is being provided by supplierfor not able to meet the full supply.

7. The “Supply Order” consists of supply of publications as per the bibliographicdetails mentioned there in and all other components (CD’s etc.), those which comebundled with should automatically be provided by vendor.

8. After the order is placed and Book Seller is unable to supply the booksellerscondition will be accepted only if valid justification is being provided by thesupplier for not being able to meet the full order.

9. Supplies shall be accepted subject to the complete satisfaction of CompetentAuthority. Any defect found in the Books supplied will invite rejection and decisionof the Competent Authorities, will be final and legally binding. The rejected booksshall have to be taken back at their own cost and risk.

10. Rates should be quoted for only latest and paperback edition, if available in market.

11. On the basis of actual acceptance of the supply, the supplier will raise the bill intriplicate in favour of “The Director Instruction, JNKVV Jabalpur and Dean ofconcern college/ units of University”. The bill should also contain the reference ofour order, besides full name authors/ editors, ISBN, Title, Subtitle, edition,National or International, publisher, Year of Publication, Place of Publication,Volume no., Currency, Cost per copy, Conversion rate, Total Price in Rs.

12. Pre receipt bills are to be submitted in triplicate (3 copies). Revenue stamp shouldbe affixed on the original bill and should signed by authorized signatory. GOCConversion Rate (selling) prevalent at the time of billing/ supply will be applicableand a copy of same should be attached with the bills along with requisite price proof



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if applicable. The billing should be done only on discounted % prices given bythe bidder/supplier and variation in discounted % shall not be entertained.

13. It is imperative to mention specifically whether the title is Original, International,Student, Indian or Low price edition.

14. The Competent authority may allow additional time under special circumstancessuch as strikes, lockouts, fire accidents, riots etc.

15. The final rates should be quoted in Indian Rupees, both in figure and words alongwith currency adopted and conversion.

16. The publishers/ book Bidders/vendors/ dealers/distributors/aggregators shortlistedfor supply of books/ e-books /journals /e-journals reading material are required tostrictly agree to supply as per the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya,Jabalpur Terms and Conditions.

17. Only flat discount rate must be quoted. Quoting of discount rates in any other waywill disqualify the tender for Supply of print books/journals/ reading material.

18. The tender for Supply of print Books/ e-books /Journals/e- journals readingmaterials will be rejected if it is incomplete, not properly filled, received after thedue date,

19. Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Jabalpur, reserves the right to place thepurchase order to any of the approved publishers/ book Bidders/vendors/dealers/distributors.

20. A tentative list of print Books/ e-books /Journals/e- journals reading materials isattached; the list is only provisional, indicative and impermanent. The order may beplaced for any or some of the titles. New titles may also be added. Any number ofcopies may be ordered.

21. Only Paperback and Latest Editions are to be supplied. Hardbound editions are notto be supplied. In case where paperback editions are not available, hardboundeditions may be supplied (certificate of non availability of paperback edition frompublisher must be attached).

22. Purchase orders will be placed by individual college/ units of JNKVV dependingupon the availability of funds for the purpose. Bills will be raised to individualcollege /units and payment will be release by the corresponding college/ units.

23. The publishers/ Bidders/vendors/ dealers/distributors/ aggregators shall supply theBooks/Journals to Central Library and constituent units, Jawaharlal Nehru KrishiVishwa Vidyalaya by hand or by registered post/courier at his own cost.

24. By filling the tender for Supply of print Books/Journals/ reading materials it impliesthat all terms and conditions are fully acceptable to the publishers/ bookBidders/vendors/ dealers/distributors/ aggregators.

20. The Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya reserves the right to:

Cancel an order at any time without assigning any reason there off.

Change or modify the supply order. Reserves the right to issue supply order to any of the approved vendors.



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Change or modify or amend or substitute any clause in the terms and conditionslisted above.

Give supply order of any or some of the titles as mentioned in the list and to addnew titles as and when required.

21. Client List/ List of Users:List of institutes/ organizations, where the same quoted item has supplied should begiven. Copy of the work order & completion certificate duly signed by the competentauthority of the institute should be enclosed. The detailed list mentioning the user name,department name, date/year of supply, installation, satisfactory working certificate fromuser and contact number including e-mail should be supplied with tender.

22. Submission of Important Documents:

a. Acceptance of Terms & Conditions:

On approval of the tender, the supplier should submit acceptance certificate

stating that the aforesaid "Terms and Conditions" are agreeable to the tenderer.

b. Never Blacklisted Notarized Document

The supplier shall also undertake that the firm never being blacklisted/

banned/declared having delivered dissatisfactory performance by any government/

semi‐government authority in India for supply of materials/ carrying out operations

and maintenance work/ application development. An undertaking by an authorized

signatory of the company needs to be submitted in this regard as a preliminary

undertaking. This Affidavit should be submitted duly notarized on Rs. 200/- non

judicial stamp.

c. Submit the Last 3 (three) years income tax return.

d. Submit the Audited balance sheet along with Profit & Loss Account for last threefinancial years. Submit CA Certified Statement for the last three financial yearon the Net worth.

e. Duly signed photocopy of PAN card

f. Duly signed photocopy of GSTIN

g. Firms/ Business Registration documents/Copy of valid Registration Certificateunder State/ Central/ Commercial Sales Act.

23. Jurisdiction

The disputes, legal matters, court matters, if any shall be subject to Jabalpur (MP), Indiajurisdiction only.

a. Force Majeure:

JNKVV may consider relaxing the penalty and delivery requirements, as specified in

this document, if and to the extent that, the delay in performance or other failure to

perform its obligations under the contract is the result of an Force Majeure. Force



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Majeure is defined as an event of effect that cannot reasonably be anticipated such as

acts of God (like earthquakes, floods, storms etc.), acts of states / state agencies, the

direct and indirect consequences of wars (declared or undeclared), hostilities,

national emergencies, civil commotion and strikes at successful Bidder’s premises orany other act beyond control of the bidder.

b. Arbitration:

All disputes/ claims of any kind arising out of supply, implementation,

commissioning, acceptance, warranty maintenance etc under this Contract, shall be

referred by either party (JNKVV or the bidder) after issuance of 30 days’ notice in

writing to the other party clearly mentioning the nature of dispute to the Sole

Arbitrator appointed by JNKVV. The arbitration proceedings shall be conducted in

English and as per the provisions of Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act. The

decision of the Arbitrator shall be final and binding on both the parties.

24. Legal Dispute Settlement:While the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Jabalpur 482004 and thepublishers/ book Bidders/vendors/ dealers/distributor/aggregators shall make everyeffort to resolve any conflict amicably by direct informal negotiation, even then in anycase of any disagreement or dispute arising between them under or in connection withthe contract/supply shall be settled under the Court of Law within its Jurisdiction atJABALPUR, Madhya Pradesh only.




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Check List

S.No. Item Pg. No. YES / NO

1Terms & Conditions mentioned in the Tender Formhave been read and fully understood and all terms andconditions mentioned in the Tender are acceptable.

2Tender Document Cost Rs. 1000 (Rupees OneThousand) receipt paid online

3Security / EMD Deposit of Rs. 50,000 (Rupees FiftyThousands) receipt paid online

4Signed and firm seal is affixed on each and every pageof filled-in tender for empanelment of vendor form.

5Last 3 years Income Tax Certificate / IT Return copyand Tax Clearance certificate attached.

6Last 3 years Audited Report of Sales Turnover forattached.

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Authorized Certificates for publishers/registered bookBidders/vendors dealership/distributorship certificate asapplicable having valid registration with Federation ofPublishers and Booksellers Associations in India(FPBAI)/ Good Office Committee (GOC) or any otherrecognized National body attached.

8Rates quoted are FOR JNKVV, Jabalpur and itsconstituents college/units/campus located in MadhyaPradesh

9Tax/Duty/Levy/VAT/ GST and any other taxes ifapplicable are all inclusive in case of discount quoted.

10TIN/PAN/GST Number mentioned and supportingdocuments attached

11Deceleration by Vendors for not having been blacklisted/debarred by any public organization/University/National Level Institution

12Agree to fill annexure I and II in case of Journals/e-books and e-journals

Date:- Sign & Seal of the Tenderer

Place:- Full Name:-



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List of documents enclosed

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10.

Date – Signature & Seal of the Tenderer

Place - Full Name of the Tenderer



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PART- B

FINANCIAL BID FORMAT(To be submitted online only)

The maximum discount the vendor concerned intend to offer shall be mentioned clearly(Books/ journals/ e-books/e-journals reading material required for library purchases)

The financial bid is required to be submitted online only and not to be submitted in hardcopies.

Percentage of discount on printed price / Publishers catalogue.

Name of the firm/Bidder:

S.No. Items

Final DiscountQuoted in Figuresinclusive of all taxeslevies etc.

Final DiscountQuoted in Wordsinclusive of all taxeslevies etc.

AIndian Publishers/Publications(Reference/Text Books)

B

Foreign Publishers/Publications (IncludingAdvances, AnnualReviews, Book Series,Encyclopaedia, Referencebooks etc).

CPrint Journals(Indian and Foreign)

DE- Books(as per our requirements)

EE- Journals(as per our requirements)

Date – Signature & Seal of the Tenderer

Place - Full Name of the Tenderer



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Print Journals

Terms and conditions for Supply of Indian / Foreign Print Journals to CentralLibrary and Constituent College/ Units of Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa

Vidyalaya, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh

1. Order must be complied within the 30 days of the form the date of issue of orders. Anydelay in supply of the above journals between 31days to 40 days from the date of issuethe penalty 2% will be imposed for late delay and will be adjusted from the securityperformance submitted by the supplier Advance payment should be made by the Supplierto the publisher on behalf of Central Library and constituent units, Jawaharlal NehruKrishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (as Subscriber) and invoice / bill should be raised for paymentalong with remittance proof, publisher’s price proof and order placed to publishers.Central Library and constituent units, Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya willpay invoice / bill raised by the supplier as per Vishwa Vidyalaya rules.

2. The publishers/ book suppliers/vendors/ dealers/distributor/ aggregators will have toenter with an agreement with Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) asmentioned in Annexure I & II.

3. Rates quoted should include all taxes.

4. Subscription Period: All journals are to be procured for the calendar year January toDecember or a complete volume as specified in the order. Supply of the periodicalsshould commence from the issue no. starting January of the volume or unless as specifiedotherwise.

5. The Supplier must have permission from the Reserve Bank of India to remit foreignexchange for the purpose of subscription of journals. The attested photo copy of suchpermission should be attached.

6. The publishers/ book suppliers/vendors/ dealers/distributor/ aggregators will provide allthe facilities of subscription model/license agreement with the publishers where everapplicable.

7. The successful publishers/ book suppliers/vendors/ dealers/distributor/ aggregators willbe required to submit bank guarantee bond as mentioned in annexure II of the supplyorder amount.

8. Upon submission of publishers/ book suppliers/vendors/ dealers/distributor/ aggregators -invoices along with Remittance Proofs, Subscription, Name, Number and Date,Publishers Price Proof, Bank Conversion Certificate, Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi VishwaVidyalaya shall release payment against the invoice amount. No interest will be payableon amount paid by the subscription publishers/ book suppliers/vendors/dealers/distributor on account of delay in payment by the institute.

9. The publishers/ book suppliers/vendors/ dealers/distributor/ aggregators has to inform theCentral Library, Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya about the availability of freeonline access and perpetual access to the ordered journals at the time of submission of



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tender . The access to journals which are available online should be provided to theUniversity by the Agent/Vendor without charging any additional service charges.

10. The publishers/ book suppliers/vendors/ dealers/distributor/ aggregators shall supply thejournals to Central Library and constituent college/ units, if ordered Jawaharlal NehruKrishi Vishwa Vidyalaya by hand or by registered post/courier at his own cost.

11. The publishers/ book suppliers/vendors/ dealers/distributor/ aggregators shall monitorclaims for missing issues of journals, if any and arrange to provide the same withinreasonable period. All missing issues should be supplied or otherwise subscription cost ofmissing issues must be refunded. All legitimate claims to be settled by the vendors withinone and half years from the date of receipt of payment.

12. On successful approval, the publishers/ book suppliers/vendors/ dealers/distributor/aggregators will have to enter into an agreement with Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi VishwaVidyalaya or any other officer authorized on his behalf on a non- judicial stamp paper ofRs. 100=00 (Rupees One Hundred only), the cost of which has to be borne by theAgent/vendor/supplier himself.

13. Preference will be given to the Supplier who can provide online access to the printjournals subscribed, if it is available to subscribers free of cost.

14. Proof of payment, made for each journal to the actual publisher (not by intermediary) isnecessary for verification.

15. The supplier should enclose the copies of, Appreciation Letters and Letters of timely andcent percent supply of the journals from institutes where supplies have been made.

16. The Supplier’s representative shall visit to reconcile supply status at least once in amonth.

17. Advance payment will be admissible only against the 100% bank guarantee ofamount required payment is in the validity period of two months extra, issued bythe Nationalize Bank.

18. Wrongly supplied journals will be returned at the cost of supplier/s.

19. All correspondence along with invoice in triplicate should be addressed to The DirectorInstructions, JNKVV Jabalpur and constituent college/units of JNKVV whose addresswill be found in Purchase order.

20. JNKVV Jabalpur reserves the right to make any amendment in the above terms andconditions in the interest of library and the same will be binding on suppliers.

21. If there is any discrepancy or inability to complete orders in time the same should beintimated immediately to the Central Library and constituent college/ units of JNKVVJabalpur.

22. It would be obligatory on the supplier to ask the publisher of the journal to provide onlineaccess to the journal free of charge on following IP addresses, if it is available tosubscribers, against the print copy.

Static IP Range of all college/unit will be provided at the time of order.



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23. The Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) shall be entitled to terminatethis agreement on one month’s notice in writing to the Bidder without assigning anyreason whatsoever and so on such termination the Bidder shall refund to the JawaharlalNehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) all the proportionate amounts of thesubscription for the period which may remain unexpired;

It is certified that all the information furnished by me is true and correct. In case if it isfound incorrect, I have no objection if my bid is rejected or cancelled by Jawaharlal NehruKrishi Vishwa Vidyalaya.

I agree to abide by the terms and conditions mentioned above.

Date: Signature and Seal of Tenderer

Place: Full Name:-



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e-Books and e- Journals

Terms and conditions for Supply of Indian / Foreign e-Books and e- Journals toCentral Library and Constituent Colleges/ Units of Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa

Vidyalaya, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh

Terms and Conditions for e-Books and e- Journals.

1. RBI Conversation rate should be applicable on the date of billing.

2. One time purchase of e-books / e- journals will be done.

3. No annual processing charges/Maintenance charges will be paid by the University.

4. e-Books/ e- Journals should be free from DRM restriction.

5. Selections on the basis of pick and chose model.

6. Access shall be provided through IP Authentication and ID- Password based

7. Access should be unlimited, concurrent, unlimited downloads and content should be

perpetual access within the institutions campus should be provided.

8. The firm should provide Publisher authorization certificate in the name of the

University.

9. Activation should be made within 2 days after the contract sign.

10. Only latest/revised edition of the e-books have to be supplied unless otherwise

mentioned.

11. E-books/ e- journals available through CeRA should not be quoted. Also the firm

should provide the same on the company letter head.

12. The firm is requested to ensure the compliance of the order for the subscription of e-

books/e-journals in electronic format immediately. The subscription should be

registered in the name of Director Instructions, JNKVV Jabalpur.

13. Soon after sending the aforesaid documents, you are requested to inform us about our

subscription/activation. Please take immediate necessary action to get the accessibility

of aforesaid electronic package activated at above mentioned static IPs.

14. The publishers/ Aggregator /vendors/ dealers/distributor will have to enter with anagreement with Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) as mentioned inAnnexure I & submit bank guarantee bond as mentioned in Annexure II.

15. Advance payment will be admissible only after the completion of Annexure I & II



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Annexure-I

Form of Agreement to be executed in case where Advance Payments are made to Biddersfor supply of Indian/Foreign Journals/ e-books/ e-journals etc.

THIS AGREEMENT made this on date ------------------------------------ between JawaharlalNehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) of one part and the ----------------------------------------- ---------------------------------(Name and address of the publishers/ book Bidders/vendors/dealers/distributor (hereinafter called the Bidder) of the other part.

WHEREAS the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) have appointed theBidder to supply the Journals fully mentioned in this agreement to be supplied to theJawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya (JNKVV) for a period of ONE YEAR w.e.f. fromthe -------------.

AND WHEREAS the Bidder have agreed to supply to the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi VishwaVidyalaya (JNKVV) such Journals; now it is hereby agreed and declared by and made betweenthe parties herein to as follows :-

1. The publishers/ book Bidders/vendors/ dealers/distributor shall supply to the JawaharlalNehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya, Jabalpur (Copies of all issues, of Journals full detailsof which are given in the list annexed hereto as Annexure-III within a reasonable timeof the publication thereof by the respective publishers.

2. The Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) shall pay to the publishers/book Bidders/vendors/ dealers/distributor in advance of the annual subscription of thesaid Journals;

3. In the event of any of the copies of the said Journals being lost in transit or in the eventof the Bidder failing to supply any such copies after their publication for any reasonwhatsoever, the publishers/ book Bidders/vendors/ dealers/distributor shall replace allsuch copies as may have been lost in transit or, as the case may be, supply to theJawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) any copies which they havefailed to supply to the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) withoutany extra charge on receipt of the intimation in this behalf;

4. If the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) decides not to subscribeany one or more of the aforesaid Journals, the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi VishwaVidyalaya (JNKVV) shall give to the Bidder one month’s notice in writing intimatingto the Bidder such identification of the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya(JNKVV) and the Bidder shall on the expiry of the said notice refund to the JawaharlalNehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) proportionate amount of the unexpiredperiod;

5. The Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) shall be entitled to terminatethis agreement on one month’s notice in writing to the Bidder without assigning anyreason whatsoever and so on such termination the Bidder shall refund to the Jawaharlal



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Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) all the proportionate amounts of thesubscription for the period which may remain unexpired;

6. In the event of any question, dispute or difference arising under or out of or inconnection with these presents or touching or concerning the construction, meaning,operation, or effect thereof any matter contained therein or as to the rights, duties orliabilities of the parties here to respectively however in connection with these presents(except as to matters the decision of which is herein before specially provided for ) thesame shall be referred to the sole arbitration of any person appointed by the JawaharlalNehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) of India administratively dealing with thecontract at the time of such appointment, of if there by no secretary the AdministrativeHead of such Department at the time of such appointment. It will be no objection to anysuch appointment that the person appointed is a Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi VishwaVidyalaya (JNKVV) Servant that he had to deal with the matters to which thesepersonts relate, and that in the course of his duties as such Jawaharlal Nehru KrishiVishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) Servant he has expressed views on all or any of thematters in dispute or difference. The award of the arbitrator so appointed shall be finaland binding on the parties to these parents.

7. It is a term of these presents that in the event of such arbitrator to whom the matter isoriginally referred being transferred or vacating his office or unable to act for anyreason, such Administrating head as aforesaid at the time of such transfer, vacation ofoffice or inability to act, shall appoint an another person to act as arbitrator inaccordance with the terms of these parents. Such person will be entitled to proceed withthe reference from the stage at which it was left by his predecessor. It is also a term ofthese presents that no person other than a person appointed by the Jawaharlal NehruKrishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) as aforesaid should act as arbitrator and if for anyreason that is not possible, that the matter is not to be referred to arbitration at all.

Subject as aforesaid of the Indian Arbitration Act, 1940 shall apply to the arbitrationproceeding under this clause. The venue of the arbitration proceeding will be such place as thesole arbitrator may decide. IN WITNESS WHERE OF the parties hereto have here unto settheir hands the day and the year first above written.

Signed by the above named Bidder………………………………………

(Signature of the Bidder) in presence of …………………………………………………

(Name and address of the witness) ……………………………………………………………..

…………………………………………………………………………………………………..

Signed by the…..………………………………………….

(Name and designation of the officer subscribing to the journals on behalf of the JawaharlalNehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) in presence of ……………………………………(Name and address of witness)



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Annexure-II

MODEL FORM OF BANK GUARNATEE BOND FOR SUPPLY OF INDIAN /FOREIGN JOURNALS/ E-BOOKS and E-JOURNALS

1. In consideration of the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) havingagreed to exempt ……………………………………………………(herein after called thesaid vendor from the demand, under the terms and conditions of an Agreement dated………………madebetween……………………………….and………………………………for……………………………….. (here in after called “the said Agreement”) of securitydeposit for the due fulfilment by the said vendor of the terms and conditions contained inthe said Agreement, on production of a Bank Guarantee forRs………………………………Rs……………………………………only).We, …………(herein after referred to as) at the( indicate the name of the Bank) request of………….…………………………………………. vendor do hereby undertake to pay theJawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) amount not exceedingRs…………………………………… against the loss or on damage caused to or sufferedor would be caused to or suffered by the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya(JNKVV) by the reason of any breach by the said vendor of any of the said Agreement.

2. We ………………………………………………………do hereby undertake to pay the(indicate the name of the Bank) amounts due and payable under this Guarantee without anydemur merely on demand from the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV)stating that the amount claimed is due by way of loss or damage caused to or would becaused to or suffered by the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya (JNKVV) by thereason of breach by the said vendor of any of the terms or conditions contained on the saidAgreement or by reason of the vendor failure to perform the said Agreement. Any suchdemand made on the bank shall conclusive as regards the amount due and payable by theBank under this guarantee, however, our liability under this guarantee shall be restricted toan amount not exceeding Rs……………………

3. We undertake to pay to the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) anymoney so demanded notwithstanding any dispute or disputes raised by the vendor in anysuit or proceeding pending before any court or tribunal relating to our liability under thispresent being absolute and unequivocal. The payment so made by as under this bond shallbe valid discharge of our liability for payment hereunder and the vendor shall have noclaim against us for making such payment.

4. We …………………………………………….further agree that the guarantee herein( indicate the name of the Bank ) contained shall remain in full force and effect during theperiod that would be taken for the performance of the said agreement and that it shallcontinue to be enforceable till all the dues of the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya(JNKVV) under or by virtue of the said Agreement have been fully paid and its claimssatisfied or discharged or till ………………………………. Office / Department of



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………………………………………… Certifies that the terms and conditions of the saidAgreement have been fully and properly carried out by the said vendor and accordinglydischarges this guarantee. Unless a demand or claim under this guarantee is made on us inwriting on or before the …………………. We shall be discharged from all liability underguarantee thereafter.

5. We ………………………………………..……further agree with the Jawaharlal NehruKrishiVishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) that (indicate the name of the Bank ) the JawaharlalNehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) shall have the fullest liberty without ourconsent and without affecting it in any manner our obligation hereunder to vary any of theterms and conditions of the said Agreement or to extend time of performance by the saidvendor from time to time or to postpone for any time or from time to time any of thepowers exercisable by the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) againstthe said vendor and to for hear or enforce any of the terms and conditions relating to thesaid Agreement and we shall not be relieved from our liability by reason of any suchvariation, or extension being granted to the said vendor or for any forbearance , act orcommission on that part of the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) orany indulgence by the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) to the saidvendor or by any such matter or thing whatsoever which under the saw relating to suretieswould , but for this provision, have effect of so relieving us.

6. This guarantee will be not be discharged due to the change in the constitution of the bankor the vendor.

7. We ………………………………………………… lastly undertake not to revoke this(indicate the name of bank) guarantee during its currency except with the previous consentof the Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwa Vidyalaya (JNKVV) in writing.

Dated the ………………………………….

Day of …….…………………………........

For …………………………………..........

(Indicate the name of bank)



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Compliance statementCompliance statement as per the template shall be provided along with the tender.

S. No. TechnicalSpecification

Sr. No. intender

CompliedYes/ No

Sr. No. intender

Remarks In case ofdeviation, Sr.

No of theitem in

non-compliancestatement

Documentaryevidence

* Same serial number of technical specifications should be highlighted in technicalbrochure.

SIGNATURE OF TENDERERSEAL OF THE COMPANY

Non-Compliance StatementAny proposed deliverable/ functional aspects/ technical aspects/ terms/ conditions or any otheritem NOT IN compliance.

S.No.

Section/Page No. in

Tender

Sr. No. as intender

Requirementas specified in

tender

Deviation Remarks /Reasons

/ Alternatives

* Same serial number of technical specifications should be highlighted in technicalbrochure.

SIGNATURE OF TENDERERSEAL OF THE COMPANY



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Tender Acceptance Letter(To be given on Company Letter Head)

No……………… Dated………………..

To,

The Director InstructionJNKVV, Jabalpur

Sub: Acceptance of Terms & Conditions of Tender.

Tender Reference No:Name of Tender/Work:

Dear Sir,

1. I/ We have downloaded/ obtained the tender document(s) for the above mentioned

`Tender’ from the web site(s) namely: https://mptenders.gov.in/nicgep/app as peryour NIT/ advertisement, given in the above mentioned website.

2. I/ We hereby certify that I/ We have read the entire terms and conditions of the tenderdocuments (including all documents like annexure(s), schedules(s), etc.), which form partof the contract agreement and I/ We shall abide hereby by the terms/ conditions/ clausescontained therein.

3. The corrigendum(s) issued from time to time by your department/ organization too hasalso been taken into consideration, while submitting this acceptance letter.

4. I/ We hereby unconditionally accept the tender conditions of above mentioned tenderdocument(s)/ corrigendum(s) in its totality/ entirety.

5. I/ We do hereby declare that I/ We have read and understood the entire technicalspecification laid down in the tender document and has prepared the technical bid incompliance with the technical requirements specified in the document.

6. I/ We certify that all information furnished by the our Firm is true & correct and in theevent that the information is found to be incorrect/untrue or found violated, then yourdepartment/ organization shall without giving any notice or reason therefore orsummarily reject the bid or terminate the contract, without prejudice to any other rightsor remedy including the forfeiture of the full earnest money deposit absolutely.

Yours Faithfully,

Authorized Signatory(Signature of the Bidder, with Official Seal)



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UNDERTAKING REGARDING NOT BLACKLISTING/ NON – DEBARMENT

No……………… Dated………………..

To,The Director InstructionJNKVV, Jabalpur

Sub: Non-Blacklisting declaration in connection with Tender No.:....................... dated:

regarding supply of ........................

Ref: Tender No.:

Sir,This is to notify you that our Firm/ Company/ Organization <provide Name of

the Firm/ Company/ Organization> intends to submit a proposal in response to Tender

No.:............................ dated ......................... for supply, installation

.......................................... In accordance with the above we declare that:

1. We/ Our Firm are not involved in any major litigation that may have an impact of

affecting or compromising the delivery of services as required under this

assignment.

2. We/ Our Firm are not Blacklisted/ De-registered/ Debarred by any Central/ State

Government/ agency of Central/ State Government of India or any other country in

the world/ Public Sector Undertaking/ Private Sector or any other agency or any

Regulatory Authorities in India or any other country in the world for any

kind of criminal, corrupt or fraudulent activities for which we have Executed/

Undertaken the supply/ works/ services.

It is understood that if this Declaration is found to be false, JNKVV shall have the right

to reject the proposal, and can take/ initiate legal action against our firm.

Yours Faithfully,

Authorized Signatory(Signature of the Bidder, with Official Seal)



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Annexure III

The Tentative List of Print Books/ e-books/Journals/e-journals for Central Library andConstitutes college/unit of JNKVV, Jabalpur (The attached list may be increase or

decrease. Final list will be produced with Purchase Order)

Central Library, JNKVV

S.No Author Title Publisher

1 C R Kothari Research Methodology : Methods andTechniques

2 R. Pannerselvam Research Methodology : secondedition

3 S.Subba Reddy, Ram, Sastry,Devi, Agriculture Economics, Oxford & IBH

Publishing4 K Nirmal Ravi Kumar Agricultural Economics5 Dwivedi DN.2002 Managerial Economics Vikash Publ6 Craig PH & Chris LW.1996, Managerial Economics Pretince Hall of India7 Gupta GS.1997, Managerial Economics. Tata Mc Graw Hill8 Koutsoyiannis A. 1989 Modern Micro Economics.

9 Baumol WJ. 1980 Economics Theory and OperationsAnalysis Pretince Hall of India

10 P.D. Choudhary, AGRI-SCAN. Surahee Publication

11 Dernberg TF .el .al 1986, Macro Economics. Concepts, Theoriesand policies. Mc Graw Hill

12 V. Altkar SCM Concepts and cases PHI Learning PrivateLimited

13John Wiley & Sons,Inc., Hoboken, NewJersey

14 Michael H. Hugos Essentials of Supply ChainManagement

AmericanManagementAssociation, New York

15 Suman SarkarThe Supply Chain Revolution:Innovative Sourcing and Logistics for aFiercely Competitive World

16 Bovee & Mukesh Chaturvedi Business Communication Today Pearson Publication

17 Vlesikar & Marie E Flatley

18 Business Communication- Raymond Irwin ProfessionalPublishing

19 Wallace Masters Intercultural Communication forBusiness & Personality Development

20 Dr H. Kumar How to Write Correct English

21 Biswajeet Pattanayak Human Resource Management PHI Learning PrivateLimited V Edition

22 George W. Bohlander Principles Of Human ResourceManagement

23 C S Venkata Ratnam & B KShrivastavai

Personal Management & HumanResource

24 Gary Dessler (Fifteenth Edition) Human Resource Management

25 Brain E. Becker,Mark A. Huselid,

The HR Scorecard Linking People,Strategy And Performance



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S.No Author Title PublisherDave Ulrich

26 Martin R Edwards& KirstenEdwards

Predictive HR Analytics: MasteringThe HR Metric Kogan Page Limt.

27 P Subba Rao Essentials of Human ResourceManagement & Industrial Relations Himalaya Pub House

28 G.V. Satya Sekher Business Policy and strategicManagement

I K International PubHouse Pvt Ltd, NewDelhi

29 Dr. C.B. Gupta, Business Policy and Strategy: S.Chand Publication

30 Laxmilal Somani Dictionary of AgribusinessManagement Agrotech Publications

31 Modern Concept of Agronomy Indian Society ofAgronomy, N Delhi

32 Agronomic Terminology Indian Society ofAgronomy, N Delhi

33 Fifty Years of Agronomic Research inIndia

Indian Society ofAgronomy, N Delhi

34 Text book of Plant NutrientManagement


35 Weed Science of Management Indian Society ofAgronomy, N Delhi

36 Climate Resilient Agronomy Indian Society ofAgronomy, N Delhi

37 Agronomic Research TowardsSustainable Agriculture


38 Agronomy 2000 AD - Looking Ahead Indian Society ofAgronomy, N Delhi

39 S. S. Singh Principles of practices of Agronomy Kalyani Publisher, NewDelhi

40 SR Reddy & DS Reddy Agrometeorology Kalyani Publisher,Ludhiyana

41 R Prasad A Text Book of Rice Agronomy Jain Brothers, NewDelhi

42 R Prasad A Text Book of Field Crop ProductionVol I And II ICAR, New Delhi

43 V S Rao Principles of Weed Science II Edition Oxford & IBHPublishing N. Delhi

44 P. L. Maliwal Agronomy at a glance Vo. I & II

45 ISSS Fundamental of Soil Science Indian Society of SoilScience

46 T K Das Weed Science Basics and application Jain Brothers, NewDelhi

47 D K Majumdar Irrigation Water Management

48 U S Gupta Physiological Aspects of DrylandFarming

49 S.S Bhojwani M.K. Razdan Plant Tissue culture :Theory andpractice. Revised edition Elsevier

50 Richard A Dixon and Robert AGonzales. Plant cell culture IRL Press

51 Edwin F.George Michael A HallGeert –Jan De klerk Plant propagation by tissue culture Springer

52 JakobReinert Yashpal P. SinghBajaj

Applied and fundamental aspects ofplant cell,tissue and organ culture Springer



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53 Jafargholi Imani AshwanikumarKarl Hermann neumann

Plant cell and Tissue culture-A tool inbiotechnology basis and application Springer

54 Christof M.Niemeyer(Editor),Chad A Mirkin (Editor)

Nanobiotechnology : ConceptsApplication and perspectives Wiley

55 Gabor L. Hornyak, John J Moore,H.F Tibbals,Joydeep Dutta Fundamentals of Nanobiotechnology CRC press

56 Kamel A Abd- Elsalam Nanobiotechnology Application inplant protection Springer

57 Gabor L. Hornyak,H.F. Tibbals Introduction to Nanoscience andNanotechnology CRC Press

58 JcTarafdar Ramesh Raliya Nanobiotechnology Scentific Publishers(India)

59Judith A Owen Jenni PuntSharon A Stransford Patricia P.Jones

Kuby’s Immunology WH Freeman

60 Jeffrey Actor Introductory Immunology Academic Press61 R. Bloom Paul-Henri Lambert The Vaccine Book Academic Press

62 Peter J Delves,Semus J. MatrinDennis R Burton,Ivan M Rohit

Roitt’s Essential Immunology 13th

editionWiley

63 David L.Nelson and MichaelM.Cox Lehninger Principles of biochemistry W.H. Freeman

64 Deepa Joshi Advance studies in Generalmicrobiology vol-1

Oxford UniversityPress

65 Deepa Joshi Advance studies in Generlmicrobiology vol-2


66 Deepa Joshi Advance studies in Generalmicrobiology vol-2


67 Jyotikumar Roshan Advanced Biophysics Anmol Publications68 K. Swarnim Advanced Molecular biology Anmol Publications

69 KunalBasu Bioinformatics in agriculture : Toolsand Applications Anmol Publications

70 Bob B.Buchanan, WilhelmGruissem, Russell L. Jones

Biochemistry and Molecular Biologyof Plants Wiley Blackwell

71 B.D Singh Biotechnology: Expending Horizons Kalyani Publishers

72 A.Slater, Scott and Fowler Plant Biotechnology Oxford UniversityPress

73 V. K. Jain Fundamentals of Plant Physiology S Chand Publishing

74 Scott F. Gilbert and Michael J. F.Barresi Developmental Biology Oxford University

Press

75 Dileep Kumar et al. Agricultural Extension: Innovationsand Dimensions Art and Science

AcdemedicPublications A-2

Mittal Tower NimariCommercial

Complex OppositeDeepachand Bandhu

Hospitla Phase-4Ashok Vihar new

Delhi 110052

76 N.B. Chauhan et al.Information Technology forAgriculture Production Education andManagement

77 Dileep Kumar et al. Mass Communication in AgriculturalExtension

78 Janani S et al.A Textbook on EntrepreneurshipDevelopment and Management inExtension

79 A. K. Singh Encyclopedia of Administration forRural Development Programmes in



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S.No Author Title PublisherIndia

80 Sujeetha et al. Extension Methods at a Glance81 P. Muthuraman et al. Thesaurus Of Extension Education82 Tripathi and Reddy Principles of Management

83 Karthikeyan et al. A Textbook of Agricultural Extensionmanagement

84 Shruti and Madhan Singh A Brief Book on Extension Education85 Shruti Instant Extension Education

86 Koontz et al. Management: A Global, Innovationand Entrepreneurial Perspectives

87 Sagar Mondal Fundamentals of AgriculturalExtension Education

88 G L Ray Extension Communication andManagement

89 Birendra K and BS Hansra Extension Education for HumanResource Development

90 AS Sandhu Extension Programme Planning91 N K Singh Adult Education

92 Sagar Mondal Text Book of Agricultural Extensionwith Global Innovations

93 Bhairamkar et al. Quantification of Variables andVarious Scales in Extension Education

94 Singh et al. Dimensions of Agricultural ExtensionEducation

95 Chandra et al. Adult Continuing and ExtensionEducation at a Glance

96 Adhikary MM Communication in ExtensionEducation

97 Singh AK et al. Dynamics of Agricultural ExtensionApproaches

98 Chauhan NM ICT in Agriculture: Opinion of theFarmers

99 Burton E Swanson et al. Improving Agricultural Extension: AReference Manual

100 Pasupuleti M Scientific Writing Made Simple: A to Zof Scientific Writing

101 Velusamy R Textbook on Rural Sociology andEducational Psychology

102 Adhikary MM Training in Extension Education

103 Das Puspita Women Empowerment and Micro-finance

104 K. Vijayragavan Training Manual105 Lynton and Pareek Training for Development106 Ram Bahal Research methodology Manual Art and Science

AcdemedicPublications A-2

Mittal Tower NimariCommercial

Complex OppositeDeepachand Bandhu

Hospitla Phase-4

107 R.P. Singh, A. Jhamtani and P.Singh Training Organization: A Handbook

108 K. Ponnuswamy and S. Sharma Teaching Manual on GenderSensitization for Development

109 S.K. Mohanty Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship110 D.K. Berlo The Process of Communication111 W.J. Goode and P.K. Haat Methods in Social Research



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S.No Author Title PublisherAshok Vihar new

Delhi 110052

112 Jayaraman J & Verma JP Fundamentals of Plant Bacteriology Kalyani PublicationLudhiana Mount.

113 Gupta, S.K. Approaches and Trends in PlantDisease Management

Scientific Publishers(India) 5-A New PaliRoad, P.O. Box 91Jodhpur-342001

114 Reddy, P.P.Biofumigation and Solarization forManagement of Soil-Borne PlantPathogens


115 Gupta, S.K. Diseases of Vegetable Ornamentaland Spice Crops


116 Karwa, A.S.Handbook of Techniques inMicrobiology : A Laboratory Guide toMicrobes


117 Baudoin, A.B.A.M.Laboratory Exercises in PlantPathology: An Instructional Kit(Teachers Manual)


118 Chakraborty, B. Recent Trends in Plant Pathology


119 Brajendra Et al Diagnosing Nutritional Disorders inField Crops and their Management

Jaya Publishing House27B, Pocket B, DilshadGarden Delhi- 110095(India)

120 A.S. Kapoor D.K. Banyal Plant Disease Epidemiology andManagement

Jaya Publishing House27B, Pocket B, DilshadGarden Delhi- 110095(India)

121 R.S. Singh Introduction to Principal of PlantPathology (UG&PG)

Oxford & IBHPublishing Co. NewDelhi

122 K.S. Bilgrami and H.C. Dubey A Text Book of Modern PlantPathology

Vikash PublishingHouse Pvt. Ltd., NewDelhi

123 George N. Agrios Plant Pathology (UG & PG) Vth Edn. Acadmic Press, NewYork

124 R.K. Walia and H.K. Bajaj A Test book on Introductory PlantNematology

Directorate ofInformation andPublications ofAgriculture, ICAR, NewDelhi

125 M.R. KhanPlant Nematodes, Methodology,Morphology, Systematic, Biology andEcology

Oxford & IBHPublishing Co. NewDelhi

126 L.R. Verma and R.C. Sharma(Eds.) Diseases of Horticultural crops : Fruits

Indus Publication Co.FS-5, Tagore Garden(Near FC Block) NewDelhi



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127 L.R. Verma and R.C. Sharma(Eds.)

Diseases of Horticultural crops :Vegetables, Ornamentals &Mushroom


128 V.K. Gupta & Y.S. Paul Diseases of Field Crops


129 P. Parvatha ReddyDisease of Horticultural Crops :Nematode Problems & theirmanagement

Scientific Publisher(India) 5-A, New PaliRoad, P.O. Box – 91,Jodhpur 342001

130 S.K Gupta & T.S. Thind Disease Problems in VegetableProduction


131 G.S. Sharan, Naresh Mehta, M.S.Sangwan (Eds.) Diseases of Oilseed crops


132 R.C. Sharma & J.N. Sharma (Eds.) Challenging Problem in Horticultureand Forest Pathology


133 Surck, M. A Magna Field Guide : Mushroom


134 Laessoe, T. Eye Witness Hand Book : Mushrooms


135 Kaul, T.N. Introduction to Mushroom Science(Systematics)


136 Jordan, P. The Mushroom Guide and Identifier


137 Robin Gogoi, Y. Rathaiah & T.R.Borah Mushroom Cultivation Technology


138 R.P. Chandola Dictionary of Plant Pathology Daya Publishing house

139 Das, D.K. Introductory Soil Science Kalyani Publication,New Delhi

140 T Biswas,S Mukaharjee Test book of Soil Science Mcgraw Hill Education141 R.K. Mehra Test book of Soil Science ICAR New Delhi142 Hillel D. Introduction of Soil Physics Academic Press

143 Indian Society of Soil Science, Fundamental of Soil ScienceIndian Society of SoilScience, IARI, NewDelhi



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144Stanley W. Buol, Randal J.Southard, Robert C.Graham, Paul A. McDaniel

Soil genesis and Classification John Wiley & Sons

145 J. Sehgal Test book of Pedology concept andapplications Kalyani Publication

146 A Elangoran Kiran K.R., M.Muniraja Objective Soil Science Jain Brothers

147 E.S. Dana A test book of Mineralogy John Wiley and SonsNY 1881

148 R. Duchaufour Pedology: Pedogenesis andclassification

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149 Sanyan, Saroj Kumar A test book of Soil Chemistry Astral International (P)Ltd

150 M. M. KononovaSoil Organic Matter: Its Nature, ItsRole in Soil Formation and in Soilfertility 2n English edition

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151 J.M.Bollag Soil BiochemistryVolume 6 Marcel Dekal Inc NYUSA

152 Sparks DL Kinetic of soil chemical Processes CRC/Academic Press153 Alexander M. Soil Biology and Biochemistry John Wiley & Sons.154 K. Haider and Andreas Schaffer Soil Biochemistry Science Publisher155 Girish Sukla and Ajit Verma Soil Biology- Soil Enzymology Springer

156 Elder A. Paul Soil Microbiology, Ecology andBiochemistry 3rd Edition Elsevier

157 H. Magdi Selim Transport & Fate of Chemicals inSoils: Principles & Applications CRC Press

158 Ruiliang Pu Hyperspectral Remote Sensing:Fundamentals and Practices

CRC Press Taylor andFrancis Group

159 Ravi shankar Dewedi Remote Sensing of Soil Springer

160 David C. Coleman, Mac A.Callaham, D. A. Crossley, Jr.

Fundamentals of Soil Ecology 3rEdition Academic Press

161 A.J. Ringrose-Voase, G.S.Humphreys

Soil Micromorphology: Studies inManagement and Genesis Elsevier Landon

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163 Mansour Ghorbanpour, KhanujaManika, Ajit Varma Nanoscience and Plant–Soil Systems Springer International

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164Zinck, J.A., Metternicht,G., Bocco Verdinelli, G.H.R., DelValle, H.F. (Eds.)

Geopedology An Integration ofGeomorphology and Pedology for Soiland Landscape Studies

Springer

College of Agriculture, Rewa


1 U.S.Gupta Crop Improvement Oxfrod &IBH PublisherCo.Pvt.Ltd.Calcutta

2 Rajendra Pratap Singh Principles Of Genetics Kalyani Publisher

3 Dr.S.R.S.Chandel A HANDBOOK Of AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS

ACHAL PRAKASHANMANDIR KANPUR

4 B.L.MISRA Design and Analysis of Experimentsfor Agriculture Workers Kalyani Publisher



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S.No Author Title Publisher5 B.D.Chaudhary Quantitative Genetic Kalyani Publisher6 P.K.Gupta Cytogenetics Kalyani Publisher

7 Dr.Rajendra Prasad Textbook Of Field Crops ProductionKrishi AnusandhanBhavan Pusa NewDelhi

8 S.R. Reddy Principles Of Agronomy Kalyani Publisher9 Reddy & Reddy Principles Of Agronomy Kalyani Publisher

10 Dilip Kumar Das Introductory Soil Science Kalyani Publisher11 B.K.Bala Renuwele Energy

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14 T.P.Ojha&A.M.Michale PRINCIPALS Of AGRICULTRALENGINEERING Vol -1

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15 T.P.Ojha&A.M.Michale PRINCIPALS Of AGRICULTRALENGINEERING Vol -2

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16 N Y L E C.BRADY THE NETURE AND PROPERTIES OFSOILS

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17 A.S.Atwal& GS.Dhaliwal Agricultural Pests Kalyani Publisher

18 Kothari RESEACH IN EDUCATIONPrentice Hall of IndiaPrivate Limited NewDelhi

19 S.S. Purohit A Text book of EnvironmentalSciences

STUDENT EDITIONJODHPUR

20 V.P.S.Panwar Agricultural Insect Pests of Crops andtheir Control Kalyani Publisher

21 Indu Grover Handbook on EMPOWERMENT AndENTREPRENEURSHIP

Agrotech PublishingAcademy Udaipur

22 J.S. BAL Fruit Growing Kalyani Publisher23 T.K. Bose & Mitra Fruits :Tropical and Subtropical Kalyani Publisher

24 Dr.Y.K. Mathur & upadhyay Text book of Entomology Aman PublishingHouse New Delhi

25 Jitendra Singh Basic Horticultur

26 T.Radha and Lila Fruit Crops vol 3 of HorticulturScience Series

New india Publishing2007

27 P.S.Pandit Post Harvest Technology & Processingof Horticultural Crops

New india Publishing2007

28 T.K. Bose & J.Kabir Vegetable Crops Vol.1 Naya Udyog

29 G.Rangaswami & A. Mahadevan Disease of Crop Plants in india Printice Hall of IndianPvt. Ltd. New Delhi

30 G.Rangaswami & A. Mahadevan Introduction to Principals of PlantPathology

Oxford & IBHPublishing Co.Pvt.Ltd.New delhi

31 P.D.Sharma Plant Pathology Rastogi PublicationMrrut

32 D. Singh Advances in Plant Biopestisides Rastogi PublicationMrrut

33 T.Wetce & Man Plant Bacteriology



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34 H.C.Dubey Fungi,Bacteria & Viruses Vikash PublishingHouse New Delhi

35 K.R. Aneja An Introduction to Mycology

36 Y.L. Nene & P.N. Thapliyal Fungicides in Plant Disease ControlOxford & IBHPublishing Co.Pvt.Ltd.New delhi

37 C.J. Alexopoulos Introductory Mycology Willy India Pvt.Ltd.

38 JAGDISH PRASAD PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF DAIRYFARM MANAGEMENT Kalyani Publisher

39 R.A.Singh Poultry Production Kalyani Publisher

40 I.C.A.R. HANDBOOK OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRYINDIAN COUNCIL OFAGRICULTURALRESEARCH NEW DELHI

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1 S.C Gupta and V.K. Kapoor Fundamentals of MathematicalStatistics Sultan chand and sons

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5 M. N. Das and N. C. Giri Design and Analysis of Experiments

Publisher: NEW AGEINTERNATIONALPUBLISHERS LTD.-NEWDELHI

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7 H L Sharma Basic Statistical Methods withApplications

Agrotech,Udaipur(2004)

8 K. S. Kushwaha and RajeshKumar

The Theory of Sample Surveys andStatistical Decisions

New India PublishingAgency

9 SRS Chandel A HANDBOOK OF AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS IMPECT PUBLISHER

10 Robert W. Allard Principles of Plant Breeding

11 B.D.Singh Plant Breeding: Principles andMethods

12 B.D.Singh and A.K.Singh Marker Assisted Plant Breeding:Principles and Approach

13 Phundan Singh Essential of Plant Breeding14 B.D.Singh A Text Book of Plant Breeding15 John M. Poehlman Breeding field crops16 Hari Har Ram Crop Breeding and Biotechnology

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18 S.V.Sai Prasad Seed Science and Technology19 R.L.Agrawal, kalyani Publisher Seed Technology



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21 A.W. Leftwich A Dictionary of EntomologyToday &Tomorrow’sprinters andpublishers, New Delhi

22 T. V. Prasad Handbook of Entomology New Vishal publicationNewDelhi

23 R. C. Saxena and R. C. Srivastava Entomology at a glace vol-2 Agrotech publishingAcademy , Udaipur

24 R. C. Saxena and R. C. Srivastava Entomology at a glace-vol-1 Agrotech publishingAcademy , Udaipur

25 Chapman RF The Insect: structure and function Cambridge Univ.Press, Cambridge

26 Duntson PA The Insect: structure and function andbiodiversity

Kalyani publication,NewDelhi

27 Richards OW & Davis RG Imm’s General text book ofentomology, 2 VOLS SET

Ed. Chapman & hall,London

28 Snodgross RE Principles of insect Morphology Cornell Univ. PressIthaca

29 Patnaik BD Physiology of insect Dominant NewDelhi

30 Ignacimuthu SS &Jayraj S Biological control of insect pests Phoenix Publ.NewDelhi

31 Gupta, HCL Insecticide: Toxicology and Uses Agrotech publ.Udaipur

32 Gupta HCL Management of insect pest ofhorticultural crop

33 Sharma Ashok Kumar Anatomy & physiology of insectToday &Tomorrow’sprinters andpublishers, New Delhi

34 De Back P Biological control of Insect pests andweeds

Chapman & Hall, NewYork

35 Prakash A. and Rao J. Botanical Pesticides in Agriculture Lewis Publication,New York

36 Huffaker CB and P.S. Messenger Theory and practices of Biologicalcontrol

Academic Press,London

37 Sathe TV Fundamental of Beekeeping Daya publication NewDelhi

38 T.V. Prasad Entomology Treatise (2nd Edition) New Vishal Publication

39 Patrick Moore Glover Lac cultivation in India P. C. Roy, Sri GourangaPress

40 I.Ishaaya and Degheele Insecticides with Novel modes ofaction

Narosa PublicationHouse, New Delhi

41 Alexopoulos Introductory Mycology Wiley42 Hull, R Plant virology AP43 Nene, Y.L Fungicides in plant disease control IBH44 Neergaard, P Seed Pathology Palgrave45 Agarwal, V.K Principles of seed pathology CRC press46 Jayaraman, J Fundamentals of Plant Bacteriology KP47 Verma The Bacteria MPH

48 Gupta, V.K. Integrated Disease Management andPlant Health SP

49 Gupta Phytonematology NUP



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S.No Author Title Publisher50 Mehrotra, R.S Plant Pathology MGH51 Singh, R.S Plant Disease IBH52 Rangaswami, G Disease of crop plant in India PHI

53 Singh, R. S. Introduction to Principles of PlantPathology IBH

54 Dube, H. C. Modern Plant Pathology Agrobios

55 Aruna T. Kumar, 2015 Handbook of Animal Husbandry(Revised) ICAR, New Delhi

56 Rana R S and Md. ManzarulIslam, 2014

Farm Animal Management Principlesand Practices

New India PublishingAgency

57 Singh, R. A. 2017 Poultry Production Kalyani Publishers,New Delhi, India

58 Reddy DV. 2005 Principles of Animal Nutrition andFeed Technology Oxford & IBH

59 Foundation of Ethics andManagement Excel Books

60 A.N.Tripathy Human Values New Age InternationalPublication

61 R.R.Gaur, R.Sangal andG.P.Bgaria Human Values and Professional Ethics Excel Books

62 Microsoft Office – CompleteReference BPB Publications

63 Satish Jain BPB's Computer Course Windows 10with MS Office 2016 BPB Publications

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65 B.S.V.Rao

Rural Development strategies andRole of Institutions-Issues,Innovations and Innovations andInitiatives

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Plant Physiology and Development -6th Ed.

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2 L.S. Khanna Principles and Practices of Silviculture Khanna Bandhu3 S.N. Gupta Instant Horticulture Kalyani Publication4 K.V. Peter Medicianal and Aeromatic crops Sapna Book House5 K.L. Chandel Handbook of Horticulture ICAR

6 Praveen K. Jaga& Bharat Singh Soil fertility, Fertilizer andAgrochemicals Astral publication

7 M.S. Swaminathan Fundamentals of Food & Nutrition vol.1&2

Bangaluru Publishingcompany (Bappco)

8 J.R. Sharma Principles and practices of PlantBreeding Tata McGraw- Hills

9 R.S. Singh Introduction to principles of PlantPathology IVth Ed

Oxford&IBH

10 R.F. Chapman Insect Structure and function Vedition Oxford & IBH



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11 Indian Jounrnal of Agronomy Indian society ofAgronomy

12 Journal of Food legumes (IndianJournal of pulses Research )

Indian Society ofpulses research &Development

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14 George N. Agrios Plant Pathology Academic press INCsandiego

15 Paul Holliday A Dictionary of Plant Pathology Cambridge Universitypress

16 Vijay Kumar Yadav A Colour Handbook on Practical PlantPathology

New India PublishingAgency, New Delhi

17 R.S. Singh Plant DiseasesOxford & IBHPublishing Co. Pvt. Ltd.New Delhi

18 R.S. Mehrotra& Ashok Agrawal Plant PathologyTata Mcgraw HillEducation Pvt. LtdNew Delhi

19 P.D. Sharma Plant Pathology NarosaPublishnghouse New Delhi

20 Van Driesche and Bellows T.S. Jr Biological Control Chapman & Hall

21 C.B. Huffaker and P.S.Messenger

Theory and practices of biologicalcontrol Academic press

22 H.S. Chaube&Ramji Singh Plnat PathologyInternational Bookdistributing Co.Lucknow

23 Rangaswamy A Textbook of Agricultural Statistics,Edition- II

New AgencyInternationalpublishers

24 B.L. Agrawal Programmed Statistics, Ed.- III New AgencyInternational pub,

25 Rukmangadachari Probability and Statistics, Peauson EducationIndia

26 Joel Lawheand Introduction to Geospatialtechnologies,

27 John monyjikmaluth Basic Computer knowledge,28 G.S. Srivastava An Introduction to Geoinformatics

29 R.K. Gupta &SubhashchanderJain Principles of Geoinformatics Brothers

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31 Statistical MethodsNew India publishingAgency Pitampura,New Delhi

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AgricultureHorticulturepublication harkNagpur

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34 Dr. GajananMalviya Communication Skills S. Chand & Company35 Communication English Grammer



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S.No Author Title Publisher36 Garden &Simnons Principles of Genetics37 M.W. Strickberger Genetics38 B.D. Singh Fundamentals of Genetics39 Phundan Singh Elements of Genetics40 Singh, Chouhan&Katiyar Manual on practical Genetics Kalyani pub.41 R.K. Gupta Genetics42 R.W. Allured Principles of Plant Breeding43 B.D. Singh Plant Breeding Principles &metrods

44 B.D. Singh & A.K. Singh Marker Assisted Plant Breeding –principles &Approch

45 Phundan Singh Essentials of plant Breeding46 S.V. Sai Seed Science & Technology47 R.L. Agrawal Seed Technology48 DhirendraKhare Seed Technology49 John N. Poehilman Breeding field crops50 HariHar Ram Vegetable Breeding51 HariHar Ram Crop Breeding & Biotechnology

College of Agriculture, Balaghat

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2 Yawalkar , KS Manures and Fertilize Agri HorticulturalPublishing Hous

3 Panda, SC Agronomy Agrobios (India)

4 S C Panda Rainfield Agriculture and WatershedManagement Agrobios (India)

5 Mendhe, S N Irrigation Water managementincluding micro-irrigation

Agromet Publishers,Nagpur

6 Chauhan, M S Extension Education at a glance Agrotech7 Maliwal, P L Agronomy at the Glance Agrotech8 Malu, S R Beejotpadan Pradhogiki Agrotech

9 Paul, Narinder Objectives fundamentals forprofessionals in Extension Education Agrotech

10 Rathore, O S Handbook of extension education Agrotech11 Supe, S V A textbook of Extension Education Agrotech12 GS Randhawa Floriculture in India Allied Publication13 R Singh Agricultural mathematics Aman Pub

14 Jitendra Chauhan Communication and ExtensionManagement Anjali Prakashan

15 Handbook of biology Arihant16 H Panda Handbook on Spices and condiments Asia Pacific Business17 Niir Board Handbook on Spices Asia Pacific Business

18 B N Verma et al ,Mushrooms :Edible and MedicinalCultivation Conservation StrainImprovement with their Marketing

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19 Usha bhale Laboratory manual on Plant Pathology Asral International



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20 A G Samant Farm Communication through Mass inthe New Millennium Ass Medi Pun

21 Sharma, RK Agriculture at a glance Astral International22 Singh Agricultural Extension Explore Astral International

23 VPR Reddy Keynotes on genetics & PlantBreeding Astral publications

24 V Radha Krishna Murthy Basic Principles of AgriculturalMetrology B S Publication

25 Singh, Ummed Krishi Prasar Prashikshan EvamPrabandh Bharti Bhandar

26 Singh, Vinay Mrada Vigya Urvarak Evam khad Bharti Bhandar,Meerut

27 E P Christopher Introductory Horticulture Biotech

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40 T R Chadha Textbook of temperate Fruits DKMA ICAR

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49 Rajaraman V Fundamentals of Computers I K Internatinal50 Girdhari Lal Preservation of Fruits and Vegetables ICAR New Delhi51 ICAR Handbook of Agriculture ICAR New Delhi

52 L K Wader Agriculture Marketing andCooperation ICAR New Delhi

53 M S Randhava A History of Agriculture in India ICAR New Delhi54 Pruthi, HS Textbook of Entomology ICAR, New Delhi55 R P Singh Sustainable Agriculture ICAR, New Delhi

56 Rajendra Prasad Textbook of Field Crop Production(Foodgrain crop) ICAR, New Delhi



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S.No Author Title Publisher57 R Chakravarthy Agri Informatics ICFAI

58 Kumar, A Computer Basics with officeautomation IK International

59 Indian Society of Soil Science Introductory of Soil Science Indian Society of SoilScience, New Delhi

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66 R A Singh Poultry Production kalyaani67 Bhattacharyya, Utpal Kumar Plant pathology at a Glance Kalyani68 Cp Viji K ENTOMOLOGY REFRESHER kalyani69 D K Das Introductory Soil Science Kalyani70 Dhaliwal, G S Essentials of Environmental Science Kalyani71 Dhaliwal, G S Integrated Pest Management Kalyani72 Ganesh Prasad Introduction to Cytogenetics Kalyani73 Gupta, P K Elements of Biotechnology Kalyani

74 Gurvinder SinghFundamentals of ComputerProgramming and InformationTechnology

kalyani

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79 Jagdees Prasad Principal and Practice of dairy farmmanagement Kalyani

80 Jagdish Prasad Animal Husbandry and Dairy Science kalyani81 Jitendra Singh Fundamentals of Horticulture Kalyani82 K P Singh Olericulture -II Vegetable Kalyani

83 Mal, BC Introduction to Soil and WaterConservation Engineering Kalyani

84 Mann, Satvinder Kuamr Plant Pathology Kalyani

85 Murthy, VVN Land and Water ManagementEngineering, Kalyani

86 N Mukherjee Agricultural Microbiology Kalyani87 N Thavarprakash Objective Agronomy Kalyani

88 Nadarajan, Manivannan Quantitative genetics & biometricaltechniques in plant breeding Kalyani

89 Panda, SC Dryland Agriculture Kalyani90 Phundan Singh Elements of Genetics Kalyani91 R K Luna Plantation tree kalyani

92 R S Lohia Anuvanshiki k aadhar Fundamentalsof Genetics Kalyani



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93 Ray, G LJournalisn including communication ,farm and rural journalsism and publicrelations

Kalyani

94 Reddy, S R Agriculture Heritage Kalyani95 Reddy, S R Agrometeorology Kalyani96 Reddy, S R Agronomy of Field Crops Kalyani97 Reddy, S R Elements of Agronomy Kalyani

98 Reddy, S R Farming System and SustainableAgriculture Kalyani

99 Reddy, S R FUNDAMENTALS OF AGRONOMY ANDAGROMETEROLOGY Kalyani

100 Reddy, S R Geoinformatics and nano technologyfor precision farming Kalyani

101 Reddy, S R Introduction to Agronomy andPrinciples of Crop Production Kalyani

102 Reddy, S R Introduction To Forestry Kalyani103 Reddy, S R Irrigation Agronomy Kalyani

104 Reddy, S R Principles of Agronomy Kalyani105 Reddy, S R Principles of Agronomy Kalyani106 Reddy, S R Principles of Crop Production 2nd Ed Kalyani

107 S.S. Singh Soil Fertility and NutrientManagement kalyani

108 Sagar Mondal Textbook of Rural Sociology andEducational Psychology Kalyani

109 Sastry, N S R Livestock production management Kalyani

110 Singh, B D Plant Breeding Principal and Methods Kalyani111 Singh, B D Fundamentals of Genetics Kalyani112 Singh, B D Genetics Kalyani113 Singh, Jitendra Basic Horticulture Kalyani114 Singh, Phundan Essentials of Plant Breeding Kalyani115 Singh, Phundan Objective Genetics Kalyani

116 Singh, Phundan Objective Science of Plants Breeding Kalyani117 Yadav, D S Pulse Crops Kalyani118 S S Chinna Agriculural Marketing in India Kalyani119 G D Rai Non-conventional Energy Sources Khanna Publishers

120 Entrepreneurship and Small BusinessManagement Kitab Mahal

121 Kumar Statistical Methods Krishna122 Ajit Kumar Singh Plant Science at a Glance Kushal publications

123 Lal Singh Soil Plant Nutrition,Mannures andFertilizers Kushal publications

124 R C Agrawal Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship Laxmi N Agrawal125 A V Reddy Extension Education Laxmi Press Baptala126 MkWa0 ,l0,u0 calya mPp vkfFkZd fl/}kar lkfgR; Hkou iCyhds'ku

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128 Das, Harsaran Prakshaitra Prabandh Evam UtpadanArthsharstra Meerut



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MGH

130 Chahal G SPrinciples and Procedures of Plantbreeding – Biotechnology andConventional Approaches

Narosa

131 G N Tiwari Greenhouse Technology forControlled Environment Narosa publication

132 V Subramanian A Textbook in Environmental Science Narosa publication

133 TK Bose Fruit- Tropical and Subtropical Naya Udyog Pub. ,Kolkata

134 TK Bose & MG Som Vegetables Crops in India NayaProkash135 Nazir, MS Crop Production NBF Islamabad136 Kaushik, Anubha Perspectives in environment studies New Age137 Nagaraja Project Management new age138 P Tauro An Intorduction to Microbiology New Age139 A N Tripathy Human Values New Age Int140 R Ramaswamy A textbook of agricultural statistics New Age Int141 V Rajagopalan Selected satistical tests New Age Int

142 Dhaliwal, L K Encyclopedia of AgriculturalMetorology

New India Pub Ag.New Delhi

143 Kushwaha, K S Objective Agriculture Statistics New India Pub Ag.New Delhi

144 KV Peter Basics of Horticulture New India Pub Ag.New Delhi

145 Panigrahi, Balram A Handbook on Irrigation andDrainage


146 Sharma, Manish Computer in AgricultureFundamentals and Application


147 Srivastava Practical agricultural meteorology New India Pub Ag.New Delhi

148 Vijay Yadav A colour handbook on Practical PlantPathology


149 Naik, K R Competitive Agronomy New Vishal Pub150 Prasad, T V Handbook of Entomology New Vishal Pub

151 Rajendra Prasad Crop Nutrition: Principles andPractices New Vishal Pub

152 Sai Prasad Objective plant sciences New Vishal Pub153 Sai Prasad Ready reckoner of genetics New Vishal Pub154 Sai Prasad S V Ready Reckoner of Plant Breeding New Vishal Pub

155 Sai Prasad, Agri facts Seed Science andtechnology New Vishal Pub

156 Sunil, V G Multiple Choice Questions inAgricultural Extension New Vishal Pub

157 K C Agrawal Fundamentals of EnvironmentalBiology Nidhi Publishers.

158 Akhori M M P Trainer's Manual on Developingentreprenurial motivation NIESBUD

159 Verma, Dheenman Objective Horticulture NIPA

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S.No Author Title Publisher161 Oxford English-English Dictionary Oxford162 Oxford English-Hindi Dictionary Oxford163 Oxford Hindi-English Dictionary Oxford164 A C Dutta A Class book of Botany Oxford & IBH

165 A Chakraverty Post Harvest Technology ofCereals,Pulses and Oilseeds Oxford & IBH

166 Banerjee, GC A Textbook of Animal Husbandry Oxford & IBH

167 Chhidda Singh Modern techniques of raising fieldcrops Oxford & IBH

168 N Kumar Introduction to Horticulture Oxford & IBH169 N S Subba Rao Soil Microbiology Oxford & IBH170 R S Singh Plant pathology Oxford & IBH

171 Raju, V T Economics of Farm production andmanagement Oxford & IBH

172 Ranjeet Singh Textbook of Extension Education Oxford & IBH173 Reddy, S R Agriculture Finance & Co-operation Oxford & IBH174 S P Dhondyal Farm Management Oxford & IBH175 Saxena NP Management of Agricultural Drought Oxford & IBH

176 Singh, R S Introduction to Principles of PlantPathology Oxford & IBH

177 Singh, R S Plant Diseases Oxford & IBH

178 Supe, S V An Introduction to ExtensionEducation Oxford & IBH

179 T C Dutta Plant Physiology Oxford & IBH

180 V S Rao Priciples of Weed Science Oxford & IBH

181 Brady NC The Nature and Properties of Soils(New Ed.) Pearson Edu.

182 Ghanshyam Das Hydrology and Soil ConservationEngineering PHI publication

183 HSChabe Crop Diseases and their management PHI publication184 Jaishwal, P C Soil plant and water analysis PHI publication

185 Mahabal Ram Fundamentals of Genetics andCytogenetics PHI publication

186 Mahabal Ram Plant breeding methods PHI publication187 Neeraj Pandey Intellectual property Right PHI publication188 Rangaswami Agricultural Microbiology PHI publication

189 R M Devlin Plant Physiology PWS190 P B Pawar A textbook on Agricultural Heritage Rajlakshmi Prakashan

191 Rajni Rani Management of Problematic soil andwater logging soil Rama Pub

192 B P Singh Plant pathology Rama publication,Merut

193 K D Upadhya A Textbook of Plant Nematology Rama Publishinghouse, Meerut

194 Das, Harsaran Prakshaitra Prabandh Evam UtpadanArthsharstra

Rama PubulishingHouse

195 Singh, Bramha Aanuvanshiki Ke Sinddhant EvamPadap Abhijanan

Rama PubulishingHouse

196 Singh, Rajendra Krishi Sankhyiki Rama Pubulishing



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S.No Author Title PublisherHouse

197 Singh, Tej Bahadur Jeev Rasayan Rama PubulishingHouse

198 Tyagi, B D Prasar Shiksha Ke Mool Tatwa Rama PubulishingHouse

199 Ashok Bendre Introductory Botany Rastogi

200 P D Sharma Environmental Biology Rastogi201 P K Gupta Cytogenetics Rastogi202 P K Gupta Genetics Rastogi203 Sharma, P D Ecology And Environment Rastogi204 Charles Adams Principles of Horticulture Routledge205 Twidell, John Renewable Energy Resources Routledge

206 G Malviya Communication Skills S Chand207 Gupta, S C Fundamentals of Applied Statistics S chand

208 Gupta, SC Fundamentals of MathematicalStatistics S chand

209 Jain, J L Fundamental of Biochemistry S Chand210 S Samlaran Agricultural Economy S Chand211 Shanti Narayan A textbook of Matrics S Chand212 ,p0,y0 vkgwtk mPprj lef"V vFkZ'kkL= S Chand213 Alok Jain Professional Communication Skill S Chand214 K K Dewett Modern Economics Theory S Chand

215 P C Wren High School English Grammar andComposition S Chand

216 P N Arora, S Arora, A Arora Comprehensive statistical methods S Chand217 S S Khanka Entrepreneurial Development S Chand218 V K Jain Fundamentals of Plant Physiology S Chand

219 Katar Singh Rural Development Principles Policiesand Management Sage Publication

220 Shukla, S M Advanced Statistics Sahitya Bhawan221 Shukla, S M Fundamentals of Statistics Sahitya Bhawan222 Shukla, S M Fundamentals of Statistics Sahitya Bhawan223 Anupam Agrawal Economics SahityaBhawan pub.

224 Vijayalakshme D , UshaRavindra,

Principles Of Food Science & Nutrition(P/B) Satish

225 Singh, D N Varieties and Hybrids of Vegetables Satish Serial PublisingHouse

226 Neeta Sharma Communication Skills Satya Prakashan227 Ananthakrishnan T N Dynamics Of Insect Behaviour Scientific Pub Ind228 Arya, R L Indira's Objective Agronomy Scientific Pub Ind229 Chandrashekaran B Rice Science P/B Scientific Pub Ind230 D P Tripathi Plant Pathology at a Glance Scientific Pub Ind231 Deepak K Verma Objective plant science at a glance Scientific Pub Ind

232 Desai, B KIntegrated Farming System: AStrategy for Sustainable farmProduction and Livelihood Security

Scientific Pub Ind

233 FAO Weed Management in Rice Scientific Pub Ind



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S.No Author Title Publisher234 G K Sagar Agronomy terminology Scientific Pub Ind235 Ghahlot, D Bio-fertilizer: Production manual Scientific Pub Ind236 J C Tarafdar Objective agriculture Scientific Pub Ind237 Khare, Dhirendra Seed Technology Scientific Pub Ind

238 M K Singh Question bank of Agronomy forARS/NET exam Scientific Pub Ind

239 M L Jat Dryland technology Scientific Pub Ind240 Mote B M Principles of Agricultural Meteorology Scientific Pub Ind

241 Mudgil D Objective Food Science & Technology,2Nd Ed. P/B Scientific Pub Ind

242 P R Deshmukh Entrepreneurship Development andCommunication Skill Scientific Pub Ind

243 Pal, M Fundamentals of Cereal CropProduction Scientific Pub Ind

244 Palaniappan Organic farming: Theory and Practice Scientific Pub Ind

245 Panda, S C Organic farming for SustainableAgriculture Scientific Pub Ind

246 Pandey B D Zoology At A Glance Scientific Pub Ind247 Pandey, S N Plant Physiology, 4th Ed. Scientific Pub Ind

248 Sahu T R Biodiversity And SustainableUtilization Of Biological Resources Scientific Pub Ind

249 Singh, B D Introduction to Plant Tissue Culture Scientific Pub Ind250 Subramanian, S All About Weed Control Scientific Pub Ind251 Susanta banik Objective Plant Pathology Scientific Pub Ind252 U S Walia Science of Agronomy Scientific Pub Ind253 Yakadri, M Practical Manual on Crop Production Scientific Pub Ind

254 Lal, D S Climatology Sharda Pustak BhawanAllahabad

255 L Taiz Plant physiology Sinauer Associates.Inc.

256 John Milton Poehlman Breeding Field Crops Springer

257 Omkar An Introduction to IndustrialEntomology

Springer NatureSingapore

258 Sahay, Jagdishwar Elements of Agricultural Engineering Standard Pub

259 Suresh, R Soil and Water ConservationEngineering Standard Pub

260 Robin Sharma The Leader Who Had No Title Standard Pub Delhi261 S C jain Farm Machinery and Approach Standard Pub Delhi

262 Tiwari Wings of Fire: An Autobiography ofAbdul Kalam Standard Pub Delhi

263 Chaudhary, P D Agri-scan Exam Winner's & Topper'sQuestion Bank Surahee

264 P D Choudhry Complete Agriculture Surahi Pub. Jaipur265 Peter Norton's Microsoft DOS Techmedia266 Aruna Koneru English Language Skills TMGH267 Grant Taylor English Conversation Practice TMGH

268 Rizivi Technical Writing and CommunicationSkill TMGH

269 Sharma, J R Principles and practices of Plant TMGH



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S.No Author Title Publisherbreeding

270 N N PatilGreenhouse Technology -Management, Operations andMaintenance

Universal PrakashanPune

271 Ankur Mathur New and Renewable Energy Sources University pub272 Gupta, H K Disaster Management University pub

273 H Kumar Laboratory manual of genetics Vani mandirprakashan, Varanasi

274 K M Sahay Unit operations of agriculturalprocessing Vikas Publishing house

275 AM Michael Irrigation theory and practicesvolume-1 Vikas Publishing House

276 Dudhe Plant Science at a glance Vishal277 Jitendra Mohan Educational Psychology Wiley Eastern

278 AK Thompso Fruit and Vegetables: Harvesting,Handling and Storage Wiley India

279 D C Montogomery Design and analysis of experiments Wiley India280 D Peter Snustad Principles of Genetics Wiley India281 Gardner Principles of Genetics Wiley India282 Robert W Allard Principles of Plant breeding Wiley India283 SC Bhatia, Textbook of Renewable Energy Woodhead Pub. India

College of Agriculture, Powarkheda

S.No Author Title Publisher1 Jain V K Fundamentals of plant physiology

2 Tomar Hs Seed technology3 Chadha, K L Hand book of horticulture

4 Kumar, N N Introduction to spices plantationcrops medicinal and aromatic plant

5 K G Sanmugovelu, N Kumar, K VPeter

Production technology of spices andplatation crops

6 Thamburaj Textbook of vegetable , tuber cropsand spices

7 T K Chattopadhyay Textbook on pomology 3. vol set8 K V Peter Basic of horticulture9 P Hazara and M G Som Vegetable science

10 N S Rathore Post harvest management andprocessing of fruits & vegetables

11 S P Singh Scientific horticulture 10 volume set

12 R P Srivastav and Sanjeev Kumar Fruit & vegetables preservation –principles & practices

13 J.B. Chitambar Introductory Rural Sociology

14 Sager Mondal Text book of Rural Sociology andEducational Psychology

15 S.V. Supe An Introduction of ExtensionEducation

16 A.V.V Reddy Extension Education



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S.No Author Title Publisher17 Vasant Desai Dynamics of Entrepreneurial

18 A.G. Samant Farm communication through mass inthe New millennium

19 Dr H L Sharma Practicals in Statistics

20 Gupta & Kapoor Fundamentals of MathematicalStatistics

21 Gupta & Kapoor Fundamentals of Applied Statistics22 P K Sahu Agriculture and Applied Statistics -I23 B.L. Agarwal Programmed Statistics

24 Mishra ,P. And Homa,F. Essiential of Statistics in Agriculturescience

25 Rajaraman V And Adabala N Fundamental of Computers26 Gardner/Simmons/ Principles of Genetics27 Snustad Genetics

28 D. Peter Snustad & Michael J.Simmons Principles of Plant Breeding

29 Robert W. Allard Plant Breeding30 V. L. Chopra (Theory & Practice)31 C. B. Singh, Dhirendra Khare Genetics Improvement of Field Crops

32 John Milton Poechlman DavidAllen Sleper Breeding Field Crops

33 Hari Har Ram Crop Breeding and Biotechnology34 Dhirendra Khare Seed Technology35 Banawart G J Basic food microbiology36 Srivastava, R P And Kumar S Fruit & vegetable preservation37 Swaminathan M Essentials of food & nurtion vol.ii

38 Ramaswamy H Food processing principles andapplications

39 Prasad, R. Crop nutrition - principles andpractices

40 Sahay, K M Unit operations of agriculturalprocessing

41 A Chakraverty Post harvest technology of cereals,pulses and oilseeds

42 Ambose, Ducten P The insects: beneficial and harmfulaspects

43 Pedigo, Larry P Entomology and pest management

Tentative List of Journals

1 Indian Journal of Horticulture2 Scientica Horticulture3 Indian Journal of Phytopatho

4 Journal of Mycology & PlantPathology

5 Plant Physiology Reports6 Photosynthetica



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7 Indian Journal of Agronomy(Indian Society of Agronomy,

8International Journal ofAgriculture and StatisticalSciences

9 Indian Society of AgricultureStatistics

10 Crop and Weed

11 Journal of Indian society of soilscience

12 Indian Journal of Genetics &Plant Breeding

13 Indian Journal of Entomology

14 Indian Journal ofPhytopathology



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Tentative List of e-books:

S.No Title Author Publisher

1Advanced Applications in Remote Sensing ofAgricultural Crops and Natural Vegetation , ,Edition 2

Thenkabail , PrasadS.

Taylor andFrancis

2 Advanced Molecular Plant Breeding : Meetingthe Challenge of Food Security , , Bharadwaj , D.N.

Taylor andFrancis

3 Advanced Technologies for Meat Processing , ,Edition 2 Toldrá , Fidel

Taylor andFrancis

4 Advances in Agricultural Machinery andTechnologies , , Chen , Guangnan

Taylor andFrancis

5 Advances in Macrofungi : Diversity, Ecology andBiotechnology , ,

Sridhar , KandikereRamaiah

Taylor andFrancis

6 Advances in Microbial Biotechnology : CurrentTrends and Future Prospects , ,

Kumar, PhD. ,Pradeep

Taylor andFrancis

7 Advances in Postharvest Technologies ofVegetable Crops , , Singh , Bijendra

Taylor andFrancis

8 Advancing Food Integrity : GMO Regulation,Agroecology, and Urban Agriculture , , Steier , Gabriela

Taylor andFrancis

9Agricultural Drones : A Peaceful Pursuit , , Krishna , K. R.

Taylor andFrancis

10Agronomic Rice Practices and PostharvestProcessing : Production and QualityImprovement , ,

Verma , DeepakKumar

Taylor andFrancis

11Soil and Moisture Conservation in the Farmlandsof Drought Prone Areas

V. Reddappa Reddy,G. Sankara Reddy write and print

12 Soil Arthropods Ravi Prakash Maurya write and print

13Soil Ecology The Basis Of Sustainable AgricultureAnd Climate Change Mitigation

Vrinda Negi, NandaNautiyal, Vir Singh write and print

14 Soil Science Hemlata Pant write and print

15Techniques in Plant Protection Mahendra Singh, D.

Prasad write and print

16Vegetable Production Handbook Manoj Kumar,

Sandeep Chopra,Satesh Kumar write and print

17 Phytophthora An Indian Perspective P. Chowdappa TTPP18 Reproductive Ecology A. J. Solomon Raju TTPP

19Spices VIJAI BAHADUR

SINGH, KIRTI SINGHTTPP

20

Sustainable Hill Agriculture N. Prakash, S. S.Roy,P. K. Sharma, I.M. Singh,S. B. Singh,S. V. Ngachan

TTPP



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21

Thesaurus Of Extension Education P. Muthuraman, K.Ravi Shankar, JunTakeda, G. Nirmala,K. Nagasree, P.K.Pankaj

TTPP

22Impact Assessment Of Krishi Vigyan Kendra OnTribal Farmers

PARVEZ RAJAN,NALIN KHARE, S.R.K.SINGH

TTPP

23 Plant Biotechnology Anand Prakash SBW24 Plant Physiology Seema Yadav SBW25 Plant Systematics Seema Yadav SBW26 Plant Tissue Culture Anand Prakash SBW

27

Plants and Microbes an Innovative Approach DR. PANKAJ GOYAL,ABHISHEKCHAUHAN,PURSHOTAMKAUSHIK

SBW

28Application Of Biotechnology In Sericulture Venkatesh Kumar R.,

V. Shyam KumarStudium

29 Agricultural Credit (A Boon To The Farmers) Arti Gaur Studium

30Stable Food Production And SustainableAgriculture (A Challenge Ahead In 21st Century)

R.S. Sengar, A.K.Sharma

Studium

31

Agricultural Sciences: Topics In ModernAgriculture

Agustín González-Fontes, AgustínGárate, IldefonsoBonilla

Studium

32Algae Biofuel S.K. Bhatnagar, Atul

Saxena, Stefan KraanStudium

33Practical Aspects Of Irrigation WaterManagement

Keshav Rao Naik,Ajay Chourasiya,Shivnath Das

SSPH

34Water Conservation and Utilization inAgriculture Production

S. K Saini, SubhashChandra

SSPH

35Agricultural Library Management In Digital Era Dr. Madhav Pandey,

Miss AkankshaPandey

SSPH

36Forest Management Dr. Girish B.

Shahapurmath, Dr.Hanumantha, M.

SSPH

37Forest Policy, Laws, Legislation And ConstitutionOf India

Dr. Girish B.Shahapurmath, Dr.Hanumantha, M.

SSPH



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38Marketing and Trade of Forest Produce Dr. Girish B.

Shahapurmath, Dr. S.S. Inamati

SSPH

39

Methods of Soil and Water Analysis Shashi S. Yadav, S.K.Verma, P.A.Khambalkar,Akhilesh Singh

SSPH

40 Dairy Farming: Practices, Principles Approach Laxmi Naraya Anmol41 Farm, Dairy and Food Machinery Bishwanath Ghosh Anmol42 Food and Dairy Microbiology Bishwanath Ghosh Anmol43 Livestock Production And Management Ramesh Nandan Anmol44 Aquaculture Biotechnology Farah Deeba Anmol

45Biotechnology And Genetics In Fisheries AndAquaculture

Dr. Gurucharan Datt Anmol

46Plant Tissue Culture Concepts And Techniques M. K. Yadav, Dinesh

Yadav, M. K. TripathiNPH

47Production Technology Of Spices And PlantationCrops

M.M. SYAMAL NPH

48Terminology On Plant Pathology Dr. Shahid Ahamad,

Dr. Ali AnwarNPH

49A Competitive Book On Soil Science Eetela

Sathyanarayana,Sandeep S. Hadole

NPH

50Water Harvesting and Ground Water RechargeResearch Method Manual

HITESH KUMAR V.PARMAR

NPH

51 A Handbook on Irrigation and Drainage Panigrahi, Balram NIPA

52Advances In Agri Management GeneralManagement Business Development AndInnovative Practices

Rakesh SinghNIPA

53 Advances in Nutrient Dynamics in Soil-PlantSystem for Improving Nutrient Use Efficiency

Elanchezhian, R.A.K.Biswas &K.Ramesh

NIPA

54 Agri Food Crops: ProcessingValueAdditionPackaging and Storage R.Sasi Kumar

NIPA

55 Agricultural Marketing Management Lakshmi Dhar Hatai NIPA

56 Agricultural Marketing: Perspectives andPotentials Bhat Anil & S.P. Singh

NIPA

57 Agriculture Bioinformatics Keshavachandran R. NIPA

58 Agrobiodiversity and Sustainable RuralDevelopment

Soam S.K. &M.Balakrishnan

NIPA

59 Agroforestry for Increased Production andLivelihood Security

Gupta Sushil Kumar& Pankaj Panwar

NIPA

60 Agrometeorology: A Simplified Textbook Kathiresan G. NIPA

61 Agrotechnology Manual: Including NurseryManagement and Practices Etomes Marcel N

NIPA



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62 Air Pollution and It's Impacts on Plant Growth Shyam, S. &H.N.Verma: et al

NIPA

63 Applied Bioinformatics Statistics and Economicsin Fisheries Research Roy A.K.

NIPA

64 Applied Statistics for Agricultural Sciences Venkatesan D. NIPA

65 Mathematical Models of Plant-HerbivoreInteractions Feng , Zhilan

66 Sustainable Development of Organic Agriculture

67 Marine Pollution and Climate Change Arias , Andres Hugo

68 Indian Agriculture after the Green Revolution Goswami , Binoy69 Improving Seed Conditioning Gregg , Bill70 Climate Change and the Oceanic Carbon Cycle Ferrera , Isabel

71 Coping with Biological Growth on Stone HeritageObjects Pinna , Daniela

72 Auddaniki ke Adharbhoot Sidhant TathaNashijeev Prabandhan (in Hindi) Tiwari, A.K.

NIPA

73 H.B. of Crop Diseases Astral

74 Agricultural Science & Tech Z. Davis

75 Agronomy facts & Approaches Das P.

76 Crop Improvement in Vegetabel Nav Nath Kashid

77 Diseases of Vegetable Crops

78 Insect Pest & Disease Management D. Prasad

79 Plant Taxonomy A. Baruach



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Tentative List of Journals

S. No. Title

1 Current Advances in Agriculture Science (An International Journals )

2 Agricultural Science Digest

3 Crop Research

4 Indian Journal of Agronomy

5 Indian Horticulture Journal

6 Current Horticulture

7 Indian Journal of Genetic and Plant Breeding

8 Indian Journal of Plant Protection

9 Journal of Indian Society of Soil Science

10 Journal of Agricultural Engineering



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