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VIGYAN VARTA
An International E-Magazine for Science Enthusiasts

Vigyan Varta An International E-Magazine for Science Enthusiasts is an online multidisciplinary peer reviewed magazine covering all the domains of science. Manuscripts that are well structured and organized in any relevant field of science are given preference. It publishes all types of writings including popular articles, newsletters, meeting reports, success stories, etc that undergo a peer review by the strong editorial team that we have.

Aim and Scope: The e-magazine aims to develop scientific writing skill and acumen among the researchers and academicians from various fields. Writing popular articles in a proper format (as mentioned in our e-magazine) can help the researchers learn the art of scientific writing that will help them publish quality research papers in their future. Also, reading the articles from different domains will help the readers gain insights and wider knowledge about the present world. 

E-ISSN: 2582-9467

Frequency of Publication: Monthly  

Language: English (only)

Starting Year/ Date of Commencement of the e-magazine: May, 2020

Mode/ Format of Publication: Online  

Moto: Happy Learning 

Founder

Miss Suvangi Rath



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Editorial

RETRACTION OF ARTCILE ALERT!!!!

It was very unfortunate to find that authors are found copying the thesis of others without their knowledge and publishing the unpublished data as articles in our magazine. As a disciplinary action, the concerned authorities were informed and a meeting was done with them. As a punishment, the article was retracted from the magazine and acceptance of the other article was withdrawn and heavy fine was imposed on the authors. 

Please note that Vigyan Varta is not responsible and is no longer accepting the publication of the below articles:


1. Use of Dried Distiller's Grains with Soluble (DDGS) in Fish Nutrition

2. Effect of Fungicide on Fishes 


Authors: Devarshi Ranjan. Priyanka Verma and Mayank Bhushan Singh


The certificates, articles and the acceptance emails stand null and void. 


Others are warned not to dare do such unethical practices!!!!

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Special Issue 2 is now out for the 15 DAYS TRAINING CUM CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME ON TRENDING NOVEL TECHNOLOGIES IN AGRICULTURE, ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, FISHERIES SCIENCE, AND THEIR ALLIED SYSTEMS ORGANIZED BY- SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURE RESEARCH AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (NEW DELHI) COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE (TRIPURA, LEMBUCHERA, WEST TRIPURA)



Current Article

Identification & Transfer of Appropriate Technologies for Rural Women in Orissa

Dr Jyoti Nayak et. al.

In Odisha state, population was 4.70 crores in Census year 2021. Odisha is one of the largest producers of rice in India. About 57 per cent farmers were marginal who owned 22.73 per cent land holdings and 27.38 per cent were small with 30.38 per cent area. Thus, marginal and small categories farmers together were 79.15 per cent those accounted for only 53.11 per cent area. The farm activities were performed by these categories of farm women/ workers. As per census data it is clear that the existence of farm women in agriculture shows an increase. Farm women seem to be spectator in era of high-level mechanization while their existence in Indian agriculture as workforce shows an increase. These workforces need to be equipped with modern farm tools and equipment. The ICAR-CIWA, Bhubaneswar with its mandate of drudgery reduction has been working on women friendly farm tools and equipment since its inception (year 1996). From the study it was revealed that the implementation of transfer of technology programme through trainings has positively motivated the farmwomen to go for advanced agricultural practices for their own benefit.

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Quail Farming: A Viable Option for Income Generation by Farm Women

A. K. Panda and B. Sahoo

Quails are popularly known as "Bater" in Hindi, are quite hardy, grows faster and has a short generation interval. They seldom have disease problems. Quails have short generation interval and a high rate of lay. Quail farming business require small capital and labour and even can be raised along with your other poultry birds for meat or eggs production.

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Volume 4, Issue 3- Contents

March 2023

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