Assam Veterinary and Fishery University

Head of Department

Name	Dr. Arabinda Phukan
Designation	Professor
Specialization	Veterinary Clinical Medicine,Ethics & Jurisprudence
Phone	9435541267
Email	arabindaphukan@gmail.com
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Sl.	Name	Designation	Specialization	Email	Babrone
1	Dr. Bendangla Changkija	Assistant Professor	Veterinary Clinical Medicine,Ethics & Jurisprudence	bendangla.changkija@gmail.com	View
2	Dr. Ditul Barman	Assistant Professor	Veterinary Clinical Medicine,Ethics & Jurisprudence	barmanditul@gmail.com	View
3	Dr. Syed Abdul Arif	Assistant Professor	Veterinary Clinical Medicine Ethics & Jurisprudence	syedaarif786@gmail.com	View

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Opening of P.G. course in Veterinary Clinical Medicine, Ethics & Jurisprudence
Presently 4 (four) M.V.Sc. students are pursuing their studies in the department.
Published 21 research papers.
Developed laboratory infrastructure for both U.G. and P.G. students.
Awarded Ph. D degree to 5 numbers of student
Awarded MVSc degree to 25 numbers of student
ICAR-NET cleared by 2 numbers of student
Established the Veterinary Emergency Response Unit in the Department in the year 2014
Conducted 10 numbers of training on Disaster management
Faculty members participated in different workshop/training in India and abroad

First position in poster presentation in ISVM, held at Kerala in 2016
Seven students of the department cleared ICAR NET in the Year 2018
Staphylococcus hyicus and Staphylococcus pseudointermedius were isolated from dog suffering from skin diseases.
Thirty two students completed and 8 students pursuing MVSc degree programme.
Six students completed and 1 student pursuing PhD degree programme.
Oral feeding of hydroethanolic extract of Melia azadirachta was found effective against paramphistomiasis in cattle.
Methanolic extract of Entada phaseoloides and ethanolic extract of Erigeron linifolius were effective against gastrointestinal nematodes of goat.
Spot on solution (10% imidacloprid and 2.5% moxidectin) and ivermectin injection in combination with Amitraz wash were found effective against canine demodecosis.
Amongst pure-breed dogs, prevalence of canine demodecosis was recorded highest (30.43%) in German Shepherd.
Renal dysfunction cases were more in pure breed dogs
National Symposium on Veterinary Emergency Response during Disaster on 21 -11-2013 at CVSc.
National symposium on “Veterinary Response during Earthquake and Floods” on 25-04-2014 at CVSc.
LEGS training/Management of animals in emergencies for Veterinary Officers w.e.f. 6th to 7th April, 2015 at CVSc.