Dr. Satish Kumar Sain

• Sain SK, Monga D, Hiremani NS, Nagrale DT, Kranthi S, Kumar R, Kranthi KR, Tuteja O.P., Waghmare VN. 2021. Evaluation of bioefficacy potential of entomopathogenic fungi against the whitefly (Bemisia tabaciGenn.) on cotton under polyhouse and field conditions, Journal of Invertebrate Pathology,183, 107618, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jip.2021.107618NAAS R 8.07
• Monga D. and Sain S.K.2021.Incidence and severity of cotton leaf curl virus disease on different BG II hybrids and its effect on the yield and quality of cotton crop. Journal of Environmental Biology: 42(1) 90-98. http://www.jeb.co.in/journal_issues/202101_jan21/paper_11.pdfNAAS R 6.56
• Sain SK, Monga D, Mohan M, Sharma A and Beniwal J. 2020. Reduction in seed cotton yield corresponding with symptom severity grades of cotton leaf curl disease (CLCuD) in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.). Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci . 9(11):3063-3076. NAAS R 5.38https://doi.org/10.20546/ijcmas.2020.911.372
• Hiremani N., Verma P., Gawande S., Sain SK.,Nagrale D., Salunkhe V., Shah V., Narkhedkar NG., Waghmare V. 2020. Antagonistic potential and phylogeny of culturable endophytic fungi isolated from desi cotton (Gossypium arboreum L.). South African Journal of Botany. 134. 329-335NAAS-R 7.79, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sajb.2020.03.008
• Biswas KK, Bhattacharyya UK, Palchoudhury S, Balram N, Kumar A, Arora R, Sain SK, Kumar P, Khetarpal RK, Sanyal A, Mandal PK 2020. Dominance of recombinant cotton leaf curl Multan-Rajasthan virus associated with cotton leaf curl disease outbreak in northwest India. PLoS ONE 15(4): e0231886. https://doi.org/10.1371/ journal.pone.0231886 NAAS-R: 8.74
• Sain, S.K., Monga, D., Kumar, R., Nagrale, D.T., Hiremani, N.S., and Kranthi, S. 2019. Compatibility of entomopathogenic fungi with insecticides and their efficacy for IPM of Bemisia tabaci in cotton. Journal of Pesticide Science, 44(2), 97–105. doi: https://10.1584/jpestics.D18-067; NAAS-R: 7.42
• Sain SK, Monga D, Kumar R, Nagrale DT, Kranthi S and Kranthi KR. 2019. Comparative effectiveness of bioassay methods in identifying the most virulent entomopathogenic fungal strains to control Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius) (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae). Egyptian Journal of Biological Pest Control. 29: 31, 1-11. doi:10.1186/s41938-019-0130-z; NAAS-R: 6.38
• Kumar A, SainS.K.and Monga D. 2019. Study on correlation between population of viruliferous whitefly and the percent intensity of cotton leaf curl disease in cotton. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci 8(1): 922-937: https://doi.org/10.20546/ijcmas.2019.801.100 NAAS R 5.38
• Ahuja S. L., Sain S. K., Meena R. A. and Ahmad S. 2018. Genetic component analysis for a decade of G. hirsutum cotton breeding material sponsored in all India coordinated cotton improvement project. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci. 7(10): 1396-1408, https://doi.org/10.20546/ijcmas.2018.710.155 NAAS-R: 5.38
• Meena RA, Monga D., Sain SK and Ahuja SL. 2018. Flowering period variability in relation to seed cotton yield, ginning outturn and other desirable traits in genetic resources of G.hirsutum cotton. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci7(10): 1678-1685, https://doi.org/10.20546/ijcmas.2018.710.192NAAS-R: 5.38
• Ahuja SL, Monda D., Kumar R. and Sain SK. 2018. Evaluation of advance generation populations of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) for high ginning out turn percent and yield. Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci7(9): 3097-3105, https://doi.org/10.20546/ijcmas.2018.709.386NAAS-R: 5.38
• Meena RA, Monga D., Sain SK and Hasan H. 2018. Promising American cotton (G. hirsutum) germplasm for ginning outturn. International Journal of Agriculture Sciences. 10(11). 6339-6342.NAAS-R: 4.20
• Ahuja SL, Ahmad S, Sain SK and Meena RA. 2018. Heterosis studies for high ginning outturn percent and related traits in G. hirsutum cotton. International Journal of Agriculture Sciences. 10 (12) 6465-6468NAAS-R: 4.20
• Sain, S.K. and Pandey, A K. 2016. Biological spectrum of Trichoderma harzianum Rifai isolates to control fungal diseases of tomato (Solanumlycopersicon L.), Archives of Phytopathology and Plant Protection, 49:19-20, 507-521, https://doi.org/10.1080/03235408.2016.1242393
• Rajasekhar L., Sain, S.K. and Divya, J. 2016. Evaluation of microbial consortium for plant health management of pigeon pea. Int., J. Plant, Animal and Environmental Sciences. 6(2):107-113
• Chadha, M.L., Yang, R., Sain, S.K., Triveni, C., Pal, R., Ravishankar, M. and Ghai, T.R. 2012. Home gardens: an intervention for improved health and nutrition in selected states of India. Acta Horticulturae. 937: 1049-1055 (ISHS). 10.17660/ActaHortic.2012.937.130
• Chadha, M.L., Srinivasan, R., Wang, Jaw-fen, Sain, SK., Tarsem Lal, Ghai, T.R., Ravishankar, M., Bharat Bhushan, Kulbir Singh and Singh, K.G. 2010. Promoting Safe Vegetable Production Technologies in Punjab and Jharkhand, India. Acta Horticulturae. IHC 2010, Belgium,
• Chadha, M.L., Sain, SK., Ravishankar, M., Bharat Bhushan, and Pal, R. 2010. AVRDC’s Vegetable R&D Interventions for Improved Livelihoods in Jharkhand, India, Acta Horticulturae. IHC 2010, New Delhi
• Sain, S.K.and Chadha, M.L. 2010. First Report ofPseudoperonosporarumicis Causing Downy Mildew onRumexvesicariusin India, Online. PHP: Plant Disease Management https://doi.org/10.1094/PHP-2010-0915-01-BR
• Sain, S.K., Gour, H. N., Sharma, P., and Chowdhry, P. N. 2009. A new leaf spot disease of Calotropis gigantea caused by Alternariaalternata in Rajasthan, India. PHP: Plant Disease Management Online. https://doi.org/10.1094/PHP-2009-03-01-BR

RESEARCH PAPERS/ ARTICLES – National journals

• Verma, SK, Tuteja OP, Kumar, R, Sain SK, Paul D, Monga D. Waghmare VN, 2021. Inheritance pattern of resistance to cotton leaf curl disease (CLCuD) in Gossypium hirsutum L. Journal of Cotton Research and Development. 35(2) 197-203 http://crdaindia.com/fileserve.php?FID=843
• Daunde, A. T., Sain, S.K.,Baig, K.S., Tatikundalwar, V.R. 2021. Correlation of weather parameters with the development of grey mildew disease of cotton caused by Ramularia areola. Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Biosciences. 9(1), 489-494, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18782/2582-2845.8553
• Sain, SK., Monga, D., Singh, A.P., Bishnoi, S.K., Verma, P., Verma, S.K., Kumar, R., Tutej, O.P. 2021. Determining the prominent factors contributing to the occurrence of sudden wilt in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.). Journal of Cotton Research and Development. 35(1) 107-113 http://www.crdaindia.com/fileserve.php?FID=768 NAAS-rating: 4.78
• Kumar R, Kranthi S, Monga D, Kumar S, SainS.K. and Chaudhary A. 2019. Evaluation of moving yellow sticky traps for monitoring and management of whitefly, Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius) (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) infesting cotton. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences:89(8) 1245-1250 – NAAS-rating: 6.25
• Sain SK, Sathyanarayana N and Jeyakumar P. 2018. Evaluation of biodegradable agricultural substrates for mass production of entomopathogenic fungi. Indian Journal of Plant Protection. 46 (1). 78-83. NAAS-R: 5.07
• Sain SK,Monga D and Hanwant D. 2018. First report of downy mildew caused by Bremialactucaeon Sonchus asper L. (Hill) and S. tenerrimusL. in Haryana, India. Indian Phytopathology. 71(3): 465–467. https://doi.org/10.1007/s42360-018-0047-6-NAAS-R: 5.9
• Monga D., Sain S.K.,Nakkeeran S., Bhattiprolu S. L., Rajani V.V., Kulkarni V. and Rao M.S.L. 2018. Effectiveness of Seed Treatment with Recommended Fungicides on Seed, Soil Borne Diseases and Productivity of Cotton. Journal of Mycology and Plant Pathology. 48(3):311-323-NAAS rating 5.79
• Sain, S.K. and Pandey, A K. 2018. Evaluation of some Trichoderma harzianum isolates for the management of soil borne diseases of brinjal and okra. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., India, Sect. B Biol. Sci. (July–Sept 2018) 88(3):905–914. DOI 10.1007/s40011-016-0824-x -NAAS rating 4.0
• Sain, S.K. and Pandey, A. K. 2016. Efficacy of three isolates of Trichoderma harzianumRafai against major fungal pathogens of tomato. Indian Phytopathology. 69 (4s): 586-589. – NAAS-R: 5.9
• Sain, S.K. and Sathyanarayana, N. 2016. Low-cost farmer’s friendly technology can make the difference: A case study on Trichoderma sp. Indian Phytopathology. 69 (4s): 510-515. – NAAS-R: 5.9
• Sain, S.K. and Chadha, M.L. 2016. Response of some wild species of tomato against Peanut bud Necrosis Virus under open-field conditions. Indian J. Horticulture. 73(1), 60-65. – NAAS-R: 6.11
• Sain, S.K.and Gour, H.N. 2013. Pathological and Physio-biochemical Characterization of Xanthomonas axonopodispv. glycines, incitent of Glycine max-leaf pustules. Indian Phytopathology 66(1): 20-27. – NAAS-R:5.9
• Sain, S.K.and Chadha, M.L. 2012. Evaluation of improved lines of tomato (Solanumlycoperscium L.) for yield performance under open field conditions. Indian J. Horticulture. 69(2):185-194. – NAAS-R: 6.11
• Chadha, M.L., Hanson, P., Sain SK. and Roohani Pal. 2011. Contribution of vegetable crops to address poverty, hunger and malnutrition in South Asia In: Sulladmath, U.V. and Swamy, K.R.M. (Eds.) Proceedings of International Conference on Horticulture (ICH-2009), PNASF, Bangalore 2179-2186
• Sain, S.K. 2010. Efficacy of plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria in in vitro inhibition of Xanthomonas axonopodispv. glycines and prevention of bacterial pustules of soybean in the field. J. Biological Control. 24(4): 333-337. – NAAS-R: 5.34
• Sain, S.K.and Gour, H.N. 2009. Efficacy of isolated bacteria in in vitro inhibition of Xanthomonas axonopodispv. cyamopsidisand prevention of bacterial leaf blight of cluster bean in the field. J. Biological Control 23(4): 421–425 – NAAS-R: 5.34
• Sain, S.K.and Gour H.N 2008. Pathological, physiological and biochemical characterization of Xanthomonas axonopodispv. partheniiincitent of leaf blight in Parthenium hysterophorus. J. Mycology and Plant Pathology. 38(3):466-477- NAAS-R: 5.79
• Sain, S.K., Gour H. N. and Sharma, P. 2008. Pathogenic variability and antibiotic sensitivity in Xanthomonas campestris pvcampestris isolates causing black rot of cauliflower. J. Mycology and Plant Pathology. 38(3): 599-605. – NAAS-R: 5.79
• Sharma, P., Sharma S. R., Sain, S.K.and Dhandapani A. 2006. Integrated management of major diseases of cauliflower. Indian J. Agricultural Sciences. 76 (12):726-731- NAAS-R: 6.25
• SainS.K.,Gour H.N. and Sharma, P. 2005. Evaluation of botanicals and PGPRs against Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris, an incitant of black rot of cauliflower. J. Eco-Friendly Agriculture 2(2): 178-182 – NAAS-R: 3.80
• Sain, S.K., Gour H. N. and Sharma, P. 2005. Biocontrol of black rot of cauliflower by plant-growth-promoting rhizobacteria. J. Mycology and Plant Pathology. 35:99-102- NAAS-R: 5.79
• Sharma, P., Zewain, Q., Bahadur, P. and Sain, S.K. 2005. Effect of soil solarization on sclerotial viability of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum (Lib.) de Bar1998y of cauliflower (Brassica oleracea L. var. botrytissubvar, cauliflower D. C.). Indian J. Agricultural Sciences. 75(2): 90-94 – NAAS-R: 6.25
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K. 2005. Use of biotic agents and abiotic compounds against damping-off of cauliflower caused by Pythium aphanidermatum.Indian Phytopathology 58: 395-401- NAAS-R: 5..9
• Sharma, P., Kadu, L. N. and Sain, S.K. 2005. Biological management of die-back and fruit rot of chilli (Capsicum annum L.) caused by Colletotrichumcapsici (Syd.) Butler and Bisby. Indian J. Plant Protection 33 (1): 226-230 – NAAS-R: 5.07
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K.2004. Induction of systemic resistance in tomato and cauliflower by Trichoderma species against stalk rot pathogen (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum). J. Biological control 18 (1): 21-28 – NAAS-R: 5.34
• Sain, S.K.and Gour, H.N. 2004. Pathological and physio-biochemical characterization of four different pathogenic strains of Xanthomonas species. J. of Mycology and Plant Pathology 34: 968-969- NAAS-R: 5.79
• Sain, S.K.and Gour, H.N. 2004. Biochemical alterations in Parthenium hysterophorus after infection with Xanthomonas axonopodispv. parthenii and its toxins. J. of Mycology and Plant Pathology 34. – NAAS-R: 5.79
• Sharma, P.,Sain, S.K.and Sindhu M. 2004. Evaluation of commercial products for control of soil-borne plant diseases of cauliflower and tomato. New Botanist 31: 53-65 – NAAS-R:
• Sharma, P., Sain, S.K., Sindhu, M. and Kadu, L.N. 2004. Integrated use of CGA 2045704 and Trichoderma harzianum on downy mildew suppression and enzymatic activity in cauliflower. Annals of Agricultural Research. 25(1): 129-134- NAAS-R: 4.01
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K. 2003. Compatibility study of Trichoderma isolates with fungicides against damping-off of cauliflower and tomato caused by Pythium aphanidermatum. Pesticide Research Journal 15 (2): 133-138 NAAS-R: 5.9
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K. 2003. Development of suitable techniques for evaluating virulence and biocontrol activity of Trichoderma isolates. Indian J.Pl.Pathol. 21:16-21
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K. 2003. Evaluation of commercial and laboratory formulations of bioagents and plant nutrients against wilt of tomato and damping-off of cauliflower. Indian J.Pl.Pathol. 21: 105-109
• Sain, S.K.and Sharma, M.P. 2002. Evaluation of some fungicides against downy mildew, biological yield and mucilage contents of seeds of Blonde psyllium.Indian Phytopathology. 55(1):109-111. NAAS-R: 5.9
• Bairwa I.B., Gour, H.N. and Sain, S.K. 2002. Integrated management strategies for anthracnose of chilli caused by Colletotrichumcapsici. In: Souvenir cum Proceedings, National Seminar on “Role of Antimicrobials for Sustainable Horticulture,” January 2002, IGAU, Raipur. pp. 114-117.
• Sain, S.K.and Gour, H.N. 2001. Leaf blight of Parthenium hysterophorus L. caused by Xanthomonas campestrispv. parthenii: A new record from Rajasthan, India. J. Mycology and Plant Pathology. 31(3):386-387 – NAAS-R: 5.79
• Sain, S.K. and Sharma M.P. 1999. Factors affecting development of downy mildew (Pseudoperonosporaplantaginis) of isabgol (Plantago ovataForsk.) and its control. J. Mycology and Plant Pathology. 29 (3):341-349. – NAAS-R: 5.79
• Choudhary, SL., Sain, S.K, Joshi, A., and Gupta, RR. 1998. Fungicides of plant origin. J. Mycol. Plant Pathol 10: 71-78. NAAS-R: 5.79

Book published

• Chadha ML., Chadha KL., Pal R. and Sain, SK. 2017. Home Gardening. Kruger Brentt Publishers UK Ltd. Pp 225,
• Meena RA, Monga D, Waghmare VN, Mahajan SS, Hasan H, Sain SK,Tuteja OP, Verma SK, Kumar R, Singh AP. 2019. Cotton Germplasm Catalogue –II, ICAR-CICR Nagpur, pp 369 In bullet points

Book Chapters in Edited Books

• Sain SK, Banu G, Valarmathi P, Gawande P, Nagrale DT, Hiremani NS, Monga D, Khan Khan, M.R. and Sharma RK. 2021. Important Disease and Nematode Problems In: M.R. Khan, Z. Haque and F. Ahamad (Eds.) Diseases of Nationally Important Field Crops pp 501-537
• Sharma P., Jambhulkar P.P., Raja M., Sain S.K., Javeria S. (June 16. 2020) Trichoderma spp. in consortium and their rhizospheric interactions. In: Sharma A., Sharma P. (eds) Trichoderma. Rhizosphere Biology. Pp 267-292. Springer, Singapore https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-3321-1_14
• Sain, S.K., Monga, D., Singh, A., Bishnoi, S.K., Verma, S.K., Kumar, R., Tuteja, O.P. 2020. Sudden wilt in Cotton: Prominent factors contributing to its occurrence in North India. In: Chauhan, M.S., Saini, R.K., Man Mohan, Jain A. ed. Cotton Production Technologies in the Next Decade: Problems and Perspectives CRDA, CCSHAU, Haryana at Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar, January 22-24, Pp.247-255
• Singh AP, Sain SK, Monga, D. Kumar R, Verma SK, and Tuteja OP. 2020. Effect of methods of gap filling on the productivity of hybrid Bt cotton. Book of oral presentation on National Symposium “Cotton Production Technologies in the Next Decade: Problems and Perspectives” at Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar, January 22-24, 2020. Pp.189-194
• Sain, S.K. and Monga, D., 2018. Resilience and relative virulence of entomopathogenic fungi against Bemisia tabaci with IPM components in cotton. In: Chauhan, M.S. and Sangwan, R.S. ed. Cotton and other Fibre Crops CRDA. CCSHAU, Haryana. pp.221-236
• Sain S.K. and Pandey AK. 2017.Significance of Microbial Bioagents in Sustainable Agro-Ecosystem: An Overview. In: DK Verma and PP Srivastav (Eds.) Microorganisms in Sustainable Agriculture, Food, and the Environment, PART III: Environmental Microbiology. Apple Academy Press, USA, pp 333-370
• Rishi Kumar, Sain, S.K. and Prabhulinga. T. 2017. Innovative Pest Management Strategies in Cotton against Emerging Insect-Pests In: Advanced Training Course On “Innovative Strategies of Plant Protection for Insect Pests Management in Changing Agricultural Scenario” from Nov 8-28,2017 at Centre of Advanced Faculty Training, CCS HAU Hisar. https_cbp.icar.gov.in_ebook22.pdf
• Sain, S.K, Monga D. and Blaise D.2017. Cotton Technical Assistance Programme and cotton production in India. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise (Eds). “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR Pp 4-14
• Sain, S.K, Monga D. and S. Kranthi.2017. Biological Control: Principles, concepts and present scenario. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 15-30
• Manikandan A, Sain, SK and K Velmourougane.2017. Role of biofertilizers in sustainable agriculture. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 35-39
• Sain, S.K,K Velmourougane and A Manikandan. 2017. Sterilization and disinfection techniques. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp- 40-53
• Sain, S.K. 2017. Quality standards and quality testing of biopesticides. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp- 54-62
• Sain, S.K and K Velmourougane. 2017.Isolation of antagonistic & entomopathogenic fungi and bacteria from soil, plant parts and insects. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 63-70
• Sain S.K. 2017.Mass production of biopesticides & biofertilizers. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 71-88
• Sain, S.K. 2017.Identification of important biocontrol agents used as biopesticides In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S. Kranthi, D. Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 89-94
• Sain, S.K. 2017. Biochemical characteristics and antibacterial metabolites of Pseudomonas fluorescens. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp- 95-100
• Sain, S.K. 2017. Evaluation of antagonistic fungi against plant pathogens. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 101-113
• Sain, S.K and S. Kranthi.2017.Evaluation of fungal entomopathogens against insect-pests. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 114-120
• Sain, S.K. 2017. Development of bioformulation and their field application methods. In: Sain, S.K, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 121-126
• Sain, SK, Rishi Kumar, and Sandhya Kranthi and A. Manikandan.2017. Neem based pesticides in insect pest management, In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp- 127-129
• Sain, SK. 2017. Quality testing protocol-Trichoderma sp. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 130-135
• Sain, S.K., Rishi Kumar and S. Kranthi.2017. Quality testing protocol-Fungal entomopathogens. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 136-141
• Sain, SK. 2017. Quality testing protocol- Bacterial entomopathogens. In: Sain, SK, D Monga, S Kranthi, D Blaise Eds. “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations and Research”. ICAR-CICR pp 142-146
• Pandey, AK., Sain, S.K., Pooja Singh, Uma T. Palni, and Tripathi, N. N. 2016. Mycotoxin Menace in Stored Agricultural Commodities and Their Management by Plant Volatiles: An Overview. In: Current Trends in Plant Disease Diagnostics and Management Practices- Part of the series Fungal Biology. Springer International Publishing pp 405-427
• Sain, SK. 2016. Mass Production of Trichoderma sp. In Kumar V, Singh SK and Sharma S (Eds.) Production Protocol and Quality Control for Trichoderma Based Biopesticides- Training Manual. ICAR-NRC on Litchi, Muzaffarpur pp 69-74
• Sain, SK. 2016. Guidelines and Indian standards for commercialization of microbial biopesticides In Kumar V, Singh SK and Sharma S (Eds.) Production Protocol and Quality Control for Trichoderma Based Biopesticides- Training Manual. ICAR-NRC on Litchi, Muzaffarpur pp 75-85
• Pandey, AK., Sain, SK, and Singh, P. 2016. A Perspective on Integrated Disease Management in Agriculture, Bio Bulletin, Research Trend, Website: www.biobulletin.com 2(2): 13-29
• Chadha, M.L., Sain, S.K., Ravishankar, M., Bhushan, B., Pal, R. 2011. Livelihood opportunities interventions by AVRDC The World Vegetable Center. In: Horticulture to Horti-Business.Eds. Chadha, K.L.; Singh, A.K.; Patel, V.B. Westville Publishing House New Delhi: The Horticulture Society of India, New Delhi p.525-534.
• Chadha, M. L., Bains T.S., Shekhon H.S., and Sain, S.K. 2009. Short duration mungbean for diversification of rice-wheat system. In: M. Ali and S. Kumar (Eds.). Milestones in Food Legumes Research IIPR, Kanpur, India. pp. 151-177.
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K. 2006. Mass production of Trichoderma harzianum on various indigenous agricultural products and by-products. In: Emerging Trends in Mycology Plant Pathology and Microbial Biotechnology. B. Bhadraiah, I.K. Kunwar, G. Bagyanarayana (eds.) BS Publication, Hyderabad. 37. 429-440
• Sain, S.K., Gour H. N. and Sharma, P. 2006. Evaluation of clusterbean germplasm for Xanthomonas axonopodispv. cyamopsidis. In: Emerging Trends in Mycology Plant Pathology and Microbial Biotechnology. B. Bhadraiah, I.K. Kunwar, G. Bagyanarayana (eds.), BS Publications, Hyderabad 37. 421-428-440
• Sharma, P., Kaur A. and Sain, S.K.Variability in Sclerotiumrolfsii and differential response against Trichoderma harzianum and Trichodermaviride. In: BF Rodridgues, HN Gour, D J Bhat & N Kamat (Eds.), Advance in Fungal Diversity and Host-Parasite interactions. Goa University Publishers, Goa Pp-173-182.
• Sharma, P., Sain, S.K.and Kaur A. 2004.Evaluation of fungal bioagents by improved methods against plant pathogens. In: Training Manual: Biocontrol strategies for management of plant pathogens, P. Sharma, R. Aggarwal, J, Gopalakrishanan and D.V. Singh (eds.) CAS Pl. Patho. IARI, New Delhi. pp-1-7
• Sharma, P., Sain, S.K., Kaur A. and Kumar A.M. 2004. Evaluation of ecological parameters of bioagents. In: Training Manual: Biocontrol strategies for management of plant pathogens, P. Sharma, R. Aggarwal, J, Gopalakrishanan and D.V. Singh (eds.), CAS Pl. Patho. IARI, New Delhi pp-16-20
• Sharma, P., Kaur A., Sain, S.K.and Banik S. 2004. Biological control of sclerotia forming pathogens in vegetables: In: Training Manual: Biocontrol strategies for management of plant pathogens, P. Sharma, R. Aggarwal, J, Gopalakrishanan and D.V. Singh (eds.), CAS Pl. Patho. IARI, New Delhi pp-47-55
• Sain, S.K. and Sharma M.P. 2002. Biochemical changes in isabgol leaves infected by downy mildew. In K.K. Bora, K. Singh and A. Kaur (Ed.). Seeds, Bioregulators and Applied Plant Biotechnology. Pointer Publication, Jaipur.Pp. 156-160,
• Proceedings of the First International Conference on Indigenous vegetables and legumes ‘Prospectus for fighting poverty, hunger and malnutrition’. Acta Horticulturae. 2007. No. 752, pp 623 ISHS, Belgium pp 623
• Proceeding of South Asia Regional Planning Meeting held at AVRDC-RCSA, ICRIST campus 2007. AVRDC-RCSA Pp 205

Research Papers in Seminar/Workshop Proceedings/ Abstracts International

• Sain, S.K. and Gour H.N. 2002. Biochemical alterations inParthenium hysterophorus L. after infection withXanthomonas axonopodispv. partheniiand its toxin.J. Mycol. Pl. Pathol. 32 (3) 436-437. In: Asian Congress of Mycology and Plant Pathology on Plant Health for Food Security at the University of Maysore. October, 1-4,2002
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K. 2004.Variability inTrichoderma harzianum andT. virideisolates. pp55. In NBAIM-CAB International, UK Join Workshop on Isolation, Preservation and conservation of AIM and use of potential molecular tools for their identification at NBAIM, New Delhi, 16-17 March 2004
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K. 2004. Ecological and biochemical changes in Trichoderma harzianumdue to fungicides. In Souvenir, pp. 55, In NBAIM-CAB International, UK Join Workshop on Isolation, Preservation and conservation of AIM and use of potential molecular tools for their identification at NBAIM, New Delhi, 16-17 March 2004
• Sain, S.K. and Gour H.N. 2005. Production of extracellular pectic and cellulolytic enzymes from four different pathovar strains ofXanthomonasspecies pp 68-69. In: Abstracts: Global Conference II on Plant Health-Global Wealth held at Udaipur, India (25-29 Nov. 2005) (Abstr.): 86.
• Sain, S.K. and Gour H.N. 2005. Screening for the identification of potential PGPR that reduces diseases caused byXanthomonas pp 208sx-p78. In: Abstracts: Global Conference II on Plant Health-Global Wealth held at Udaipur, India (25-29 Nov. 2005)
• Sain, S.K. and Gour H.N., Sharma, P. and Chowdhry, P.N. 2005. Out-break of leaf spot disease on Calotropisgigentia(L.) R. Br. ex. Ait. caused by Alternariaalternata(Fr.) Keisseler in Rajasthan, India pp336. In Abstracts: Global Conference II on Plant Health-Global Wealth held at Udaipur, India (25-29 Nov. 2005)
• Chadha, M.L., Dutta, AK, Triveni C, Sain, S.K., Pal, R. and Ray-yu Yang, 2009. Region-Based home gardens for year-round household nutrition security and diet diversification in India, 19th International Congress of Nutrition. BITECH, Bangkok, Thailand, 4-9 Oct. 2009. Abstract pp.
• Chadha, M.L., Hanson,P., Sain, S.K., and Pal, R. Contribution of vegetable crops to address poverty, hunger and malnutrition in South Asia. In: International Conference on Horticulture (ICH-2009), PNASF, Bangalore(9-12 Nov., 2009)
• Chadha, M.L., Ray-yu Yang, Sain, S.K.,Triveni C, Pal, R., Ravishankar, M. and Ghai, T.R. Home gardens: an intervention for improved health and nutrition in selected states of India, IHC Bengium, Portugal (20-31 August 2010)
• Chadha, M.L., Srinivasan, R., Wang, Jaw-fen., Sain, S.K., Tarsem Lal, Ghai, T.R., Ravishankar, M., Bhushan,B., Singh, K. and Singh, K.G. Promoting Safe Vegetable Production Technologies in Punjab and Jharkhand, India, IHC Bengium, Portugal (20-31 August 2010)
• Sain, S.K. and Sathyanarayana, N., 2016. Low-cost farmer’s friendly technology can make the difference: Case study. In: 6th International conference “Plant’ Pathogens and People” Conference; February 23-27, 2016; NASC complex, New Delhi. p. 459
• Sain, S.K. and Pandey, A.K., 2016. Spectrum of three isolates ofTrichoderma harzianumRifai against important fungal disease of tomato. In: 6th International conference on Plant’ Pathogens and People; Feb 23-27, 2016. NASC complex, New Delhi. , p.118
• Verma, S. K., Sarfraz Ahmad, Choudhary, A. Sandeep Kumar, Rishi Kumar, Samota, R. G., Sain, S. K and Monga, D. 2017 Yield Attributing Diversity Among The Bt-Cotton Hybrids Practiced Linder North Cotton Growing Zone of India” in the “International Conference on Emerging Areas of Environmental Science and Engineering” on February l6-l8, 2017 at GJUS&T, Hisar
• Sain, S.K., Monga, D., Kumar, R., Nagrale, D. and Kranthi, S., 2017. Studies to identify most virulent strains of entomopathogenic fungi for microbial control of sweetpotato whitefly (Bemisia tabaci) infesting cotton in North India. In: 7th Asian Cotton Research and Development Network meeting: Conference Proceedings; September 15-17, 2017; Nagpur, Maharashtra, India; 2017. 21
• Monga D., Kumar R., Meena RA, Verma SK, Sain, SK and Kranthi KR 2017.Cotton leaf curl virus disease in India- Integrated management strategies and the way forward. 7th Asian Cotton Research and Development Network meeting at Nagpur, Maharashtra, India during September 15-17, 2017 (Abstract no.12 pp 10-11).
• Rishi Kumar, Monga, D. Naveen Rao and Sain, S.K. 2017. Within Plant Distribution of Whitefly in Cotton and its Implication on Management Strategies” “INDO-US symposium-2017 on Curbing Whitefly-Plant Virus Pandemics: The Departure from Pesticides to Genomics Solutions” December 4-6, 2017 at PAU Ludhiana
• Sain, S.K. and Monga, D., 2018. Resilience and relative virulence of entomopathogenic fungi against Bemisia tabaci with IPM components in cotton. In: International Congress on “Cotton and other Fibre Crops: Conference Proceedings; February 20-23, 2018; ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Umiam, Shillong (Meghalaya). 2018. 221-236
• Hiremani NS, Gawande SP, Verma P, Sain SK,Nagrale DT, Salunkhe V, Narkhedkar N. G. and Waghmare V. N.. Fungal endophytes of cotton and biological control of diseases. Presented in Symposium on “Endophytes and their Applications in Agriculture” University of Agricultural Sciences, GKVK, Bangalore, 24-26, September 2019
• Sain, S.K., Monga, D., Hiremani NS, Nagrale, D. Kumar, R. and Kranthi, S. 2019. Spectrum of bioefficacy of entomopathogenic fungi and chemical insecticides for management of whitefly Bemisia tabaci Gennadius (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) in cotton. In: International Conference on Global Research Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture & Allied Sciences: Conference Proceedings, October 20-22, 2020; ICAR NAARM, Hyderabad, India, 2020. 09.
• Singh AP, Rajesh, Kumar, R., Sain SK., Monga D., Narayanan, S. 2019. Effect of irrigation levels and foliar application on osmoprotectants on productivity of hybrid Bt cotton. In: International Conference on Global Research Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture & Allied Sciences (GRISAAS-2019), ICAR NAARM, Hyderabad October 20-22, 2019 (Abstract pp 03).
• Sain SK. 2020. Compatibility of neonicotinoids, pyrethrins, spinosyns and organophosphates groups of insecticides with entomopathogenic fungi virulent against whitefly Bemisia tabaciIn: International Web Conference on Global Research Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture & Allied Sciences (GRISAAS-2020) December 28-30, 2020 pp 30
• Singh A, Kumar R, Sain SK,Verma S.K., Tuteja O.P., Paul D. and Sankara Narayanan K. 2020. Effect of various strategies to mitigate soil crust formation in cotton in north India. In: International Web Conference on Global Research Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture & Allied Sciences (GRISAAS-2020) December 28-30, 2020 pp 2-3
• S.K. Sain, D. Monga, A.P. Singh, P. Verma and S.K. Verma.2021. Comparative evaluation of biological control agents and chemicals for management of soil-borne diseases in Upland and Desi cotton. Innovative and Current Advances in Agriculture and Allied Sciences (ICAAAS-2021) held on 19–21 July, 2021. Pp58
• Amarpreet Singh, D. Kanjana, K. Sankaranarayanan, Rishi Kumar, S. K. Sain, D. Paul and S. K. Verma. 2021.Effect of organic and inorganic sources of fertilizers on productivity of cotton-wheat cropping system in North India. .Innovative and Current Advances in Agriculture and Allied Sciences (ICAAAS-2021) held on 19–21 July, 2021. pp.7

National

• Choudhary S.L., Sain, S.K., Joshi A. and Gupta R.R. 1998. Fungicides of Plant Origin. J. Mycol. Pl. Pathol. 28:71. 20th Annual conference of ISMPP held at Trichur, Kerala.
• Sain, S.K. and Sharma M.P. 1999. Factors affecting development of downy mildew (Pseudoperonosporaplantaginis) of isabgol (Plantago ovataForsk.) and its control. 21st Annual conference of ISMPP held at A.A.U., Jorhat, Assam, March 26-28, 1999
• Sain, S.K. and Sharma M.P. 2000. Studies on biochemical changes in isabgol leaves infected with downy mildew (Pseudoperonospora plantaginis). Abstracts in Souvenir, pp. 187. National Seminar on Plant Physiology at Interface of Agri-Horticulture and Industry held at MPUAT, Udaipur, 20-12-1999 to 1-1-2000
• Sain, S.K., Pushpendra and Sharma M.P. 2000. Relative evaluation of some fungicides against downy mildew, biological yield and swelling capacity of seeds of blonde psyllium. J. Mycol. Pl. Pathol.30: 252, 22nd Annual Conference of ISMPP held at NRCM, Solan, 3 – 4 May 2000.
• Gour H.N., Ashiya J., Purohit A.K. and Sain, S.K. 2001.Physiological alterations in cowpea [Vigna unguiculata(L.) Walp.] as induced by the infection ofXanthomonas axonopodispv. vignicola(Burk) Dye. J. Mycol. Pl. Pathol. 31: 119-120. 23rd Annual Conference of ISMPP and National Symposium on Bioinoculants for Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry held at Kakataya University, Warrangal, Feb. 16-18, 2001
• Gour H.N., Sain S.K. and Bairwa I. B. 2002. Integrated management strategies for anthracnose of chilli caused byColletotrichumcapsici. Souvenir and Proceedings, pp-64. J. Mycol. Pl. Pathol.32: 277-278(295). National Seminar on “Role of Antimicrobials for Sustainable Horticulture,” at IGAU, Raipur, January 20, 2002,
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K. 2003. Evaluation ofTrichodermaisolates for pesticide tolerance and their effect against damping-off of tomato. 90th Session, Indian Science Congress. Bangalore, 3-7 January ‘2003’
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K. 2003.Use of potential isolates ofTrichoderma species in developing IPM module for Vegetable Crops. National Symposium IPM in Horticultural Crops for Protection of Environment & Biodiversity at Zonal Agricultural Research Station, Chandangaon, Chhindawara (M.P.). Feb10-12 2003
• Sharma, P., Kadu L.N. and Sain, S.K. 2003.Pre- and post-harvest biological management of chilli dieback and fruit rot. North Zone Symposium of ISMPP on Post- Harvest Pathology at N.B.P.G.R., New Delhi, 22nd March 2003
• Sharma, P., Sain, S.K., Sindhu M. and Kadu L.N. 2003. Integration of Trichoderma with other bioagents for tomato disease management. In Souvenir pp148-149. National Symposium on Biodiversity Management for 21st Century organized by Society for the protection of Environment & Sustainable Development at BHU, Varanasi (U.P.), June 28-30, 2003
• Sharma, P. and Sain, S.K. 2004. Development of suitable techniques for evaluatingTrichodermaisolates In Souvenir pp 86. 56th Annual Meeting of IPS and National Symposium on “Crop Surveillance: Forecasting and Management at IARI, New Delhi, 19-21 Feb, 2004
• Sain, S.K. and Gour H.N. 2004. Pathological and physio-biochemical characterization of four different pathogenic strains ofXanthomonasspecies. J. Mycol. Pl. Pathol. 34: 968-969 In: Souvenir, pp: 25-26. 26th Annual Conference & National Symposium of ISMPP on Advance in Fungal Diversity and Host-Pathogen Interaction at Goa University, Goa, October7-9, 2004
• Sharma, P., Kaur A. and Sain, S.K. 2004.Variability inSclerotiumrolfsiiand differential response againstTrichoderma harzianumandTrichodermaviride. In Souvenir, pp: 42-43. 26th Annual Conference & National Symposium of ISMPP on Advance in Fungal Diversity and Host-Pathogen Interaction at Goa University, Goa, October 7-9,2004,
• Sharma, P., Kaur A. and Sain, S.K. 2004. Integrated management of Sclerotiumrolfsii: A major threat to vegetable crops. In: Souvenir pp-319. First Indian Horticulture Congress-2004 “Improving Productivity, Quality, Post-Harvest Management and Trade in Horticultural Crops, New Delhi-12,6-9 Nov, 2004
• Sharma, P., Sain, S.K. and Kaur A. 2005. Effect of micronutrients, bioagents, fungicides and cultural practices on major diseases of cauliflower pp159. 7th Indian Agricultural Science & Farmers Congress of Bioved Research & Communication Society, Allahabad. U.P. held at S.V.B.P. Uni. Ag & Tech. Meerut (UP). Feb.19-20, 2005.
• Sharma, P., Sain, S.K., Sharma N. and Rathore J.S.R., 2005. Hypovirulence as a Tool of Biological Control against Sclerotiumrolfsii pp 382. In Abstracts: Global Conference II on Plant Health-Global Wealth held at Udaipur, India (25-29 Nov. 2005)
• Sain, S.K. and Chadha M.L. 2007. Major viral disease incidence on important vegetable crops in Hyderabad. In: Abstracts: 10th International Plant Virus Epidemiology Symposium, IPVE of ISPP, ICRISAT, India (Oct., 15-19, 2007)
• Chadha, M.L., Sain, S.K., Ravishankar,M., Bharat Bhushan and Roohani Pal. AVRDC’s Vegetable R&D Interventions for Improved Livelihoods in Jharkhand, India, Indian Horticulture Congress, Nov. 2010.
• S.K. Sain11 March 2019. AICRP on cotton: Plant Pathology North Zone report 2018-19
• S.K. Sain11 March 2019. AICRP on cotton: Plant Pathology Technical programme for 2019-20
• Sain, S.K., Monga, D., Singh, A., Bishnoi, S.K., Verma, S.K., Kumar, R. and Tuteja O.P. 2020. Sudden wilt in Cotton: Prominent factors contributing to its occurrence in North India. In: National Conference on Cotton Production Technologies in the Next Decade: Problems and Perspectives; Conference Proceedings; January 22-24, 2020; Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar, India; 2020. 247-255
• Singh AP, Sain SK, Monga,D. Kumar R, Verma SK, and Tuteja OP. 2020. Effect of methods of gap filling on the productivity of hybrid Bt cotton. Book of oral presentation on National Symposium “Cotton Production Technologies in the Next Decade: Problems and Perspectives” at Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar, January 22-24, 2020. Pp.189-194
• S.K. Sain 18-19 May 2020. AICRP on cotton: Plant Pathology progress report-2019-20
• S.K. Sain 18-19 May 2020. AICRP on cotton: Plant Pathology Technical Programme for 2020-21
• S.K. Sain,Prahlad, V. Kumar, A.P. Singh, D. Paul, S. Gawande, P. Valarmathi, R. Kumar, S.K. Verma, O.P. Tuteja, N.G. Narkhedkar,Y.G. Prasad 2021. Diversity of the rhizosphere fungal community edifice of upland cotton in North India, National e-Conference on Plant Health and Food Security: Challenges and Opportunities” organized by Indian Phytopathological Society, IARI, New Delhi from 25-27 March 2021 pp-141
• Hiremani NS, Gawande SP, Verma P, Sain SK,Nagrale DT, Narkhedkar NG. 2021. Potential of endophytes from Gossypium sppas biocontrol agents against diseases. National e-Conference on Plant Health and Food Security: Challenges and Opportunities” organized by Indian Phytopathological Society, IARI, New Delhi from 25-27 March 2021 pp 67-68

Popular Articles/ Short Notes/ Short Communications

• Sain. SK and Monga D. 2021. Threats from Emerging and New Diseases in Indian Cotton with Required Pest Risk Analysis. No. 38 & 39: 1-4 & 4-5-Cotton Statistic and News of Cotton Association of India
• Sain. S.K., Monga, D., Kumar., S., Kumar., S., and Waghmare, V.N., 2020. Important diseases of cotton in North India and their management. KhetiJeevan., (July-September) (24) 16-21 (Hindi Article)
• Sharma P, Sain SK and Javeria S 2020. Disease management in horticultural crops through Trichoderma, KhetiMagazin, ICAR, New Delhi January 2020 (72) pp. 7-11 (Hindi Article)
• Sain SK and D Monga. 2018. Integrated disease management of major diseases of Cotton crop based on crop stage. Krishiseva. (/articles/disease-management/913-management-of-major-diseases-of cotton-crop-based-on-crop-stage.html)
• Sain SK and D Monga. 2018.Major diseases of cotton crop and their symptoms. Krishiseva.
• Sain, S.K. and Sharma OP. 2015. Rhizosphere engineering for plant health management: Strategy for sustainable agriculture NIPHM News Letter “Plant Health”. Vol. 5 (2):2-7
• Satyagopal, K, Jeyakumar, P., Sain, SK. and Boina, DR. 2014. On-farm production of biocontrol agents and microbial biopesticides to promote AESA based plant health management in conjunction with ecological engineering for pest management. NIPHM News Letter “Plant Health”. 4 (2):2-7
• Sain, SK. 2014. On-farm production technology for mass production of Pseudomonas fluorescens. NIPHM News Letter “Plant Health”. 4 (3):5-6
• Satyagopal, K., Jeyakumar, P., Sain, SK and Srikant, T. 2013. Agro Eco-System Analysis based planth health management in conjunction with ecological engineering for pest management in rice. NIPHM News Letter “Plant Health”. 3 (1):2-5
• Sain, SK and Jeyakumar, P. 2012. Biopesticides: The importance of quality assessment and management. NIPHM News Letter “Plant Health”. 2 (4):2-4
• Sain, SKand Jeyakumar, P. 2012. Perspectives of biological control in plant health management. NIPHM News Letter “Plant Health”. 2 (3):2-5
• V Markendya and Sain, SK, 2011. Village Adoption programme for AESA based Plant Health Management in vegetables. NIPHM News Letter “Plant Health”. 1 (1):3
• Singh V and Sain, S.K. 2004. Importance of cutting, pruning and training in fruit trees. KawashawKheti . Vol 3(2): 24-27

Research Bulletin/ Extension Bulletins

• Monga D and Sain SK. 2020. Integrated disease management in cotton. AICRP on Cotton-Technical Bulletin 1/2020. ICAR-CICR, Regional Station, Coimbatore-641003 Tamil Nadu. Page.38.
• Kumar R, Sain SK and Monga D 2019. Success Story: Management of Whitefly- Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius) and Cotton Leaf Curl Disease (CLCuD) in North Cotton Growing Zone of India-(2016-18). ICAR-CICR Regional Station, Technical Bulleting No.1/2019. Pp 35.
• Rishi Kumar, Sain, SK, Monga, D. SinghA.P. 2019. Pocket note in Hindi on Integrated management of whitefly and CLCuD in cotton. ICAR-CICR Publication No.1, pp-6
• Monga, D., Meena, RA, Ahuja, SL, Tuteja, OP, Verma, SK, Rishi Kumar and Sain, SK. 2017. Cotton Production Techniques Developed by ICAR-CICR Regional Station, Sirsa. ICAR-CICR Regional Station, Technical Bulletin p-28
• Rishi Kumar, Sain, SK, and Monga, D. 2017. Pocket note on “Kapaskifasalsafedmakhitathapattamarod rog kasamekitprabandhan” Integrated management of whitefly and CLCuD in cotton. ICAR-CICR Publication No.1, pp-8
• Monga, D., Meena, RA, Ahuja, SL, Tuteja, OP, Verma, SK, Rishi Kumar and Sain, SK. 2017. Cotton Production Techniques Developed by ICAR-CICR RS, Sirsa. p-28
• Rishi Kumar, Sain, SK, and Monga, D. 2016. Integrated management of whitefly and CLCuD in cotton crop (in Hindi). Technical Bulletin ICAR-Central Institute for Cotton Research, Nagpur Pp 8
• Rishi Kumar, Sain, S. K., Monga, D., Kranthi, S., Nagrare, V. S. and Kranthi, KR. 2016. Whitefly and Cotton Leaf Curl Disease Management Strategies for Cotton in North India. ICAR – CICR Technical Bulletin No. 1/2016. Page 12
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Rajan JS. 2015. The AESA based IPM – Tapioca. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 48
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Chattopadhyay, D. and Sunanda BS, 2015. AESA based IPM-Tea, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 73
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Rajan JS. 2015. The AESA based IPM – Walnut. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 51.
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR. and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Cumin. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 44
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR. and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Fennel. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 44
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Rao SN and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Ginger. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 53
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Lavanya N, Varshney R and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Citrus. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 63
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR. Lavanya N and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Black gram & Green gram. Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Rao SN and Sunanda BS,2014. AESA based IPM- Areca nut. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 66
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR. and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Banana, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 56
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR. and Chattopadhyaya D. 2014. AESA based IPM-Mustard/Rapeseed.Tech. Bulletin NIPHM.Pp 59
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Rao SN and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Potato. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 76
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Chattopadhyaya D. and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Tobacco. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 64
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Chattopadhyaya D and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Watermelon. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 56
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR. and Chattopadhyaya D. 2014. AESA based IPM-Spinach. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 52
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Rao SN and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Turmeric. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 52
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Reddy MN, Rao SN and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Sugarcane. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 66
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Reddy MN, Rao SN and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Small Cardamom. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 60
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Lavanya N, and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Red gram. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 52
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Lavanya N, and Sunanda BS.2014. AESA based IPM-Sesame. Tech.Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 40
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, and Sain SK. 2014. AESA based IPM-Safflower. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 48
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, and Sain SK. AESA based IPM-Onion. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 60
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Varshney R and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Apple, Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 60
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, and Sain SK. 2014. AESA based IPM-Castor, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 48
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Reddy MN, Rao SN and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Coconut. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 52
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, and Sain SK. 2014. AESA based IPM-Garlic. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 56
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Chattopadhyay D, Sunanda BS, and Rao SN. 2014. AESA based IPM-Rajmash. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 48
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Rao SN. 2014. AESA based IPM-Amla, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 50
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Chattopadhyay, D. 2014. AESA based IPM-Black Pepper, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 53
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Rao SN and Varshney R. 2014. AESA based IPM-Pomegranate. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 56
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Lavanya N. 2014. AESA based IPM- Pearl Millet. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 51
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Lavanya N. 2014. AESA based IPM- Sorghum. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 65
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Chattopadhyay, D. 2014. AESA based IPM-Wheat. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 83.
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, and Boina DR. 2014. AESA based IPM-Guava. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 60
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Chattopadhyay D, and Sunanda BS.2014. AESA based IPM-Coriander, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 54
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Lavanya N, Rao SN. and Sunanda BS, 2014. AESA based IPM-Saffron. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 46
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Reddy MN, and Sunanda BS. 2014.AESA based IPM-Papaya. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 57
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Lavanya N, and Sunanda BS, 2014. AESA based IPM-Lablab Bean. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 59
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Rao SN. and Sunanda BS, 2014. AESA based IPM-Custard Apple, Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 52
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Reddy MN, and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Large Cardamom. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 42
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Leguminous vegetables. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 55
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Rao SN. and Sunanda BS, 2014. AESA based IPM-Pineapple. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 61
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Reddy MN, Sain SK, Rao SN. and Sunanda BS, 2014. AESA based IPM-Grapes. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 81
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Rao SN. and Sunanda BS, 2014. AESA based IPM-Cashew nut. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 54
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Varshney R, Sain SK, Rao SN. and Sunanda BS, 2014. AESA based IPM-Tomato. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 94
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Varshney R, Sain SK, and Sunanda BS, 2014. AESA based IPM-Okra. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 81
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Varshney R, Sain SK, and Reddy MN, 2014. AESA based IPM-Curry leaf. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 51
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Varshney R, Sain SK, and Reddy MN, 2014. AESA based IPM-Cucurbitaceous Vegetable crops, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 68
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Varshney R, Sain SK, and Sunanda BS, 2014. AESA based IPM-Chillies/Capsicum, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 93
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Varshney R, Sain SK, Rao SN and Sunanda BS 2014. AESA based IPM- Brinjal, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 88
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Reddy MN, Sain SK, Rao SN and Sunanda BS, 2014.AESA based IPM- Mango. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 84
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Lavanya N. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Apricot, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 67
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Rao SN and Sunanda BS,2014. AESA based IPM- Areca nut. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 51
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Lavanya N. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Ber, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 65
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Rao SN and Sunanda BS,2014. AESA based IPM- Betelvine. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 55
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Chattopadhyay, D. Rao SN and Sunanda BS, 2014.AESA based IPM-Broccoli, Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 66
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Varshney R, Sain SK, Lavanya N and Sunanda BS, 2014. AESA based IPM- Cruciferous Vegetables. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 84
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, and Boina DR. 2014. AESA based IPM-Cherry Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 54
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Lavanya N. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Clove, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 39
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Reddy MN. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Coffee, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 54
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Varshney R Sain SK, and Lavanya N. 2014. AESA based IPM-Drumstick. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 60
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Reddy MN. 2014. AESA based IPM-Fenugreek. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 45
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Rajan JS, Shaktivel P, Sunanda BS. 2014.The AESA based IPM-Fig. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 59
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Rajan JS, 2014. The AESA based IPM – Horsegram. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 38
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Rajan JS, and Shaktivel. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Jackfruit. Tech.l Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 48
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, and Boina DR, 2014. The AESA based IPM – Jackfruit. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 54
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Rajan JS, 2014. The AESA based IPM – Lentil. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 44
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Reddy MN., rao SN,and Sunanda BS. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Litchi. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 47
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Shaktivel. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Loquat. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 50
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Rajan JS. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Mint. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 50
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Rajan JS. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Mothbean. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 41
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Reddy MN. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Oil palm. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 41
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Varshney R. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Passion fruit. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 49
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, Rao SN and Sunanda BS,2014. AESA based IPM-Pea, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 61
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Lavanya N,2014. AESA based IPM-Peach, Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 71
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Chattopadhyay, D. Rao SN and Sunanda BS,2014. AESA based IPM-Pear, Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 61
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, Rajan JS. and Shaktivel. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Persimmon. Tech. Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 46
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Boina DR, Sain SK, and Rao SN. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Raspberry. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 51
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Reddy MN, Rao SN and Sunanda BS. 2014. AESA based IPM-Sapota. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 44
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Varshney R. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Strawberry. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 50
• Satyagopal K., Sushil SN, Jeyakumar P, Shankar G, Sharma OP, Sain SK, Boina DR, and Lavanya N. 2014. The AESA based IPM – Sunflower. Technical Bulletin NIPHM. Pp 72
• Chadha ML, Sain SK, Ravishankar M, Bhushan B. 2011. Healthy seedling production in plug trays. Technical Bulletin AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center., Pp 6
• Chadha ML, Sain SK, Ravishankar M, Bhushan B. 2011. How to grow bottle gourd. Technical Bulletin AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center., Pp 6
• Chadha ML, Sain SK, Ravishankar M, Bhushan B. 2011. How to grow cowpea. Technical Bulletin AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center., Pp 6
• Chadha ML, Sain SK, Ravishankar M, Bhushan B. 2011. How to grow eggplant. Technical Bulletin AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center., Pp 6
• Chadha ML, Sain SK, Ravishankar M, Bhushan B. 2011. How to grow garden pea. Technical Bulletin AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center., Pp 6
• Chadha ML, Sain SK, Ravishankar M, Bhushan B. 2011. How to grow okra. Technical Bulletin AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center., Pp 6
• Chadha ML, Sain SK, Ravishankar M, Bhushan B. 2011. How to grow tomato. Technical Bulletin AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center., Pp 6
• Kumar,S., Pan, RS., Chadha, M.L., Sain, SK, Ravishankar, M. and Bhushan, B. 2010. Vegetable soybean production technologies, Technical Bulletin AVRDC – The World Vegetable Center., Pp 4
• Sharma, P., PremDureja, and Sain, S.K. 2002, “ShakiyaPhasalon Mein JeyvicVidhiDwara Rog Niyantran”(Disease Management in Vegetable Crops through Biological control Methods) Published on the eve of “KISSAN SAMMAN DIVAS”held at ICAR-New Delhi on 21-23 Dec. 2002. ICAR, NATP, IARI Publication, pp16

Training Manual – International Training Program

• Sain, S.K.,Monga, D, Kranthi, S. and Blaise, D. 2017. International Training Manual for “Bio-pesticide Laboratory Operations & Research” for the training held at NaSARRI, Uganda, Under Cotton TAP , August 22-26, 2017 pp-158. ICAR-CICR & Cotton TAP
• Sain, S.K., Lavanya, N., Jeyakumar, P., Satyagopal, K. 2013. International Training manual for “Biological Management of Major Insect-Pests and Diseases that affect the quality and yield of Apple, Apricot, Pomegranate, & Grapes” for Afghanistan training programme September 2013. under United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific: (UNESCAP) SATNET (Asia and Pacific Center for Technology Transfer) pp-111. UNESCAP-APCTT

Training Manual – National Training Program

• Sain, S.K. and Lavanya, N. 2014. Training manual on On-farm production of biocontrol agents and microbial biopesticides to promote AESA based PHM in conjunction with ecological engineering for pest management (10 days) –pp198. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K., Lavanya, N., Boina,D., Jayakumar. P. 2014. Training manual on On-farm production of Bioagents and Biopesticides (7 Days) pp-105. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K. and Lavanya, N. 2014. Training manual on On-farm production of biocontrol agents and microbial biopesticides to promote AESA based PHM in conjunction with ecological engineering for pest management and Agricultural Extension Services (10 days) –pp198. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K., Lavanya, N., Reddy, MN, and Sharma, OP. 2013. Training manual on AESA and Ecological engineering for pest management (30 days) pp 214. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K., Lavanya, N., Reddy, MN, Sharma, OP, and Jeyakumar, P. 2013. Training manual on Fundamentals of Plant Health Management for Plant Health Doctors (21 days) pp-258. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K., Lavanya, N., Reddy, MN, Sharma, OP, and Jeyakumar, P. 2013. Training manual on Refresher Course on Plant Health Management, 157. NIPHM
• OP Sharma, Sain, S.K., Lavanya, N., Reddy, MN, and Jeyakumar, P. 2013. Training manual on Farmers Field School Methodology, pp-105. NIPHM
• Sain, SK,Chattopadhyaya, D., Reddy, MN., Varshney, R., Lavanya, N., and Jeyakumar, P. 2013. Training manual on Analysis of Microbial Biopesticides for quality control (10 days) pp 57. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K.,Chattopadhyaya, D., Reddy, MN., Varshney, R., Lavanya, N., and Jeyakumar, 2012. Training manual on Production protocol of biocontrol agents and biopesticides (11 days) pp- 118. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K., Lavanya, N., Reddy, MN., and Sharma, OP. 2012. Training manual on AESA and Ecological engineering for pest management (21 days) pp-179. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K. and Reddy, MN. 2012. Training manual on Biocontrol input production management (PGDPHM) pp-120. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K., Lavanya, N., Reddy, MN. and Sharma, OP. 2012. Training manual on Ecological Engineering for pest management (7 days) pp-150. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K., Lavanya, N., Reddy, MN, Rajan, J. and Sharma, OP. 2012. Training manual on AESA and Ecological engineering for pest management in vegetables (30 days) pp-220. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K., Lavanya, N., and Sharma, OP. 2012. Training manual on Induction course on PHM for officials of DPPQS. pp-210. NIPHM
• Sain, S.K.,Chattopadhyaya, D., Markendaya,V. and Sharma, OP. 2011. Training manual on Quality Assessment & Quality Management of Microbial Biopesticides Pp-52. NIPHM

Research Reports

• 12 quarterly reports and 3 Annual Reports of AVRDC-SRTT project (2008-2011)
• Compilation and editing of Annual Report for PHM (NIPHM) from 2011 to 2014 (3 Nos.)
• Annual Report of NIPHM-PHM Division (2013-2015) (3 Nos.)
• AICRP on cotton: Bt cotton Reports – North, Central and South Zone -2019-20
• AICRP on cotton: Bt cotton Reports – North, Central and South Zone -2020-21 pp-28
• Associated in the compilation of AICRP on cotton Plant pathology report 2015-16 to 2018-19
• Annual Report AICRP on Cotton-Plant Pathology 2019-20 pp-111
• Annual Report AICRP on Cotton-Plant Pathology 2020-21 pp-128

International

• Asian Congress of Mycology and Plant Pathology on Plant Health for Food Security at the University of Maysore. October, 1-4,2002
• NBAIM-CAB International, UK Join Workshop on Isolation, Preservation and conservation of AIM and use of potential molecular tools for their identification at NBAIM, New Delhi, 16-17 March 2004
• NBAIM-CAB International, UK Join Workshop on Isolation, Preservation and conservation of AIM and use of potential molecular tools for their identification at NBAIM, New Delhi, 16-17 March 2004
• Global Conference II on Plant Health-Global Wealth held at Udaipur, India, 25-29 Nov. 2005
• South Asia Regional Planning Meeting “Strategies for South Asia as the proceedings of the South Asia Regional Planning Meeting” held at AVRDC-The World Vegetable Center-RCSA, ICRIST campus December 16-17, 2006
• First International Conference on Indigenous vegetables and legumes ‘Prospectus for fighting poverty, hunger and malnutrition’ held at ICRISAT Hyderabad. Dec. 12-15, 2006
• International Conference on Horticulture (ICH-2009), PNASF, Bangalore, 9-12 Nov., 2009
• 6th International conference “Plant’ Pathogens and People” Conference; February 23-27, 2016; NASC complex, New Delhi.
• 7th Asian Cotton Research and Development Network meeting: Conference Proceedings; September 15-17, 2017; Nagpur, Maharashtra, India; 2017. 21
• International Congress on “Cotton and other Fibre Crops: Conference Proceedings; February 20-23, 2018; ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Umiam, Shillong (Meghalaya). 2018
• International Conference on Global Research Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture & Allied Sciences (GRISAAS-2019), ICAR NAARM, Hyderabad October 20-22, 2019
• International Web Conference on Global Research Initiatives for Sustainable Agriculture & Allied Sciences (GRISAAS-2020) December 28-30, 2020
• Innovative and Current Advances in Agriculture and Allied Sciences (ICAAAS-2021) held on 19–21 July, 2021.

National

• 20thAnnual conference of ISMPP held at Trichur, Kerala.
• 21stAnnual conference of ISMPP held at A.A.U., Jorhat, Assam, March 26-28, 1999
• National Seminar on Plant Physiology at Interface of Agri-Horticulture and Industry held at MPUAT, Udaipur, 20-12-1999 to 1-1-2000
• 22ndAnnual Conference of ISMPP held at NRCM, Solan, 3 – 4 May 2000.
• 23rdAnnual Conference of ISMPP and National Symposium on Bioinoculants for Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry held at Kakataya University, Warrangal, Feb. 16-18, 2001
• National Seminar on “Role of Antimicrobials for Sustainable Horticulture,” at IGAU, Raipur, January 20, 2002,
• 90thSession, Indian Science Congress. Bangalore, 3-7 January ‘2003’
• National Symposium IPM in Horticultural Crops for Protection of Environment & Biodiversity at Zonal Agricultural Research Station, Chandangaon, Chhindawara (M.P.). Feb10-12 2003
• North Zone Symposium of ISMPP on Post- Harvest Pathology at N.B.P.G.R., New Delhi, 22nd March 2003
• National Symposium on Biodiversity Management for 21st Century organized by Society for the protection of Environment & Sustainable Development at BHU, Varanasi (U.P.), June 28-30, 2003
• 56thAnnual Meeting of IPS and National Symposium on “Crop Surveillance: Forecasting and Management at IARI, New Delhi, 19-21 Feb, 2004
• 26thAnnual Conference & National Symposium of ISMPP on Advance in Fungal Diversity and Host-Pathogen Interaction at Goa University, Goa, October7-9, 2004
• First Indian Horticulture Congress-2004 “Improving Productivity, Quality, Post-Harvest Management and Trade in Horticultural Crops, New Delhi-12,6-9 Nov, 2004
• 7thIndian Agricultural Science & Farmers Congress of Bioved Research & Communication Society, Allahabad. U.P. held at S.V.B.P. Uni. Ag & Tech. Meerut (UP). Feb.19-20, 2005.
• 10thInternational Plant virus Epidemiology Symposium, IPVE of ISPP, ICRISAT, India (Oct., 15-19, 2007)
• Fourth Indian Horticulture Congress-2010, Horticulture, Horti-Business and Economic Prosperity, November 18-21, 2010, NPL Auditorium, Pusa Campus, New Delhi.
• ICAR-AICRP on Cotton Annual Group Meeting- North Zone-2018-19, CCSHAU Hisar, 11 March 2019.
• National Symposium “Cotton Production Technologies in the Next Decade: Problems and Perspectives” at Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology, Bhubaneswar, January 22-24, 2020.
• ICAR-AICRP on Cotton Annual Group Meeting- 2019-20, 18-19 May 2020
• National e-Conference on Plant Health and Food Security: Challenges and Opportunities” organized by Indian Phytopathological Society, IARI, New Delhi from 25-27 March 2021 pp-141
• ICAR-AICRP on Cotton Annual Group Meeting-2020-21, 9-10 April 2021.

International

• Pest Risk Analysis Training sponsored by USDA & NIPHM from 2 to 6 September 2013 at NIPHM, Hyderabad
• Risk Analysis Mentorship Program (RAMP) sponsored by USDA, from 10 to 28 March 2013 at USDA-APHIS, Raleigh North Carolina, United States

National

• Microbial identification, MTCC sponsored training from 19 Feb. to 2 March 2001 at MTCC, IMTECH, Chandigarh
• Scientific Report Writing and Presentation, NAIP Sponsored National Training Workshop from 17 to 22 Oct2013, at NAARM, Hyderabad

Training Conducted-

• 14 International Training programmes
• Safe vegetable production- 27 trainees from South Asian Countries at AVRDC-ICRISAT; AVRDC 1-7.10. 2007, AVRDC-RC, ICRISAT Campus, Hyderabad
• Germplasm management and utilization of vegetables and legumes-27 trainees from South Asian Countries at AVRDC-ICRISAT; AVRDC; 26-29.05.2008; AVRDC-RC, ICRISAT Campus, Hyderabad
• Advances in vegetables and legumes breeding – Assoc. 25 from South Asian Countries at AVRDC-ICRISAT; AVRDC; 27.04 to 02.05. 2009; AVRDC-RC, ICRISAT Campus, Hyderabad
• Application of molecular markers in vegetable and legumes – 28 trainees: South Asian Countries at AVRDC-ICRISAT; AVRDC; 26-31.07. 2010; AVRDC-RC, ICRISAT Campus, Hyderabad
• International Training Programme on Plant Health Management for 10 participants of the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock, Afghanistan ; USDA; 2-6.07. 2012; NIPHM, Hyderabad
• International Training Course on Integrated Pest Management for IBSA; MOA&FW; 12-30.03. 2012; NIPHM, Hyderabad
• SAMETI under a 45 days “Technical Assistance Programme in Cotton” (2 programs); M OA&FW; 12 &14.10. 2013; SA METI, Trivandrum
• US-INDIA-AFRICA Triangular International Training programme on New Dimensions in Agricultural Extension Management”. (2 programs); MOA&FW; 3.12.2013 & 30.09.-1.10. 2014; NIPHM, Hyderabad
• Regional Plant Health Systems Analysis (2 programs); MOA&FW; 24.11 to 8.12.2014; NIPHM, Hyderabad
• Training programme on Plant Health Management; Extension Participants from Kenya, Liberia and Malawi (3 days); MOA&FW/RKVY; 07- 08.08.2015 & 14.08.2015; NIPHM, Hyderabad
• Organized training programme on “Biopesticides Laboratory Operations and Research from by CICR and CDO Uganda under Cotton TAP delivered 17 lectures and hands-on-practical session; MOA&FW; 22 -28.08. 2017; bsNaSARRI, Serere , Uganda
• 130 National training programmes for scientists, extension officials and farmers farmers field days

• Participation in the Global Strategic Planning Meeting at AVRDC-The World Vegetable Center Tainan, Taiwan12-13 October 2009
• Participation in the Risk Analysis Mentorship Program (RAMP) at USDA-APHIS-CPHSTRaleigh North Carolina, United States from 10 to 28 March 2013
• Organized Training programme on “Biopesticide Laboratory Operations & Research” from 22 to 26 August 2017 at NaSARRI, Serere, Uganda under Cotton TAP