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Faculty Detail

Dr. Shwetambri Jamwal

Designation: Assistant Professor
Contact Address:Department of Livestock Farm Complex, College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Rampura Phul
Telephone :
Mobile: 8930188826
Email:shwetambrijamwal333@rediffmail.com

Academic Credentials

• B V Sc & A H,
• M V Sc (LPM)
• Ph. D (LPM)
• NET (LPM)

Area of Research Interests

• Livestock production management and Animal behaviour

Research Honour’s /Awards

• NDRI Institutional Research Scholarship- (PG and Ph.D.)
• Dean’s Merit Award
• Merit Certificate (Academic Excellence)
• Best presentation: Livestock Production-Animal Behaviour and Welfare 28th Annual Convention ISAPM 2021: Eco-friendly Technologies and Innovations for Sustainable Livestock Production Systems to Augment Rural Prosperity
• Best oral presentation National Symposium of ISBD: Scientific Interventions to Address Challenges for Sustainable Buffalo Production

No. of Publications

Publications

• Jamwal, Shwetambri, et al. Effect of mother bonded rearing on growth, health and physiological state of Murrah buffalo calves. Journal of Dairy Research 89.4 (2022): 386-391.
• Jamwal, Shwetambri, Pawan Singh, and Rajneesh Thakur. Effect of different rearing systems on behavioural responses to novel stimuli in Murrah buffalo calves. Buffalo Bulletin 41.4 (2022): 655-667.
• Rajneesh, Rajneesh, A. K. Misra, Shwetambri Jamwal, S. Praveen, Jyotimala Sahu,  Prince Chauhan,  Ninad Bhatt. Potential use of Tinospora cordifolia as a herbal supplement in dairy animals: a review. Tropical Animal Health and Production 55.1 (2023): 4.
• Choudhary, Sanjay, M L Kamboj, Shwetambri Jamwal, Prasanna Pal, Devan Arora, Vinayak Ingle, Pawan Singh and S S Lathwal. Effect of mother contact and voluntary colostrum suckling on growth, health and stress of neonatal buffalo calves. The Indian Journal of Animal Sciences 92.1 (2022): 89-95.
• Jamwal, Shwetambri, Pawan Singh, and Rajneesh Thakur Different aspects of handling and the impact of human-handling on dairy animals. Indian Association of Hill Farming: (2022) 68.