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![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Mruthyunjaya
Former National
Director, NAIP, ICAR, New Delhi
On the Occasion of
Launch Workshop
Dated: 06.06.2010
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This is one of my most favorite sub-project of
NAIP. I am personally satisfied with the way trainings are
conducted, the manuals are prepared and the practicals are
held. Congratulations to IASRI and specially to Dr. Rajender
Parsad for leading this futuristic highly impact investment
for NARS.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. R.C. Agrawal
National
Coordinator, NAIP-I, KAB- II, ICAR, New Delhi
Dated: 10.01.2011
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In my opinion the initiative taken by NAIP for
"Strengthening Statistical Computing for NARS" is a project
which will bring a sea change in the standards of Data
Processing in the country. The focus for capacity building
through this initiative is very commendable. I congratulate
and compliment the team of scientists at IASRI for having
taken up this responsibility. The dividends of this initiative
will be visible much sooner than expected.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. A.K. Singh
DDG (NRM), ICAR,
New Delhi
Dated: 15.01.2011
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I had the opportunity today to interact with the
participants called for a training programme on SAS. The
scientists from different parts of the country have been
immensely benefited by the various training programmes
organized by IASRI. This programme was specially for the
agro-forestry programme and proved to be very useful. The
innovative approach and personal touch has been unique at this
Institute and served the NARS System in an effective manner.
The facilities are quite good and updated regularly. I wish
all success for this Institute.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Arvind Kumar
DDG (Education),
ICAR, KAB-II, New Delhi
Dated: 22.01.2011
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NRCAF has explored and utilized the strength of IASRI
for the benefit of its scientists and also partners of NARS.
We have been benefited both at NRCAF & AICRP on AF for
strengthening the knowledge base and also for designing and
implementing the experiments on fields. The training programme
on SAS for the AICRP on AF has benefited the scientists
immensely as per the feedback and I am sure they will be using
it for analysis of the AF experimental data. I am definitely
convinced that the program/software made available through
IASRI & NAIP has been a very positive step in the right
direction. I am thankful to the Director & Dr. Parsad for
this proactive approach. NRCAF will be in touch for the future
program.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. S. K. Dhyani,
Director, NRC for
Agro forestry, Jhansi-284003, UP
Dated: 22.01.2011
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A path breaking milestone in the history of
Agriculture research which would improve the quality of
publications and the image of Indian Journals. This is one
step where researchers and planners and the end users would be
immensely benefited. I wish the initiative a great success.
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Director, NCIPM,
New Delhi
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I am very happy to be with IASRI team and learn all
about the training program on SAS and also hear the wonderful
observations of the participants, who apparently are very
happy. IASRI has empowered the ICAR/SAU scientists and
provided them with a powerful Statistical Tool. I am very
happy that the critical manpower and its technical competence
is improved by IASRI through this training program. I am
grateful to IASRI for providing with an opportunity to
interact with participants.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Raj Gupta
CIMMYT, PUSA, New
Delhi
Dated: 26.02.2011
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Excellent progress, impact and visibility in NARS
created by SAS in a short period of about 1 year. Keep up the
same momentum, it would enhance efficiency, effectiveness and
productivity of NARS.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Bangali Baboo
National Director,
NAIP, ICAR, New Delhi
Dated: 28.04.2011
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Excellent training programme which will also serve
the purpose of strengthening NARS and also strengthen teaching
programme. Congratulations to the whole team.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Prof. Satish K. Garg
Dean, Veterinary
College, PDUVASU, Mathura
Dated: 21.05.2011
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Excellent training programme for teachers, research
workers and students. This will extend their capability for
better analysis of their research data.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Prof. Kranti, Dean
College of
Biotechnology, PDUVASU, Mathura
Dated: 21.05.2011
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Very relevant and timely programme for NARS
scientists.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. S. Sreenivasan
Ex-Director,
CIRCOT, Mumbai
Dated: 19.09.2011
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Ideal wedding of Statistics with Data Analysis in
virtual platform. Scope is large as one might say infinity.
Keep it up.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. C. Devakumar
ADG (EPD), ICAR,
New Delhi
Dated: 10.10.2011
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Data documentation, computing and analysis needs to
be taken to the logical conclusion of defending one's case
based on available records. Multiplying this message through
such training programmes is commendable. Developed the
enthusiasm among the participants.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. S. Mauria
ADG (IP&TM),
ICAR, New Delhi
Dated: 15.10.2011
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Highly impressive training module for the scientists
of NARS. The efforts of Director, PI and the faculty to make
the training programme are highly commendable. I am sure the
efforts of the Institute in this regard will bring a
sea-change in the quality of research outputs of the
scientific work in NARS.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. NPS Sirohi
ADG (Engineering),
ICAR, New Delhi
Dated: 14.11.2011
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I have interacted with the trainees and I find that
everyone is enthusiastically involved in getting empowered
with right statistical tools. The culture needs to be
inculcated throughout the NARS.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Pitam Chandra
Director, CIAE,
Bhopal
Dated: 16.11.2011
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IASRI under the leadership of Dr. Rajender Parsad is
providing excellent training to the scientists of ICAR
Institutes and SAU's. I wish to maintain same in future also.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Surindra Singh
PC (FIM), CIAE,
Bhopal
Dated: 16.11.2011
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Need based training with excellent feedback from the
participants. Congrats to organisers.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. A.P. Srivastava
National
Co-ordinator, NAIP-III, ICAR, New Delhi
Dated: 19.11.2011
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A training programme on Data Analysis using SAS is
being organized by IASRI, New Delhi and NDUAT, Kumarganj at
main campus of NDUAT, Faizabad from 19th to 24th March, 2012
under the project "Strengthening Statistical Computing for
NARS" sponsored by NAIP, ICAR, New Delhi. The training
programme has been inaugurated on 19th March, 2012. I hope
this training programme will be useful for the scientists of
our university and other organizations who are participating
in this training programme for analysing the data and
interpretation of their results of research work. I wish all
the organizers and trainers for good success of this training
programme.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Bhagwan Singh
Dean, College of
Agriculture, NDUA&T, Faizabad
Dated: 19.03.2012
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I am thankful to the Director, IASRI, New Delhi and
Dr. Rajender Parsad, P.I. of the project for agreeing to
conduct this training programme at NDUA&T, Kumarganj,
Faizabad. The training would really help our scientists in the
University and they can use SAS in analysing their
experimental/surveys data for better statistical inference of
the results and its presentation.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. B.V.S. Sisodia
NDUA&T,
Faizabad
Dated: 20.03.2012
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It is a silent revolution in capacity building. This
is the only project where no excuses for delay have been made
and as a matter of fact the achievements are more than
targeted.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. S. Ayyappan
Secretary, DARE and
Director General, ICAR, New Delhi
On the Occasion of
Nodal Officers Workshop
Dated: 25.06.2013
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I am thankful and grateful to our Honourable Vice
Chancellor and Dr. Rajender Parsad, IASRI and their team to
make sincere efforts for coordinating this training programme
for faculty/member of our University. I hope this training
programme will be beneficial for our faculty members and
University.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. B.S. Baghel, Dean
Faculty of
Agriculture, RVSKVV, Gwalior, MP
Dated: 18.02.2013
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I was very pleased with the feedback given by the
participants of this course which indicated that it was an
excellent effort. The entire IASRI team deserved to be
complimented for this. Very useful task of making the staff
and the students aware of the latest statistical techniques.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. A.K. Singh,
Faculty of
Agriculture, RVSKVV, Gwalior, MP
Dated: 18.02.2013
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I am extremely happy that SAS training is being
organized at SKRAU, Bikaner on March 04-09, 2013. I am quite
sure that the training will prove very useful to the
participating scientists of SKRAU and will go a long way in
improving the research system.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. A.K. Dahama
Vice Chancellor,
SKRAU, Bikaner
Dated: 04.03.2013
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I am confident that this SAS training will prove
useful and rewarding towards improving professional efficiency
of the staff. Ph.D. Scholars should also be involved in such
trainings. I congratulate the PI and other scientists for
undertaking this project for use in the NARS.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. M.P. Sahu
Dean & Faculty
Chairman, College of Agriculture, SKRAU, Bikaner
Dated: 04.03.2013
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I am happy to see the world class computing facility
along with the dedicated and unique portal for statistical
data analysis. I compliment the team and congratulate the CPI
for huge capacity building in the NARS for statistical data
analysis.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. P.S. Pandey
National
Co-ordinator, NAIP-I, ICAR, New Delhi
Dated: 28.06.2013
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Thanks for your mail updating with the developments
... highly impressed with the progress made and the impact it
is making. I recall the efforts made by all of us in pushing
the project through. We can look back with lot of
satisfaction.Big credit goes to you for championing its
implementation.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. NT Yaduraju
Former, National
Co-ordinator, NAIP-I, ICAR, New Delhi
Presently at
ICRISAT, Hyderabad
Dated: 20.08.2013
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I compliment Dr. Rajender Parsad the Consortium P.I.
of the NAIP Project 'Strengthening Statistical Computing for
NARS' for the excellent achievements so far made in creating
facilities for statistical computing, training and actual use
of the SAS and other software. A revolutionary change has
occurred in the NARS system for computing and research output.
With so much output from the project put up in the internet
for utilizing by the agricultural research workers, there will
be a sea change in data generation, database creation,
analysis and interpretation. It has initiated a good base with
interactive facility made available in NARS.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. A. Subba Rao
Director, IISS,
Bhopal
Dated: 09.12.2013
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My complements to Dr. Rajender Parsad for taking this project to such greater heights.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. U.C. Sud
Director, IASRI, New
Delhi
Dated: 29.01.2014
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A very impressive and meaningful venture. Will have a big impact on the quality of agricultural research. The whole team deserves accolades. A job done with perfection.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. V.K. Gupta
ICAR, National Professor
Dated: 29.01.2014
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Excellent training progromme conducted very effectively and efficiently. The project should provide many such programmes in future for enhanced visibility and use of statistical packages.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Kanchan Kumar Singh
ADG (Engineering), ICAR, New Delhi
Dated: 05.02.2014
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Thanks for your mail with updating on the excellent output and impact of the project under your leadership. Please accept my heartiest congratulations for the achievements. I wish you similar grand successes in your future endeavours.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. MM Pandey
Former DDG (Engineering), ICAR New Delhi
Dated: 22.05.2014
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I earnestly appreciate the efforts of IASRI for
providing the SAS in such a dynamic way to execute. This
surely enriches our knowledge about SAS. It will be better if
any diploma/crash course (Internationally allied) about SAS to
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![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Sh. Prasenjit Pal
RA, NCIPM, New
Delhi
Dated: 27.11. 2010
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The training programme which is going on Data
Analysis using SAS is quite useful to interpret
our data. It is very useful in doing analysis in better way.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr.(Mrs.) P. Lakshmi
Soujanya
Scientist,Directorate
of Maize Research, New Delhi
Dated: 05.02.2011
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I would like to thank you and your team for providing
the opportunity to learn about SAS. I really enjoyed and
learned lot. This will definitely help me to publish my
research work in high impact factor journal. Further I would
like to share one thing, that I used this SAS package for my
PhD thesis analysis and one of my PhD work has been accepted
for publication in Elsevier Journal having NAAS impact factor
of 7.6 and international impact factor1.7149. Really this type
of training will very useful to all agricultural scientist for
competing at global level.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. K. Shankarganesh
Scientist,Division
of Entomology, IARI, New Delhi
Dated: 08.02.2011
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The SAS programme along with JMP software
installed on our machines at our regional station in the week
immediately following our training programme in Delhi. You
will be glad to know that a couple of my colleagues have also
started using the packages. We are currently in exploratory
mode and using both the training manual and the help module in
the package itself! ... Many thanks again for the well
designed training programme that kept us on our toes and
challenged us to remember the various principles involved! JMP
graphics is a delight to use.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Kamala
Venkateswaran
Senior
Scientist,NBPGR, Regional Station, Rajendranagar, Hyderabad
Dated: 28.02.2011
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I was one of the trainees of the training programme
on Data Analysis using SAS... during 21st Feb to 26th
Feb,2011. ... really delighted to have this training on SAS. …
thrilled to have this hand on training … earlier communicated
my two of my research papers to Euphytica , a leading journal
on Plant breeding, the data were to be analysed in SAS. I got
it analysed from one of my lab mates from Jack Staub’s
Laboratory, University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA … Then both
of my papers were published in Euphytica (details mentioned
below) with slight modifications.... This story I wanted to
share with you because the analysing power of SAS can only be
measured when we had the problem of publishing the papers in
good journals of high impact factor. After attending the last
training at your Institute, I have some confidence to analyse
my breeding experiment data. If I find any difficulty, I will
seek your help in future.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Tusar Kanti Behera
Senior Scientist,
Division of Vegetable Science IARI, New Delhi
Dated: 23.03.2011
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Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity
to attend this important training. Really, it was useful and I
have started using the same in my researching endeavours. ...
We were planning to purchase SAS for our centre. But, after
knowing that this is being provided by IASRI, We did not
purchase the same. We could save around Rs. 20 Lakhs on this
account without adversely affecting our activities.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Anjani Kumar
Principal
Scientist, NCAP, New Delhi
Dated: 25.03.2011
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Utilizing SAS software, a very powerful tool for
mixed model analysis of non-orthogonal animal breeding data to
determine the effect of fixed and random variables on the
production and reproduction traits and estimation of breeding
values ... used SAS for fitting of various lactation curve
models in Karan Fries cattle
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Avtar Singh
Principal
Scientist (Animal Genetics & Breeding), Dairy Cattle
Breeding Division, NDRI, Karnal
Dated:
15.04. 2011
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The division of PHT is one of the major
beneficiary of the training programmes conducted by your
division. You will be glad to know that one of our technical
person trained by you on SAS is taking a lot of interest in
statistical analyses of huge data of many of our scientists.
My heartiest congratulations to you and your team for inducing
a lot motivation and removing fear of statistical data
analysis.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. R.K. Pal
Head, Division of
Post Harvest Technology IARI, New Delhi
Dated: 10.09. 2011
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Used PROC PLAN and PROC GLM and published one paper
in Animal Food Science and Technology… four manuscripts sent
to foreign journals…developed Higher order Auto-regressive
models to forecast livestock feed resources in India …
bringing in the form of book.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. KP Suresh,
Scientist (SS),
NIANP, Bangalore
Dated: 15.10. 2011
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Data interpretation and tools like diffogram makes
paper more appealing.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Amrit Kaur Mahal
Associate Professor
of Statistics, Department of Maths, Statistics and Physics, PAU,
Ludhiana
Dated: From Feedback
Proforma 13.06.2012
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Learned lot of thing during the training … able to
publish my first research article in International Journal
with international Impact factor 2… analysed 15 data sets
using Indian NARS Statistical Computing Portal.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. M. Arivalagan
Scientist,
Germplasm Evaluation Division, NBPGR, New Delhi
Dated: 16.06.2012
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In microbiology lab of CISH, Lucknow, an experiment
was proposed ... consisting of eight treatments (Temperature,
pH, Substrate moisture, Innoculum size, Ammonium sulphate,
Potassium Phosphate, Magnesium Sulphate and Zinc Sulphate)
each at three levels. Full factorial requires 6561 treatment
combinations to be studied and it involves more resources.
Therefore, ... used the facility in SAS software of generating
Taguchi array generated 18 treatment combinations... The
experiment was conducted via taguchi array... used JMP for
development of models, multivariate analysis, generation of
Taguchi array for conducting lab experiments…
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Achal Singh
Senior Scientist
& Nodal officer, CISH, Lucknow
Dated: 25.06.2012
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Thank you very much ... for the silent revolution
made in the field of research using SAS. We have also analysed
a set of data of breeding parameters of Mithun using SAS and
it is accepted for publication in Indian Veterinary Journal.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Sabyasachi
Mukherjee
Senior Scientist
(AGB) and Nodal Officer of SAS, NRC on Mithun (ICAR),
Jharnapani, Medziphema, Nagaland
Dated: 18.03.2013
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We are the regular user of the SSCNARS online
Statistical tool for analysis of experimental data ...
analyzed my field trials data using RBD, SPD, Correlation
Coefficient, DMRT and Unblocked Design. This online facility
(Indian NARS Statistical Computing Services) is of great
relevance in analysis and interpretation of the research data.
The tools are user-friendly and also supported with .xlsx file
of Microsoft Excel 2007...
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Yash Saharawat
Senior Scientist,
Division of Soil Science, IARI, New Delhi
Dated: 02.05.2013
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Happy to share with you that one of our studies on
'long-term integrated nutrient management practices on soil
aggregates and associated C content' has received favourable
review comments from Soil and Tillage Research, one of leading
journals in soil science... extremely thankful to you as the
Programme Leader for providing us an unique and immensely
helpful platform for statistical computing through SSCNARS.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Debashis
Chakraborty
Senior Scientist,
Division of Agricultural Physics, IARI, New Delhi
Dated:16.07.2013
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After the introduction of SAS software at our campus,
performing genetic diversity studies became very easy. Three
important measures of diversity like PIC, Heterozygosity and
Allelic diversity can be obtained by simply entering the data
generated from molecular analysis along syntax required for
PROC ALLELE procedure. In addition to this allele frequencies
are also obtained from the same input data.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Sh. R. Ravikiran, Ph.
D. Scholar
Plant
Biotechnology, AAU, Anand
Dated: From Feedback
of Nodal Officer 30.08.2013
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I find SAS/Genetics student friendly software, in
that once raw data is loaded along with proper syntax lot of
information can be generated. The results can be used to
compare the information generated from different molecular
markers like microsatellites (SSR) and InDel markers when used
with same set of cultivars.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Ms Siddhi Patel, M.Sc.
Student
Plant
Biotechnology, AAU, Anand
Dated: From Feedback
of Nodal Officer 30.08.2013
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Thank you for updating the IP and few of our
scientists were using the SSCNARS portal and were happy about
the ready to use report and design server information...able
to fit logistic equation and obtain its first and second
derivatives to assess nutrient uptake pattern of short day
transplanted winter onion crop in Typic Haplustepts at
Directorate of Onion and Garlic Research, Pune, India during
2011-12... will help us to develop fertilizer management
strategies as per crop nutrient demand as observed in nutrient
uptake pattern of onion crop.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. S. Anandhan
Sr. Scientist
(Biotechnology) DOGR, Rajgurunagar, Pune
Dated: 04.09.2013
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This is the first project at IASRI at this large scale, which makes connections with all NARS Institutions. This was required long back by IASRI and this is the project which connects all NARS institutions to IASRI and from this project, we have learnt many things. I was also fortunately a part of many contract preparation committees and we learnt many things, just like how to make a tender, how to process the case and how to follow the procedures of NAIP and at least I am greatly benefited by this project. JMP Genomics and all other analysis specially one analysis I would like to quote here that in 2005 we had conducted a large scale survey using a complex sampling design for estimation of harvest and post harvest losses in which we have covered 120 districts and studied designs for 25 commodities together. For the data analysis of that particular project, which was very-very difficult task otherwise, we have used this software very extensively. After that also we are using this software extensively, specially, for representing and now the project is also introduced by same Ministry of Food and Processing and here presently we are in the process of collection of data there also we are using this. The power of SAS is very good and at least, I am happy that this is now being understood by the ICAR and almost all the institutions of NARS have now been using SAS. This is very powerful and further to this some of the components which have not been procured under this particular consortia, we made a proposal for procuring under NABG project and this is under process and very soon will implement the whole software on the Grid environment (HPC Environment). There you can do lot of data Mining and data churning including Text Mining and data warehouse building. All those components we are in the process of procurement and that makes the whole system complete and more powerful as compared to today.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Anil Rai
Head, CABIN,
IASRI, Library Avenue, New Delhi
Dated: 17.09.2013
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I am grateful to IASRI/Indian NARS SCP ... for their
commendable efforts in making online analysis of data
generated through different experiments ... Indian NARS
Statistical Computing Portal has made statistical analysis
very simple by explaining in very simple language. I could not
have analyzed the data with this much ease if it was not
there. In fact I am telling to some of my colleagues to make
use of this online facility. In fact, one more thing I want to
highlight here that ... was very quick in giving his response
(which is very much evident in my E-mail correspondence with
him) while troubleshooting the problems encountered during
data file preparation to getting final results; because of his
quick response only I could able to carryout this analysis.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Chikkappa G.
Karjagi
Scientist (Plant
Breeding), Winter Nursery Centre Directorate of Maize Research,
Rajendra Nagar, Hyderabad
Dated: 18.10.2013
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Development of high throughput LPB assay for
estimation of antibodies to structural proteins of FMD virus:
As amount of data to be handled is huge (in lakhs) hence is
the analysis and compilation is possible only through SAS 9.3
software. We would like to mention that the software has a
great help for the ambitious on-going FMD control programme
and would like to extend thanks from PDFMD, Mukteswar team to
all who are associated with this project and brought SAS to
ICAR Institutes. The developed kit will be used throughout the
country for estimation of antibody titers against structural
proteins of FMDV.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Gaurav Sharma
PDFMD, Mukteswar
Dated: 23.10.2013
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An extraordinary brilliant site giving most integrated description of statistical analysis. Complexities of analysis are well explained. Attention to details is the key factor of this site.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Mrs. Jyoti Gangwani
IASRI, New Delhi
Dated: 23.11.2013
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I am the regular user of SAS since my Ph.D days at IASRI (1993). The facility extended by IASRI to maximum institutes/SASu's under NARS is really a boon to all the researchers, students engaged in bringing out the reality of the experimental results by subjecting their data to standard statistical analysis of SSCNARS portal, especially SAS & JMP. Publications in reputed journals of high impact factor is a testimony to its implementation and successful execution. A continued support in one form or the other from IASRI in future is the need of the hour.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr.R.Venugopalan
Senior Scientist, IIHR, Bengaluru
Dated: 20.01.2014
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SSCNARS has contributed at large by bringing both the researchers and analysts together in NARS. Such platform needs to be continued to reduce the gap between the 'data' and 'analysis'.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Ananta Sarkar
Senior Scientist, DRWA, Bhubaneswar
Dated: 13.03.2014
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This SAS training of six days gave us a glimpse of SAS package. Its a very powerful tool. But to routinely use it for our statistical data analysis, a training of longer duration is needed ( at least 15-20 days).
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Reena Sinha
Research Station at Dhiansar, SKUAST, Jammu
Dated: 22.04.2014
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For organising such an interesting and informative SAS training course which will highly benefit all the scientists who are associated with research activity in Agriculture Sciences. Indian NARS Statistical Computing Portal is also an innovative approach to help all those who are not being so well versed with statistical applications. I hope that these type of training program will also be taken up in near future for the benefit of scientific community.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Parshant Bakshi
Associate Professor, Division of Fruit Science, SKUAST-Jammu
Dated: 22.04.2014
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It is my pleasure to share with you my views on 6 days training program on SAS programme. This training programme, I come to know about SAS portal generated by IASRI New Delhi. Moreover, the program was extremely beneficial for NARS scientists and we learnt a lot. The EG guide developed is also quite helpful to me. On the whole, the programme was Excellent and hope that similar type of programme will be conducted in future also to enrich the scientist community.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Magdeshwar Sharma
Jr. Scientist (Entomology) Maize Breeding Research Sub Station, SKUAST- Jammu, POONCH
Dated: 23.04.2014
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The program was extremely beneficial for NARS scientists and we learnt a lot. Through this training programme, we came to know about SAS portal generated by IASRI New Delhi. Moreover the EG guide developed is also quite helpful to the learners. Overall the programme was good and hope that similar type of programme will be conducted to enrich the scientist community.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Rakesh Sharma
Assistant Professor, Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Rajouri, SKUAST-Jammu
Dated: 23.04.2014
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It was wonderful experience while attending the training programme. Thanks to Dr Prasad and his team for doing such valuable and remarkable job setting up Statistical portal. Statistics is used in most all streams and disciplines for academic and research purpose despite that SAS be the ultimate solution for it & provide us particularly me an opportunity to use this tool into administration. It certainly enriched our knowledge while hand-on experience SAS is most credible part.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Bharat Choudhary
SKUAST-Jammu
Dated: 24.04.2014
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As far as training on SAS for me is concerned, ... a boon to me to be a part of such training. Being the man of agricultural economics, this training is very useful for analysis of the research work. During training I understand so many important concepts of statistics and the usage of same through statistical computing environment. ... The NARS statistical Computing Portal has been well designed and developed for strengthening of the statistical computing for NARS.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Anil Bhat
Assistant Professor, Agricultural Economics, Division of Agricultural Economics and Statistics, FoA, SKUAST-Jammu, Chatha
Dated: 25.04.2014
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Statistical computing in any research is an important tool of any research and in this regard, Statistical Computing Environment created under NARS in India is a wonderful initiative for familiarizing the scientists about application of statistical package for simple and effective analysis of agricultural data for policy recommendation. The creation of Indian NARS Statistical Computing Portal under the scheme is a useful object for ready reference of any query in respect of statistical computing. I acknowledge the importance of this initiative and thanks SSCNARS for selecting me as a participant of their training programme organized at SKUAST-Jammu.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Sanjay Prakash Singh
Assistant Professor, Division of Agricultural Economics & Statistics, SKUAST-Jammu, Main campus, Chatha
Dated: 29.04.2014
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The training programme entitled Data analysis using SAS is very helpful for us regarding making future research programme for rainfed areas.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Vijay bahadur Singh
I/C RRSS, Raya, SKUAST-Jammu
Dated: 30.04.2014
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Although every scientist of a SAU is aware of SPSS and other programmes for statistical analysis but the training on Data Analysis using SAS was a master piece. we the trainees were dumbfounded with the SAS programme. The teaching response of Trainers especially who had come from NDRI, IASRI etc. was overwhelming. They taught each and every lesson with so many examples and case studies. However, these type of training programmes should be a continuous process so that most of faculty gets learned of SAS programming.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Pardeep Wali
Deputy Director (Research), SKUAST-Jammu, Bhour Camp, Chatha
Dated: 01.05.2014
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On the Invitation for Installation Training
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Please accept my hearty congratulations for acquiring
"most sought after" package and making its accessibility to
NARS Organizations.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. B.S. Kulkarni
(Nodal Officer for SAS)
Professor &
Univesrity Head, Department of Statistics & Maths,
College of
Agriculture, ANGRAU, Rajendranagar
Dated: 05.06.2010
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Reply on sensitization emails
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Thank you Dr. Prasad for the information and you
excellent efforts in trying to uplift the statistical skills
and resources of our Centre and NARS as a whole.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Nagendra K. Singh
National Professor
B. P. Pal Chair, NRC on Plant Biotechnology IARI, New Delhi
Dated: 25.09.2010
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Very impressed with the success gained by the site
for statistical analysis of IASRI, New Delhi. I hope such
facility will be very useful for the scholars, scientists,
teachers etc. in carrying data analysis... would make my
effort to make the site popular among the scientists of IINRG
Ranchi.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Niranjan Prasad
Principal
Scientist, Processing and Product Development Division, IINRG,
Namkum, Ranchi
Dated: 10.03. 2013
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Congratulations for the astonishing achievements
which have been made possible due to your commitment to your
work, ICAR and to the nation as a whole.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Sh. Himanshu
DKMA, ICAR
Dated: 13.03.2013
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Congratulate you and your team for the efforts you
are making to develop linkages with even youngest possible
scientists in the system to come-up with the hypothesis of
researches for actual interpretations which will make a
sustainable space for Indian research in global science
gallary from ICAR. Thanks for contacting each one of us
through mail. We wish you all success and we will be in touch
for our future endavours.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. (Mrs.) P Sikka
Principal
Scientist, Animal Biochemistry & Molecular Biology CIRB,
Hisar
Dated: 16.03.2013
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Congratulations for wonderful work and deep
remarkable exemplary contributions. Thank you so much for kind
updates.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Dinesh Kumar
Principal
Scientist, CABIN IASRI, New Delhi
Dated: 18.04. 2013
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Congratulation for having completed the gigantic
tasks.
![](images1/icn-comment.gif) Dr. Anup Das
Senior Scientist
(Agronomy), Division of Natural Resource Management, ICAR RC for
NEH Region, Umiam, Meghalaya
Dated: 21.04.2013
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