Dr. Himsikha Chakravarty ICAR-Research Complex for NEH Region India
Dr. Himsikha Chakravarty is a dedicated veterinary professional specializing in Animal Reproduction, Gynaecology, and Obstetrics. With a Master of Veterinary Science from Assam Agricultural University, she has demonstrated strong academic performance, reflected in her CGPA of 8.65 and her published research on frozen semen technology. Dr. Chakravarty is actively involved in professional societies and has participated in numerous seminars, workshops, and training programs, showcasing her commitment to continuous learning and professional development.
Publication profile
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Academic Qualification 🎓
Master of Veterinary Science in Animal Reproduction Gynaecology and Obstetrics, College of Veterinary Science, AAU, Khanapara (2019)Dissertation Title: A Study on Centrifugation Regime and Commercial Extender on Quality of Frozen Beetal Buck SemenCGPA: 8.65
Affiliation to Professional Body 🔗
Registered with Assam Veterinary Council: ASM 2957.Registered by Veterinary Council of India: VCI 009114.
Membership in Professional Societies 🤝
Life member of The Indian Society for Study of Animal Reproduction (ISSAR) since 2018LIFE MEMBERSHIP NUMBER: LM 2960.Life member of Blue Cross Society Assam since 2018.LIFE MEMBERSHIP NUMBER: 245.
Awards and Scholarships 🏆
Qualified ASRB-NET Examination (24.07.2023) with 76.89%.Qualified ICAR-AICE SRF 2024 with AIR 3.Received best oral presentation award in the 2nd Biotic Science Congress, 2022.Received Best Oral Presentation award during 4th National Seminar (5-6 July, 2024).Recipient of Assam Agricultural University Merit Scholarship in BVSc. & AH programme.Recipient of Agricultural University Merit Scholarship in MVSc. Programme for 3 semesters.Recipient of studentship under the Advanced State Level Biotech Hub (Assam) for 6 months.Qualified NCC ‘B’ Certificate examination.Visharad in Classical Music.
Work Experience 💼
Senior Research Fellow in AICRP on “Nutritional and Physiological Interventions for Enhancing Reproductive Performance in Animals” (24.10.2019 – 11.01.2021).Project Associate in a 3-year DST project on improvement of boar semen quality at ICAR-RC for NEH Region, Umiam, Meghalaya.
Publication
- Exploring Thermoregulatory Responses and Hormonal Changes in Heat Stressed Assam Hill Goats
Authors: Deori, S., Abedin, S.N., Chakravarty, H., Syiem, E., Doley, S.
Year: 2024
- Exploring the Link Between Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 (IGF-1) and Body Trait Measurements in Prepubertal Goat Kids in a Humid Subtropical Climate
Authors: Deori, S., Abedin, S.N., Chakravarty, H., Katiyar, R., Doley, S.
Year: 2024
- Zinc oxide and selenium nanoparticles can improve semen quality and heat shock protein expression in cryopreserved goat (Capra hircus) spermatozoa
Authors: Abedin, S.N., Baruah, A., Baruah, K.K., Chakravarty, H., Deori, S.
Year: 2023
- Effect of Centrifugation Regime on Cryopreservation of Beetal Buck Semen
Authors: Chakravarty, H., Sinha, S., Borpujari, D., Dutta, M., Borah, B.
Year: 2023
- Effect of selenium nanoparticles on the quality and fertility of short-term preserved boar semen
Authors: Paul, D.R., Talukdar, D., Ahmed, F.A., Khargharia, G., Deori, S.
Year: 2023
- Supplementation of Oxyrase in Extender Preserves Physico-Morphological Characteristics of Crossbred Hampshire Boar Semen
Authors: Katiyar, R., Chakravarty, H., Dewry, R.K., Kadirvel, G., Deori, S.
Year: 2022
- Management of Cervico-Vaginal and Rectal Prolapse in a Niang Megha Sow under Farm Conditions: A Case Report
Authors: Chakravarty, H., Abedin, S.N., Khargaria, G., Deori, S., Katiyar, R.
Year: 2022
Conclusion
Dr. Himsikha Chakravarty’s extensive academic qualifications, research contributions, and active participation in professional circles make her a valuable asset to the field of veterinary science. Her dedication to enhancing reproductive performance in animals and her recognition in various academic settings underscore her potential for impactful contributions in veterinary research and practice. As she continues to advance her career, Dr. Chakravarty aims to further innovate in the field of animal reproduction, ultimately benefiting both the agricultural community and animal health.