Students of Siddipet District Mulugu Forestry College and Research Institute (FCRI) have researched the importance of forests and made efforts to inform the society about their importance.
- Five people got PhD from Mulugu College
- Rural students who are doing research
- Telangana’s first CM KCR’s ambition is bearing fruit
Gajwel, April 25: The efforts made by the students of Siddipet District Mulugu Forestry College and Research Institute (FCRI) to research the importance of forests and to inform the society about their necessity is bearing fruit. Students carried out research on environmental protection and measures to be taken to protect forests as a breeding ground for wild animals. Many students have already completed degrees and PGs. For the first time, five students have obtained PhD degrees from the college.
KCR Dream Institute
Siddipet District Mulugu Forestry College and Research Institute (FCRI) was established in 2016 by the then CM KCR with the aim of forest expansion and environmental protection. Initially this college was continued in Dulapally Forest Academy. In 2019, it was moved to a modern building built on the side of Mulugu Rajiv Road, Siddipet District. So far 587 people have studied forestry education, out of which 302 have completed degree and 46 have completed M.Sc. While PhD research has started from 2023-24, so far five students have obtained degrees and two are doing research. Dean of the college Dr. Praveena, Joint Director Sridhar Rao and the faculty congratulated the five students who got their PhD degrees.
For the first time, the students who achieved Ph.D.
Five PhD students from Forest College completed various types of research under the supervision of guides. In that, Thallapally of Bhagirathi village, Regonda mandal, Bhupalapalli district, conducted research on the subject of ‘Biochar’ under the supervision of guides at a very low cost using the drum method at Saydeep Forest College. With its use, soil fertility increases and crops benefit and nitrogen losses are reduced. Saideep said that the biochar made by him will soon be made available to the farmers. Another student, Ravula Rohit Nirmal, has completed his studies under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Chiranjeeva Reddy on conservation of resources, silviculture and agro-forestry for utilization of resources in Kawwal Tiger Reserve Forest spread in Manchiryala district.
Venkateswara Reddy of Jakailar village under Maktal mandal of Narayanapet district undertook a research on environmental services and economic evaluation in Amrabad Tiger Reserve Forest. Together with the tribals, they learned about environmental protection and benefits. Through his report he suggested what should be done for the development of forests. Snehanjali of Narapalli Village, Ghatkesar Mandal, Malkajigiri District, Medchal completed research on endangered medicinal plant species under the supervision of Dr. Shalini in the Department of Forestry and Plant Development. Measures to be taken to find medicinal plants which are rare in the forest areas and to cultivate them have been suggested. Another student Bochu Jeevan completed research on ‘Phytosociology Carbon Stocks Nutrients in Soil in Ethurunagaram Wildlife Sanctuary’ under the guidance of Prof. Mamata. Two more students are mocking.
Four selected for the post of officer trainee.
Four students of the college have been selected for officer trainee posts. Among those selected are Gongati Srivardhan (Nandyala), Mutyala Chandana (Danthapalli-Adilabad), Mutyala Naresh (Khammam) and Buchu Jeevan (Paidipalli-Warangal).
Encouraging students in research…
Students of Forestry College are encouraged to successfully complete their research. Students study different types of courses in the college. Forestry PG students are encouraged to do research on forests. The main objective is to inform the society about the benefits of forests.
– Dr. Praveena, Dean, Forestry College, Mulugu
