Dairy animal Pro. & Management

1. Das K.S., G. Singh, Paul S.S., R.Malik, P.S.Oberoi and Deb S.M. (2010) Physiological responses and performance of Nili-Ravi buffalio calves under different washing frequency during hot summer months in tropics. Trop anim health Prod.(Published online: 08 July 2010)
2. S. S. Paul, N.V. Patil, G. Singh, D. Lall. And Raman Malik (2010) Estimation of Milk Production and disposal pattern, Feeding Practices and Plane of Nutrition of Lactating Buffaloes in Patiala, India Submitted to Indian J. AnimalNutrition.(Accepted).
3. G.Singh, N.V.Patil, G. Dutt and S.S.Paul. (2009) Prevalent goat husbandry practices in Patiala district of Punjab. Indian J. Anim. Prod. Mgmt. 25(1-2):68-71.
4. Phulia, S.K., Singh, G. Upadhyay, R.C., Kumar, Puneet and Mishra, R.P. (2007)  Comparative Study of haemograms and biochemical constituents in kids and lambs. Indian Journal of Animal Sciences 77 (1) : p 56-58.
5. Kamboj, M.L., Joshi, B.K. Singh, Ghansham and Prasad, Shiv. (2006) A Study on calf Mortality in Nili –Ravi Buffalo Calves. Indian Journal of Dairy Science,59 (3): p 181-184.
6. Paul S.S., Patil, N.V. Lall, D. and Singh, Ghansham. (2006) Evaluation of Status of Mineral Supply to Lactating Buffaloes in Patiala District of Punjab. Indian Journa of Dairy Science, 59 (2): p 83-89.
7. Singh, Ghansham; Kamboj, M.L and Patil, N.V.  (2004) Effect of two thermal protective measures during hot-humid summer on productive and reproductive performance of Nili-Ravi buffaloes.  Indian buffalo Journal. 3 (2) : p
8. Singh, Ghansham;  Phulia, S.K.; Misra, R.P.; Kumar, Puneet and Upadhyay, R.C. (2004) Effect of seasonal variations on physiological reactions in Jamunapari kids. Indian Journal of Small Ruminants. 10 (1) : p 21-24
9. Chawla, D.S., Kamboj, M.L. and Singh, Ghansham. (2003)  Production performance andherd-life of elite Nili-Ravi buffaloes.  Indian Buffalo Journal. 1 (1) : 21-26.
10. Paul, S.S.; Singh, Ghansham and Patil, N.V (2002). Mineral deficiency diseases in ruminant livestock – their diagnosis, prevention and treatment. Livestock International. Vol 6 (12) ; 8-10