Dr. Shirish D. Narnaware    Senior Scientist (Veterinary Pathology) & Section in-charge (Animal Science and Fisheries Sciences)

 

 

 

 

 

                                                                                Address: Room No. S-12, Animal Science Section,

                                                                ICAR - CCARI,               

                                                                Old Goa 403 402

                                                                Email:  shirish.narnaware@icar.gov.in; drshirish009@gmail.com

 

 

 

 

Academic background:

Ph. D from ICAR-Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Bareilly, U.P. (2012)
MVSc. from Nagpur Veterinary College, MAFSU, Nagpur (2005)
BVSc. & AH from Nagpur Veterinary College, MAFSU, Nagpur (2003)
PG Diploma -Technology Management in Agriculture –NAARM, Hyderabad, 2021

Research interests and current focus

  • Surveillance, diagnosis and pathology of economically important and zoonotic diseases of livestock and poultry.

  • Diagnosis and pathology of reproductive infections in dairy animals.

  • Surveillance of Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in farm animals and poultry.

     

 Membership in professional societies        

  1. Indian Association of Veterinary Pathologists

  2. Association for Coastal Agricultural Research

  3. Agriculture Research Scientists Service Forum

  4. Maharashtra State Veterinary Council

Awards and honours

  • IAVP-IJVP- Gang Mana Sharma award-2014 for best research article on pack animals published in Indian Journal of Veterinary Pathology.

    Editorial Board Member: Journal of Ecophysiology and Occupational Health.

  • Lead paper delivered on “Important diseases of camelids and their status in India” in 36th IAVP congress 2019.

Research Publications

Journals

  • Bishnoi S, Jyotsana B, Kumar V, Prakash V, Ranjan R, Narnaware SD, Pannu U. 2024. Toll Like Receptor 4 (TLR4) gene polymorphism and its association with somatic cell score and milk production traits in Indian dromedary camels. Animal Biotechnology. 23;35(1):2331642. (NAAS 9.7).

  • Narnaware SD, Jyotsana B, Ranjan R, Dahiya SS, Prakash V. 2024. The first molecular characterization of Sarcocystis cameli in the Indian dromedary camels (Camelus dromedarius).           Veterinary Research Communications. 2024; https://doi.org/10.1007/s11259-024-10348-6          8.2. (NAAS 8.2).

  • Dedar RK, Kumar N, Narnaware SD, Singh, J, Legha RA, Pal Y. 2024. Management of seasonal dermatitis in horses by using leaf extract of Aerva javanica. Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge. 23 (2): 154-161. (NAAS 7.091).

  • Ranjan R, Marwaha S, Singh M, Narnaware SD, Ranjan A, Sahoo A. 2023. Molecular investigations of camelpox virus circulating in dromedary camel population in Rajasthan, India.      Comparative Immunology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases. 2023; 102, 102073.  (NAAS 8.0).

  • Narnaware SD, Dahiya SS, Ranjan R and Tuteja FC. 2020. Fatal neonatal infection with Klebsiella pneumoniae in dromedary camels: pathology and molecular identification of isolates from four cases Tropical Animal health and Production (Springer) 52:3923–3929. (NAAS 7.8).

  • Narnaware SD, Jyotsana B, Ranjan R, Prakash V, Choudhary SS and Sahoo A. 2022. Case Report: Congenital tuberculosis in an aborted dromedary camel fetus. Frontiers in Veterinary Science. 9:956368. (NAAS 9.14).

  • Ranjan R., Narnaware SD, Prakash V. 2022. Incidence, risk factors and economic impact of clinical mastitis in dromedary camel (camelus dromedaries). Tropical Animal Health and Production. 54: 31. (NAAS 7.70).

  • Narnaware SD, Ranjan R, Dahiya SS, Panchbuddhe A, Bajpai D, Tuteja FC and Sawal RK. 2021. Pathological and molecular investigations of systemic form of camelpox in naturally infected adult male dromedary camels in India. Heliyon 7:  e06186. (NAAS 10.0).

  • Dedar RK, Kumar N, Narnaware SD, Tripathi BN. 2020.   Leaf Extract of Aerva javanica Suppresses Excessive Growth of Granulation Tissue in Horses. Journal of Equine Veterinary Science (Elsevier) 93: 103193. (NAAS 7.39).

  • Dash L, Subramaniam S, Khulape SA, Prusty BR, Pargai K, Narnaware SD, Patil NV, Pattnaik B. 2019. Development and utilization of VHH antibodies derived from Camelus dromedarius against Foot and Mouth disease virus. Animal Biotechnology. 30(1): 57-62. (NAAS 9.70).

  • Ranjan R, Narnaware SD, Nath K, Sawal RK, Patil NV. 2018. Rapid diagnosis of tuberculosis in dromedary camel (Camelus dromedarius) using lateral flow assay-based kit. Tropical Animal Health and Production (2018), 50: 907–910. (NAAS 7.70).

  • SS Dahiya, S Kumar, SC Mehta, R Singh, K Nath, SD Narnaware, Tuteja FC. 2017. Molecular characterization of camelpox virus isolates from bikaner, India: Evidence of its endemicity. Acta Tropica. 171: 1-5. (NAAS 8.70).

  • Narnaware SD, Periasamy S, Tripathi BN. 2016. Studies on pathology, cytokine gene expression and molecular typing of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis of naturally occurring Johne's disease in bullocks. Research in Veterinary Science 106, 74-80. (NAAS 8.40).

  • Narnaware SD, Ghorui SK, Kumar S, Patil NV. 2016. Vertical transmission of Trypanosoma evansi in dromedary camels and studies on fetal pathology, diagnosis and treatment. Acta Parasitologica 61 (2), 329-336. (NAAS 7.50).

  • SS Dahiya, S Kumar, SC Mehta, SD Narnaware, R Singh, FC Tuteja. 2016. Camelpox: A brief review on its epidemiology, current status and challenges. Acta Tropica 158, 32-38. (NAAS 8.70).

  • Narnaware SD, Dahiya SS, Tuteja FC, Nagarajan G, Nath K, Patil NV. 2015. Pathology and diagnosis of Mycobacterium bovis in naturally infected dromedary camels (Camelus dromedarius) in India. Tropical animal health and production 47 (8), 1633-1636. (NAAS 7.70).

  • G Nagarajan, SK Swami, SS Dahiya, SD Narnaware, SC Mehta, PK Singh, Singh, R., Tuteja, F.C. and Patil, N.V.    2015. Characterization of GM-CSF-inhibitory factor and Uracil DNA glycosylase encoding genes from camel pseudocowpoxvirus         Research in Veterinary Science 100, 291-296. (NAAS 8.40).

  • SS Dahiya, G Nagarajan, VK Bharti, SK Swami, SC Mehta, FC Tuteja, SD Narnaware, NV Patil. 2014. Sequence analysis of the Toll-like receptor 2 gene of old world camels. Journal of Advanced Research 5 (6), 695-704. (NAAS 16.70).

  • G Nagarajan, SK Swami, SS Dahiya, G Sivakumar, FC Tuteja, SD Narnaware, SC Mehta, Raghvendar Singh, NV Patil. 2014. Comparative sequence analysis of double stranded RNA binding protein encoding gene of parapoxviruses from Indian camels. Journal of Advanced Research 5 (2), 271-276. (NAAS 16.70).

  • G Nagarajan, SK Swami, SS Dahiya, G Sivakumar, VK Yadav, FC Tuteja, SD Narnaware, NV Patil       2013            Phylogenetic analysis of immunomodulatory protein genes of camelpoxvirus obtained from India. Comparative Immunology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases 36 (4), 415-424. (NAAS 8.0)

  • G Nagarajan, SK Swami, SS Dahiya, G Sivakumar, SD Narnaware, FC Tuteja, NV Patil. 2013. Comparison of virokine from camel pseudocowpoxvirus (PCPV) with Interleukin 10 of the Dromedary camel (Camelus dromedarius).  Cytokine 61 (2), 356-359. (NAAS 9.80).

  •  G Nagarajan, SK Swami, SS Dahiya, G Sivakumar, SD Narnaware, FC Tuteja, NV Patil. 2011. Sequence analysis of topoisomerase gene of pseudocowpoxvirus isolates from camels (Camelus dromedarius). Virus research 158 (1-2), 277-280. (NAAS 11.0).

  • Narnaware SD, Dahiya SS. 2018. First report on incidence of Echinococcus canadensis G6 strain from a dromedary camel of India. Journal of Camel Practice and Research 25 (2), 245-248. (NAAS 6.0).

  • Rajkumar S, Vaz LM, Anandhi M, Mathesh K, Nayakvadi S, Rajkumar S, Narnaware SD. 2025. An outbreak of Fusobacterium necrophorum associated foot rot in a herd of four-horned antelope (Tetracerus quadricornis) in India. Veterinary Research Forum. Doi 10.30466/vrf.2024.2028598.4269. (NAAS 7.0).

  • Narnaware SD, Ranjan R, Dahiya S S. 2018. Clinicopathological investigations during an outbreak of camelpox in a dromedary camel herd in India. Comparative Clinical Pathology,  27 (6): 1497-1500. (NAAS 6.20)

Book Chapters

  • Gokuldas PP, Susitha R, Amiya RS and Narnaware SD. 2023. Artificial Insemination technology for sustainable goat production in coastal region. Extension Folder No: 104/2023, ICAR-CCARI, Goa.

  • Narnaware SD, Rajkumar S, Gokuldas PP, Nayak N. 2023. लम्पी वायरस (एलएसडी) आजारा बददल विचारली जाणारी सर्वसामान्य प्रश्ने व त्यांची उत्तरे. Extension Folder 106/2023, ICAR-CCARI, Goa.

  • Nayak N, Sahu AR, Narnaware SD, D’Mello A. 2023. Economic feeding of Backyard poultry. Extension Folder No: 105/2023, ICAR-CCARI, Goa.

  • शिरीष नारनवरे. ऊँटो से मनुष्यों में फैलनेवाली बीमारीयाँ और उनकी रोकथाम. 2018. Book chapter in ऊंटा री बाता एक नज़र में. “Glimpses of talks of Camel”. Pp 82-86.

  • Narnaware SD. 2019. ऊँटों में होनेवाली महत्वपूर्ण संक्रामक बीमारियाँ एवं उनका प्रबंधन. In training compendium on Management of Dairy Camel and Clean milk production, 25-27 June 2019.

  • Narnaware SD, Vemula P, Gokuldas PP, Rajkumar S (2023). विश्व में फैलता रोगाणुरोधी प्रतिरोध (एंटीमायक्रोबिअल रेजिस्टेंस/एएमआर) का उभरता संकट. Lehre, 3: 26-28.

  • Gokuldas PP, Kudalkar V, Rajkumar S, Narnaware SD (2023). तटीय क्षेत्र में लाभदायक बकरी पालन के लिए कृत्रिम प्रजनन तकनीक. Lehre, 3: 23-25.

Students guided/ co-advisor

  • Co-advisor/ co-guide for two MVSc students and one PhD student.

Patent

  • A patent entitled “A formulation for the treatment of dermal mycoses in camel” (Patent No. 347971) granted on 28.09.2020 by Indian patent office.

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