In Service of Nation and Mankind

ENTOMOLOGY DIVISION

Entomology Division

Entomology is the scientific study of insects, a branch of zoology that examines their structure, behavior, and interactions with the environment and other organisms. The history of entomology in India spans from ancient times. There were studies of insects like silkworms and honeybees, to the development of modern entomology. Early records of Indian insects were made in the 18th century, wherein scientific work on Indian insects began. Key milestones include the appointment of the first entomologist to the Government of India in 1901.

Understanding of entomology by public health professionals is a must to plan preventive strategies. Further, general Public do need to know the factors influencing their health related to aspect for better prevention. This division will ensure transmission of critical information especially during epidemic time.

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SEMINAR ROOM

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LECTURE THREATRE 1

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LECTURE THREATRE 2

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Activities

Consultation on vectors and vector born diseases for public
Consultation on Medical entomology for professionals
Capacity building

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Frequently asked questions

Popular branches included:
  • Medical and veterinary entomology (study of disease-carrying insects)
  • Agricultural entomology (pest control in crops and livestock)
  • Forensic entomology (using insects in crime investigations)
  • Taxonomic entomology (classification and identification of insects)
  • Ecological entomology (role of insects in ecosystems)
  • Entomologists study and analyze disease-carrying insects (e.g., mosquitoes, ticks) and develop fruitful strategies such as how to implement insecticide, biological control, and genetic modification to curb their populations.
    Some major diseases include:
  • Malaria (transmitted by mosquitoes)
  • Dengue fever (mosquitoes)
  • Lyme disease (ticks)
  • Chagas disease (kissing bugs)
  • Plague (fleas)
  • As an entomologist, you can work in research, academia, agriculture, public health, pest control, forensic science, environmental conservation, and biotechnology.
    Our expert faculties assist in research in medical entomology, vector-borne disease control, and public health strategies related to insect-related health risks.

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