Elite Corporation CEO Jaldhi Trivedi who is also Present President of IPCA (Indian Pest Control Association) gets a mention in the FOPMA Magazine July 2019.
Jaldhi Trivedi in FAOPMA Magazine July 2019
Pest Control Experts warn Mumbaikars about increase in Rodent related ailments
The Indian Pest Control Association (IPCA) , the apex body of pest control professionals in the country which observed World Pest Day 2019 yesterday has expressed concern at increase in rodent related ailments in the Financial capital Mumbai.
Global Pest Management Coalition Welcomes New Council Members
Last month, the Global Pest Management Coalition (GPMC) held its opening council vote introducing nine new council members. In 2017, the GPMC was founded by…
IPCA becomes Founder Member of Global Pest Management Coalition
IPCA, the apex body of pest control professionals in the country has become founder member of recently formed Global Pest Management Coalition (GPMC)
Fumigators and Auditors under the Australian Fumigation and Accreditation Scheme (AFAS) Refresher Training completed by IPCA Masters
Refresher training for ‘Fumigators and Auditors under the Australian Fumigation and Accreditation Scheme (AFAS)’ was conducted on 12 November 2018 at NIPHM, Hyderabad.
Jaldhi Trivedi at PestWorld 2018 – Orlando, Florida
Elite Corporation CEO and IPCA President Jaldhi Trivedi participated in the PestWorld 2018 at Orlando, Florida from 23-26 October 2018. Every year, NPMA gathers thousands of pest management professionals from across the globe to offer opportunities for information sharing, provide access to the latest products, services, and technologies in the 100,000 square foot exhibit hall,…
Eight new Zika cases in Rajasthan, people infected in outbreak climbs to 117
The Rajasthan health department has formed a five-member committee on Saturday to investigate, examine and track the Zika virus disease in pregnant patients of first trimester.
Mumbaiites beware, 80% of dengue cases were reported from just 7 of 24 wards in September
As much as 80% of dengue cases were reported from just seven of 24 municipal wards in September. Officials from the public health department said they were not only intensifying drives to destroy breeding spots
Dry Ice Is the Newest Weapon Against Rats
Rats have taken over cities around the globe, but there’s a certain mystique to a New York rat. Remarkable generalists when it comes to diet, rats
Rat Fever Scare In Flood-Wrecked Kerala, Number Of Dead Rises To 15
As of Sunday, 40 cases of leptospirosis were reported in the state. Kozhikode reported 28 such cases and the rest were from Alappuzha
India Pest 2018 – National Convention – Live Hindustan
India Pest 2018 National Convention on Pest Management organised by IPCA at Gurugram on 17-18 August 2018 – Media Coverage by Live Hindustan
रासायनिक कीटनाशकों के इस्तेमाल से पर्यावरण एवं स्वास्थ्य को खतरा
रासायनिक कीटनाशकों का इस्तेमाल पर्यावरण, जमीन और स्वास्थ्य तीनों के लिए हानिकारक है। देश में कीट नियंत्रण (पेस्ट कंट्रोल) उद्योग को रासायनिक कीटनाशकों के निर्माण से मुक्ति दिलाने के लिए सरकार को आगे आने की जरूरत है।
IPCA President Interview at India Pest 2018 – Khabar Haryana News
IPCA President Jaldhi Trivedi during his interview with Khabar Haryana News at India Pest 2018, Gurugram on 17 August 2018.
Pest control industry in India is growing at more than 15 % per annum
The pest control industry and professionals in the country have key role to play to minimize impact on environment as well as help government in public health management by controlling various disease spread by pests including malaria and dengue .
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to inaugurate two day pest management meet
Union Minister of Petroleum, & Natural Gas and Skill development Mr Dharmendra Pradhan will be inaugurating the 2 day conference by the Indian Pest Control
350 Pest Control Professionals to meet at ‘INDIA PEST 2018’
Indian Pest Control Association (IPCA), the apex national body of pest control professionals in the country has warned against pest invasion and health
Basic Integrated Pest Management for Food Plants
Jaldhi Trivedi, CEO, Elite Corporation has successfully completed the Pest Management Course of ‘Basic Integrated Pest Management for Food Plants’ – AIB International Certification Course at FAOPMA Pest Summit 2017, Chiang Mai, Thailand on November 24, 2017.
Addressing IPCA East Zone Workshop in Kolkata
Jaldhi Trivedi (CEO, Elite Corporation) who is also President of IPCA (Indian Pest Control Association) in conversation with 24 HRS TV Channel in Kolkata…
New dengue virus confirmed in India
A new dengue virus has been confirmed for the first time in the country. Scientists at Pune-based National Institute of Virology (NIV), who spotted it and had been tracking it, said the new virus of an Asian genotype…
Jaldhi R. Trivedi – IPCA Elections 2017 Vote Appeal
Jaldhi R. Trivedi, CEO of Elite Corporation making vote appeal to IPCA members for the forthcoming elections on 21 August 2017.
My Goals for IPCA
I am truly overwhelmed with the response to my earlier announcement in the form of phone calls, emails, SMS and Facebook comments that I have received in the past 2 weeks from a large number of IPCA members. I thank you all for your kind words, appreciation and support.
IPCA Elections 2017
IPCA is celebrating its Golden Jubilee (1967-2017) this year. The Golden Jubilee Convention of IPCA and Annual General Meeting/Elections will be held at Pune from the 19th to 21st August 2017. I take this opportunity to inform all of you that I am contesting for the post of President of the Indian Pest Control Association for the term 2017-2019.
Rats make your car a potential death trap, more prone to fires, says study
A majority of vehicles catch fire in Mumbai owing to sparks from wires frayed by rodents, according to a study. The Mumbai fire brigade studied 860 vehicle fires in the past three years that led to nine deaths and left more than 14 people injured.
Dengue deaths in Mumbai have doubled in five years, says NGO report
Dengue deaths in Mumbai have doubled in the past five years, says a report by NGO Praja Foundation on the city’s health indicators.
Doctors remove live cockroach from a woman’s skull in Chennai
The doctors are glad that Selvi turned up at the right time because if the cockroach would have died, it might have harmed her brain.
EPA Finalizes Steps to Better Protect Bees from Pesticides
EPA’s is releasing a final policy which describes methods for addressing acute risks to bees from pesticides. Applications of acutely toxic pesticides would be prohibited under certain conditions when bees are most likely to be present.
12-year-old Colaba boy may be city’s first hantavirus casualty
Hantavirus, which has never been officially recorded in Mumbai, claimed a 12-year-old boy from Colaba on Saturday. The virus has been recirculating in the country since a decade and doctors say solitary cases have occurred in Mumbai as well.
79% dengue breeding sites in highrises: BMC
Around 79% of the breeding spots of the dengue-causing Aedes Aegypti mosquitoes found in this survey were in highrises and housing societies. The slums, where more than 50% of the city’s population resides, accounted for around 21% of the roughly 9,000 breeding spots found in 2016 so far.
Dengue: Spurt in dengue cases across Mumbai
Two women in their 40s died of dengue in the first two weeks of September, taking the year’s toll to three.While an unidentified 45-year-old woman from Malvan district, who was in the city to visit her son in Vikhroli, became the first dengue casualty this monsoon last Thursday, a 42-year old woman from Yogi Nagar in Borivli died of dengue hemorrhagic fever at Kokilaben Ambani Hospital in Andheri on Monday.
3 leptospirosis-related deaths in Aug, spurt in mosquito borne diseases
A teenager from Kurla became the third person in August to die of complications arising out of leptospirosis, the BMC said on Friday. A bigger worry though is the sudden spurt in cases of mosquito-borne dengue and malaria across the city.
Advances in Urban Pest Management workshop
As part our our endeavor to keep up with the latest in Pest Control Management technology and information Mr. Jaldhi Trivedi recently participated in a workshop titled -‘Advances in Urban Pest Management’ organised by National Institute of Plant Health Management (NIPHM), Hyderabad and IPCA.
Kandivli woman first lepto death this year
Mumbai: The city registered this year’s first rain-related fatality when a 35-year-old Kandivli resident succumbed to lung complications arising out of a leptospirosis infection on Friday. The woman, who lived in Jagdamba Chawl of Hanumant Nagar in Kandivli (East), was admitted to Babasaheb Ambedkar Hospital on July 13 and had a history of wading through…
From GM bugs to DDT: It’s an all-out war on mosquitoes now
The mosquito that transmits Zika virus -and also dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever -is Aedes aegypti.The genetically enginee red Aedes aegypti mosquitoes were developed by Oxitec, a British company , to fight dengue, but would also work to curtail the spread of Zika.
Race against time for Zika vaccine
Reuters | Jan 31, 2016, 02.46 AM IST Companies and scientists are racing to create a Zika vaccine as concern grows over the mosquito-borne virus that has been linked to severe birth defects and is spreading quickly through the Americas. Zika is now present in 23 countries and territories in the Americas. Brazil, the hardest-hit…
Bugged by bedbugs, passengers hold up train
Passengers of the CST-bound Siddheshwar Express held up the train at Pune station at 3 am after being bitten by bedbugs in the train.
Rat hitches ride on AI dreamliner
An Air India flight from Mumbai to London was forced to return to the city, over a suspected rat spotting. The ten-hour flight had been en route for six hours when it had to turn back.
Mumbai is also the dengue capital of Maharashtra
Mumbai has reported the highest number of dengue cases among all the districts in Maharashtra this year, according to the state health department.
Rising use of glue traps worries animal activists
Activists working for animal and bird rescue in urban areas are a worried lot seeing the increasing use of glue trap boards for catching rats and other creatures, in spite of the sale of these boards being banned by the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI).
Ants on train blamed for local’s brake failure
Mumbai Mirror | Nov 19, 2015, 04.07 AM IST By Kamal Mishra They are tiny, stay in a colony, are very diligent and now it emerges that are capable of bringing a train down and hundreds of passengers along with it. A handful of ants found in the brake box of a local train on…
Mumbai’s upscale homes bar anti-mosquito drive, says BMC
The BMC’s fogging and spraying workers are facing maximum resistance from residents of upscale areas, living in high-rises or bungalows.
Railway traps over 200 rats after complaints from Rajdhani riders
The Western Railway (WR) has trapped more than 200 rats in a month at its yard in Mumbai Central following a rash of complaints about the pest menace aboard the Mumbai-Delhi Rajdhani Express.
Doctors misdiagnose dengue as cyst
Fever, along with excruciating abdominal pain, forced a 27-year-old woman to undergo a surgery for ovarian cyst.
Mumbai has only 31men on frontline of battle with rats
An RTI reply has revealed that this is the number of night rat killers (NRKs) on whom the BMC primarily depends
Menace and cure
Mosquitoes, besides being a nuisance to mankind, play a major role in the transmission of deadly diseases, including malaria, filariasis, dengue/dengue haemorrhagic fever (DHF)
4 dengue hotbeds near victim’s home
Omkar Raje (14) from the locality had died on Monday after fighting the viral infection for nearly three weeks.
2 siblings die in Versova flat after pest control
Bella Jaisinghani, TNN MUMBAI: In a tragic turn of events at a Versova housing society, two young siblings believed to be in their twenties died an unnatural death by alleged pesticide poisoning. Rehab and Rameez Chougule, children of a prominent female social worker of Versova, were rushed to hospital Wednesday after being found under “toxic…