A technical seminar series on advancements in the understanding and management of Infectious Coryza was conducted by Ventri Biologicals Pvt. Ltd. from November 10 to 14, 2025. The Odisha sessions held at Balangir (November 10) and Berhampur (November 11) were led by Prof. Robert R. Bragg, a globally recognized authority from the University of the Free State, South Africa. Both meetings began with welcome addresses by Mr. Satayajeet Mohanty (Zonal Manager), followed by the introduction of the distinguished speaker by Mr. Chita Sahoo (AGM). Prof. Bragg delivered detailed scientific insights covering disease epidemiology, strain variation, diagnostic advancements, and effective vaccination strategies, with a special focus on the VH COR4 vaccine powered by the C3 strain—designed to address the predominant Avibacterium paragallinarum strains circulating in India. The sessions were moderated by Dr. Sambhaji Nimbalkar (AGM), ensuring clear scientific interpretation for all participants. Each event concluded with a vote of thanks from Mr. Satayajeet Mohanty, acknowledging the valuable insights shared and the active participation of the attendees.
In Hyderabad on November 13 began with a welcome and speaker introduction by Mr. Suneel Sharma (AGM). Prof. Bragg delivered an in-depth session focusing on field-level challenges in Indian poultry systems and strategic approaches for effective Infectious Coryza management. The discussion session was moderated by Dr. Prakash Reddy (DGM) and Dr. Baburaj (DGM), during which Dr. Prakash Reddy also highlighted current local disease issues and interacted with team members for better field understanding. The Siddipet meeting on November 14 followed a similar structure, beginning with a welcome and speaker introduction by Mr. Suneel Sharma (AGM). Prof. Bragg addressed pathogen dynamics, strain variability, and evidence-based Coryza control methods suited for Indian poultry farms. The session was moderated by Dr. Baburaj (DGM), and the program concluded with a vote of thanks by Mr. Suneel Sharma. These knowledge-sharing initiatives reinforce Venworld’s commitment to bringing global scientific expertise to Indian poultry professionals and strengthening evidence-based disease management at the grassroots level.
