1. Crop Micrometeorology
2. Protected Cultivation
3. Climate Change Mitigation

1. CSIR-NET qualified in earth, atmosphere, ocean and planetary sciences
2. ICAR- NET qualified in agricultural meteorology and soil science
3. UGC-Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship & IARI fellowship
4. ICAR-JRF & ICAR-NTS Scholarship

1. Meena R. K., Vashisth A., Singh R., Singh B., Majaih K.M. (2014). Study on change in microenviroment under different colour shade nets and its impact on yield of Spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.). Journal of agrometeorology. 16(1):104-111.
2. Rai V., Pramanik P., Agarwal P., Meena R.K. (2017). Determination of soil water stress coefficient by different methods for computing crop transpiration under bed planted pigeon pea. International Journal of Agriculture, Environment and Biotechnology, 10(6): 681-687.
3. Meena R. K., Vashisth A., Das T.K., Meena S. L. (2018). Effect of tillage practices on productivity of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.). Annals of agricultural research. 39 (1): 12-19.
4. Meena R. K., Vashisth A., Singh R., Singh B., Majaih K.M. (2014).Effect of microenvironment under different colour shade nets on biophysical parameter and radiation use efficiency in spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.). Journal of Agricultural Physics. 14(2):181-188.
5. Meena R. K., Vashisth A., Das T.K. (2015). Growth and yield of maize crop under different conservation practices semiarid region of India. Journal of Agroecology and natural resource management. 2(4):264-267.
6. Meena R. K., Vashisth A., Das T.K. (2015). Study on change in heat indices under different shade nets and its relation to yield of spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.). Journal of Agroecology and natural resource management, 2(1):45-47.

"Microenvironment study under different colour shade nets and its effects on biophysical parameters in Spinach (spinacia oleracea)" in Book name Agriculture: Toward A New Paradigm of Sustainability.