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The main source of freshwater pollution can be attributed to discharge of untreated waste,dumping of industrial effluent and run off from agricultural fields.The haematological characteristics of fishes are an integral part of evaluating their health status.However the diet composition,metabolic adaptation and variation in fish activity are the main factors responsible for the change in haematological parameters of fish.Biochemical indicators of environmental contamination have potential use as sensitive and early warning indicators of long-term detrimental effects. Appropriate narrow range of concentrations 0.1 to 0.5ppm was used to find the median lethal concentration,using 10 fishes for each concentration and mortality was recorded for every 24hrs upto 72 hrs.The LC50 value is 0.398 ppm for 72hrs.10 fishes were exposed in each experiment and blood was collected from gills and caudal region.The blood samples was tested for haematological parameters.All the parameters were found to be decreased except WBC,lymphocytes and eosinophils when compared to control.Keywords-eosinophils, haematology, lethal concentration, Labeo rohita,WBC.

Impact of the Pesticide Dimethoate 30% EC on the Haematological Parameters of Fresh water fish, Labeo rohita