This contains letters pertaining to Helen Haldane's estate. All these letters are either addressed to or written by Naomi Mitchison. This also has a handwritten note.

This contains letters pertaining to Helen Haldane's estate. All these letters are either addressed to or written by Naomi Mitchison. This also contains a few handwritten notes.

This contains letters pertaining to Helen Haldane's estate. All these letters are from people whose last names are Reddy. This also contains a handwritten letter and two postcards.

This contains letters pertaining to Helen Haldane's estate. All these letters are either addressed to or written by Sreeraman.

This contains documents related to Helen Haldane's possessions. This mostly contains handwritten notes.

This contains letters pertaining to Helen Haldane's estate and financial records. All these letters are arranged from people with the last names Chandra to Chenoy. This also contains a telegram.

This file contains the final postmortem report of Helen Haldane, an authority letter from Graeme Mitchison, and other documents regarding Helen's estate.

This file contains correspondence between Helen Haldane and MC Bhandari regarding JBS Haldane's probate papers and last will and testament and Suresh Dinker Jayakar's will, including its handwritten draft.

This file contains eleven share certificates belonging to Helen Haldane and the Journal of Genetics.

This file contains eighteen share certificates belonging to Helen Haldane.

This file contains personal reminiscences by PM Bhargava on JBS and Helen Haldane. Also enclosed are Bhargava's exchanges with GP Phondke from 'Science Reporter'.

This file contains the second set of receipts and slips pertaining to Helen Haldane's estate. It includes accompanying letters. The documents were found numbered from one to forty-eight and have been kept in the same order as found.

This file contains a photographic print. A gathering of men and women stand facing the camera, and their names, including Miss Haldane', are printed below the image. The file includes an accompanying note from Lalji Singh to PM Bhargava.

This contains correspondence between PM Bhargava and MF Husain's family. This also contains the proposal for the 'Husain-Bhargava Centre for Art and Science.' This also contains handwritten correspondence by PM Bhargava and MF Husain. The handwritten letter by PM Bhargava is undated.

This contains the first few pictures for the Vision Twentieth Century Exhibition. This also has a few textual documents and handwritten notes.

This contains 14 prints of paintings of MK Gandhi by Husain and descriptions of these by PM Bhargava. Husain started painting these during his exile in Dubai. These paintings are in the private collection of Guru Swarup Srivastava.

This file contains 2 PowerPoint presentations. One is by PM Bhargava, and the second contains images. It also has a handwritten note.

This contains an article that came with the documents related to the Vision Twentieth Century Exhibition.

From the 1950s to the 1970s, scientists and administrators in India held extensive discussions on setting up a National Biological Laboratory. This laboratory did not eventually take shape. However, the conversations around it paved the way for the founding of the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology in 1977.

This series contains documents that reveal some of the early discussions on the laboratory, including a plan published by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research in 1964 and a note drafted by PM Bhargava in 1972 on the need for such a laboratory.

Bhargava argued that modern biology was connected to other branches of science and needed an integrated approach that involved experts from various scientific backgrounds. He also emphasized the urgent need for India to participate in the biological revolution that was taking place globally, especially in biochemical and biological technology.

This contains correspondence with 7 newspaper articles and 2 journals on religion and atheism attached. There is also a compact disc attached along with this correspondence.

This contains articles which are related to religion and atheism. This also contains a letter from FA Jahagirdar addressed to PM Bhargava.

This contains a draft as well as fair copy of a statement on Satya Sai.

This contains a statement on Satya Sai Baba with list of signatories.

This contains correspondence between PM Bhargava and other scientists. This correspondence is mostly related to the topic of religion and science. This also contains an undated draft letter from PM Bhargava to Yashpal.

This contains correspondence on the polio vaccine in India and polio eradication and immunisation programmes. This also has 3 newspaper clippings.

This file contains letters exchanged between PM Bhargava and various scientists regarding organizing a meeting for experts in biochemistry in India. Bhargava intended for this conference to be similar to the Gordon Research Conferences. The scientists addressed in these letters include GP Talwar, V Jagannathan, and Soma Kumar. The letters exchanged after 8 May 1958 can be found in the file titled 'Correspondence on beginnings of Guha Research Conference 1958 - May'.

This file contains letters exchanged between PM Bhargava and various scientists regarding organizing a meeting for experts in biochemistry in India. Bhargava intended for this conference to be similar to the Gordon Research Conferences. The scientists addressed in these letters include GP Talwar, Miss Braganza, and M Raghavendra Rao, among others. The letters exchanged from April to 8 May 1958 can be found in the file titled 'Correspondence on beginnings of Guha Research Conference 1958 - April to May'. The meeting Bhargava had wanted to organize in the month of June had to be postponed because several people he had invited were unavailable.

This file contains the submitted conference proceedings of Aloo J Dastur and DN Ganguli for the Conference on Obscurantism (COO), held from 2-4 December, 1967, in New Delhi.

The file contains session details of the seminar on 'Evolution of Indian Polity' that was held on 25 January, 1976, in New Delhi. And it also includes a paper titled 'Evolution Indian Polity in the Third Decade of Independence: 1966–1976' by Rasheeduddin Khan.

The file contains a paper titled 'Evolution Indian Polity in the Third Decade of Independence: 1966–1976' by Rasheeduddin Khan. The other documents can be found in "Schedule of Seminar on 'Evolution of Indian Polity: 1965–75' and Paper 'Evolution Indian Polity in the Third Decade of Independence: 1966–1976'"

This file contains the paper on evening session, chaired by MGK Menon. The session included AS Rao, MG Krishna, TR Metha, PM Bhargava, BD Tilak, NP Sen, Jitendra Singh, and GS Sindhu. It includes one paper titled 'Integrators: Report of Session II' by A Rahman on 11 October, 1970.

The file contains one background paper titled 'Planning and Programming Used in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic in Relating Scientific Research to Industrial Growth Targets'. It continues in 'Background papers of Seminar on Management of Scientific Research Laboratories in Hyderabad - file 5'.

The file contains the remaining pages of 'Background papers of Seminar on Management of Scientific Research Laboratories in Hyderabad - file 4' and a background paper titled 'Criteria for Choice Project Selection'.

The file contains one paper titled 'Working Paper' by the Committee on Science and Technology (COST). It continues in 'Working paper and background paper of Seminar on Management of Scientific Research Laboratories in Hyderabad'.

The file contains the letters exchanged between Jitendra Singh and PM Bhargava regarding the colloquium on 'Diffusion of Innovation'. It Includes a research paper titled 'Scientists Versus Administrators: An Approach Towards Achieving Greater Understanding'.

This file includes a file for the seminar titled 'AP State Level Conference on aspects of national educational policy with special reference to primary and secondary education' organised by Educators for Secularism, Socialism and Democracy. The brochures and papers presented at the seminar and other seminar organised by the Educators for Secularism, Socialism and Democracy can be found in 'Seminar on Evolution of Indian Polity - 1966-75 and The Andhra Pradesh State Level Conference - 1976' and 'All India Conference - 1976'.

A seminar titled 'National Seminar on Energy' was held from 5 to 7 March, 1976, in Bella Vista. The programme schedule, welcome address, and a list of participants can be found in this file. The list of participants includes Ajit Singh, Balwanth Reddy and KA Dave, among others.

This file contains biodatas of the participants at the National Seminar on Energy held in Bella Vista from 5 to 7 March, 1976. The biodatas of participants such as NP Sen, GS Aurora, and Balwanth Reddy, are found among others. 'Some questions on energy technology' by K Chandrakar is included. The programme schedule and list of participants can be found in 'Seminar on Evolution of Indian Polity - 1966 - 75 and National Seminar on Energy - 5 to 7 March, 1976'.

This file contains a note to participants of the National Seminar on Energy held in Bella Vista from 5 to 7 March, 1976. The note asks the participants to read a paper authored by S Chakravarthy and to discuss it at the seminar. The general presidential address at the National Seminar on Energy can be found in 'General presidential address by S Hussain Zaheer at National Seminar on Energy - 5 to 7 March, 1976'.

This file contains a programme schedule and seminar report on the ESSD Seminar on Amendments to Constitution of India from 9 to 10 October, 1976. The venue for the seminar was Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad. A detailed seminar report along with recommendations can be found. A draft of 'The 44th Amendment - a study' by KG Kannabiran is enclosed.

This file contains papers presented at the National Seminar on Import of Technology and its Impact on Development held from 12 to 13 May, 1979, that was organized by the Delhi Science Forum. The papers presented by K Ashok Rao and TS Kannan can be found, among others. The seminar addresses the creation of imported ideas of technology for sustainable development challenges.

This file contains a paper presented at the National Seminar on Import of Technology and its Impact on Development held from 12 to 13 May, 1979, that was organized by the Delhi Science Forum. The paper titled 'Foreign Capital and Technology in India's Economic Growth: a Note' discusses the role of the latest industrial policy statement and the involvement of multinational corporations in India's development. The papers presented at the seminar can also be found in 'Papers presented at National Seminar on Import of Technology and its Impact on Development - 12 to 13 May, 1979'.

This file contains papers presented at the 'National Seminar on Import of Technology and its Impact on Development' held from 12 to 13 May, 1979, that was organized by the Delhi Science Forum. The paper by P Purkayastha enlightens on some aspects of transfer of technology and foreign control in Indian Industry quoting from RBI surveys. A note on Science and Technology Education vis-a-vis Import of Technology by R Majumdar argues that the needs of developing countries should be the primary objective when imparting science and technology education. Another paper presented at the seminar can also be found in 'A paper presented at National Seminar on Import of Technology and its Impact on Development - 12 to 13 May, 1979'.

Transport arrangements, a form for expressing questions or comments, invitation notes, programme schedule of the seminar, brochure and handwritten notes. The seminar's goal was to discuss societal expectations from science as well as alternatives for scientific research and technological development.