This file contains the second part of the revised and annotated draft of the 'Research Proposal on Nutritional Control of Transitional Errors.' It has the names of all three people who worked on it: PM Bhargava, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology of the Regional Research Laboratory, RP Singhal from the Department of Chemistry at the Wichita State University, and Annamaria Torriana-Gorini from the Department of Biology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge. This draft is further divided into six parts for better preservation. 

Another iteration of the revised and annotated draft of the 'Research Proposal on Nutritional Control of Transitional Errors' exists, and it is also stored since the annotations in this version differ from the previous one. This draft is further divided into six parts for better preservation, and this file contains the first part of this draft. This file also contains a short handwritten note with a date on it, which is retained as found.

Another iteration of the revised and annotated draft of the 'Research Proposal on Nutritional Control of Transitional Errors' exists, and it is also stored since the annotations in this version differ from the previous one. This draft is further divided into six parts for better preservation, and this file contains the third part of this draft.

The Pushpa Mittra Bhargava Fonds contains documents, paintings, postal stamps, matchboxes and objects. The documents include his notable writings, research papers, correspondence with eminent personalities, handwritten notes, and newspaper articles.

This series contains a variety of documents, including correspondence, newspaper articles, journal articles, and publications in the form of brochures and booklets. These records span the years 1976 to 2015 and cover topics like religious beliefs, atheism, and secularism. Handwritten notes include notecards with the titles of journal articles written on them. The journal articles cover a range of subjects, including an article by Martin Gardner on David Bohm and Jiddu Krishnamurti. The publications consist largely of booklets published by the Atheist Centre and the Indian Secular Society. One subseries containing miscellaneous records pertains to Kalki Bhagavan, a self-styled Indian godman. One unsigned written statement is a four-paged critique of Satya Sai Baba.

This contains three articles, and one contents page of a journal. These articles are related to religion and atheism.

Correspondence by PM Bhargava regarding his promotion as Distinguished Scientist in the grade of Director with a short letter attached to it.

Vijnan Karmee is the official organ of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from May 1949 to August 1949. Issue No. 2 bears a handwritten inscription 'Dr. P.M. Bhargava' on the first page. The Editors of these issues are CR Mitra and PK Kichlu; No. 3, August 1949: Contributors: John M Steeves, A Viswanathan.

Vijnan Karmee is the official organ of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from March 1950 to May 1950. The Editors of these issues are CR Mitra and DV Karmakar; No. 3, March 1950: Contributors: Butrov, SK Banerjee, AC De; No. 4, April 1950: Contributors: G Di Vittorio, L Saillant, F Julio Curie, JG Crowther, MA Poole, Georges Teissier, ML Chakrades; No. 5, May 1950: Contributors: VR Joshi, TR Sathe.

Vijnan Karmee is the official organ of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from November 1950 to December 1950. The Editors of these issues are CR Mitra and DV Karmakar; No. 12, December 1950: Contributors: CV Raman, A Rehman, SC Majumdar.

Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from August 1954 to September 1954. The editor of these issues is Narendra Singh; No. 7, August 1954: Contributors: Baldev Singh, HC Bhattacharya, Leopald Infeld, ML Roonwal, JD Bernal; No. 8, September 1954: Contributors: Jagjit Singh, KS Korgaonkar, PR Pisharoty, SS Sokhey.

Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from January 1955 to April 1955. The editor of these issues is Narendra Singh; No. 1 & 2, January & February 1955: Contributors: HJ Bhabha, SS Sokhey, BC Guha; No. 4, April 1955: Contributors: MN Saha, CF Powell, DN Wadia, M Charles-Noel Martin, KP Karunakaran.

Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from March 1958 to May 1958. The editor of these issues is SK Mukherjee; No. 3, March 1958: Contributors: CF Powell; No. 4, April 1958: Contributors: JD Bernal, Priyadaranjan Ray, M. Krishnamurthi, KW Bentley; No. 5, May 1958: Contributors: BN Tiwari, L Kalinichenko, Asit Kumar Ray.

Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from August 1959 to September 1959. The editor of these issues is DK Mitra; No. 8, August 1959: Contributors: A Rahman; No. 9, September 1959: Contributors: JD Bernal, A Rahman, MS Iyengar, Pyotr Antropov.

Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from November 1965 to February 1966. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; Vol. XVII No. 11, November 1965: Contributor: VB Singh; No. 1, January 1966: Contributors: SZ Ali, HJ Bhabha, BN Prasad; No. 2, February 1966: Contributors: MS Iyengar, BK Nayar and contains a leaflet 'The Finances of 51 Public Limited Giant Companies in the Private Sector: 1964-65'.

Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. The magazine covers the period of May 1966. The editor of this issue is Baldev Singh; Vol. XVIII No. 5, May 1966: Contributor: Zakir Husain, PC Mahalanobis, S Hussain Zaheer, A Shata, AK Moursi, DD Kosambi, Mustafa N Parlar.

Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from October 1966 to December 1966. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; Vol. XVIII No. 10, October 1966: Contributor: PM Bhargava; No. 11, November 1966: Contributors: Peter Hedervari, D Odhiambo; No. 12, December 1966: Contributor: MAV Devanathan.

Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from January 1967 to May 1967. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; Vol. XIX No. 1, January 1967: Contributors: Indira Gandhi, TR Seshadri; No. 4-5, April-May 1967: Contributors: S Husain Zaheer, NSK Murthy, N Subramanyan, Kshirod Ranjan Bhattacharya, Herbert G Grubel.

Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from November 1967 to December 1967. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; Vol. XIX No. 11, November 1967: Contributors: K Ganpath, Vikram A Sarabhai; No. 12, December 1967: Contributors: BV Ranga Rao, RK Yadav.

A pamphlet and name tag for National Convention in Defence of India's Freedom and Unity and handwritten notes signed by PM Bhargava. Email prints and schedule for Workshop of Temples of Modern India and printed speeches.

Email prints and speeches for Workshop of Temples of Modern India on topics such as epigenetics. Email includes details of travel expenses incurred by PM Bhargava. Emails with TV Venkateswaran, Rajendra Kondapalli, and Ganga Nair

This contains correspondence between PM Bhargava and KV Acharya. This also has a write-up by Acharya, titled 'Receipt of Foreign Contribution by Voluntary Associations in India, 1999-2000'. Then there is another set of correspondence between PM Bhargava and VV Paranjpe, which includes a handwritten letter by Paranjpe to PM Bhargava.

This contains letters pertaining to the death and estate of Helen Spurway Haldane. All letters in this are either addressed to or written by Naomi Mitchison.

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.