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 letters exchanged between PM Bhargava and various scientists from March to July 1959 regarding organizing a meeting for experts in biochemistry in India. The scientists addressed in these letters include V Jagannathan and Pran. Bhargava planned for the meeting to be held before the Indian Science Congress session in Bombay. The letters exchanged from July 1958 can be found in 'Correspondence on beginnings of Guha Research Conference 1958 - July'.

This file contains letters exchanged between PM Bhargava and various scientists from July to August 1959, regarding organizing a meeting for experts in biochemistry in India. The letters discuss arrangements, accommodation, and sorting the invitees for this meeting. The scientists addressed in these letters include V Jagannathan, BC Guha, and BM Braganca, among others. V Jagannathan was asked to arrange a venue and accommodation for the invitees. The letters exchanged from March to July 1959 can be found in 'Correspondence on beginnings of Guha Research Conference 1959 - March to July'.

This file contains letters exchanged between PM Bhargava and various scientists from August to September 1959 regarding organizing a meeting for experts in biochemistry in India before the Indian Science Congress held in Bombay. The scientists addressed in these letters include PS Sarma, V Jagannathan, DL Srinivasan among others.  The letters discuss two venue options for the meeting - the estate of Mulk Raj Anand at Khandala or the Krishnagiri Upavan (a National Park) at Borivali. The letters exchanged from July to August can be traced in 'Correspondence on beginnings of Guha Research Conference 1959 - July to August'. 

This file contains letters and a circular exchanged between PM Bhargava and various scientists from October to December 1959 regarding organizing a meeting for experts in biochemistry in India. The scientists addressed in these letters include Pushpa, P S Sarma and G P Talwar, among others. The venue was decided as Mulk Raj Anand's estate at Khandala after a quick verification. The date was fixed as 6 and 7 January 1960. The letters exchanged from August to September 1959 can be traced in 'Correspondence on beginnings of Guha Research Conference 1959 - August to September'.

This file contains letters exchanged between PM Bhargava and various scientists from December 1959 regarding organizing a meeting for experts in biochemistry in India. The date, venue and other arrangements were fixed and intimated to the invitees through a circular. The scientists addressed in these letters include V Subramanyan, I Ramakrishnan and Raghavendra Rao, among others. The letters exchanged from October to December 1959 can be found in 'Correspondence on beginnings of Guha Research Conference 1959 - October to December'.

This file contains letters exchanged between PM Bhargava and various scientists from December 1959 regarding organizing a meeting for experts in biochemistry in India. The date, venue and other arrangements were fixed and intimated to the invitees through a circular. The arrangements for supplying meals for the invitees in the informal meeting for two days was discussed. The scientists addressed in these letters include V Jagannathan, D Ghosh, Raghavendra Rao, among others. The letters exchanged from December 1959 can also be found in 'Correspondence on beginnings of Guha Research Conference 1959 - December'.

This file contains letters and a draft of the brief report of the meeting for Indian research workers in biochemistry in January 1960. The draft of the report lists the invitees who could and could not attend the meeting, as well as those who did not respond. The scientists addressed in these letters include BK Bachhawat and IA Hansen, among others. The letters exchanged from December 1959 to January 1960 can be found in 'Correspondence on beginnings of Guha Research Conference 1959 - December 1959 to January 1960 '.

This file contains a report on the Guha Research Conference submitted to the University Grants Commission by IA Hansen. In 1958, PM Bhargave and other scientists initiated the Guha Research Conference by discussing an informal meeting of Indian biochemistry researchers. The suggested amendments to the rules and regulations of the Guha Research Conference are also available. The letters exchanged in January 1960 and the draft of the report can be found in 'Correspondence and brief report on Guha Research Conference 1960 January'.