Book is enclosed.

Email sent to PM Bhargava by Syed Hasan enclosing an article. Email sent to PM Bhargava by Dipankar enclosing an article titled 'Einstein and Music' by Philip Glass.

Letter by PM Bhargava to Audra J Wolf regarding a copy of 'Chemical Heritage' and the editorial in it, and contributing an article.

Draft document with accompanying letters.

Article by Rajeev Sethi and emails exchanged between HN Minhas, Rajeev Sethi and PM Bhargava.

Emails exchanged between Hannah Gardener, Shashank Chouhan to PM Bhargava regarding BT Brinjal technology and BT Brinjal. Email regarding draft of the news 'BT Brinjal story' by Pallava Bagla to PM Bhargava enclosing it to be published in Science magazine. An article published in 'Science and the movies' titled 'After Acrimonious Debate, India Rejects GM Eggplant' and handwritten notes. Emails exchanged between Shivani Mody and PM Bhargava regarding roundtable on genetically modified foods in India. Emails to PM Bhargava enclosing citing regarding 'Genetic Engineering Panel to enforce BT brinjal ban'.

Emails regarding the open page write up by SC Tiwari with the enclosure and emails by Vinod Raina with the enclosures to PM Bhargava and email regarding invitation for convention organised by AIR-RTE (All India Forum for Right to Education) and DSAM (Delhi Shiksha Adhikar Manch).

Emails exchanged between Partha P Majumdar and PM Bhargava regarding the Fibonacci series enclosing it. The enclosed paper is by Majumder PP and Chakravarti A. Email to Yashwanth Ramamurthy by Kirtana Thangavelu copied to PM Bhargava regarding some 'preliminary' hunches of her colleague enclosing bibliographic references and Viriginia's comments on architecture.

Article with the letter is enclosed.

Document with emails are enclosed.

Articles and gmail is enclosed

Articles by Susumu Ohno with a handwritten note.

Book chapters published in a book with some annotations

Book chapters published in a book with some annotations-part A continued

Manuscript enclosed.

Interview with letters are enclosed.

Interview with letters are enclosed.

Interview with letters are enclosed.

Correspondence pertaining to S Anand questionnaires and PM Bhargava's responses about ethical/ moral questions rooted in religion - and between therapeutic and reproductive cloning published in the Outlook magazine.

Correspondence pertaining to Manjari Mahajan questionnaires and PM Bhargava's responses about 'animal rights extremism' and closures instituted by the Committee for the Purpose of Control and Supervision of Experiments on Animals (CPCSEA) and it also contains an article titled 'Animals rights and wrongs' published in the Times of India newspaper on June 15, 2002.

Interview is enclosed.

Correspondence pertaining to VT Yadugiri's questionnaires and PM Bhargava's responses about BT Brinjal are included in this file.

Emails exchanged between PM Bhargava and Giulio Brotti, an Italian teacher and journalist of "L'Eco di Bergamo" regarding an interview concerning advancements in medicine and enclosing a PPT of his talk.

Interview and emails exchanged between Shakti Maira and PM Bhargava regarding corrections is enclosed.

Interview, emails exchanged between Shakti Maira and PM Bhargava regarding corrections and publishing, and the concept note is enclosed.

Interview taken by Samik Bandyopadhyay along with covering letter and conversation is enclosed.

Email to Shoma Chaudhury regarding the panel discussion enclosing it, edited by Makarand R. Paranjape and with the author approval form

Emails with the interview and the document

An interview with Jairam Ramesh, emails on GM (Genetically Modified) foods, a cover story titled 'The GM debate' by R Ramachandran and a cover story titled 'Legal struggle' by V Venkatesan regarding petitions in Supreme Court against GM food.

Article is enclosed.

Article is enclosed.

Article with letter is enclosed.

Articles and correspondence are enclosed.

Article is enclosed.

Articles are enclosed.

Article is enclosed

This series contains the important publications that Pushpa Mittra Bhargava kept in his collection. The first subseries contains 123 issues of Vijnan Karmee, the official publication of the Association of Scientific Workers of India (ASWI). These issues span a period from May 1949 to October 1968. The monthly magazine addresses scientific subjects and discussions in the field of science in India and includes articles and essays by contributors such as Joliot-Curie, JD Bernal, CV Raman, DD Kosambi, Niels Bohr, and many others.

The magazine also covers issues related to the Association of Scientific Workers of India and the broader scientific community in India. They have been arranged chronologically. Certain issues bear handwritten inscriptions by PM Bhargava.

This contains the first few prints for the Vision Twentieth Century Exhibition.

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

This contains a handwritten note by PM Bhargava along with photocopies of the Vision Twentieth Century Exhibition materials.

This contains handwritten descriptions attached to the prints that were used for the Vision Twentieth Century Exhibition materials.

This contains handwritten descriptions attached to the pictures that were used for the Vision Twentieth Century Exhibition materials.

This contains the typed version of the descriptions of the 22 paintings that were exhibited during the exhibition. This also contains a few emails, handwritten notes, and a pamphlet.

This contains a handwritten draft and a typed version of the 'One Hundred Important Events of the 20th Century'. It also has a print.

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.

Articles and correspondence are enclosed.

A letter to Richard Ambler regarding preparing a write-up and enclosing it.

Draft, note and article is enclosed. This article is based on the presidential address delivered by PM Bhargava at the first National Symposium on Ethics in Administration of Science held under the auspices of the Society for Scientific values at Hyderabad on 8th and 9th April, 2000.

Letters and manuscripts along with list for invitees are enclosed.