This file contains four reports from Groups A, B, C and D by Baldev Singh, GS Sidhu and MM Suri on seminar dated 12 October, 1970. It includes the list of participants who attended the seminar and the Government of India Scientific Policy Resolution in the national seminar on Management of Scientific Research Laboratories. And the file also contains the background paper of the seminar titled 'Some considerations for setting up of pilot plants in developing countries'.
The file contains the paper on concluding session, dated 12 October, 1970, by the chairman of Group 'B', Ramalinga Swamy. And it includes a paper titled 'Prime Minister on Science Managment' extracted and synthesized by Jitendra Singh and KD Sharma.
This file contains correspondence regarding PM Bhargava's invitation to attend the Seminar on Management of Scientific Research Laboratories held in Hyderabad at the Administrative Staff College of India from 10-12 October, 1970. The file contains the seminar's schedule as well as the names of group members and rapporteurs. Also a paper titled 'History of Science: Coordinator's Paper' by BV Subbarayappa and one paper titled 'Creation of a Scientific Outlook and the Popularization of Science' by PM Bhargava, KT Achaya, and Bharat Bhushan. Another paper by Rais Ahmed titled 'Education and Training: Coordinator's Paper'.
This file contains the paper titled 'Plenary Session I' by NP Sen, it is continues to 'Reports of various groups on the first session of Seminar on Management of Scientific Research Laboratories in Hyderabad'. It includes paper titled 'Proceedings of The Evening Session', dated 10 October, 1970. And one paper titled "Report of Group 'A'" by AS Rao, dated 11 October, 1970.
The file contains the letters exchanged between GS Sidhu, Ward Morehouse, KT Achaya, Jitendra Singh, and PM Bhargava regarding the seminar on 'The Scientific Temper'. It includes the background paper titled 'The Scientific Temper in India: Problems and Prospects' dated 6 February, 1970, and a paper titled, 'Indian Scientists in Modernising India: A Research Proposal'.
The files contain the letters exchanged between GS Sindhu, GS Aurora, Ward Morehouse, and PM Bhargava regarding Management of Science at Hyderabad. It includes a note titled 'Management of Family Planning'. And a paper titled 'The Barriers to Family Planning' by PM Bhargava.
This file contains four reports of the first session of Groups A, B, C, and D, chaired by AS Rao, S Varadarajan, and MM Suri on a Seminar on Management of Scientific Research Laboratories held in Hyderabad on 10 October, 1970. It includes one paper titled 'Plenary Session I' by NP Sen dated 10 October, 1970.
This file contains three reports from Groups B, C, and D chaired by S Varadarajan, GS Sidhu, and MM Suri on the National Seminar on Management of Scientific Research Laboratories held in Hyderabad on 11 October, 1970. It includes the Integrated Report of Session I by KD Sharma and GS Aurora.
This file contains one paper titled 'Plenary Session II' chaired by AS Rao. The session included MG Krishna, TR Metha, PM Bhargava, BD Tilak, NP Sen, Jitendra Singh, and GS Sindhu.
This file contains letters exchanged between PM Bhargava and various scientists in October 1969 about organizing a program of studies on the role of science and technology in India's development at the Administrative Staff College of India. The scientists addressed in these letters include GS Sidhu, PM Bhargava, and Jitendra Singh. It also includes a background paper on the program.
The file contains the preliminary paper on 'The Institutional System of Indian Science' at the Administrative Staff College of India, Hyderabad, dated 20 January, 1970. Additionally, the discussion on the same topic can also be found in 'Correspondence of the Colloquium Series and Discussion Papers on the Institutional System of Indian Science'.
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 submitted conference proceedings of Sugata Dasgupta, PM Bhargva, and Jyoti Sen Gupta for the Conference on Obscurantism (COO), held from 2-4 December, 1967, in New Delhi.
This file contains a circular from the Research and Publications Division colloquium and letters exchanged between GS Sidhu, PM Bhargava, Jitendra Singh, and Bharat Bhushan in January 1970 regarding starting a colloquium series. It also includes the preliminary paper titled 'The Institutional System of Indian Science'.
This file contains the report of the Conference on Obscurantism in the form of a booklet dated 2-3 December, 1967.
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.
This file contains the schedule of the Conference on Obscurantism (COO), the conference held from 2-4 December, 1967, in New Delhi. It includes a list of delegates who attended the Conference on Obscurantism.
Session details for the Countries of Africa and Asia for the Promotion and Utilization of Science and Technology (CAAUST) Symposium dated 25 April to 2 May 1966. Includes a list of delegates who attended the CAAUST Symposium.
This file contains the submitted conference proceedings of PS and S Alam Khundmiri for the Conference on Obscurantism (COO), held from 2-4 December, 1967, in New Delhi.
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 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'.
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 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 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 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'.
Formal records pertaining to the Forum of Scientists for Peace and Development, the Scientific and Technical Forum for Society, Science for Society (Andhra Pradesh). This includes a constitution with objectives, membership guidelines, memoranda, subscription information, and the functions of executive committees and office bearers. The file also includes associated correspondence and handwritten notes.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. This magazine covers October 1968. The editor of this issue is Baldev Singh; Vol. XX No. 10, October: Contributors: NG Gupta, Alan Mackay. Bulletin of the Association of Scientific Workers of India is a periodical. This periodical covers December 1991. The editor of this issue is Ram Prasad.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from August 1968 to September 1968. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; Vol. XX No. 9, September: Contributors: MG Krishna, Kshirod Ranjan Bhattacharya.
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.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from June 1967 to August 1967. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; Vol. XIX No. 6-7, June-July 1967: Contributors: DS Kothari, J Lee Westrate; No. 8, August 1967: Contributors: JD Bernal, GS Chowdhury.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. This magazine covers the period from October 1967. The editor of this issue is Baldev Singh; Vol. XIX No. 10, October 1967: Contributors: KT Achaya, BD Tilak, Hari Bhushan, Jagjit Singh, Yash Pal, BM Udgaonkar, VB Chipallkatti, AR Verma, Amarjit Singh, HS Hans, Ashok Parthasarathi, AN Ghosh, RR Daniel, Vikram Sarabhai, Y Nayudamma.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from February 1968 to April 1968. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; Vol. XX No. 2, February 1968: Contributor: Aqueil Ahmad; No. 4, April 1968: Contributor: NP Gupta.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from May 1968 to June 1968. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; Vol. XX No. 6, June 1968: Contributors: Ashok Parthasarathi, Narendra Singh.
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 March 1966 to April 1966. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; Vol. XVIII No. 3, March 1966: Contributor: Shibdas Burman; No. 4, April 1966: Contributors: SK Majumder, HAB Parpia, NM Khanna, Clovis Maksoud.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from June 1966 to September 1966. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; Vol. XVIII No. 6, June 1966: Contributors: PR Gupta, Panchanan Maheshwari, DD Kosambi; No. 7-8, July-August 1966: Contributors: M Ramamoorthy, PN Sapru, Hiren Mukherjee, CK Bhattacharya, MS Swaminathan, TCN Singh, S Batra, MN Rudra, WV Bhagwat, RN Sen, Narendra Singh, Sati Prasad Banerjee, DK Chaudhuri, Mohammed Shafi, RC Misra, NL Sharma, VS Huzurbazar, MP Saksena, PS Venkata Swamy Setty, Eva Mima, GL Sharma, Rama Kanta Sarma, Dp Chakrabarty, RN Chaki; No. 9, September 1966: Contributor: Kshirod Ranjan Bhattacharya.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from April 1962 to May 1962. The editor of these issues is GM Verma; No. 4, April 1962: Contributors: Dy Mariynov, H Gopalakrishnan, P Biquard; No. 5, May 1962: Contributors: Keith Bean, N Zhfleznov, F Netter.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from June 1962 to July 1962. The editor of these issues is GM Verma; No. 6, June 1962: Contributors: Nikolai Vanarov, Peter Ebstorfer, Fritz Wahl; No. 7, July 1962: Contributors: Gleb Frank, P Biquard.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from August 1965 to October 1965. The editor of these issues is Baldev Singh; No. 10, October 1965: Contributors: SH Zaheer, MS Iyengar, A Rahman. No. 9, September 1965 contains an oversized leaflet ' Table IV: Selected Details of 68 Collaboration Agreements'.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from January 1961 to March 1962. The editors of these issues are S Ramabadran and GM Verma; No. 1 & 2, January & February 1961: Contributors: Yu Bogomolov; No. 3, March 1962: Contributors: Georgy Pokrovsky, David Frank-Kamenetsky, AK Singh, GM Verma, JS Yadav.
Vijnan Karmee is the journal of the Association of Scientific Workers of India. These magazines cover the period from September 1962 to December 1962. The editor of these issues is GM Verma; No. 9, September 1962: Contributors: F Feodorov, DM Desoutter, Dmitry Dmitriev, V Dobronravov, G Thyagarajan; No. 12, December 1962: Contributor: Nikolai Blokhin. No. 9, September 1962, contains a leaflet 'An Appeal to Scientific & Technical Personnel'.