The Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC), Leh, on Wednesday entered into a memorandum of understanding with the CSIR-Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine (CSIR-IIIM), to set up a farm for medicinal and aromatic plants cultivation at Palam in Leh.
As part of the ongoing Special Campaign 4.0, the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR), in coordination with the Northern Railways, carried out a cleanliness drive at the New Delhi Railway Station.
NIIST Director, Dr C Anandharamakrishnan and VSSC Director, Dr S Unnikrishnan Nair, exchanged the umbrella MoU in this regard recently.
The key objectives of this initiative of CSIR are to ensure “Swasth Bharat Viksit Bharat” through health and wellness checks. CSIR is one of the largest research and development organisations of India and this is a network of 37 laboratories situated across the whole country.
The inaugural programme was graced by the presence of Pramoda Devi Wadyar, Maharani of Mysore, as the Chief Guest of the day.
Brainware University held a three-day long international conference titled Green Bio-Merge 2024
Jammu and Kashmir has an opportunity to be the torchbearer of Viksit Bharat, said Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh here on Friday.
The CSIR chief said through their 37 laboratories across the country, they can bring in ‘Atmanirbharta’ for indigenisation of technologies.
“The transition to green crackers was a nobrainer for us. It’s a small step that collectively makes a big impact. Plus, they look just as mesmerising in the sky!” said an enthusiastic buyer.
Vigyan Prasar was set up in 1989 and during its short span of existence, what it has achieved so far in taking science to people with a skeletal staff of only 10 scientists and some 25 administrative staff is unbelievable. It has published 400 books by renowned scientists and science writers, books that command readership far beyond the borders, and not only in English. It publishes a monthly bilingual journal called Dream 2047 in English and Hindi
