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MADHYA PRADESH DISTRICT WISE RESOURCE ATLAS PROGRAMME India is a land of extraordinary natural and human endowments. Nature has provided almost every part of India with abundant resources for the sustenance of a rich human civilisation; and, the people of India, over millennia of intense interaction with their immediate environment, have learnt the most effective ways of gratefully accepting the nature’s bounty.
ANNAM BAHU KURVITA: STUDIES IN FOOD AND AGRICULTURE The Centre has been carrying out intensive research on the classical Indian discipline of growing and sharing food in abundance, in the perspective of currently prevailing scarcity and hunger in the country.
EXHIBITION ON "TIMELESS INDIA, RESURGENT INDIA: Under this programme, the Centre has prepared an exhibition on the essential features of Indian geography, culture, history and economy. Comprising of about 90 large-format panels, the exhibition is divided in several sections.
POPULATION STUDIES: RELIGIOUS DEMOGRAPHY OF INDIA This programme of the Centre was initiated in 1998, when Sri A. P. Joshi took retirement from his business to devote himself to full time academic research concerned with the essential aspects of nation-building. The programme involves an exhaustive study of the changes in the population of the Indian continent in comparison with other major civilizational regions of the world, and changes in the religious profile of people within the continent.
ASSESSMENT OF CLAIMS ON HERBAL FUEL The Centre in 1995-1996 was called upon to undertake an unusual research programme to assess certain claims about production of petroleum-like fuels from small quantities of specific herbal materials. During the year the scientific community in India at the highest levels was taken up by such claims being made by Sri Ramar Pillai of Tamil Nadu. More Articles... |
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