Mr Amit Raj, Director, MoEFCC, congratulated CSIR-NEERI for organising such a side event for the first time in India.

Dr G Satheesh Reddy, Former Chairman, DRDO, emphasised that the country cannot be Atmanirbhar if it is not self-reliant in materials and processes. He encouraged the use of our natural resources and knowledge to achieve self-reliance.

The Chief Guest, Ms Pallavi Sarkar, IAS, Secretary (Agriculture/Animal Husbandry Coordinator CS Office) ED (ANIIDICO) remarked that the event is a landmark in introducing scientifically validated technologies to the Andaman & Nicobar region.

Dr Kalaiselvi congratulated RJ Saints for taking this wonderful initiative that has the potential to be a game changer as India is the diabetic capital of the world. She appreciated the efforts of the institute in striving towards Viksit Bharat.

Padma Vibhushan and Former Director General, CSIR, Dr Raghunath Mashelkar, highlighted several cutting-edge technologies being developed at the institute, which have the potential to benefit various industries

The newly launched ‘Living Lab’ acts as a testbed and market demonstration for companies to explore and de-risk advanced sustainable pharmaceutical manufacturing technologies that significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase productivity.

CSIR-NPL organised an extensive series of events during March 2025 to promote women’s health, fitness, and empowerment.

“In the present era, women are achieving great heights based on their capabilities. No one in the world is as resilient and multifaceted as a woman,” said Dr Ranjana Aggarwal.

The workshop aimed to provide specialised training in animal handling and biosafety laboratory practices to enhance expertise in biomedical research.

Discussions were focused on using regional storytelling, puppetry, folk songs, and street theatre to make science more accessible to diverse linguistic and cultural communities across India.

The event is expected to inspire young minds to explore the wonders of science and encourage them to become the next generation of scientists and innovators.

CSIR’s enthusiastic participation in the event reinforced its commitment to advancing scientific research, promoting innovation, and inspiring the next generation of scientists and technologists.

Dr Barry Pogson, Chief Guest, highlighted the new breeding technologies for crop improvement and discussed their opportunities and constraints in the changing environment.

Prof. Venu Gopal Achanta, Director, CSIR-NPL, talked about the connection between Sir CV Raman and CSIR-NPL through the co-discoverer of Raman Effect Sir KS Krishnan, who was the founder director of CSIR-NPL.

The lecture was very interactive and discussions revolved around addressing the issue of micro and nanoplastic creation, the minimalistic approach toward plastic waste generation, the use of biobased polymers, and so on.

The event, under the theme “Empowering Indian Youth for Global Leadership in Science & Innovation for Viksit Bharat,” included various activities.

Prof. Ranjana Aggarwal, Director, CSIR-NIScPR, emphasised the importance of gender equality in STEM and the need to create an enabling environment for women to excel in scientific careers.

Prof. Arvind Kumar Mishra, Director, CSIR-CIMFR, emphasised the crucial role of mining in the energy sector and pointed out how, during the COVID-19 pandemic, even regions like Dhanbad saw cleaner air, while mining operations continued.

Dr Samiran Dutta expressed that in the present scenario, global warming has forced the policymakers to re-evaluate the energy security and our mother earth needs to be compensated for the exploitations. For this, he described the significance of a proper mine closure plan.

Dr N Kalaiselvi highlighted that several technologies of the institute itself are used in this new building making it a unique structure.

For this year, innovative ideas from students were invited in two themes, namely “One Health” and “Clean and Green Energy”.

Dr Rajesh S Gokhale, DBT, highlighted that the BioE3 policy provides a framework to empower Indian institutions, universities, startups and industries to engage in transformative innovations.

Chief Guest Dr Raghav Prakash Sharma, Director of Parishkar Group of Colleges, and Ex-Director of Rajasthan Hindi Academy, delivered a lecture on the topic “Role of Hindi in Emotional and Intellectual Development in the Global Perspective”.

Prof. Veezhinathan Kamakoti, Director, IIT Madras, mentioned the importance of metrology and standards for the Viksit Bharat mission of Govt of India, and he presented some of his thoughts for strategising it.

The selected students spent a week in the different labs and research facilities at CSIR-CCMB.

Director CSIR-IIIM, Dr Zabeer Ahmed, highlighted the Institute’s achievements over the past year.

Dr Jitendra Singh emphasised the rapid growth of the startup ecosystem in Jammu & Kashmir, which has expanded from 30 to over 350 startups in the past five years.

The event was unique because it was the first time these many students under the CSIR JIGYASA programme performed an experiment simultaneously.

This initiative was aimed at empowering local farmers with sustainable practices and promoting the cultivation of aromatic and floriculture crops for increased economic benefits.

The CSIR booth drew considerable attention from students, industry professionals, and the general public, all eager to learn more about the technologies behind these advancements.

Dr Hemant Darbari, Mission Director-NSM, C-DAC, Pune, during his address emphasised the grand challenge problems, including weather prediction, climate modelling, materials research, oceanographic simulations, bioinformatics, molecular dynamics, etc.

Prof. ES Dwarakadasa, CEO & MD of Karnataka Hybrid Micro Devices Ltd and former Professor, IISc, Bengaluru, spoke about the ancient knowledge of metals covering the discovery and history of metals, especially from the 18th to 20th century.

Dr Zabeer Ahmed, Director, CSIR-IIIM, highlighted the significance of Ayurveda in promoting holistic health.

Prof. Ranjana Aggarwal, Director, CSIR-NIScPR, said that CSIR-NIScPR coordinates a national initiative called SVASTIK, which brings out case studies and stories of Indian traditional knowledge and share them with society.

A Two-day “Technology Showcasing and Networking Meet of CSIR-CFTRI Food and Millet Technologies”

CSIR-NIScPR Celebrates 9th Ayurveda Day with Emphasis on Integrating Traditional Wisdom and Modern Science

Cleaning drive undertaken by the staffs of CSIR-CIMFR under the leadership of Prof Arvind Kumar Mishra, Director CSIR-CIMFR

Showcased technologies and products related to Metals, Mining, Materials & Minerals theme.

Dr Abhay Anant Pashilkar, Director, CSIR-NAL, outlined a pivotal role of theme in achieving Atmanirbhar Bharat, Swasth Bharat, and Make in India initiatives.

An MoU was signed between CSIR-CRRI and Delhi Technological University for collaboration in R&D areas of mutual interest.

CSIR-HRDC Organises Various Programmes

On the occasion, Dr N Kalaiselvi, Hon’ble DG, CSIR inaugurated the newly established Nursery & Floriculture Centre ‘Neelkamal’ at the distant research centre of the institute situated at Banthra.

The celebration also included a plantation drive at the Bose-Einstein International Residence within the CSIR-IMMT campus with reinforcing the institute’s dedication to environmental conservation.

On this occasion, Shri Karthikeyan, IFS, Assistant Inspector General of Forests, Ministry of Environment & Forests, Regional Office, Chennai, visited CSIR-CLRI and planted the saplings.

During the event, seeds of CSIR-released BLB-resistant rice variety ‘Samba Mansuri’ along with OP-12 Biofertilizer developed by CSIR-NEIST were also distributed to the farmers.

To raise environmental awareness among the citizens, the students organised a bicycle rally on this day. In addition, a campaign called “One Tree for the Nation” was also launched to promote tree plantation.

CSIR-NIO, RC, Visakhapatnam, along with staff, students and volunteers, worked diligently to help preserve the beauty and cleanliness of Rama Krishna Beach. This initiative was held in collaboration with the Ministry of Earth Sciences (MOES), the Ocean Society of India, and Andhra University.

Mr Subhro Banerjee, Director, Nordische Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd, Bengaluru, talked about foam-related battery research going on at Nordische in collaboration with CSIR-AMPRI.

Director, Health, Safety and Environment, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Department of Atomic Energy, Mumbai, emphasised the indigenisation and collaboration between Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Uranium Corporation of India Limited and CSIR-AMPRI in areas of mutual interest in future.

The Chief Guest, Dr Debashish Bhattacharjee, delivered a talk titled “From Schools to Startups: Igniting Young Minds to Innovate,” also this year’s National Technology Day 2024 theme.
 

Dr DK Aswal, Director, Health, Safety and Environment Group, BARC, Mumbai, emphasised that nuclear energy is far safer and more economical than coal-based energy.
 

Prof. Neetu Singh, Head of the Centre for Biomedical Engineering, IIT Delhi, elaborated on myriad health issues of the global populace.

The event underscored the critical role of technology in India’s S&T ecosystem and featured distinguished guests from the field of science and technology.
 

Dr Zabeer Ahmed, Director, CSIR-IIIM, Jammu, felicitated the students with mementoes and certificates of appreciation and wished them the best to make their ambition in Science.

Prof. Rabinarayan Achraya, Director-General, Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences, remembered the contribution of Indian scientists in developing indigenous technologies in various fields

In his lecture, Padma Shri Dr PS Goel, FNA, FNAE, Former Secretary, MoES, presented a whole gamut of opportunities for future engineers, scientists and innovators in various disciplines of science & technology.
 

On this occasion, students were made aware of National Technology Day and were provided information about the leather industry through technical presentations made by scientists at the centre.

Dr Shirshendu Mukherjee, Mission Director, Programme Management Unit, DBT-BIRAC, emphasised science, technology and innovation and mentioned the innovative schemes run by the government.

Prof. Prasad Krishna, Director, NIT, Calicut, urged the students to pursue their options passionately

The Technology Day celebration was a resounding success, bringing together technology enthusiasts, industry experts, and students under one roof.

Dr M Ravichandran, Secretary to the GoI, Ministry of Earth Sciences, elaborated on the key niche held by the world’s oceans, particularly in their role in providing food, regulating climate, and acting as the biggest carbon sink on Earth.

Dr Radha Rangarajan congratulated and felicitated the inventors who have pioneered new technologies and developed groundbreaking patents, underscoring CSIR-CDRI’s commitment to innovation and advancement in the pharmaceutical domain.

Dr Ashish Lele, Director, CSIR-NCL, emphasised the critical role of translating technology and its commercialisation, describing it as a long journey with many milestones but no endpoints.

Dr K Ramesha, Director, CSIR-CECRI, detailed the seminal technological contributions that CSIR and CSIR-CECRI have made towards Nation-building.

Throughout the week, CSIR-NCL conducted a series of activities to raise awareness and enhance safety practices among its students and staff.

Dr Sanjeev Khosla, Director, CSIR-IMTECH, gave a brief snapshot of the four decades journey of CSIR-IMTECH, from what started as a make-shift laboratory in a warehouse to a sprawling 47-acre campus in Chandigarh.

Prof. Yogesh Singh, Vice Chancellor of the University of Delhi and Member of the CSIR Society, emphasised the integral role of science communication in India’s journey towards becoming a Viksit Bharat.

Prof. Chetan Solanki, founder of the Energy Swaraj Foundation, motivated the students to implement the solar energy boundary conditions of limiting energy consumption and localising production.

Participants from Sri Lanka, Mauritius, and Seychelles attended the month-long certificate course.

CSIR-NIScPR remains at the forefront of promoting scientific achievements, and the World Book Fair 2024 served as a platform to further this mission.
 

Dr Forbes, Co-Chairman, Forbes Marshall, highlighted the essential connection between industry and research institutions, urging CSIR-NCL to prioritise collaborative efforts with industry and educational institutions.

The occasion served as a platform to honour the rich legacy of CSIR-NPL while embracing the future with groundbreaking initiatives and collaborative endeavours.

The conclave left a legacy of knowledge, inspiration, and a renewed commitment to bridging the gap between science and society through effective communication.

Prof. Ranjana Aggarwal, Diirector, CSIR-NIScPR, highlighted the importance of scientific temper and CSIR-NIScPR’s commitment to fostering scientific awareness.

Shri CB Singh, Head Jigyasa Training and HR Division at CSIR-NIScPR, emphasised the critical importance of forging connections between science and society, which can bridge the gap between the two.

“The Fit India Freedom Run is yet another endeavour to strengthen the Fit Indian Movement and involve citizens to embrace fitness as a way of life”, said Dr Sanjeev Khosla, Director, CSIR-IMTECH.

Mr Daren Tang, DG, WIPO, expressed WIPO’s support to CSIR for a meaningful and impactful journey together.

Dr Jitendra Singh narrated how the Jigyasa programme is inspired by PM Narendra Modi’s vision of a new India and Scientific Social Responsibility (SSR) of Scientific Communities and Institutions.

Dr Zabeer Ahmed, Director, CSIR-IIIM, encouraged the students to participate in IISF-2023 in large numbers and assured them of full support in pursuing scientific inquiry.

CSIR-NGRI organises various programmes during the event.

CSIR-IMMT organises various programmes during the event.

CSIR-NAL organises various programmes during the event.

CSIR-IGIB organises various programmes during the event.

CSIR-CMERI organises various programmes during the event.

CSIR-NIScPR organises various programmes during the event.

CSIR-CIMFR organises various programmes during the event.

CSIR-CCMB organises various events under the programme.

CSIR-CGCRI organises various events under the programme.

CSIR-CSIO organises various events under the programme.

CSIR-NBRI organises various events under the programme.

CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CSIR-CCMB), Hyderabad, organized its annual Open Day on 26 September 2023 on the occasion of its parent body CSIR’s 82nd Foundation Day celebrations. 

Around 350 students from schools and colleges visited the exhibitions and different labs of the institute.

Director, IMTech, apprised the audience of CSIR’s service to the nation in the last eight decades and how scientific and technological interventions from CSIR have helped society.

During the programme various events were organised — Foundation Day lecture by the Chief Guest, release of Biennial Report (2021-2023), felicitation of NIScPR’s Retired Employees and a Cultural Programme.

The celebrations included various events — Foundation Day Lecture, Technical Sessions, Presentation of the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar (SSB) Prizes, Mega Expo, the culmination of “One Week, One Lab” initiative, etc.

The programme aimed to inculcate scientific temper among students and to create a strong relationship between science and students, emphasising the vital role of science in addressing global challenges.

Director of CSIR-CEERI welcomed the students and explained the meaning of “Intellectual Property”, and apprised them of its importance.

Release of the Health special issues of Vigyan Pragati and Science Reporter, popular science magazines published by CSIR-NIScPR

The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) celebrated the International Women’s Day 2023 on 9 March 2023 at the CSIR-National Physical Laboratory (CSIR-NPL), New Delhi.

A weeklong celebration of International Women's Day was organised from 1-10 March 2023 at CSIR-Central Salt & Marine Chemicals Research Institute (CSIR-CSMCRI), Bhavnagar. 

CSIR-National Institute of Science Communication & Policy Research (CSIR-NIScPR), New Delhi, organised yet another successful edition of “Vigyanika–ScienceLiterature Festival” at the 8th India International Science Festival (IISF) inBhopal.

“A traditional millet diet is beneficial in diabetes, obesity and a host of other disorders”:DrJitendra Singh, Hon’ble Minister, S&T.

CSIR-HRDC (CSIR-Human Resource Development Centre), Ghaziabad, organised two days exclusive programme on Excellence in Leadership for newly joined Directors of CSIR Labs during 8-9 December 2022.

CSIR-National Chemical Laboratory (CSIR-NCL), Pune, celebrated the 73rd Foundation Day on 3 January 2023.

CSIR-National Physical Laboratory, (CSIR-NPL), New Delhi, celebrated its 77th foundation day on 4 January 2023 at the institute’s auditorium.

At the first CSIR Leadership Meet on 26 September 2022, Hon’ble Minister (S&T) Dr Jitendra Singh announced the start of a nationwide campaign of showcasing technological breakthroughs, innovations and products of all the 37 CSIR laboratories.

Dr N. Kalaiselvi, DG CSIR andSecretary, DSIR, Government of India, on 04 November 2022 virtuallyinaugurated a modern and safer wooden badminton court, made as per the Badminton Association of India standards, at CSIR-National Geophysical Research Institute (CSIR-NGRI), Hyderabad.

The Birth Centenary of Prof. G.S. Ramaswamy was celebrated with great enthusiasm on 3 October 2022, at the CSIR Campus in Taramani, Chennai, by CSIR-Structural Engineering Research Centre (CSIR-SERC).

Special talk on “Conflicts and Resolutions — Indian Experiences”.

“If scientists don’t communicate, non-experts will start communicating and then the cloud of misinformation and disinformation would emerge,” said Prof. Ranjana Aggarwal, Director, CSIR-NIScPR (CSIR-National Institute of Science Communication & Policy Research), New Delhi, during the inauguration of the ‘Contact Session on Health Communication’ organised by CSIR-NIScPR in association with ICMR (Indian Council of Medical Research) on 16 November 2022.

Mouse deer or Indian chevrotain plays a major role in the forest ecosystem as a seed disperser and forms important prey for many small and large carnivores.

“Science has no boundaries and passion is the prerequisite to be a scientist. Through path-breaking discoveries & inventions, scientists address the challenges of the general public.” Prof. Ranjana Aggarwal, Director of CSIR-NIScPR (CSIR-National Institute of Science Communication & Policy Research), New Delhi, shared these thoughts during her inaugural address in a Student-Scientist Connect Programme organised by CSIR-NIScPR.

Keeping in tune with the transformations happening in CSIR, the Minister of Science and Technology also released the new tagline, “CSIR — The Innovation Engine of India”.

CSIR-Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine (CSIR-IIIM), Jammu, celebrated its 82ndFoundation Day  on 1 December 2022.In this connection, an impressive programme was held, which was largely attended by eminent scientists, faculty members of research & educational institutions, entrepreneurs, invited dignitaries and members of CSIR-IIIM.

CSIR-Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine (CSIR-IIIM), Jammu, celebrated the 12th Tree Talk Foundation Day (1280th tree talk) on 19 December 2022at the CSIR-IIIM Jammu campus in collaboration with Society for Ethnopharmacology (SFE), India Jammu chapter.

CSIR-Central Salt & Marine Chemicals Research Institute (CSIR-CSMCRI), Bhavnagar, organised theVigilance Awareness Week 2022 from 31 October to 6 November 2022 under this year's theme "Corruption Free India for a Developed Nation" in pursuance of the instructions issued by the Central Vigilance Commission.

She informed that the Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy (STIP)-2020 was drafted toform anurtured ecosystem thatpromotes research andinnovation onthe part of both individuals and organisations.

Scientific-educational tour was organised in the institute for the students and teachers of various schools of Bhavnagar under the banner of Jigyasa to commemorate the Amrit Mahotsav of freedom.

CSIR-NIO invited students and the public at large for its Open Day, to know more about the scientific endeavours in ocean research.

Prof. Vidita Vaidya, TIFR, Mumbai, delivered the CSIR Foundation Day Lecture at CSIR-NCL, Pune, on the topic “Serotonergic Psychedelics: A revival”.

During his lecture, Prof. Dulal Panda, Director NIPER, Mohali focused on "Lessons from 55 years of tubulin research and its implications in human health and disease".

CSIR-NIScPR celebrated the 81st Foundation Day of CSIR on 27 September 2022 at the National Agricultural Science Complex (NASC), New Delhi.

Prof. Amitabha Chattopadhyay, CSIR Bhatnagar Fellow was the chief guest of this function who delivered the foundation day lecture entitled “Cholesterol Sensing by GPCRs: Challenges and Excitement”.

Dr G.P. Talwar, Director Research, Talwar Research Foundation, New Delhi, graced the occasion as chief guest and delivered an informative Foundation Day Lecture on "Mission-oriented Research to Develop Products of High Utility".

“One person, one lab” approach was encouraged by the Hon'ble PM to advance scientific research and development.

The August 2022 special issue of Vigyan Pragati focuses on India’s leading organisations engaged in science popularisation, covering government and voluntary organisations.

On the occasion, Dr Sanjay Kumar, Director, CSIR-IHBT, welcomed the Hon’ble Minster and apprised him of the research and extension activities carried out by the institute.

CSIR-NIScPR, New Delhi, organised the culmination programme of Hindi Month 

Dr Radha Rangarajan has been actively involved in translational research and product development in the public health arena for the last two decades.

The uniqueness of the method developed by CSIR-NCL is a novel downstream process technology, which makes this indigenous technology competitive with global benchmarks.

CSIR breakthroughs like drone, heliborne technology, state-of-the-art sewage cleaning machines, Aroma Mission and many others have opened up huge opportunities for developing meaningful and equal stake partnerships among Research, Academia and Industry, says Dr Jitendra Singh.

CSIR-HRDC Organises Various Programmes

This technology could be used in multiple areas like thermal power plants, submarines, biogas enrichment, automotive sector and direct air capturing in highly polluted cities thereby minimising CO₂ concentration leading to reduction in global warming.

At the inaugural session Dr Maria-Judith Gonsalves, Senior Principal Scientist, CSIR-NIO, welcomed the students and teachers and elaborated on the importance of skilling and upskilling. 

Dr T. Ramasami delivered the foundation day speech on “Towards Sustainable Bioeconomy Path of Himalayan Biosphere: IHBT as the Path Finder”.

Dr N. Kalaiselvi, the then Director, CSIR-CECRI,in her presidential address,proudly mentioned the coincidence of this day with the 100th birthday of Prof. John Bannister Goodenough, Nobel Laureate who is known for his development of lithium-ion batteries.

Shri Sahasrabudhe said that the freedom movement was not only fought by political and social leaders, but scientific leaders were also actively involved in it.

On this auspicious occasion, a new issue of "Manthan" magazine of Staff Club was released.

“CSIR with 38 laboratories and over 4,500 scientists must focus on emerging innovations in areas like hydrogen in the energy transition, carbon capture and storage, accessible solar power, plastic recycling and cheap energy storage,” says Dr Jitendra Singh.

Technology Demonstration and Networking Meet.

Dissemination of CSIR Technologies ‘KisanSabha’ & ‘Gur Bhatti’ for Rural Development.

Fostering a strong Atmanirbhar Bharat

"Trust, Transparency, Timeline & Mutual Respect are the key to success for the development of Covaxin in record time through Public-Private Partnership”: Prof. Balram Bhargava

To sensitise Specially-abled children about scientific issues & create scientific temper among them, an outreach & sensitisation programme for Specially-abled children was organised.

Shri Subroto Bagchi’s talk was focused on the concept of “memories for the future”. He initiated his talk by saying, “Human brain essentially is a memory device. And most of the memories are about the past.

The Governor mentioned that “Oceans are a treasure house of resources and with the increasing constraints on land the focus of research is growing on the Ocean Front.”

National Science Day 2022 Celebrations @  CSIR-AMPRI, Bhopal 

CSIR-CSMCRI, Bhavnagar organizing an online Quiz competition to celebrate National Science Day  and Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav on 28 February 2022 (Monday, 4.00 PM to 5.00 PM) under CSIR-Jigyasa program.

CSIR-HRDC (CSIR-Human Resource Development Centre), Ghaziabad, organised two (Half) days online programme on Noting, Drafting and Office Procedures during 2-3 September 2021.

Dr Ashish Lele, Director, CSIR-NCL, shared anecdotes on the formation of the CSIR and its constituent laboratories and informed about the crucial role played by the legendary scientists and leaders at that time.

CSIR-NCL 72 Foundation Day Celebration

CSIR-HRDC (Human Resource Development Centre), Ghaziabad, organised an online Programme on Ethics in Research and Governance during 23-25 August 2021.

Launch of CSIR Virtual Lab Platform under CSIR Jigyasa Initiative.

Dr Shekhar C. Mande highlighted the major role played by CSIR-CECRI in shaping the electrochemical technology landscape especially the crucial role in the strategic sector.

There will be experimental demonstrations, discussions with scientists and competitions.

Dr Shekhar C. Mande appreciated the research and development work, scientific achievements and contribution of CSIR-IHBT to society.

Quoting Swami Vivekananda “Each soul is potentially divine,” Swamiji said, asanas control nature and the body both internally & externally.

Prof. Ranjana Aggarwal, Director, CSIR-NIScPR, said that through Yoga a healthy society and nation can be built.

CSIR-CMERI has made the Socio-Economic development of the North-Eastern Region one of its primary Technology Objectives.

As part of the celebration at CSIR-IHBT, a Yoga expert demonstrated various yoga asanas and meditation techniques for the relaxation of body and mind to the CSIR-IHBT staff.

“Innovative Thoughts for Implementing Effective Swachh Campus” 

Dr J. Raghava Rao said that CSIR-CLRI has already taken steps in implementing appropriate initiatives focusing on goat leather processing, including techniques to impart sheep-like properties to goat skins.

Dr S. Chandrasekhar said that CSIR-NEERI is committed to providing a clean and green environment through technological interventions.

Prof. Ganapati D. Yadav delivered a very informative lecture on "What best hydrogen economy can do for the World in search of net-zero ?".

Dr A.K. Srivastava said that through the programmes like Jigyasa a large number of students and teachers are getting acquainted with the R&D activities of major research laboratories.

CSIR-IHBT is also leading the CSIR Floriculture Mission in the region and promoting high-value floriculture crop cultivation to enhance farmer’s income and develop entrepreneurship.

“Hydrogen is the only option for deep decarbonisation,” Shri Ravi Pandit.

On this occasion, Dr D.K. Aswal, Director, CSIR-National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi, delivered a lecture on the topic "Leadership for Institution Building: Story of National Physical Laboratory".

India has a great repository of traditional knowledge which aims at the health, nutrition and well-being of humans.

CSIR-Institute of Minerals and Materials Technology (CSIR-IMMT), Bhubaneswar, is conducting its 58th Foundation Day Programme on Tuesday, 13 April 2021. Stay tuned to watch it live.

CSIR-National Institute of Science Communication and Information Resources (CSIR-NISCAIR), New Delhi, and Vijnana Bharati, will be organising a special session on the release of a thematic Luni-Solar Calendar ‘Food as a Medicine’ on the occasion of Chaitra Shukla Pratipada (Nav Varsh) on 13 April 2021 (10:00-11:00 am)

National Science Day lecture on “Making the Vision of India's New STIP a Reality: What does this mean for the Development of Human Capital?”

As a part of IISF 2020, CSIR-CEERI organised the Students Engineering Model Competition (SEMC) & Exposition, in association with Vigyan Bharati Rajasthan during 23-24 December 2020.

As part of IISF 2020, the Overseas Science & Technology Ministers Conclave was organised that provided a platform for closely examining the priorities S&T and take stock of challenges faced by partner countries in finding ways and means to deal with the growing menace of COVID-19.

VIGYANIKA-International Science Literature Festival was organised as part of IISF 2020 from 22 to 24 December. 

Science and Technology are incomplete unless its benefits percolate to the Society: Prime Minister

CSIR-Central Building Research Institute, Roorkee, observed Vigilance Awareness Week with the theme “Vigilant India, Prosperous India” during 27 October-2 November 2020.

Merging of two prestigious institutes CSIR-NISCAIR & CSIR-NISTADS gives birth to a new Institute,  NIScPR

Minister of Science and Technology, Health & Family Welfare and Earth Sciences, Dr Harsh Vardhan, on 9 January 2021 launched the Footwear Sizing System, Fashion Forecasting Card and CLRI Comfort Shoes for Women — TOESPRING at CSIR-CLRI (Central Leather Research Institute), Tamil Nadu.

CSIR-National Physical Laboratory (NPL), New Delhi, organised National Metrology Conclave on 4 January 2021 on its 75th foundation day.

Minister of S&T, Health & Family Welfare and Earth Sciences, Dr Harsh Vardhan inaugurated the curtain raiser of the virtual mega science event, IISF 2020.

CSIR-Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow, celebrated the 79^th CSIR Foundation Day on 28 September 2020.

CSIR-Central Electrochemical Research Institute (CSIR-CECRI), Karaikudi, celebrated the 79^th Foundation Day of Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) with usual gaiety, in a virtual mode.

79^th CSIR Foundation Day and the conclusion of the Hindi Month Celebration on 26 September 2020 organised virtually on MS teams by CSIR-NISCAIR and CSIR-NISTADS.

“It is indeed a privilege to be associated with CSIR in any capacity and you all have the great privilege of working for CSIR” — says Dr Harsh Vardhan

Celebrating 30 Years of Effective & Affordable Contraception.

CSIR-Human Resource Development Centre (HRDC), Ghaziabad, organising CSIR Young Scientist Awardees Confabulation on 29 September 2020.

CSIR-CECRI (Central Electrochemical Research Institute), Karaikudi, celebrated its 73rd Foundation Day on 25 July 2020 on a virtual platform. 

This year, the 6th edition of the International Yoga Day was celebrated around the theme “Ghar Ghar mein Yog” or “Yoga at Home, Yoga with Family”, signifying the importance of staying at home to practice social distancing and curbing the spread of COVID-19. 

CSIR-HRDC (Human Resource Development Centre), Ghaziabad, organised a series of ‘MS Teams Familiarisation Programmes’.

CSIR-National Chemical Laboratory (CSIR-NCL), Pune, celebrated the International Women’s Day by organising various activities including a half-day symposium on “Women in Science” on 9 March 2020.

In view of the lockdown conditions prevailing throughout the country, to enthuse and involve students more closely in issues pertaining to the coronavirus outbreak and COVID-19 disease, the CSIR-National Institute of Science Communication and Information Resources (CSIR-NISCAIR), New Delhi announced online competitions on the theme “Coronavirus: An Invisible Enemy”. 

CSIR-National Chemical Laboratory (CSIR-NCL), Pune, celebrated the National Science Day with a lecture by Shri U. Raja Babu, Project Director, Mission Shakti, DRDO, Hyderabad, on “Technological Challenges: Missile and Space Defence” on 28 February 2020. 

CSIR-Central Building Research Institute, Roorkee, organised a Student-Scientist Connect Programme under Jigyasa on National Science Day.

CSIR-Central Building Research Institute, Roorkee, observed various awareness days under JIGYASA: Student-Scientist Connect Programme.

The Thacker Lawn Tennis Tournament was organised during 17-20 December 2019 at the CSIR-Central Electronics Engineering Research Institute (CSIR-CEERI), Pilani.

CSIR-National Chemical Laboratory (CSIR-NCL), Pune, celebrated its 70th Foundation Day on 6 January 2020.