


| Indian Agricultural Research Institute Year of Establishment 1975 |
The Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) is the country's premier national Institute for agricultural research, education and extension. It has served the cause of science and society with distinction through first rate research, generation of appropriate technologies and development of human resources. In fact, the Green Revolution was born in the fields of IARI and our graduates constitute the core of the quality human resource in India's agricultural research and education. The Institute has all along been adjusting and improving its policies, plans and programmes to effectively respond to the needs and opportunities of the nation. During the fifties, the advancement of scientific disciplines constituted the core programme and provided the base for its fast expansion in the
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National Microbial, Nematode and Insect Collections and Conservation Facilities
The Institute realized the importance of diversity of biological forms and their importance in maintaining the ecological balance right from the inception of the Institute when it established Herbarium Cryptogamae Indiae Orientalis (HCIO) with more than 6000 specimens and a National Pusa Insect Collection in 1905, which has more than 5 lakh insect specimens. Later on, an Indian Type Culture Collection of Fungi (1936) which has more than 3300 live fungal cultures, a National Collection of Nematodes (1969) and a National Rhizobial Collection (1986) were also established. These collections are national wealth and very useful resources for undertaking ta
IARI is a fully residential campus for the students. Institute has 5 Hostels for Boys (Hemant, Vasant, Shishir, Grishim and Sharad Hostel), one for Girls (Varsha Hostel) and one hostel (Saraswati Apartment) is for married students. These are spacious, well furnished hostels. Apart from hygienic foods, hostels provide recreational facilities including TVs, indoor games, book shop, hair dressing saloon etc. Each hostel has its own wardens, a member of faculty who administers the hostels. Master of Halls of Residences is the head of the hostel facility in the campus.
Students who are given admission in the hostel are required to join the mess. The mess offers simple meals at moderate rates which may vary from time to time depending on the cost of the meals served. Hostel residen
Advisory and Training Services
Besides the regular post graduate courses leading to the award of M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees, the Institute also offers facilities for refresher courses and short term training courses in specific specialised subjects in Agriculture for the benefit of Agricultural Scientists and Extension workers coming from State Departments, Research and Educational Institutions and other official and autonomous organisations.
Note : Ordinarily requests for providing training to undergraduate students of other Institutions at IARI are not accepted.
Roaster of Training programmes to be Conducted During the Year
The tentative dates and duration of the courses to be conducted by the Institute during the ensuing financial year are finalised by the first week
Institute Level Award
Hooker Award
Sukumar Basu Memorial Award
B.P. Pal Memorial Award
Shri Harikrishna Shastri Memorial Award
Rao Bahadur Dr. B. Viswanath Award
Divisional Level Award
S.S. Bains Memorial Award
R.D. Asana Endowment Lecture Scheme
D.N. Puri Memorial Award
P.B. Sarkar Memorial Endowment Lecture Award
K.M. Singh Memorial Award
Shri B. Lakshminarayana Memorial award
National Award of IARI in Plant Pathology