1994-95 - Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany

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1994-95 This year, the Herharium facility have been provided 10 Ihe following: Dr A.R. Saxena DepaI1menl of Botany, D.A. V. Degree College, Azamgmh Mr S.K. Shukla DepaI"tmelll of Botany, Garhwal University, Sri nagar, GaI'hwal Mr HaI'esh Kumar Singh Department of Geology, Faculty of St:ience, M.S. University, BaI"Oda,GujaI'at Dr v.I'. Mishra Palaeontology Division G.S.1. (Northern Region) Lucknow Miss ChaIU Gupta DepaI1menl of Botany, Allahabad University Allahabad Dr A.S. Reddy DepaItment of Life Sciences, SanJar Palel University, Vallabh Vidya NagaI', Gujarat Mr R.K. Kera Flixir Pharmaceuticals Mull fluilding, Ashok Marg, \,ucknow Students of DepaItmenl Delhi University. Delhi Ltd., of Botany, 57
BSIP Museum Dissemination of palaeobotanical knowledge is one of the main objectives of the Institute. Museum is also a nodal centre for undertaking such activities. On the occasion of 82nd Indian Science Congress at Jadavpur, Calcutta, an exhibition was arranged from January 2-8, 1995 on the theme "Lab to Man". The exhibition was inaugurated by honourable Sri Pranab Mukherji, Minister for External Affairs, Government of India. He took keen interest in the exhibits. Besides the delegates of the Congress, a large number of visitors visited the stall. To popularise the Palaeobotany, pamphlets about the Institute and its activities were distributed to the public. National Science Day was also celebrated at the Institute. 111is year the theme of National Science Day was "Science/or health", hence an exhibition on the Medicinal plant remains of ancient India, and plant allergens was organised. Popular lectures were delivered by the Institute's scientists in the Institute as well as in local schools and colleges. A science quiz competetion was held jointly with Regional Science Centre, Lucknow and prizes were distributed to winners. 28th February, 1995 was observed as an Open House Day. Ahout 500 students of 10 educational institutions visited the Institute's Museum, Library, Herharium and other Laboratories. Educational films were also screened to the visitors. Shifting of rossil repository and store from ground 1I00r to the basement was completed. The process of rearrangement is nearing completion. Data entering in computer and checking of specimens pertaining to Inventory - Part III is in progress. The work of preparing hilingual labels for Museum has been initiated. Several fossil specimens were sent to seven educational institutions in the country under our special programme PALAEOBOTANY FOR EDUCATION. Students and teachers of fourteen educational institutions visited the Museum. Scientists from U.S.A., U.K. and Hungary also paid a visit to the Museum. Type and Figured specimens/slides/negatives To the Repository of the Museum, the seientists of the Institute deposited specimens/slides/negatives of research papers submitted by them for publication. Particulars Type and Figured specimens Type and Figured slides Negatives of the above 58 Addilions during 1994-95 83 249 554 Total 5,287 10,998 14,359
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Annual epo 94-9 INSTITUTE OF PALAEO
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1994-95 Crop remains recovered from
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BSIP 3,07,364.89 1,72,498.00 46,829
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