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National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Facilities & Campus Amenities - Hostels, Labs, Sports & More


• Updated on 10 Dec, 2025 by Simran

The National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] is headquartered in New Delhi, Delhi, India, within the Pusa campus. The institute is a leader in plant genetic resource conservation and research, featuring cutting-edge facilities such as the National Genebank and advanced research laboratories. Its infrastructure reflects a deep commitment to the sustainable management and innovative use of plant genetic diversity.

 

Table of Contents
  1. National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Facilities: Central Library
  2. National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Facilities: Other Facilities
  3. National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Facilities: Sports & Recreation
  4. National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Facilities: Innovation & Research
  5. National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Hostel Facilities
  6. National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Events & Festivals

 

National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Facilities: Central Library

The NBPGR central library supports the research and academic needs of scientists, faculty, and students in plant genetics and allied fields. It offers a curated collection of scientific literature and access to digital resources to aid advanced research.

 

National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Facilities: Other Facilities

NBPGR offers a range of modern facilities beyond its core research and conservation infrastructure, supporting both scientific and community activities. These include dedicated spaces for academic exchange, meetings, and residential accommodation for visiting researchers.

  • Dr. B.P. Pal Auditorium with a capacity of approximately 200 seats—used for conferences, workshops, and seminars

  • Dr. H.B. Singh Committee Room accommodating about 70 people for meetings and group discussions

  • On-campus guest house for visiting scientists and collaborators

  • NA for medical or emergency healthcare in-house; partnerships nearby for services

 

National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Facilities: Sports & Recreation

The campus provides options for recreation and well-being to maintain a healthy and engaging environment for its staff, students, and visitors. Although primarily research-focused, it recognizes the importance of leisure and physical activity.

  • Open green spaces and lawns for informal sports and outdoor activities

  • NA for dedicated indoor/outdoor sports complex or gymnasium

  • Walking/jogging tracks around the campus for fitness purposes

  • Participation in larger university recreation events via IARI campus connectivity

 

National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Facilities: Innovation & Research

Innovation and research are the hallmarks of NBPGR, embodied in specialized laboratories, genebank facilities, and collaborative networks. The campus supports high-impact research in plant genetic resource management and biotechnology.

 

National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Hostel Facilities

NBPGR provides basic accommodation and residential support on campus for researchers, trainees, and visiting scholars. Options are designed to ensure a convenient and cohesive academic environment.

  • On-campus hostel facility—limited seats, primarily for research scholars and official visitors

  • Essential amenities include furnished rooms, common areas, and dining facilities

  • Guest house accommodation for short-term visits by collaborators

  • Preference for research fellows, national and international plant genetic resources professionals

  • NA for family or married-student accommodation

 

National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources - [NBPGR] Events & Festivals

NPGPR hosts and participates in a variety of academic, scientific, and public events throughout the year, fostering engagement and knowledge exchange in the plant sciences community.

  • Annual foundation day celebration with scientific symposia and awards

  • Workshops, training programs, and seminars on plant genetic conservation and research

  • Collaborative events with ICAR, IARI, and international agencies

  • Observances of national science days and awareness campaigns for biodiversity conservation

  • Cultural gatherings and community festivals as part of the campus social life

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