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The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) is an Autonomous Body registered
under the Society Act XXI of 1860, fully funded by the Govt. of India, Ministry of
Health and Family Welfare. Besides its Headquarters at New Delhi, the Council has
27 permanent Institutes/Centres located in different parts of the country

The following are the broad objects of the Council: -

a) The prosecution and assistance of research, the propagation of knowledge and
experimental measures in connection with the causation, patho-physiology mode
of spread, prevention and treatment, diagnosis of diseases, communicable as well
as non-communicable,

b) To initiate, aid, develop and coordinate medical scientificresearch in India and to
promote and assist institutions for the study of diseases, their prevention,
causation and remedy.

c) To finance enquries and researches.

d) To prepare, print and publish any papersor periodicals in furtherance of the
objects of the Council and to contribute to any such periodical.

e) To construct, maintain and alter any buildings or works necessary or convenient
for the purposes of the Council.

A Director-General heads the Council. He is assisted at the Headquarters by an
Additional Director General,five Sr. Deputy Director General, and the Financial
Adviser.

The Sr. DDG’s head the major Divisions, namely, Administration,
Epidemiology and Communicable Diseases, Non Communicable Diseases, Basic
Medical Sciences, Reproductive Health & Nutrition, Publication & Information. The
Finance and Accounts Division works under the Financial Adviser.

The Sr. DDG’s are assisted by scientific [DDG (Selection Grade)/ DDG/
Assistant. DDG/ Senior Research Officer/ Research Officers], other technical [Senior
Technical Officer/Statistical Assistant/Technical Officer/Programmer/Press
Manager/Publication Officer etc] and administrative [Sr. Administrative Officer /
Administrative Officer/ Section Officer/Assistant/Private Secretary/ Upper Division
Clerk/Lower Division Clerk/Record Sorter/Peon] staff.

The Division of Non Communicable Diseases administers the following Permanent Institutes (i) NIOH, Ahmedabad, (ii) ICPO, Noida (iii) RMRC, Dibrugarh and (iv) DMRC, Jodhpur. Under extramural activities, the division deals with 22

different areas. The major areas are: Oncology, Cardiovascular Diseases, Mental Health, NCD Surveillance, Diabetes, Geriatrics, Neurology, Data Base, Disability and Rehabilitation, Asthma, Gastroenterology, Oral Health, Orthopedics, Pathology, Anaesthesia, Ophthalmology, Urology and Nephrology. ENT, Biomedical Engineering, Experimental Medicine and Surgery. The extramural research is being carried out through multi centric Task Force Projects, Ad-hoc Projects, Centre for Advance Research (CAR) and fellowship (SRF Research Associates)


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