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Indian Nuclear Physics Association
Connecting People and Enabling Discovery
Advancing Fundamental and Applied Nuclear Science for a Self-Reliant India
National framework
NNPI — From Vision to Action
A Community Action Framework for Realizing the Mega Science Vision–2035
NNPI connects scientific priorities with present and future national capabilities and the nuclear-physics community, creating the road from shared vision to coordinated action.
- Science
- Capability
- Community
- Action
Explore Nuclear Physics in India
Find the scientific people, places and possibilities that can turn a question into an experiment, opportunity or collaboration.
A national community for nuclear physics
INPA brings together India’s nuclear-physics community across universities, national laboratories, research facilities and emerging centres in colleges as well. It seeks to create connections across institutions and generations to enable collaboration, strengthen scientific capability and help young researchers participate in the future of nuclear science. INPA was formed at the Department of Physics, Banaras Hindu University (BHU), and registered as a society on 2 May 2026.
Registration No. VAR/00818/2026-27
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Research at the centre of INPA
Explore a selected Indian research achievement and the latest issue of INPA’s official bulletin.
Official INPA bulletin
Nuclear Horizons
Latest issue: Volume 1, Issue 2 · June 2026
INPA in action
Photographs from INPA activities and community occasions.
Nuclear Horizons inaugural issue
Participants with the inaugural issue of Nuclear Horizons at its release.
The community comes together
Members of the nuclear-physics community meet during INPA’s inaugural gathering.
A welcome at the inaugural gathering
A welcome during the gathering marking INPA’s inauguration at Banaras Hindu University.
Discussion at the inauguration
A discussion during the gathering that formally introduced INPA and Nuclear Horizons.