About DRMR
	          	
	          	The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) established the National Research Centre
        			on Rapeseed-Mustard (NRCRM) on October 20, 1993, to carry out basic, strategic and applied
        			research on rapeseed-mustard. Besides, generating basic knowledge and material, it also engages
        			in developing ecologically sound and economically viable agro production and protection
        			technologies. The Centre has also the responsibility to plan, coordinate and execute the research
        			programmes through wide network of 22 main and sub-centres across the country, to augment
        			the production and productivity of rapeseed-mustard.
        		
        		
        			In February 2009, the ICAR re-designated NRCRM as the Directorate of Rapeseed Mustard
        			Research (DRMR). The DRMR functions as a fulcrum to support the production system research
        			for rapeseed (Brown sarson, yellow sarson, toria, taramira, gobhi sarson) and mustard (black
        			mustard, Ethiopian mustard and Indian mustard) group of crops through research, service and
        			support units
        		
		          
          	Vision
          	
          		Brassica Science for oil and nutritional security.
          	
          	
          	Mission
          	
          		Harnessing science and resources for sustainable increase in productivity
          	
          	
          	Mandates
          	
          		- Basic, strategic and adaptive research on rapeseed-mustard to improve the productivity and quality.
- Provide equitable access to information, knowledge and genetic material to develop improved varieties and technologies.
- Coordination of applied research develop location specific varieties and technologies
- Technology dissemination and capacity building
 
          	
          	
          	
          	
          	
          		
          		
          		
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