| 1. One Nation One Subscription |
| 2. CeRA (Consortium for e-Resources in Agriculture) |
| 3. Indiastat.com (It is user id/password based database and is accessible from M S Randhawa Library only.) |
| 4. Krishikosh: An Institutional Repository of Indian National Agricultural Research System) |
| 5. National Digital Library |
| 6. PAU Repository |
| 7. Shodhganga: A reservoir of Indian Theses |
| 8. Shodhgangotri |
Dr Mohinder Singh Randhawa, known as Son of the Soil, was a Botanist, Historian, Promoter of art & culture and a writer. He played a major role in bringing green revolution and establishing the city of Chandigarh. Dr M. S. Randhawa donated his personal collection for the use of scholars and students interested in agriculture, horticulture, biology, botany, sociology and Indian art, folk, culture and natural resources. This collection also includes his handwritten notes.
| ⇨ | Notes on Botany by M. S. Randhawa – I |
| ⇨ | Notes on Botany by M. S. Randhawa – II |
| ⇨ | Notes on Botany by M. S. Randhawa – III |
| ⇨ | Notes on Botany by M. S. Randhawa – IV |
| ⇨ | Notes on Botany by M. S. Randhawa – V |
| Technical Writing, Communication Skills, and Library & Information Services: Manual for PGS 501 Course |
(At present no database is available in free trial. As and when a trial access is provided to library it will be linked here)
