Question

Where is the national sugar institute of India located?

Answer 1

The National Sugar Institute, founded in 1936, conducts research, training, and advisory services for the sugar and allied industries. It is administered by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution's Department of Food and Public Distribution. it is located in the satellite town of Kanpur.

Complete answer:
A satellite town of Kanpur, Kalyanpur is home to India's national sugar institute. Kalyanpur also spelt Kalianpur, is a town in Uttar Pradesh, India. It is essentially a Kanpur suburb, about 15 kilometres from Kanpur on the Grand Trunk Road heading towards Delhi.

This city is home to Kanpur University. The National Sugar Institute and the Indian Institute of Pulses Research, as well as Kanpur Polytechnic and the prestigious IIT Kanpur campus, are located in Kalianpur.
The non-governmental organization, the Society for Tropical Plant Research, is also active in the field and represents the scientific community through its international scientific journal, Tropical Plant Research. Dr V.S.E.C. Awadhpuri, Woodbine Gardenia School, Mantra Public School, DPS Kalyanpur

The institute offers postgraduate diploma courses in sugar technology (ANSI (ST) Associateship of the National Sugar Institute in Sugar Technology), sugar engineering (ANSI (SE) Associateship of the National Sugar Institute in Sugar Engineering), industrial fermentation and alcohol technology (ANSI (SE) Associateship of the National Sugar Institute in Sugar Engineering), and industrial fermentation and alcohol technology (ANSI (SE) Associateship of the National Sugar Institute in Sugar Engineering) (DIFAT, diploma in industrial fermentation and alcohol technology). Furthermore, a post-diploma course in sugar engineering (SECC, sugar engineering certificate course) is offered.

Note: The National Sugar Institute has a long history that dates back to 1920. The British Indian Government was encouraged by the climatic conditions and the area under cultivation to promote the sugar industry in India, which resulted in the formation of the Indian Sugar Committee.