Bharat Punarnirman Dal (Hindi: भारत पुनर्निर्माण दल) (English translation: India Re-construction League) is a nationally registered political party in India, founded by a group of graduates of the Indian Institutes of Technology,^[1] and others.

The party states its core values as always putting the nation and national interest first, and a belief in equality among all Indians.

The party contested civic elections in Maharashtra in February 2007 in four seats (1-Mumbai, 2-Thane, 1-Solapur), receiving around 250 votes in all. In Andhra Pradesh MLC elections in March 2007, the party supported three candidates, winning in two seats. In the Uttar Pradesh MLA polls in April–May 2007 the party fielded eight candidates on a party ticket and supported two others, attracting over 5,000 votes.

The candidates fielded by BPD for all elections were graduates with no criminal record, and the party's manifesto was based on good governance, accountability, transparency and efficiency. The results in Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh did not yield any seats.

The party launched the Vijayi Yuvak Marathi Monthly Magazine in July 2007 in Maharashtra, with a circulation of 5000 magazines per month. An English Newspaper Sambharatam was launched in January 2008. A social wing under the name Sambharatam was launched at a national level to address student-related issues and other social issues.

• official website
• Times of India reports about BPD Candidate for New Delhi Parliament seat Sudhir Kumar
• The Times (London) coverage^{[dead link‍]}
• Lead India: Say yes to cleanse political system
• IBN Live
• Bollywood-inspired IITians eyeing polls
• IITians plunge into UP politics
• IIT-K ex-students to join protest against SEZs
• The Hindu reports, Party formed by ex-IIT students splits
• Indian Express reports, Bharat Punarnirman Dal