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Although, Prof Kaneenika Sinha regularly tweets articles from Bhavana magazine, I inexplicably procrastinated on subscribing it. I fixed it a week ago. Then, I learnt that Kaneenika Sinha is one of the editors, which she rarely mentions, if at all. Bhavana Trust offered back

Mark your calendars for the Bengaluru Edition of #AstroOnTap by Dr. Indhu Varatharajan & Niruj Mohan 📅 : 20th August ⏲️ : 6:00 PM 📍 : Costa Coffee India, Sadashiv Nagar PMO India Principal Scientific Adviser, Govt. of India DSTIndia Dr Jitendra Singh Abhay Karandikar Tarun Souradeep Raman Research Institute IIAstrophysics Astro On Tap HQ

It might start as a joke, belief, or rumor. At first, its easy to dismiss. But then it gains a twist, builds momentum, and spreads like wildfire. What causes some ideas to die out while others take over the internet? A new study published in Physical Review Letters offers a

ICYMI: The Delhi HC has ordered MeitY and DoT to block Sci-Hub across India. H/t: spicyip.com/2025/08/sci-hu…

This would be end of independent researchers and poor students who do not have access to institutions with journal access. Also very few institutions have access to journals

I am building a cooking pan. 3 years ago I asked myself, "if I threw budget out the window, and made the best possible pan that won't be ITAR-restricted, what would I do?" Finally got around to it. Sintered, mirror polished silicon carbide. Single block machined carbon steel.

Someday when Indias manufacturing is sufficiently abundant and accessible, I hope we get such nerds who just build the most advanced versions of the most simple things possible. Hopefully I'm one of those nerds 🤞🏼

The launch of the One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) initiative by the Union Cabinet, chaired by the Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marked India’s bold policy intervention aimed at democratising access to over 13,000 scholarly journals for its academic and research

She dumped me last night. Not because I don't listen. Not because I'm always on my phone. Not even because I forgot our anniversary (twice). But because, in her exact words: "You only pay attention to the parts of what I say that you think are important." I stared at her

By March 2005, I'd already spent years trying to figure out how a solar array could track the Sun without the use of slip rings, while attached to a spinning space tether. Very late one rainy night the answer came into my mind all at once, and it reminded me of a fan dancer.

This beautiful Palla’s cat. First documentation of this small and unique cat in snow clad mountains of Arunachal. Revealed by recent wildlife survey. So much diversity yet to be explored in India.

Big news 🥳 🎉 Ten years ago we started Ella Maru Studio. Since then we have illustrated thousands of figures and journal covers, and many scientists have asked me to share what I have learned. I am now offering a free 45-minute seminar on how to design clear, engaging visuals

While ANI is busy interviewing and ofcourse creating perceptions of politicians and citizens for their opinions on the match, its official handle is live-covering the event. It is not out of obligation, but to capitalize on the traction it brings. Tomorrow, Smita ji will

how crazy they have put 15TB worth of physics simulation datasets on internet

"In the nearly seventeen years of my association with Narlikar in TIFR, I knew him first as a teacher, then as a thesis supervisor, and later as a senior colleague and mentor. He conveyed a great deal without saying much, and converted the most difficult ideas... (1/7)

Sci-fi corridors in 2001 A Space Odyssey (1968), Solaris (1972), Star Wars (1977) and Alien (1979).

Why should the English medium of learning decide who learns science in India? Can talent bloom when students think in their mother language? IIT Madras shows the way. AI turns lectures into 11 Indian languages, breaking barriers and making learning inclusive. Let us promote the

i can't believe this shit actually works

A lot of think-tanks and citizens have worked with the local government & agencies to make this happen. This is what happens when you work with professional who know how to plan cities for people, instead of MBA consultant who are deployed as “advisory”