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NYT's Notable Books of 2023

Each year, we pore over thousands of new books, seeking out the best novels, memoirs, biographies, poetry collections, stories and more. Here are the standouts, selected by the staff of The New York Times Book Review.

AFTER SAPPHO by Selby Wynn Schwartz

Inspired by Sappho’s work, Schwartz’s debut novel offers an alternate history of creativity at the turn of the 20th century, one that centers queer women artists, writers and intellectuals who refused to accept society’s boundaries.

ALL THE SINNERS BLEED by S.A. Cosby

In his earlier thrillers, Cosby worked the outlaw side of the crime genre. In his new one — about a Black sheriff in a rural Southern town, searching for a serial killer who tortures Black children — he’s written a crackling good police procedural.

THE BEE STING by Paul Murray

In Murray’s boisterous tragicomic novel, a once wealthy Irish family struggles with both the aftermath of the 2008 financial crash and their own inner demons.

BIOGRAPHY OF X by Catherine Lacey

Lacey rewrites 20th-century U.S. history through the audacious fictional life story of X, a polarizing female performance artist who made her way from the South to New York City’s downtown art scene.

BIRNAM WOOD by Eleanor Catton

In this action-packed novel from a Booker Prize winner, a collective of activist gardeners crosses paths with a billionaire doomsday prepper on land they each want for different purposes.

BLACKOUTS by Justin Torres

This lyrical, genre-defying novel — winner of the 2023 National Book Award — explores what it means to be erased and how to persist after being wiped away.

BRIGHT YOUNG WOMEN by Jessica Knoll

In her third and most assured novel, Knoll shifts readers’ attention away from a notorious serial killer, Ted Bundy, and onto the lives — and deaths — of the women he killed. Perhaps for the first time in fiction, Knoll pooh-poohs Bundy's much ballyhooed intelligence, celebrating the promise and perspicacity of his victims instead.

CHAIN-GANG ALL-STARS by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah

This satire — in which prison inmates duel on TV for a chance at freedom — makes readers complicit with the bloodthirsty fans sitting ringside. The fight scenes are so well written they demonstrate how easy it might be to accept a world this sick.

THE COVENANT OF WATER by Abraham Verghese

Verghese’s first novel since “Cutting for Stone” follows generations of a family across 77 years in southwestern India as they contend with political strife and other troubles — capped by a shocking discovery made by the matriarch’s granddaughter, a doctor.

CROOK MANIFESTO by Colson Whitehead

Returning to the world of his novel “Harlem Shuffle,” Whitehead again uses a crime story to illuminate a singular neighborhood at a tipping point — here, Harlem in the 1970s.

THE DELUGE by Stephen Markley

Markley’s second novel confronts the scale and gravity of climate change, tracking a cadre of scientists and activists from the gathering storm of the Obama years to the super-typhoons of future decades. Immersive and ambitious, the book shows the range of its author’s gifts: polyphonic narration, silken sentences and elaborate world-building.

EASTBOUND by Maylis de Kerangal

In de Kerangal’s brief, lyrical novel, translated by Jessica Moore, a young Russian soldier on a trans-Siberian train decides to desert and turns to a civilian passenger, a Frenchwoman, for help.

EMILY WILDE’S ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF FAERIES by Heather Fawcett

The world-building in this tale of a woman documenting a new kind of faerie is exquisite, and the characters are just as textured and richly drawn. This is the kind of folkloric fantasy that remembers the old, blood-ribboned source material about sacrifices and stolen children, but adds a modern gloss.

ENTER GHOST by Isabella Hammad

In Hammad’s second novel, a British Palestinian actor returns to her hometown in Israel to recover from a breakup and spend time with her family. Instead, she’s talked into joining a staging of “Hamlet” in the West Bank, where she has a political awakening.

FORBIDDEN NOTEBOOK by Alba de Céspedes

A best-selling novelist and prominent anti-Fascist in her native Italy, de Céspedes has lately fallen into unjust obscurity. Translated by Ann Goldstein, this elegant novel from the 1950s tells the story of a married mother, Valeria, whose life is transformed when she begins keeping a secret diary.

THE FRAUD by Zadie Smith

Based on a celebrated 19th-century trial in which the defendant was accused of impersonating a nobleman, Smith’s novel offers a vast panoply of London and the English countryside, and successfully locates the social controversies of an era in a handful of characters.

FROM FROM by Monica Youn

In her fourth book of verse, a svelte, intrepid foray into American racism, Youn turns a knowing eye on society’s love-hate relationship with what it sees as the “other.”

A GUEST IN THE HOUSE by Emily Carroll

After a lonely young woman marries a mild-mannered widower and moves into his home, she begins to wonder how his first wife actually died. This graphic novel alternates between black-and-white and overwhelming colors as it explores the mundane and the horrific.

THE HEAVEN & EARTH GROCERY STORE by James McBride

McBride’s latest, an intimate, big-hearted tale of community, opens with a human skeleton found in a well in the 1970s, and then flashes back to the past, to the ’20s and ’30s, to explore the town’s Black, Jewish and immigrant history.

HELLO BEAUTIFUL by Ann Napolitano

In her radiant fourth novel, Napolitano puts a fresh spin on the classic tale of four sisters and the man who joins their family. Take “Little Women,” move it to modern-day Chicago, add more intrigue, lots of basketball and a different kind of boy next door and you’ve got the bones of this thoroughly original story.

A HISTORY OF BURNING by Janika Oza

This remarkable debut novel tells the story of an extended Indo-Ugandan family that is displaced, settled and displaced again.

HOLLY by Stephen King

The scrappy private detective Holly Gibney (who appeared in “The Outsider” and several other novels) returns, this time taking on a missing-persons case that — in typical King fashion — unfolds into a tale of Dickensian proportions.

A HOUSE FOR ALICE by Diana Evans

This polyphonic novel traces one family’s reckoning after the patriarch dies in a fire, as his widow, a Nigerian immigrant, considers returning to her home country and the entire family re-examines the circumstances of their lives.

THE ILIAD by Homer

Emily Wilson’s propulsive new translation of the “Iliad” is buoyant and expressive; she wants this version to be read aloud, and it would certainly be fun to perform.

INK BLOOD SISTER SCRIBE by Emma Törzs

The sisters in Törzs's delightful debut have been raised to protect a collection of magic books that allow their keepers to do incredible things. Their story accelerates like a fugue, ably conducted to a tender conclusion.

KAIROS by Jenny Erpenbeck

This tale of a torrid, yearslong relationship between a young woman and a much older married man — translated from the German by Michael Hofmann — is both profound and moving.

KANTIKA by Elizabeth Graver

Inspired by the life of Graver’s maternal grandmother, this exquisitely imagined family saga spans cultures and continents as it traces the migrations of a Sephardic Jewish girl from turn-of-the-20th-century Constantinople to Barcelona, Havana and, finally, Queens, N.Y.

LAND OF MILK AND HONEY by C Pam Zhang

Zhang’s lush, keenly intelligent novel follows a chef who’s hired to cook for an “elite research community” in the Italian Alps, in a not-so-distant future where industrial-agricultural experiments in America’s heartland have blanketed the globe in a crop-smothering smog.

LONE WOMEN by Victor LaValle

The year is 1915, and the narrator of LaValle’s horror-tinged western has arrived in Montana to cultivate an unforgiving homestead. She’s looking for a fresh start as a single Black woman in a sparsely populated state, but the locked trunk she has in stow holds a terrifying secret.

MONICA by Daniel Clowes

In Clowes’s luminous new work, the titular character, abandoned by her mother as a child, endures a life of calamities before resolving to learn about her origins and track down her parents.

THE MOST SECRET MEMORY OF MEN by Mohamed Mbougar Sarr

Based on a true story and translated by Lara Vergnaud, Sarr’s novel — about a Senegalese writer brought low by a plagiarism scandal — asks sharp questions about the state of African literature in the West.

THE NEW NATURALS by Gabriel Bump

In Bump’s engrossing new novel, a young Black couple, mourning the loss of their newborn daughter and disillusioned with the world, start a utopian society — but tensions both internal and external soon threaten their dreams.

NORTH WOODS by Daniel Mason

Mason’s novel looks at the occupants of a single house in Massachusetts over several centuries, from colonial times to present day. An apple farmer, an abolitionist, a wealthy manufacturer: The book follows these lives and many others, with detours into natural history and crime reportage.

NOT EVEN THE DEAD by Juan Gómez Bárcena

An ex-conquistador in Spanish-ruled, 16th-century Mexico is asked to hunt down an Indigenous prophet in this novel by a leading writer in Spain, splendidly translated by Katie Whittemore. The epic search stretches across much of the continent and, as the author bends time and history, lasts centuries.

THE NURSERY by Szilvia Molnar

“I used to be a translator and now I am a milk bar.” So begins Molnar’s brilliant novel about a new mother falling apart within the four walls of her apartment.

OUR SHARE OF NIGHT by Mariana Enriquez

This dazzling, epic narrative, translated from the Spanish by Megan McDowell, is a bewitching brew of mystery and myth, peopled by mediums who can summon “the Darkness” for a secret society of wealthy occultists seeking to preserve consciousness after death.

PINEAPPLE STREET by Jenny Jackson

Jackson’s smart, dishy debut novel embeds readers in an upper-crust Brooklyn Heights family — its real estate, its secrets, its just-like-you-and-me problems. Does money buy happiness? “Pineapple Street” asks a better question: Does it buy honesty?

THE REFORMATORY by Tananarive Due

Due’s latest — about a Black boy, Robert, who is wrongfully sentenced to a fictionalized version of Florida’s infamous and brutal Dozier School — is both an incisive examination of the lingering traumas of racism and a gripping, ghost-filled horror novel. “The novel’s extended, layered denouement is so heart-smashingly good, it made me late for work,” Randy Boyagoda wrote in his review. “I couldn’t stop reading.”

THE SAINT OF BRIGHT DOORS by Vajra Chandrasekera

Trained to kill by his mother and able to see demons, the protagonist of Chandrasekera’s stunning and lyrical novel flees his destiny as an assassin and winds up in a politically volatile metropolis.

SAME BED DIFFERENT DREAMS by Ed Park

Double agents, sinister corporations, slasher films, U.F.O.s — Park’s long-awaited second novel is packed to the gills with creative elements that enliven his acerbic, comedic and lyrical odyssey into Korean history and American paranoia.

TAKE WHAT YOU NEED by Idra Novey

This elegant novel resonates with implication beyond the taut contours of its central story line. In Novey’s deft hands, the complex relationship between a young woman and her former stepmother hints at the manifold divisions within America itself.

THIS OTHER EDEN by Paul Harding

In his latest novel, inspired by the true story of a devastating 1912 eviction in Maine that displaced an entire mixed-race fishing community, Harding turns that history into a lyrical tale about the fictional Apple Island on the cusp of destruction.

TOM LAKE by Ann Patchett

Locked down on the family’s northern Michigan cherry orchard, three sisters and their mother, a former actress whose long-ago summer fling went on to become a movie star, reflect on love and regret in Patchett’s quiet and reassuring Chekhovian novel.

THE UNSETTLED by Ayana Mathis

This novel follows three generations across time and place: a young mother trying to create a home for herself and her son in 1980s Philadelphia, and her mother, who is trying to save their Alabama hometown from white supremacists seeking to displace her from her land.

VICTORY CITY by Salman Rushdie

Rushdie’s new novel recounts the long life of Pampa Kampana, who creates an empire from magic seeds in 14th-century India. Her world is one of peace, where men and women are equal and all faiths welcome, but the story Rushdie tells is of a state that forever fails to live up to its ideals.

WE COULD BE SO GOOD by Cat Sebastian

This queer midcentury romance — about reporters who meet at work, become friends, move in together and fall in love — lingers on small, everyday acts like bringing home flowers with the groceries, things that loom large because they’re how we connect with others.

WESTERN LANE by Chetna Maroo

In this polished and disciplined debut novel, an 11-year-old Jain girl in London who has just lost her mother turns her attention to the game of squash — which in Maroo’s graceful telling becomes a way into the girl’s grief.

WITNESS by Jamel Brinkley

Set in Brooklyn, and featuring animal rescue workers, florists, volunteers, ghosts and UPS workers, Brinkley’s new collection meditates on what it means to see and be seen.

Y/N by Esther Yi

In this weird and wondrous novel, a bored young woman in thrall to a boy band buys a one-way ticket to Seoul.

YELLOWFACE by R.F. Kuang

Kuang’s first foray outside of the fantasy genre is a breezy and propulsive tale about a white woman who achieves tremendous literary success by stealing a manuscript from a recently deceased Asian friend and passing it off as her own.

#new york times #100 books #reading list #2023 #books #reading #have you read any of these titles?

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Israeli air strike in Gaza kills prominent scientist Sufyan Tayeh, Palestinian ministry says

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Dec 2 An Israeli air strike targeting the neighborhood of Al-Faluja, 30 km (18 miles) northeast of Gaza City, has killed prominent Palestinian scientist Sufyan Tayeh and his family, the Palestinian Higher Education ministry announced on Saturday. Tayeh, who was president of the Islamic University of Gaza, was a leading researcher in physics and applied mathematics.

In 2005, he was arrested by Israeli occupation forces at the Rafah border crossing while he was heading to Egypt to complete the procedures for submitting his PhD dissertation at Ain Shams University. Over the period from 2008 to 2011, he assumed the position of Head of Physics Department at the Islamic University and he was appointed President of the University in August 2023.

Academic activity One of Dr. Tayeh’s research works was a proposal for scientific research in the field of optical sensors submitted to the University of Montreal, Canada. With the participation of Professor Ahmed Hamdan, Dr. Tayeh presented a research study entitled “Sensitivity enhancement in optical waveguide sensors”. The research paper aimed to explore multi-layer waveguide structures (more than 3 layers) for the purpose of optical biosensing, and to study the effect of anisotropic materials on the sensitivity of plate waveguide structures, in addition to studying more photonic crystals (two- and three-layer) with different compositions as well as the number of biosensing various layers.

Awards and honors Dr. Tayeh was winner of the Palestine Islamic Bank Award for Scientific Research for years 2019 and 2020. In March 2023, he was appointed holder of the UNESCO Chair for Physical, Astrophysical and Space Sciences in Palestine. He was recipient of the Abdul Hameed Shoman Award for Young Arab Scientists; and the winner of the Islamic University Award for Scientific Research for the year 2021. He was also ranked among the top 2% of researchers around the world in 2021. source

More than 1300 scientists from 40 countries, including physicists, mathematicians, biologists, chemists, medical doctors, engineers, and social scientists, working in academia and in industry, are compelled by the events in Gaza to call for an immediate permanent ceasefire and take a stand against war and the destructive use of science in an “International Convention Against War and Destructive Use of Science: Scientists Against Israeli Apartheid and Genocide in Gaza” on 9th December 2023. Prof. Richard A Falk, Emeritus Professor of International Law at Princeton University and Former UN Special Rapporteur for Palestine, was the keynote speaker in the Convention. He spoke ‘On the situation in Gaza.’ The Convention was moderated by Dr. Manabendra Nath Bera, a quantum information scientist from India. Dr. Flavio del Santo, a scientist from Switzerland, Dr. Niatalya Dinat, a medical doctor from South Africa, Prof. Josh Dubnau, from Sony Brook University, USA, and Prof. Assaf Kfoury, Boston University, USA, discussed possible amendments proposed by participants on the draft of the Declaration by the scientists. In the end, the amended Declaration was adopted after voting, with an absolute majority (97%).

The adopted Declaration embodies scientists’ protest against the destructive use and militarisation of science, Israeli occupation, apartheid, and genocide in Gaza, and call for an academic and scientific boycott and to stand by the Palestinian professors, scientists, researchers, scholars, and students.

#palestine #gaza #science society

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pritishsblog · 8 months ago

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BEST DIRECTORS IN CINEMA-3

Hi everyone! This blog is going to be the 3rd part of 8 Part Series of who I think are the Best Directors Cinema as ever seen

And today I will be talking about

SATYAJIT RAY

Satyajit Ray (born May 2, 1921, Calcutta [now Kolkata], India—died April 23, 1992, Calcutta) was a Bengali motion-picture director, writer, and illustrator who brought the Indian cinema to world recognition with Pather Panchali (1955; The Song of the Road) and its two sequels, known as the Apu Trilogy. As a director, Ray was noted for his humanism, his versatility, and his detailed control over his films and their music. He was one of the greatest filmmakers of the 20th century.

(Early Life)

Ray was an only child whose father died in 1923. His grandfather was a writer and illustrator, and his father, Sukumar Ray, was a writer and illustrator of Bengali nonsense verse. Ray grew up in Calcutta (now Kolkata) and was looked after by his mother. He entered a government school, where he was taught chiefly in Bengali, and then studied at Presidency College, Calcutta’s leading college, where he was taught in English. By the time he graduated in 1940, he was fluent in both languages. In 1940 his mother persuaded him to attend art school at Santiniketan, Rabindranath Tagore’s rural university northwest of Calcutta. There Ray, whose interests had been exclusively urban and Western-oriented, was exposed to Indian and other Eastern art and gained a deeper appreciation of both Eastern and Western culture, a harmonious combination that is evident in his films.

(His Famous Works)

Ray's first film, Pather Panchali (1955) won eleven international prizes, including the inaugural Best Human Document award at the 1956 Cannes Film Festival. This film, along with Aparajito (1956) and Apur Sansar (The World of Apu) (1959), form The Apu Trilogy. Ray did the scripting, casting, scoring, and editing, and designed his own credit titles and publicity material. He also authored several short stories and novels, primarily for young children and teenagers. Popular characters created by Ray include Feluda the sleuth, Professor Shonku the scientist, Tarini Khuro the storyteller, and Lalmohan Ganguly the novelist.

(Filmmaking Style)

His Filmmaking

Ray had been subconsciously paying a tribute to Jean Renoir throughout his career, who influenced him the most.Ray considered script-writing to be an integral part of direction. Initially he refused to make a film in any language other than Bengali. In his two non-Bengali feature films, he wrote the script in English; translators adapted it into Hindustani under Ray's supervision.The narrative structure of Ray's films are represented by musical forms such as sonata, fugue and rondo. Kanchenjunga, Nayak and Aranyer Din Ratri are examples of this structure.

(His Filmography)

Ray made over 36 feature film in his 4 decade long. He made movies such as Pather Panchali in 1955,Aparajito in 1956,Parash Pathar and Jalsaghar in 1958, Apur Sansar in 1959, Devi in 1960. He made movies such as Teen Kanya in 1961, Kanchenjungha and Abhijan in 1962,Mahanagar in 1963,Charulata and Two I'm 1964,Kapurush-0-Mahapurush in 1965,Nayak in 1966,Chiriyakhana in 1967,Goopy Gyne & Bagha Byne in 1969,Aranyer Din Ratri and Pratiwandi in 1970, Seemabaddha and Sikkim in 1971,Inner Eyes in 1972,Ashani Sanket in 1973,Sonar Kella in 1974,Jana Aranyw in 1975,Bala in 1976,Shatranj ka Khilari in 1977,Joi Baba Felunath in 1979,Hirak Rajar Deshe and Pikoo in 1980,Sadgati in 1981,Ghare Bhare in 1984,Sukumar Ray in 1987,Ganashatru and Shakha Proshakha in 1990,Agantuk in 1990.

Satyajit Ray on 1994 stamp of India

Portrait of Satyajit Ray

(Awards & Honors)

Ray received many awards including 36 National Film Awards. He was awarded the Dadasaheb Phalke Award in 1985 and Legion Of Honor in 1987. The Government of India also awarded him with Padma Bhusan in 1965. He also received a Lifetime Achievement Award in 1992 at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences. He also won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival

(Legacy)

Ray is considered one of the greatest film directors of all time. He is a cultural icon in India and in Bengali communities worldwide. Following his death, the city of Calcutta came to a virtual standstill, as hundreds of thousands of people gathered around his house to pay their last respects. Ray's influence has been widespread and deep in Bengali cinema; many Bengali directors, including Aparna Sen, Rituparno Ghosh and Gautam Ghose as well as Vishal Bhardwaj, Dibakar Banerjee, Shyam Benegal and Sujoy Ghosh from Hindi cinema in India, Tareq Masud and Tanvir Mokammel in Bangladesh, and Aneel Ahmad in England, have been influenced by his craft.Beyond India, filmmakers Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, James Ivory, Abbas Kiarostami, Elia Kazan, William Wyler,François Truffaut, John Huston, Carlos Saura, Isao Takahata, Oliver Stone,Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson,Danny Boyle and Christopher Nolan.

(Sources)

And that's it for this part folks, I'll meet you with another blog about some the Greatest Directors Cinema has ever seen, Until then

CIAO

#satyajit ray #legend #director

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shravya96 · 12 days ago

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Nature Index 2024 Research Leaders: India follows in China’s footsteps as top ten changes again

India is making rapid progress for research output in the Nature Index and last year had a higher percentage growth in contributions to index journals than China, according to the latest release of calendar-year data.

The Nature Index 2024 Research Leaders – previously known as Annual Tables – is a series of rankings that highlight the leading countries, territories and research institutions for output in the database. The rankings show that India has overtaken Australia and Switzerland to sit in 9th place overall. In the natural sciences, the country is now 8th.

Since the Nature Index was introduced in 2014, China has been the standout country for growth in Share, a metric that measures contribution to papers in the Index by authors based in a particular location. In 2022, China overtook the United States as the leading country for natural-sciences output. In 2023, a year after health-sciences journals were added to the Index, China was top overall.

India’s overall Share for 2023 was 1,494.27 — which is much lower than China’s, at 23,171.84 — but its growth is now mirroring its Asian peer. From 2022 to 2023, India recorded an increase of 14.5% in its adjusted Share, a metric that takes account of annual fluctuations in the number of Nature Index articles each year.

#NatureIndex2024 #ResearchLeaders #IndiaResearch #ChinaResearch #Top10ResearchCountries #ScienceInnovation

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau New Delhi, 13th Oct. Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh on Saturday presented the Indo-US Endowment Awards to 17 winning teams at the United States – India Science & Technology Endowment Fund (USISTEF) award function. The initiative aims to foster cooperation primarily in the development of AI-enabled technologies and quantum technologies. During the event, which also featured the participation of U.S. Ambassador Eric Garcetti, Dr. Singh emphasized the importance of AI-enabled collaboration between India and the United States. He noted that the Department of Science & Technology and their U.S. counterparts are actively working to expand the strategic technology partnership, connecting scientists from both nations to work on critical areas such as AI, smart connected cities, and quantum communication. “I am happy to say that as part of the U.S.-India initiative on Critical and Emerging Technology (iCET), new implementing agreements have been executed to expand international collaboration in a range of areas,” Dr. Singh stated. He highlighted the recent joint call between the DST and the National Science Foundation, which has resulted in 11 high-pitch proposals in fields such as Computer and Information Science, Cyber-Physical Systems, and Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace. Dr. Singh congratulated the winning teams for their innovative projects, which include the development of decision support systems, GPT-powered AI, and robust quantum sensors. He expressed confidence that these initiatives would contribute to building a robust innovation ecosystem in both countries. The Minister also pointed out that India and the U.S. are at a pivotal moment in shaping future technologies such as artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, blockchain, green energy, and quantum computing. He credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership in creating an enabling innovation ecosystem through reforms like design-linked incentives for semiconductors and Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes for automobiles and drones. “Advancing the Research and Innovation Value chain and fostering a culture of innovation among young minds have witnessed phenomenal growth in India,” Dr. Singh remarked. He cited the impressive rise of India’s start-up ecosystem, which has grown from around 350 start-ups in 2014 to over 140,000 today, along with 110 unicorns, including 23 that emerged in the past year. Established in 2009, the USISTEF aims to support promising joint U.S.-India entrepreneurial initiatives in developing products or technologies that go beyond the ideation stage. Over the years, the program has made a significant impact on product and technology development and has fostered sustainable collaborations between inventors in both countries. [ad_2] Source link

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globalliterarycircleandpublisher · 4 months ago

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Young Scientist Award Winner:

Name : Miss. Bagal Swati Vitthalrao

Education: MSc. Bed. PG diploma in Green Chemistry.

Designation: Assistant Teacher, writer, Subject Matter Expert.

Miss Bagal swati Vitthalrao (MSc. Bed. PG diploma in Green Chemistry) completed her

Master of Science from Savitribai Phule Pune University.

She has 10 years of teaching experience in the department of chemistry.

She is also working as a subject matter expert for chemistry subject across the globe .

She is an author of 5 academic books and she write more than 300 blogs, articles, poems and stories. She attended various national and international Conferences and published her reasearch work in that conferences.

She has been published various reasearch articles.

She is a active member of various Scientific organizations like Select Science pvt.ltd.

She is awarded with Exclusive Women Award” as a subject matter expert in 2023.

She has been awarded with the Akhil Bhartiya Mahila Gaurav Sanman Purskar,2023.

She is awarded with Amrut Kumbh Samman award by hindi olympiad foundation, New delhi. Feb, 2024.( By A. P. J. Abdul kalam Science Club. Merath.)

She is recently awarded with Women Excellence Award on the occasion of Independence

Day by Indian Women’s History Museum foundation, 2024.

She is also awarded with a good will Ambassador award on the occasion of World

environment day , 2024.

She is recently awarded as a Teachers day Award 2024 from Association for Educational

Institutions of India, New Delhi.

She is awarded with certificate of achievements and letter of appreciation from Global Literary Circle and Publishers.

#literature #glcp

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pooma-today · 4 months ago

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The National UN Volunteers-India

National Space Day - Aug 23

Aastha Vidya Mandir, Jawanga.

The National Space Week celebrations at Aastha Vidya Mandir Jawanga also included a special exhibition where students showcased their models and projects inspired by India's space missions. These projects reflected their understanding of complex space technologies and their potential applications in daily life. The exhibition drew significant interest from the students and staff alike, serving as a platform for young minds to share their innovative ideas and creativity. In addition to the scientific activities, the school organized interactive sessions where students could engage in discussions with experts in the field.

These sessions were designed to broaden students' perspectives on space exploration and to encourage them to think critically about the future of space science in India. Professor Rajagopalan's online presentation was a key moment during these sessions, as he provided detailed insights into the challenges and successes of ISRO's missions. He shared stories from his experience working with Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, highlighting the dedication and perseverance required to achieve such milestones. His answers to the students' questions not only clarified their doubts but also ignited a spark of curiosity and ambition among the young participants.

The celebration of National Space Week culminated with a closing ceremony where the achievements of the participating students were recognized. Awards and certificates were distributed to those who excelled in the various competitions, including the painting contest, quiz, and model presentations.

These awards were a token of encouragement for the students to continue pursuing their interest in science and space technology. Principal Gopal Pandey, in his closing remarks, praised the students for their enthusiasm and dedication throughout the week. He expressed his belief that such events play a crucial role in nurturing the next generation of scientists and innovators. Vice Principal Pramod Gupta also emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong focus on scientific education and commended the efforts of the faculty in making the event a success.

As the school looks forward to organizing similar events in the future, the success of the National Space Week has set a high standard. The collaborative efforts with ISRO, the Chhattisgarh Government, and other prestigious organizations have not only provided the students with a unique learning experience but have also reinforced the school's commitment to promoting scientific thinking and innovation among its students.

The event has left a lasting impression on the participants, many of whom are now more determined than ever to contribute to India's space exploration endeavors. As the country continues to make strides in space science, initiatives like these at the grassroots level will play a vital role in shaping the future of India’s space story.

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gauravverma5778 · 6 months ago

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GV Sanjay Reddy Impact on Modern Industrial Engineering Education

GV Sanjay Reddy is the Vice Chairman of GVK, a large company with interests in energy, airports, transportation, real estate, hospitality, and life sciences. He plays a key role in all areas of the business and has helped make GVK a leading private airport operator in India, managing Mumbai Airport and developing Navi Mumbai Airport.

Sanjay founded GVK Biosciences, one of Asia's largest contract research organizations, employing over 2,000 scientists. He is also involved with GVK EMRI 108, the world's largest free ambulance service, which serves over 800 million people in India and has saved more than two million lives.

For his significant career achievements, GV Sanjay Reddy was named "Emerging Business Leader of the Year" by AIMA Managing India Awards and was recognized as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. He is a member of the Purdue-India Executive Council and serves on the Advisory Board of the Ross Business School at the University of Michigan. He has also held leadership positions in the Confederation of Indian Industry and is active in the Young Presidents' Organization and the Chief Executives Organization. Additionally, he is on the Board of the Jagdish & Kamala Mittal Museum of Indian Art.

#GV Sanjay Reddy #Sanjay GV Reddy

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mpoweringlifescience · 1 year ago

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#young scientist program #young scientist award #Young scientist award in India

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sudheervanguri · 8 months ago

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Applications are invited from Indian nationals for awarding 22 Diamond Jubilee Research Internships at CSMCRI. Dive into the preparatory phase for young interns passionate about Science & Technology careers. The scheme offers a unique opportunity to work with accomplished scientists and gain invaluable research experience. About CSIR and CSMCRI: CSIR, established in 1942, is India's premier industrial R&D organization. CSMCRI, Bhavnagar, under CSIR, offers a stimulating environment for research and learning. Eligibility Criteria: Qualification: Minimum 1st Class in BE/B.Tech or M.Sc in Chemical Sciences/Biological Sciences (Plant Sciences). Age Limit: Not exceeding 25 years. Stipend: Rs. 24,000 per month. Tenure: Maximum 2 years. Available Positions and Job Descriptions: Chemical Sciences: M.Sc. Chemistry - 14 posts Areas: Marine products, Salt recovery, Membrane technologies, Analytical chemistry. Mechanical Engineering: B.E./B.Tech Mechanical Engineering - 1 post Solar-energy research. Chemical Engineering: B.E./B.Tech Chemical Engineering - 1 post Salt: Integrated processes for marine chemical recovery. Biological Science (Algal/Plant Sciences): M.Sc. Biotechnology/Genetic Engineering/Botany/Plant Sciences - 6 posts Areas: Genetic engineering/biotechnology, Algal biology, Seaweed biostimulants. How to Apply: Download the application form from the CSIR-CSMCRI website. Fill in all details accurately. Submit the form along with self-attested copies of required documents at the time of the interview. Interview Schedule: 16th May, 2024: For M.Sc. Chemistry/B.E./B.Tech Chemical/Mechanical Engineering applicants. 17th May, 2024: For Biological Science (Algal/Plant Sciences) applicants. Reporting Time: 9:00 AM at CSIR-CSMCRI Bhavnagar. Venue: CSIR-CSMCRI, Bhavnagar, G.B. Marg, Bhavnagar, Gujarat PIN 364002. For detailed information and updates, visit the CSIR-CSMCRI website. [caption id="attachment_74549" align="aligncenter" width="1200"] CSMCRI Research Internship for Chemistry & Biotech Students[/caption] Note: No TA/DA will be provided. Candidates must adhere to the application process and interview schedule strictly. Canvassing or influence will lead to disqualification.

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ayngaranfoundation · 8 months ago

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Biography of Sasi Krishnasamy

Early Life and Career Transition

Sasi Krishnasamy was born and raised in India, a land where spirituality is deeply ingrained in the culture. However, his initial path led him to the IT industry, where he worked diligently for several years. But life took an unexpected turn when he faced a personal tragedy. This pivotal event forced him to reevaluate his priorities and seek solace and inner peace through spirituality and meditation.

Teachings and Principles

Sasi Krishnasamy’s teachings are rooted in the idea that true happiness and fulfillment come from within. He firmly believes that by developing self-awareness and mindfulness, individuals can overcome any challenge and lead more fulfilling lives. His focus on inner exploration resonates with seekers from diverse backgrounds.

Mindfulness and Self-Awareness

Sasi emphasizes the practice of mindfulness. He teaches that understanding our inner landscape and being present in the moment are essential for personal growth. By cultivating self-awareness, we can navigate life’s challenges with grace and clarity.

Meditation and Health

Sasi Krishnasamy encourages meditation as a powerful tool for well-being. Advances in technology, such as brain monitoring devices, have made meditation’s benefits measurable. It promotes good health, stress relief, and relaxation, gaining recognition from doctors and scientists alike.

Education for All

Recognizing education as the cornerstone of empowerment, Sasi founded the Ayngaran Foundation. This organization provides educational materials to underprivileged children, ensuring uninterrupted access to basic education. By empowering young minds, Sasi contributes to a brighter future.

Agricultural Innovation

India’s rural population heavily relies on agriculture for livelihood. Ayngaran collaborates with universities to bring innovations to this sector. By promoting agricultural development, Sasi Krishnasamy contributes not only to a healthier economy but also to a healthier society.

Child Poverty and Donations

Sasi’s philanthropic efforts extend to addressing child poverty. Ayngaran supports children from poor families and orphans, providing resources and care. Donations play a crucial role in uplifting these young lives.

Impact and Recognition

Sasi Krishnasamy’s impact on the spiritual community has been significant. His teachings have helped countless individuals find inner peace and happiness. He has been invited to speak at international events and conferences, gaining a reputation as a compassionate and insightful teacher.

In 2023, he received the prestigious “Best Spiritual Non-Profit Organization” award from Business Connect magazine, further solidifying his influence in the spiritual and social realm.

Bodhivinayak Statue

The Bodhivinayak Statue stands as a symbol of enlightenment and wisdom. It represents the fusion of spiritual awakening and inner strength. Sasi Krishnasamy’s teachings resonate with the essence of this statue, guiding seekers toward their own inner light.

Social Media Bios and Headlines

Twitter: Follow Sasi Krishnasamy @Sasikrishnasamy. This official account, run by Ayngaran volunteers, shares insights, quotes, and updates related to Sasi’s teachings and philanthropic work.

Medium: Explore Sasi Krishnasamy’s articles on Medium. His writings delve into mindfulness, self-awareness, and positive change.

ArtStation: View Sasi Krishnasamy’s digital art portfolio on ArtStation. His creative expressions capture the essence of spirituality and transformation.

Sasi Krishnasamy’s journey exemplifies how inner exploration can lead to profound impact. His teachings continue to touch hearts across the globe, bridging inner peace and social well-being. 🌟

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timtcollege · 9 months ago

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Introduction: Choosing TIMT for MCA, MBA, BBA, or BCA College in Haryana

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