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Sound Installations in Gardens Across India

In this article author describes the 24 sound installations and how they work, organised into four distinct sections. Many of these exhibits are present in multiple science parks and gardens at the locations mentioned above.

Jayanta Sthanapati
The Self-Learning Revolution in India From MOOCs to Smart MOOCs

In the 21st century, the learners who succeed will be those who know how to teach themselves. And Smart MOOCs will be their biggest ally. The self-learning revolution is here. India must not only embrace it — but lead it.

AK Bakhshi and Vimal Rarh
Promoting Creative Thinking in Children

Creativity-based tasks promote the divergent thinking of children, which leads to providing multiple novel and unique solutions to problems from different lenses.

Kumar Gandharv Mishra and Tarun Kumar Tyagi
A Flame Full of Science

“There is no more open door by which you can enter into the study of natural philosophy than by considering the physical phenomena of a candle” – Michael Faraday.

Meghna Choudhary
Plasma: Not just a Fourth State of Matter

In this article, we will be studying and investigating some aspects of Plasma, which is the most abundantly present (99 %) in the visible universe.

Surbhi Dahiya
Anyons: new quasiparticles with “memory” that hold the promise for the development of quantum computers

The unique property of fractional charge possessed by anyons and their braiding behaviour endowing them with “memory”, enable several cutting-edge applications of anyons.

PK Mukherjee
The Impact of Urban Illumination on Health and the Natural Environment

Exposure to natural light is essential for the survival of all life on the planet. But exposure to too much artificial light, especially in the evening, is not just impacting our health and well-being, but also the natural surroundings.

Smriti Mahajan
Stroke: A Curse or a Catalyst for Learning

Stroke may begin as a tragedy — a sudden loss of movement, speech, or memory — but it also opens an unexpected window into the brain’s astonishing ability to adapt.

Raktim Roy
An Unusual Delivery

As the family leaves, Mamta felt an unusual relief from the weeks’ uneasiness. She reflected and thought that the child delivery was not unusual, but the courage with which a mother faces it and dissuades social anathemata is UNUSUAL.

Monalisa Paul
Beyond the Heart: The Chemical Cocktail of Love

Most relationships, if not all, have their ups and downs, but what if it turns entirely loveless?

Riddhi Datta