Dibyendu Maji

It was an honour to be rolled in as the 'Student with the Best Poster' at the SPARC Workshop on Greener Pesticide Spray Management last month, hosted at  #JadavpurUniversity . The wide arena of beautiful, experienced minds across the globe springing the halls with their ideas at the  #SaltLakeCampus  was awe-inspiring. It was a blessing to be able to learn a bit or two from the legends whose academic books on Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences once shaped the me I am today. Dedicating this basal achievement to my parents and helpful professors, I hope this embarks the illumination I have always admired! As I line this prefactory in the windings of my career, a preliminary win before more to come, I just hope to keep up to it with the grace of good love and support! #FluidMechanics   #EngineeringWorkshop

In arguably the best World Cup season we've had so far all up until the finals, at least of all that I've witnessed, the ending was a classic disappointment. What's weirder is there isn't anyone in the team you can actually hold accountable for this dramatic defeat. Virat, Rohit, and Shami gave it their all and you couldn't have asked for more from them. So did Bumrah! What's even more appreciable is that this season, at least in those 10 wins, India really played like a team. The batsmen did their jobs nicely and the bowlers, all of them in the starting 11 had 10+ wickets.   Taking no respect away from the Aussies and Cummins' exceptional strategic approach, yesterday if someone or something had a bigger factor to add to the game than Travis Head, then it was the due factor, surely. We hoped the slow pitch which usually offers less bounce for the ball would come in handy in the second innings as well like it did in the fi...

ISROs Chandrayaan-3 has successfully landed on the moon. India has now created history by being the fourth nation to land on the moon after Russia, USA, and China, while India is the first country to do so on the south pole of the moon. Our honourable professor, Dr. Amitava Gupta of the Power Engineering department of Jadavpur University, was always linked with this project through several articles and media. JU was handed a number of research projects by ISRO under their RESPOND scheme and sir's scope aimed at Hardware-in-Loop simulation for autonomous landers which could be applicable for planetary explorations. A lunar lander simulator was considered in the form of a design of the actual systems. However, ISRO is yet to officially share a statement on this.  The great feat India has thus achieved will surely help research sectors and scientific study developments across the country, which as of recently were not directed wisely. This remarkable achievement shows Indi...