Many Indian universities involve impact factor (JIF) as the major criteria of preliminary selection, so if my paper gets into 9.0 JIF journal I am already out of the race according to the mentioned ad from a central university. Right way to judge science? UGC INDIA

Chris Cowdrey on Sir Vivian Richards in 1988 .

West Indies won the Test by 10 wickets !

#Swag

Happy Birthday Sir Vivian Richards

Found an old footage where Prof. Siddiqi 80th birthday was celebrated. Could spot some very senior scientists.

Obaid Siddiqi : 80th Birthday Celebration youtu.be/TA_wCHsoRwU?si… via YouTube

wow this is how it really happens😂 but in the mean time so stressful😬

Always enjoy hearing about one of many important discoveries made by our De Camilli Lab !

nature.com/articles/s4155…

What a pic! Two amazing Indian scientists in one frame!! Many congratulations to Mukund Thattai

He won't tweet once if elected :D

A very welcoming news
ndtv.com/india-news/ind… via NDTV

this cricket wc 2023 has seen amazing cricket, great atmosphere but playing outfield is terribly bad. You could see in most matches whenever a fielder dives takes a chunk of soil and grass, quite dangerous for players. BCCI

Really disgusted to read Churchill's mindset

Its really an amazing book, learned lot from it. William Dalrymple

thetimes.co.uk/article/games-…

I am a life-long supporter of the Palestinian search for freedom and statehood , but this morning am feeling only utter revulsion, horror and depression at the press descriptions of yet more innocents massacred. No one, least of all children, should ever have to endure violence…

Very happy to be part of the #EMBOcontactBiology in Fiuggi, Italy. Came across incredible science been done in the field and had an opportunity to present my data in the form of poster. Big thanks to the organizers for putting an amazing meeting. My first poster award ever!

Was never a history buff but after reading 'In Xanadu' piqued my interest in reading more. Very happy that I came across these books! Thank you William Dalrymple