Showing posts with label Science Education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Science Education. Show all posts
01 December 2012
On HIV/AIDS awarenss for Dec 1 - World AIDS day
Here is a short article I wrote on HIV Awareness and the present situation with respect to finding etc on HIV/AIDSMarching towards zero AIDS and zero Stigma
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Published Articles,
science,
Science Education,
The Hindu
26 November 2012
Thulir Magazine completes twenty-five years
Thulir a children's science magazine that runs completely on volunteer efforts completes twenty five years of circulation... my report on the celebrations
Click here to read the article
Click here to read the article
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Published Articles,
science,
Science Education,
The Hindu,
Thulir
08 November 2012
Not just for the scientists - Citizen Science in India
This is a link to my article on Citizen Science in India ...
Citizen Science Initiative
Please add your constructive comments below...
Citizen Science Initiative
Please add your constructive comments below...
04 June 2012
Transit of Venus Part 2
Here is an article I wrote about the Transit of Venus in The Hindu In School
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-in-school/article3487861.ece
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-in-school/article3487861.ece
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astronomy,
science,
Science Education,
The Hindu,
venus transit
02 August 2009
Solar Eclipse July 2009 - The Day The Sun Played Truant and the sky, Spoil-Sport
Event: Total Solar Eclipse in some parts of India - July 2009
We flocked to the beaches to watch the partial eclipse and to see how people responded to it. There were crowds on every beach and many of them were very eager to show that they did not believe in false fears related to eclipses that seem to pass down generations. It was remarkable that some pregnant women turned up at thsi even to show the world that they did not believe that watching the eclipse (with adequate protection for the eyes, of course) would not harm their foetuses.
The actual photos of the eclipse being viewed are not here. These are before the clouds cleared away.
TIRUVANMIYUR BEACH - A CLOUDY START - WOULD THE SKY PLAY SPOILSPORT?
THE CLOUDS STAGE A PRE-ECLIPSE!!!!
We flocked to the beaches to watch the partial eclipse and to see how people responded to it. There were crowds on every beach and many of them were very eager to show that they did not believe in false fears related to eclipses that seem to pass down generations. It was remarkable that some pregnant women turned up at thsi even to show the world that they did not believe that watching the eclipse (with adequate protection for the eyes, of course) would not harm their foetuses.
The actual photos of the eclipse being viewed are not here. These are before the clouds cleared away.
TIRUVANMIYUR BEACH - A CLOUDY START - WOULD THE SKY PLAY SPOILSPORT?
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