Why We Need To Thank Homi Bhabha for India’s Role In The Discovery of Gravitational Waves

The three stages of black hole collision as observed in supercomputer simulation of Einstein Equations. C V Vishveshwara from the Raman Research Institute, along with S. Chandrasekhar (Nobel Prize, 1983) did the historic work in understanding of the “ringdown” stage after collision of black holes (Simulation and Image Credit: K. Jani, M. Clark, M. Kinsey,… Continue reading Why We Need To Thank Homi Bhabha for India’s Role In The Discovery of Gravitational Waves

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Jim Sarbh: The Parsi who plays a stellar role in Bollywood Blockbuster Neerja

Theatre actor Jim Sarbh marks his debut on the silver screen with Ram Madhvani’s biopic on airhostess Neerja Bhanot. Ankita Maneck | Scroll Named as one of Forbes magazine’s 30 under 30 people to watch in 2015, Jim Sarbh is going places. The theatre actor makes his debut in the movies in Neerja. Ram Madhvani’s… Continue reading Jim Sarbh: The Parsi who plays a stellar role in Bollywood Blockbuster Neerja

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Karachi bike repairman inspired Mavalvala

Now working at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory(LIGO) in the United States, Dr Nergis Mavalvala still thanks a bicycle repairman in Karachi for her hands-on skills. by Yusra Salim, Tribune “One of my formative experiences in Karachi happened when, as a 10-year-old, I would take my bicycle to the bike repair shop right outside our… Continue reading Karachi bike repairman inspired Mavalvala

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We’re Zoroastrians first

Often, during first-time meetings with non-Zoroastrians, when I identify myself as a ‘Zoroastrian’, I get a puzzled look in response. When I say ‘Parsi’, they ease up and smile and promptly quote a list of friends expecting me to know them or be somehow related to them. The impression everyone is under is that ‘everyone… Continue reading We’re Zoroastrians first

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