Industry scientist, R&D leader, bird photographer, fencer-archer, Kathak dancer, traveller, Sagittarian.
Mumbai, India
Joined May 2011
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While shopping in Thimphu local market, I found the kids are incredibly cute and friendly. When I waved at them, a few kids, around 4 or 5 y old, even ran up and gave me a hug.
No hawking on the streets, so you can leisurely shop and stroll.
I've not seen a single bike rider on Bhutan roads. Seems everyone owns a car. Also, it's fascinating that weekends are strictly followed. I'm loving the slow life.
Around 300 stairs to view Great Buddha Dordenma followed by spectacular wilderness at Takin Preserve; the expanse of Thimphu is simply breathtaking in a literal sense.
No honking, driving & crossing roads that works on mutual understanding of people, no traffic lights, cleanest roadways, crisp air, blue skies and friendly locals- That's Bhutan 🇧🇹 Heaven on Earth!
I love reading about human brain. So much to unravel.
Scientists have mapped one of the most mysterious parts of the human brain in unprecedented detail
go.nature.com/4zIRwSb
This is what happens when science and government policy aligns. I'm not even surprised with the news.
China has selected its first group of young researchers to receive funding for up to 15 years, in one of the longest research grants on offer to scientists globally
go.nature.com/4z4Q3pw
