ISG main objectives are
1. To create a Networking Platform among the Surfactant Players in Indian markets.
2.To take up issues related to Surfactant industry.
India's real transformation isn't happening in corporate boardrooms but in the daily choices of ordinary Indians who refuse to give up. This film is inspired by one such true story. Narrated by Aamir Khan, who was moved enough to lend his voice. The first of many. Watch it. @Bajaj_Finserv
@IndiaDST We must celebrate a fellow Indian getting such Award! This will help us in popularizing & attracting best talents into Science & Technology. @IITKanpur
Meet Jainendra K. Jain!
(One of the most inspiring physicists from India)
A quantum physicist in the field of condensed matter theory who won Wolf Prize in Physics (2025)
> Born & brought up in Rajasthan
> Completed schooling from government school in a rural village
> He did his Bachelor’s in Physics from Maharaja College, Jaipur
> And Master’s from IIT Kanpur
> Pursued PhD from Stony Brook University, USA under Philip B. Allen and Steven Kivelson
> Then he worked as a postdoctoral researcher at University of Maryland (1986–1988) and at Yale University (1988–1989)
> After that He returned to Stony Brook University as a faculty member in 1989
> In 1998, he moved to Pennsylvania State University as the first Erwin W. Mueller Professor of Physics
Despite coming from a rural village in Rajasthan and facing a severe childhood accident and lifelong disability, he continued his education and became one of the top quantum physicists- His journey is truly an example of resilience and determination.
> His most important contribution is the introduction of particles he named “composite fermions”
> Which form the basis for understanding the Nobel Prize-winning phenomenon of the fractional quantum Hall effect
> He has authored 250+ scientific papers and the book Composite Fermions
> His work fundamentally changed how physicists understand electrons in extreme conditions
For his contributions to physics, he has received many recognitions, including: Oliver E. Buckley Prize (2002) and Wolf Prize in Physics (2025)
He is also Elected to the US National Academy of Sciences (2021) and is Foreign Fellow of INSA (2024/25)
Currently, he is in India and is set to head the Lodha Theoretical Physics Institute, envisioned as a space for cutting-edge research in fundamental physics
From a small village in Rajasthan to the forefront of global physics, Dr. Jain’s journey continues to inspire generations to pursue science against all odds.
@Microinteracti1@iiscbangalore Unfortunately we Indians are poor in marketing ourselves. Sir J. C. Bose discovered Radio before Marconi! Unfortunately he was not get recognition !
@EconomicTimes Welcome this focus on GVC to increase export. Request @DGTR_GOI to please consider this aspect before imposing any Tariff action Safeguard, ADD, CVD etc.