Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

Research Consultancy for Radiation Shielding: https://t.co/qdFD0wpz4P

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

@IRCTCofficial Sent the DM. Thanks.

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

#irctc #Refund
📢 @IRCTCofficial @RailMinIndia
Despite multiple reminders, my refund for the cancelled ticket refund is still pending.
✅ One refund of ₹370 received on 24-07-2025
Refund of (Cancellation/Refund ID: 100001217349392) is pending.
PNRs: 2438952859, 2338952709
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[YourStory @YourStoryCo]

An international team — with India’s own Dr. Yogeshwar Nath Mishra — has developed CUP2AI, the world’s first and fastest microscope that maps molecular sizes in just one shot. Capturing up to 125 billion frames per second, it works in real-time, non-invasively, and even in air, liquid, or gas — no vacuum or staining needed!

From revolutionizing drug discovery to tracking climate-impacting soot, this breakthrough could transform science as we know it.

#ScienceBreakthrough #MicroscopeRevolution #InnovationInIndia #FutureOfResearch #TechNews #IITJodhpur #CUP2AI #MolecularImaging #DeepTech

[Radhika Gupta @iRadhikaGupta]

Choices, Hard Work and Happiness

I debated whether to write this post, because the risk of being misquoted on this issue in this clickbait world is high. But I am trying to share what is a nuanced point of view on the issue of work-life balance.

1. Hard work is important and I was taught and believe that it is the only way to rise. In the competitive workplace, I also believe the person who works harder will rise faster. Great careers, achievements, and companies are the results of a lot of hard work.

2. Hard work is a choice. Ambition is a choice. And choices have consequences. Not everybody has to aspire to be a CEO or founder with a mega exit. I know many people who have chosen the path of a less demanding career within their field because time off from work matters to them. No judgments.

3. Now let's talk hours. I worked 100 hours a week for four consecutive months on my 1st project during my 1st job.18 hours a day, with one day off (and not Sunday—I got Monday off because I had to be at a client site on Sunday).

What was it like? 90% of the time, I was miserable. I went to office bathrooms and cried, ate chocolate cake from room service at 2 a.m., and was hospitalized twice. Most importantly, I may have been at work for 100 hours, but I was not productive in those. The same story is true for many of my graduating classmates who joined similar roles in banking, consulting, etc.

Hard work is not equal to hours worked. Many of those hours in entry-level careers were pure facetime. Heck, I know a friend who created a screensaver with an Excel model to convince their boss they were in the office! No wonder many of us didn't last in those roles very long. Hard work needs to be sustainable for us to be able to do it for a long period of time, which is when compounding kicks in.

4. Hours is not equal to productivity. Many developed nations work 8–4 but ensure those hours are productive. Come in on time, bring your best to work, have only necessary meetings, and use technology to be effective. Recently, I was telling my investment team, “Let’s find a way to use AI to make research more efficient—our talent cannot spend hours on grunt work.”

5. Family and mental health cannot be absent from this. Otherwise, we will build a world of anxiety and breakdowns, early heart attacks, unhappy marriages, and absentee parenting. I could work those hours I did as a young, single girl because I had no responsibilities. Today, between my career, managing my home, caring for parents, and giving time to my husband and son, I am consumed. And this is despite privilege: a hands-on husband, support staff, parents who chip in, and lots of resources. I commute 1.5 hours a day, but many commute 3–4 hours in our cities. They have homes to run, chores to do, dabbas to pack, kids to drop to school and more.

6. As organizations, we have to think about the culture we create. Of course, founders/CEOs work harder—they have economic incentives to do so. But I have found in our own org that when you create a culture where people find purpose in what they do, they will go above and beyond for you, even in difficult personal circumstances. Forcing anything is hard, let alone enforcing a certain number of hours. Inspiring people to give their best is easier.

7. All of us have to contribute to making India a developed nation. But as we do so, we should also strive to be a happy nation—enjoying the fruits of that development: the joy of building, of giving our families better lives, and of experiencing what the previous generation may not have had. Happiness, inclusive growth, and development go hand in hand.

Finally, I meet many young people, especially women, who are questioning whether they should have a family because of the fear that family and career cannot coexist. This debate scares them even more. Having a happy relationship with work and life is possible while contributing to the dream of Viksit Bharat. Let’s tell our kids that.

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Physics made interesting ✍️

[Department of Biotechnology @DBTIndia]

📢 We call upon the would-be leaders and decision makers of the country to come up with ideas on how #biotechnology can improve the #economy, clean the environment, and create more #employment. Select any of these three areas for coming up with a novel #idea. @DrJitendraSingh

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

Under the leadership of PM, #BioE3 is poised to establish India as a global biomanufacturing hub, advancing towards our bioeconomy goals. We anticipate job creation, a surge in entrepreneurship, and sustainable innovation!
It build a prosperous Bio-Vision for Bharat!

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

#SBIN NEFT transaction was made on 01-03-2024 with an error in the beneficiary bank account number. An extra 0 was typed in the account number (6183000EV--** instead of 618300EV--**). Although it should be returned automatically, it has not been received yet. Please resolve it.

[Punjabi University, Patiala @PbiUniPatiala]

ਸ੍ਰੀ ਗੁਰੂ ਨਾਨਕ ਸਾਹਿਬ ਜੀ ਦੇ ਪ੍ਰਕਾਸ਼ ਦਿਹਾੜੇ ਦੇ ਸੰਬੰਧ ਵਿੱਚ ਯੂਨੀਵਰਸਿਟੀ ਕੈਂਪਸ ਵਿਖੇ ਅੱਜ ਸਜਾਏ ਗਏ ਨਗਰ ਕੀਰਤਨ ਦੇ ਦ੍ਰਿਸ਼: #punjabiuniversity #gurunanakdevji #NagarKirtan @arvind_iiserm @daljitami

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

@IndiGo6E Please resolve the issue.

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

@IndiGo6E

I missed flight due to non cooperation of your staff at Bengaluru airport.
I reached the airport 1Hr before the flight's actual departure but my bag was not checked in by the staff. So, Kindly refund the ticket money or issue me a free ticket.
PNR: G1JWXX

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

@IndiGo6E I informed you that they sent less money. Now verify and take action as you are the authority.

How they sent only 205 from 767?

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

@IndiGo6E Dear Sir/Madam
Please note that the refund amount received on 07/11/2023. But I received only Rs.205 but as mentioned by you in the tweet that Rs 767 will be refunded. Please check the discrepancy and rectify it.

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

@IndiGo6E You are requested to the booking agency for my refund.
Please share the reference no for the refund processed from your side.
I didn't get the refund. After a long communications with you the problem is the same.

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

@IndiGo6E 45 days have passed but my refund has not been received yet.
You are requested to the needful so that I will receive my refund in the next 3 working days.

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

Haven’t received 767. I have booked the ticket from my PayTm 9478589676@paytm.

Please do the needful and close the issue ASAP .

Thanks

[IndiGo @IndiGo6E]

@ksmann6268 Sir, please note that a No-show refund of INR 767 has already been processed from our end to the original mode of payment. We request you to kindly connect with your travel agent to claim the same. ~Nisha

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

@lndiGo6E [phone]

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

@IndiGo6E #oneindia #Paytm
Regarding refund related to INDIGO flight ticket cancelled bearing booking I'd 22025655335.
I DIDN'T RECEIVED MY REFUND.

[IndiGo @IndiGo6E]

@ksmann6268 Sir, we'd request you to contact the travel agency i.e. One 97 Communications Limited / Paytm to claim the refund amount. ~Linda

[Dr. Kulwinder Singh Mann @ksmann6268]

@IndiGo6E I'm tweeting again as in spite of many tweets you didn't refund the money.