Debjyoti Roy

PhD Research Scholar at NIT Rourkela || Post Graduate in Atmospheric Sciences from NIT Rourkela || Graduate in Physics

[Debjyoti Roy @roy_debjyoti99]

Glimpse of our recent study
https://t.co/ZAWQL4GHpH

The video has been using SARAL AI supported by @ANRFIndia

[NIT Rourkela 🇮🇳 @nitrourkela]

#RathYatra celebrations at NIT Rourkela 🏵️🌼🏵️

#ChariotOfFaith #RathYatra2025

[Debjyoti Roy @roy_debjyoti99]

My sincere gratitude to this man for being one of the flag bearers of the Indian space revolution.
@isro

[ISRO Spaceflight @ISROSpaceflight]

🚨 Dr. S Somanath's tenure as Chairman ISRO has come to an end, and Dr. V Narayanan has been appointed as the new chairman of ISRO, with effect from Jan 14, 2025. 💐

Taking over from Dr. K Sivan in Jan 2022, Dr. Somanath's tenure began during one of the most crucial junctures of the Indian space program. 🇮🇳

Under his chairmanship we saw ISRO become the first agency to successfully soft-land near the South Pole of the Moon, the debut of ISRO's newest launch vehicle - SSLV, launch of space science and technology demonstration missions such as Aditya-L1, TV-D1, XPoSat, and SpaDeX, subsystem level testing of their upcoming SCE-200 engine, and last but the not the least, the commencement of the Gaganyaan-G1 launch campaign!

We also saw several future missions of ISRO such as Chandrayaan-4, Venus Orbiter Mission, and the Bharatiya Antariksh Station receive approval from the government.

During the Chandrayaan-3 mission, Dr. Somanath experienced some health problems and was subsequently diagnosed with cancer in September 2023. Following the launch of the Aditya-L1 mission, he underwent surgery & chemotherapy and after only 4 days, he was discharged from the hospital and immediately returned to ISRO to resume his work, showing unwavering commitment to his duties at ISRO and the nation. (He is now cancer-free)

He also brought a significant boost in ISRO's outreach activities compared to previous administrations.

Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end, and so is Dr. Somanath's tenure as ISRO Chairman.

We sincerely thank Dr. Somanath for all his contributions towards the advancement of India's space program starting from all the way back when he joined VSSC as a mechanical engineer, to his work in the LVM3 project, and finally as ISRO Chairman. 🙏

We wish you all the best for the next phase of your life and hope you have a healthy and fulfilling journey ahead. ❤️🚀

[Indian Space Post @indianspacepost]

How important is SPAce Docking EXperiment (SPADEX) programme?

1. ISRO gains access to Rendezvous & Docking technology
2. In Satellite Refuelling
3. Rendezvous & Capture (Space debris / Inactive satellite)
4. In Moon sample return (Chandrayaan-4)
5. In assembly of Bharatiya Antariksha Station

[ISRO @isro]

Slow-motion liftoff and onboard views! 🚀✨

SpaDeX’s historic mission onboard PSLV-C60 delivers breathtaking visuals, showcasing India’s strides in space exploration. 🌌🛰️

📖 More info: https://t.co/jQEnGi3W2d

#SpaDeX #ISRO 🚀
📍 @DrJitendraSingh

[NIT Rourkela 🇮🇳 @nitrourkela]

The Indian Meteorological Society (IMS) organized annual symposium TROPMET 2024 hosted by IMS Rourkela chapter and NIT Rourkela from 10-12 December 2024. The inaugural function of the was held at BBA on December 10, 2024, and was joined by Dr. M. Ravichandran, Secretary of the Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), GoI as Chief Guest and Dr. Mrutyunjay Mohapatra (Director General of Meteorology, India Meteorological Department, Government of India) as Guest of Honor in the presence of Prof. K. Umamaheshwar Rao (Director, NIT Rourkela), Guest of Honor. President IMS Shri Anand Kumar Sharma and Secretary IMS Dr SI Laskar along with Prof. Sk Md Equeenuddin (Chairman, TROPMET 2024) and Prof. Naresh Krishna Vissa (Convenor, TROPMET 2024) were the dignitaries on the stage.

TROPMET 2024 hosted nearly 400 participants, delegates and award winners at NIT Rourkela. The Local Organizing committee also include Prof. Bhishma Tyagi (Secretary, TROPMET 2024) and Prof. Nagaraju Chilukoti (Co-Convenor, TROPMET 2024) from the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, NIT Rourkela. IMS is a premier scientific society of scientists and researchers working in atmospheric and oceanic sciences.

@EduMinOfIndia @moesgoi @Indiametdept @PIB_Edu @iitmpune @ncmrwfmoes @TataCompanies @ESSO_INCOIS
@ESSO_NCESS @ncaor_goa @JSPLCorporate @netwebtech @CScientifi13334 @GCRS4SDGs @shivacement

[Debjyoti Roy @roy_debjyoti99]

@elonmuskADO Yes..Please do😂

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 Only those passengers who have confirmed tickets should travel in sleeper and AC classes of trains. If you travel with a waiting ticket, you will have to get down at the next station with a penalty.

Indian Railways says strict checking will be done.

[Debjyoti Roy @roy_debjyoti99]

@nitrourkela @adi_sen99 Congratulations @adi_sen99 and @VissaDr Sir

[Debjyoti Roy @roy_debjyoti99]

Proud Moment for Department Earth and Atmospheric Sciences @nitrourkela

[NCMRWF @ncmrwfmoes]

NCMRWF and the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, NIT Rourkela enter into MOU for academic and research collaboration. Head NCMRWF and Director of NIT Rourkela signed the MOU at NCMRWF Noida on 31st Jul 2023.

[PhD Voice - Independently Run @PhDVoice]

Anonymous question

“Is it possible to do a SECOND PhD? Had anyone ever done it ?”

#PhDVoice @PostdocVoice

[Subimal Ghosh @subimal_ghosh]

Is there a need to change the PMRF selection procedure? IMHO, it should not be done at the beginning just based on proposal, but after 2 years, based on the initial progress and potential of the student as a researcher. The extra PMRF fund can be given for the rest of the PhD.

[MoES GoI @moesgoi]

#EarthDay is a celebration held every year on April 22 to show support for environmental protection. Let us remind ourselves that now, more than ever, we require a change to a more sustainable economy that benefits both people & the environment.
#MyPledgeMyEarth
@DrJitendraSingh