Have you heard of the Indosphere? Or the Sanskrit Cosmopolis?
I just finished reading 'The Golden Road' by William Dalrymple - a vivid account of how ancient India shaped the wider world.
It’s rare to find a book that reads like a novel but is written like an academic paper.
Here are four books by four academic historians who write legibly for an audience beyond academia. Most of them have been doing this for decades, and at least one of them also writes in an Indian language other than English.
Read these books if you haven’t already!
@tyagi__pallav, a 2nd year Master's student from the department, undertook an internship in Council for Social Development Hyderabad for a period of 1 month between June and July.
We wish him the best for his future endeavours!
@CommunitasPolSc@HydUniv@School_SocialSc
This Nature article shows that most Nobel Prize winners are part of one big, incestuous academic network.
Out of 736 Nobel Prize winners in science and economics, 702 are "part of the same academic family."
Only 32 researchers out of this network have won the Nobel Prize.
This cartoon by a cartoonist Jen Sorensen, appropriately visualises what is now being called 'Model Autophagy Disorder' in the realm of Al development.
It is time to reflect on the need of better machine learning algorithms and a more cautious data mining from the internet.
@PaulineCarry@PrincetonEcon@econ_ra While registering for the infosession, it says that the webinar is for 'authorised registrants only'. What does that mean ?
Any additional process that I should do before ?