90 Days by Anirudhya Mitra: Story of the Hunt for Rajiv Gandhi’s Assassins

On 05 Nov 202208 Oct 2023 By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Literary Arts & Visual Arts13 Comments

The author, based in Baghdad in 2022, receives a signed copy of Anirudhya Mitra's book "90 Days: The True Story of the Hunt for Rajiv Gandhi’s Assassins" from his friend, Aranjit. The account, detailing the complex hunt for the assassins of Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, was called fascinating, and detailed. Mitra's journalistic background and filmmaking experience contributed to the authentic representation of the events. The book is confirmed as a basis for a series by Applause Entertainment, and it is highly recommended for interest in real events, journalism, national affairs, and crime stories.

All-time views cross half a million

On 16 Mar 202213 Jul 2023 By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Moments & Memories13 Comments

All-time views of our blog Indrosphere cross half a million today. It has been a long journey that began more than a decade ago. We learned through this journey and got enriched by the comments and views besides being encouraged by the likes. Thanks to all the followers and readers.

Thank You Coronavirus Helpers

On 06 Apr 202010 Oct 2023 By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Healthcare & Welfare4 Comments

Google updated its logo to recognize and honor public health workers and researchers across the globe combating the COVID-19 pandemic. The change is part of a series to acknowledge front-line workers. Globally, people are expressing gratitude and support for healthcare workers, and other essential personnel keeping society functional, through social media and collective public applauding tributes.

Swapna Barman: Brave Daughter of India

On 30 Aug 201831 Jul 2023 By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Moments & Memories12 Comments

Swapna Barman on Wednesday created history as became the first Indian to win a gold in the heptathlon at Asian Games in Jakarta. The 21-YO Swapna became the first Indian to win the women’s all-round event at the Asian Games, a feat that traditionally would mark her the best woman athlete of the tournament.

Chandrasekhar: He knew how the stars will die

On 19 Oct 201731 Jul 2023 By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Rare & Offbeat11 Comments

Chandrasekhar became famous for his discoveries about the evolution of the stars. His work was vast, and he began early, developing his theory of stars’ evolution before he had even turned 20. Google is changing its logo globally to a doodle of him and the Chandrasekhar Limit. That refers to his calculation that once a star reaches 1.44 times the size of our own sun, it doesn’t form a white dwarf as expected but collapses, eventually becoming a black hole.

A Tribute to a Great Teacher

On 01 May 201707 Oct 2023 By Indrajit Roy ChoudhuryIn Moments & Memories12 Comments

Shri Rabindranath Mitra, a beloved and award-winning English teacher at Raisina Bengali High School in New Delhi, was remembered on the occasion of his birth centenary. Recognized for his innovative pedagogical methods and deep understanding of the English language, Mitra profoundly impacted his students. Despite adversity and hardship in his own life, he remained dedicated to teaching while emphasizing humility, inclusion, and critical thinking.