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NIAS Talk On : "Finance from the Global South: How women’s domestic labour is appropriated for financial value" , Tuesday, 26th August 2025, Conference Hall II NIAS, Speaker: Tanushree Kaushal (Geneva Graduate Institute, Switzerland)

NIAS Panel Discussion: “Dalit Journeys for Dignity: Religion, Freedom, and Caste” Thursday, 21st August 2025, Lecture Hall, NIAS Speakers: K. Satyanarayana (Professor, English and Foreign Language University) Ramnarayan S. Rawat (Associate Professor, University of Delaware)

NIAS Job opportunity: Please find the link to the PDF below to access the full document
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16YSU_01xhV3JTV6S8oiBgXuQsb_UpCtn/view

On 16 June 2025, NIAS hoisted the Fourth dialogue between Scientists and Sastrjna on "Matter, Mind and Consciousness"

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On 16 June 2025, NIAS hosted the "Fourth Dialogue between Scientists and Sastrjna on Matter, Mind & Consciousness"

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NIAS is hosting a public lecture by
Prof. Vegard Iversen on
“Selecting the 'Best'? Competing Dimensions of Politician Quality in Village Councils in West Bengal”
24 June 2025 | 4:00 PM
📍Lecture Hall, NIAS
Chairperson: Prof. Carol Upadhya

1. The eighth edition of Parallel Lives (a scholars-led initiative at NIAS) is out now!
2. A glimpse of the wall magazine
3. Photographic entries in this edition
4. An element from the poetry section
5. A moment from today's launch event!

Parallel Lives 6th Edition. April 2025
Slide 1: A set of photographs by Prof Sai Baba capturing the life lessons that nature teaches us
Slide 2: Artwork by Paul Joshi depicting the tones of Summer
Slide 3: Madan's artwork traces the evolving narrative of ceramic manufacturing through a chronological timeline.

Parallel Lives 6th Edition. April 2025
Slide 1: A set of photographs by Prof Sai Baba capturing the life lessons that nature teaches us.
Slide 2: Artwork by Paul Joshi depicting the tones of Summer.
Slide 3: Madan's artwork traces the evolving narrative of ceramic manufacturing through a chronological timeline.
Slide 4: Ashish and Dr Ramya organised a week long bird walk at NIAS. Their report showcases the wide variety of bird species found in the campus.
Slide 5: The poster features the exciting responses given by NIAS community as a part of a survey about superpowers conducted by the Parallel lives editorial team.
Slide 6: Parallel Lives has entered the multimedia mode! Scan the QR code and indulge into the song by Meera and Harshini.
Courtesy of the Parallel lives team.

IAS Bengaluru India

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Biju Dharmapalan
Adjunct Faculty, Natural Sciences and Engineering Programme

Is it possible to restore the lost vigour of our planet?
Pioneer, 04 June 2024

Is it possible to restore the lost vigour of our planet? We have caused considerable damage to all our terrestrial as well as all aquatic ecosystems but some initiatives have shown promising results Humans think about our planet only on two occasions: during celebrations of select days or when catastrophes happen. When everything is normal, we take our

CP Rajendran
Adjunct Professor, Natural Sciences and Engineering Programme

Review of the 2023 edition of the Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences
Current Science, 07 June 2024
https://www.currentscience.ac.in/Volumes/126/11/1393.pdf?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1bPgZSrOfxQKm3gdpFyc4nFt6i47JV2WuPhaedMBC6Z_2KacRewPmKNmo_aem_AV7KH2k_xnqOLkZQgHlv5U49P-yiZkvpBigQCyhbIyI1NBh31LeoKwow-2V4HKgdZV0D8oucAy-0XZKNWjRxyFrt

www.currentscience.ac.in

M Sai Baba
Visiting Professor, Natural Sciences and Engineering Programme

International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression
Scicom@NIAS, 06 June 2024

International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression - SciComm @ NIAS Every day, children living in wars across the globe are facing unspeakable horrors. They are not safe sleeping in their homes, playing outside, learning in school, or seeking medical care at hospitals.