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I officially completed my research project on the 4th of august,2019.
After 2 long months, my stay here at Bangalore has finally come to an end. This was my first ever longest haul away from my home back in Delhi.
This research internship had opened more career options for me and now I am ready to take my next step. Internship being apart, I had made friends from across every part of India and it is so much fun to learn and connect with their stories, culture, ideas, and languages like Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Malayalam, Hindi, Maithili and Marathi.
Freinds I made here
I am also glad that I embarked upon a journey where I made two solo trips. The first trip was done to Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh to witness my first ever live launch of a vehicle on the occasion of Chandrayan 2.0, lucky I was to get such an opportunity.
Myself with Sunita Williams
On my next journey, I explored the entire city of Mysore. I visited the island city of srirangapattnam ruled by Hyder Ali and his son Tipu Sultan followed by shrirangapatiinam fort. Next, I visited the Roman Catholic St, Philomena Church, Mysore Palace and then began my assent on the Chmaundeshwari hills to visit a shrine atop the hill, also visited the Krishnaraja Dam built on river Kaveri and my final stop was at Brindhavan garden built nearby the dam.
St. Philomena Roman Catholic Church.
The Mysore palace.
Yesterday I made my final report submission and received my certificate from the Indian Academy of Sciences and which marks the completion of my research at IISc and I am happy about it.
I am writing this blog from my lab and tomorrow I will head back to Delhi . Lets see if I make it back to Bangalore sometime later.
Signing of Nasa.v97 .
I officially completed my research project on the 4th of august,2019.
After 2 long months, my stay here at Bangalore has finally come to an end. This was my first ever longest haul away from my home back in Delhi.
This research internship had opened more career options for me and now I am ready to take my next step. Internship being apart, I had made friends from across every part of India and it is so much fun to learn and connect with their stories, culture, ideas, and languages like Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Malayalam, Hindi, Maithili and Marathi.
I am also glad that I embarked upon a journey where I made two solo trips. The first trip was done to Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh to witness my first ever live launch of a vehicle on the occasion of Chandrayan 2.0, lucky I was to get such an opportunity.
Pulicat Bird Sanctuary en route to Sriharikota
On my next journey, I explored the entire city of Mysore. I visited the island city of srirangapattnam ruled by Hyder Ali and his son Tipu Sultan followed by shrirangapatiinam fort. Next, I visited the Roman Catholic St, Philomena Church, Mysore Palace and then began my assent on the Chmaundeshwari hills to visit a shrine atop the hill, also visited the Krishnaraja Dam built on river Kaveri and my final stop was at Brindhavan garden built nearby the dam.
The summer palace is built from teak wood
Yesterday I made my final report submission and received my certificate from the Indian Academy of Sciences and which marks the completion of my research at IISc and I am happy about it.
I am writing this blog from my lab and tomorrow I will head back to Delhi . Lets see if I make it back to Bangalore sometime later.
Signing of Nasa.v97 .
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