Science Saturdays | S02E03 | Sir J. C. Bose (English)

0:00 Introduction
1:33 Section 01- A study in vernacular
2:57 Section 02- Humble beginnings
4:24 Section 03- The father of Radio waves
6:04 Section 04- A love letter to nature
9:39 Section 05- A word of the wise

Welcome to the second season of Science Saturdays, a podcast series that dives into the lives of some scientists who changed the world!

You know of the success stories of these scientists. But the times when they struggled and the tales of them overcoming the hurdles are the highlights of our podcast. This podcast series is like a window to the past, and an opportunity to submerge ourselves in the shoes of famous scientists who achieved the impossible.

Our audiobook stories are available in multiple regional languages. Check it out in your preferred language and share it with your friends and family!

The third episode throws light on the life and works of Sir J. C. Bose, a biologist, physicist, botanist, and early writer of science fiction. He pioneered the investigation of radio and microwave optics, made significant contributions to plant science, and was a major force behind the expansion of experimental science on the Indian subcontinent. A crater on the moon has been named in his honor!

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Creators: Ganesh Dharmadhikari, Raghav Chaturvedi, Vaibhav Kulshrestha, and Soumyajit Sanyal.

Script:

English - Soumyajit Sanyal, Raghav Chaturvedi
Hindi - Raghav Chaturvedi, Ganesh Dharmadhikari

Narrators:

English- Soumyajit Sanyal
Hindi- Abha Chaturvedij

Playlists:

Citations:

1. 'Kimayagar' - Achyut Godbole, Dipa Deshmukh; Manovikas Publications
2. Great Physicists - William H Cooper, Oxford Uni. Press
3. They called me mad - John Monahan, The Penguin Group
4. The Discoverers - Daniel J. Boorstin, Vintage books New York
5. A terrible beauty - Peter Watson, Phoenix Press

[Utkalpdc]

Kindly comment down below with your opinions, reviews, and comments. Please do share this with your friends and family, and do not forget to subscribe to the channel to support the creators!

[harshavardhankulkarni]

We had one chapter on JC BOSE and his love for plants in our Maharashtra state board's English book. Thanks for informing me with more details about his life! This episode was not only informative (as always) but also, somewhat nostalgic for me. Thanks guys!

[KulshresthaVaibhav]

Thank you, UDC, for spreading awareness about this genius 🙏

[Mary-iryl]

I got goosebumps after listening to this! I loved the episode! Thanks, UDC!

[DJanahut]

Good Job team! Let's take the bar higher and higher day by day!

[varshusactivity]

I rarely know about scientists.Thanks UDC for this science saturday series...Well done.

[sakshijain]

Thank you for so beautiful throwing light on his versatility. Also this narration is very captivating 🙌

[arunkumarmaurya]

It's very beautifully narrated with many important aspects about Sir J. C. Bose. Thanks to @UtkalpDigitalClasses for your ongoing lovely work. Keep it up. 😍👍

[studyu]

Amazing story! Amazing Narration. Soumyajit SIr is back!! I shared this with my friends and they all loved it! Make more of these. Already subscribed to this channel!!Great video, Great storyline. Well done! Very captivating. WIll also listen to the story next

[wwewwe]

Narration 💯
Story 💯
What a video!! Soo captivating till the end. Enjoyed every second of it. Also, the story by jc bose? Wow. Idk where you found it, but it is awesome!!!

[wecanproductions]

very good narration and script. Who wrote this?