Outreach & Science Communication
I enjoy sharing astronomy and cosmology with students and the general public through public lectures, science communication, and outreach activities.
Public Lectures & Videos
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Cosmology Using CMB Radiation
Kerala Theoretical Physics Initiative (KTPI)
Public Lecture 2024 · Online
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Cosmology with the Cosmic Microwave Background
St. Xavier's College, Vaikom, Kerala, India
Public Lecture 2026 (in Malayalam) · Online
Astronomy on Tap
Radio Interview
Conversations on Cosmology
Radio Manasa (89.6 MHz) & COSMOS Mysuru · 2023
In this podcast, I joined my PhD supervisor, Prof. Pravabati Chingangbam, for a conversation hosted by COSMOS Mysuru and Radio Manasa. We discussed a wide range of topics, including how we study and understand the Universe, our research experiences and academic journeys, and advice for students interested in pursuing careers in science.
Listen on Spotify ↗Science Communication
DOOT Astronomy e-Magazine
I co-founded DOOT, an astronomy e-magazine initiated at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics during the COVID-19 pandemic.
As a senior editor, I helped coordinate articles, interviews, and other contributions to make astronomy accessible to a wider audience.
DOOT continues to be one of India's leading student-led astronomy magazines, with 11 issues published over six years.
Explore DOOT Magazine ↗Other Outreach Activities
Science Festivals & Public Astronomy Events
Regular participation in the Texas A&M Physics Festival, National Science Day celebrations at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, and special astronomy outreach events, including solar eclipse observations and Zero Shadow Day.
School & College Outreach
Lectures and interactive sessions for school and college students on astronomy, cosmology, and fundamental physics, including talks at Markaz Garden, Caliph Life School, and PSMO College in Kerala.
Workshops & Educational Activities
Hands-on cosmology sessions at COSMOS-IIA, University of Mysore (2023), and a three-day lecture series on Big Bang cosmology (2020), along with other educational activities introducing students to modern astronomy.