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@ThePrint I have not seen the full video yet. I will definitely see. What I'm amazed at , is that finally a news media in India is realising that doesn't matter , how much viewership , you get, it should have a well educated representative to showcase the absolute current researches and studies to it's audience. After all, the next generation of India shouldn't grow seeing news on shitty politics and useless politicians (across all political parties) and trashy moviestars and their sickening dull movies. They should grow up seeing well researched topics on science, arts, literature, technology. Which brings me to the question, is there similar endeavour being done on arts, literature? How about making a series , similar to BBC Click? @ThePrint
So basically mystery was solved by "Ridge jumps". It is a very nice explanation and I'm proud to say that two of my professor are involved in this research. And I myself have worked in NIO, Goa as an intern.
Good journalism at its best. From providing non partisan views on issues to leaving us the viewers to calibrate our own opinion about the same issues. Providing us with such variegated topics to ponder upon and drive conclusions, this is what every dutiful and responsible citizen of India should seek from Journalism.
Amazing ! What a wonderful presentation. I'm no geologist or earth scientist, but the manner in which it was simplified and presented was amazing. I have subscribed and have shared with many like minded friends. Finally, I could find something sensible on TH-cam. Wonderful job. I'm looking forward to listening to Ms.SR !
🙏🙂🙂🙂I belongs to near bay of Bengal it's always being interested for me to know about these all regions ...like the Himalaya,the mangroves, Tista flow its stunning view..The Begal Tiger 😍
India does have some quality journalism left inside it The Bad: Print is not as a TV channel The Good: Advertisement is not the source of revenue model (I guess) Suggestion: Please don't take political biases in future once it gains more momentum Edit: Great explanation Sandhya, you're damn awesome
@The Print @SG I have not seen the full video yet. I will definitely see. What I'm amazed at , is that finally a news media in India is realising that doesn't matter , how much viewership , you get, it should have a well educated representative to showcase the absolute current researches and studies to it's audience. After all, the next generation of India shouldn't grow up seeing news on shitty politics and useless politicians (across all political parties) and trashy moviestars and their sickening dull movies. They should grow up seeing well researched topics on science, arts, literature, technology. Which brings me to the question, is there similar endeavour being done on arts, literature? How about making series similar to BBC Click?
H Hi Neal! Thank you for appreciating our content. We understand that we are catering to a smart, well-read audience and our endeavour is to provide holistic news. We have lots of content on our website ThePrint.in on the arts. Do check out the Features section especially & give us your feedback!
@@ThePrintIndia hi print @purescience, I was wondering whether you can cover the recent discovery of potential superconductivity at room temperature, high presssure by Ranga Diaz et al? Thank you.
Dear Sandhya, can you pls do an episode on global warming and climate change...just wanted to know if we still have time to fix this or its too late now?...and as always great content..
I studied science and retain a very strong interest in its progress over the decades. This presentation is befitting of a scientist, not a journalist. The role of a science writer is to simplify for the understanding of ordinary masses without losing the core character of what is being said. Finally it left the one question unanswered; so what? Why should anyone know ?
The content that your providing is very upto date and would only reach school classrooms only in the distant future...But, now your able to stimulate thought & academic adventure in young minds all over the m world today itself... Thank you very much‼️
Wow... I understood only 10% of this whole session.. I remember studying of Gondwanaland, Eurasian plate Laurasian plate and Tethis sea in school geography lecture. Now is time to revise or maybe relearn . 🙄
For a moment it made me felt like I'm back to my classes again. Besides, crust passing through plume, activating volcanic activity and shifting spreading region in north and north western region, this conclusion is best supported with radiological study of igneous rocks. If plume did cause a spreading region (which it did cause bay of Bengal) it should also be present in igneous rock signatures.
It will help me in my research. Very informative topic I can't believe a news 📰 anchor can put light 🚦 on geological research. You must be a master in geology and I am not wrong.
I think there needs to be a coordinated effort between Indian & Australian geologists & then working (together) in Antarctica sites including Kerguelen I.
Plumes here means the conventional cells of pyrosphere. Exact location of the oceanic rift zone has not been mentioned. The formation of Narmada-Son-Mahanadi has not been simultaneously discussed. Please answer to complete the concept.
Sandhya should explore sunken dwaraka , sunken mahabalipuram , she will find tons of gold and diamonds apart from space age metals , she has to go for investigative methods , 100's kms of tunnels connecting temples in nallamalla forests, bases in Himalaya, mystic nallamalla forests etc ...finance can be arranged
Wonderful report, great scientific journalism by Sandhya something completely missing from Indian journalism. One small suggestion with my knowledge scientific communication with a larger audience kindly use more animations. Animations connect easily with people's mind otherwise becomes more like a lecture which only few would listen carefully.
Fascinating! Curious though... such symmetry breaking must not be present only in the Bay of Bengal, Isn't? Does this new theory or simulation explain similar features elsewhere or even better predict such symmetry breaking somewhere else? If not, it can be just another theory...
Why are these animations are so low res? I mean I am genuinely curious as it is so easy to make high res animations today for free on your laptop using free software like Blender or even just plain old Python.
Does it mean, India and Bangladesh are getting 3cm smaller every year? If the new theory of plume is correct, the northern parts of India are getting new hight every year and the Bay of Bengal is getting deeper every year. That's why every 120 to 130 years later, the earthquakes are happening to make the Indian plate inner move to the northern plate. It's a piece of shocking news. But, the most important is that the southern side of India will move 300km along inside of Bay of Bengal by stinking it after within 10M years.
After watching the video twice, trying my best to understand all I understood that I wasted 25 mins of my life😔😔, reading my geography book(fundamentals of physical geography) is like reading nothing, cause I read everything and nothing go into my head, all those terms, plumes, plate tectonics, ridges, abyssal plains,, all I am trying to mug up😔😔😔😫😫
Don’t know why there are dislike! Must be religious guys!😸 You won’t find these things in religious texts as their gods never knew anything beyond earth moon and ‘few’ stars. It needs rational thoughts to understand and know these things along with what we know now as Universe.
Hi sir, can you tell me what happens after death? Or how the first planet/star/ dust particle or whatever your intelligence call it was created? I have lot more questions.. but don't need to waste my time.. asking you since I am pretty sure you know only to blabber just by hearing some propagandas.
@@ArjunRNair1 abbey bhakt, noone is blaming religion. Religion is a relic of the past. Of the dark ages. This is an age of science & development. If u cant stand science, you should go back to jungles or something and live in solace in seclusion with your religion with like minded bhakts. Dont let india fall behind countries who are progressing with science just because a few andh bhakts believe religion caste gender is of any relevance today.
@@sreejitghosh4629 Abhey [Commi] , I can understand your frustration and I know how [Commis] are getting eradicated not just from india but from all nations. You won't be even having jungles to propogate your archaic ideology. And I am from Kerala n I knw how hard it's to make a [Commi] understand what is right, but still for your info, no country no matter how advanced they are is/are completely against or leaving behind their religions, culture and gods. Even your Dear CHINA.
Very informative.perhaps the puranic theory of south india forming a big land mass with Australia with mount Meru as its rib could have some basis? It will be interesting if someone works on it
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@ThePrint I have not seen the full video yet. I will definitely see. What I'm amazed at , is that finally a news media in India is realising that doesn't matter , how much viewership , you get, it should have a well educated representative to showcase the absolute current researches and studies to it's audience.
After all, the next generation of India shouldn't grow seeing news on shitty politics and useless politicians (across all political parties) and trashy moviestars and their sickening dull movies.
They should grow up seeing well researched topics on science, arts, literature, technology.
Which brings me to the question, is there similar endeavour being done on arts, literature? How about making a series , similar to BBC Click? @ThePrint
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Rs 500 per month is too much for me. If you can have schemes for Rs 199 or Rs 299, may be with just basic access. I will be happy to subscribe.
I am a student of Geology and I am just loving this video❤️
Wow, content like this is so rare in Indian media. Thanks SG for encouraging people like SR. SR ma'am, very interesting content like always.
This is something that is too good for casual viewers
This is a new benchmark for Indian Science journalism.
Thank You @ThePrint and Sandhya for the amazing content...
Nice work !!
First 9min background buliding
Last 3 min actually revealed Mystry...
Thanku sandhyaa for interesting and lucid info...
Mystry
So basically mystery was solved by "Ridge jumps". It is a very nice explanation and I'm proud to say that two of my professor are involved in this research. And I myself have worked in NIO, Goa as an intern.
Thank you for this detailed report. This is what we as viewers really want. Please keep going.
Sandhya it's indeed refreshing to hear you speak. Your English is so flawless and your pronunciation perfect. Keep up your good work.
Good journalism at its best. From providing non partisan views on issues to leaving us the viewers to calibrate our own opinion about the same issues. Providing us with such variegated topics to ponder upon and drive conclusions, this is what every dutiful and responsible citizen of India should seek from Journalism.
Amazing ! What a wonderful presentation. I'm no geologist or earth scientist, but the manner in which it was simplified and presented was amazing. I have subscribed and have shared with many like minded friends. Finally, I could find something sensible on TH-cam. Wonderful job. I'm looking forward to listening to Ms.SR !
This is Gold, thank you Sandhya
Wow. This kind of content is really rare in the Indian media. Great video. ❤️
Damn Guptaji working hard to give us knowledgeable content along with good quality news. Thanks for this
🙏🙂🙂🙂I belongs to near bay of Bengal it's always being interested for me to know about these all regions ...like the Himalaya,the mangroves, Tista flow its stunning view..The Begal Tiger 😍
India does have some quality journalism left inside it
The Bad: Print is not as a TV channel
The Good: Advertisement is not the source of revenue model (I guess)
Suggestion: Please don't take political biases in future once it gains more momentum
Edit: Great explanation Sandhya, you're damn awesome
@The Print @SG I have not seen the full video yet. I will definitely see. What I'm amazed at , is that finally a news media in India is realising that doesn't matter , how much viewership , you get, it should have a well educated representative to showcase the absolute current researches and studies to it's audience.
After all, the next generation of India shouldn't grow up seeing news on shitty politics and useless politicians (across all political parties) and trashy moviestars and their sickening dull movies.
They should grow up seeing well researched topics on science, arts, literature, technology.
Which brings me to the question, is there similar endeavour being done on arts, literature? How about making series similar to BBC Click?
H
Hi Neal! Thank you for appreciating our content. We understand that we are catering to a smart, well-read audience and our endeavour is to provide holistic news. We have lots of content on our website ThePrint.in on the arts. Do check out the Features section especially & give us your feedback!
@@ThePrintIndia hi print @purescience, I was wondering whether you can cover the recent discovery of potential superconductivity at room temperature, high presssure by Ranga Diaz et al? Thank you.
This Pure Science series of Print is an excellent piece. Great Job Sandhya Ramesh!
2:29 what an interesting point!
She is so eloquent, so articulate and so cute.
Many thanks and congratulations for the #PureScience section.
Dear Sandhya, can you pls do an episode on global warming and climate change...just wanted to know if we still have time to fix this or its too late now?...and as always great content..
Hi Ankit. Please check out some of our previous Pure Science videos. There have been quite a few on the effects of climate change. - S. Ramesh
One of the few people on the Print who is grammatically correct ! Like all the content nevertheless.
This is how Journalism should be! Thank you for the information
One of best series in The Print is #PureScience. I watch all episodes.
I studied science and retain a very strong interest in its progress over the decades. This presentation is befitting of a scientist, not a journalist. The role of a science writer is to simplify for the understanding of ordinary masses without losing the core character of what is being said. Finally it left the one question unanswered; so what? Why should anyone know ?
The content that your providing is very upto date and would only reach school classrooms only in the distant future...But, now your able to stimulate thought & academic adventure in young minds all over the m world today itself... Thank you very much‼️
मुझे ताज्जुब हो रहा है कि मीडिया अब व्यूअर्शिप से आगे बढ़कर ज्ञानवर्धक जानकारी दे रहा है
Well done
Wow.. doesn't feel like a news channel.. amazing depth..
Wow... I understood only 10% of this whole session..
I remember studying of Gondwanaland, Eurasian plate Laurasian plate and Tethis sea in school geography lecture.
Now is time to revise or maybe relearn . 🙄
@अमन ऋषि yes. It was in cbse Geography. But not sure if it was a part of the syllabus or a part of some extra teaching.
There is a suggestion please use maps to point out places you are explaining in the video making things more clearer .
This is very educative. Please do more such videos on geography , climate change, science , biology, physics, universe, maths, etc.
WOW.. Mam The PRINT IS Best... Ur Journalism Best... Keep going 😎
Absolutely marvelous report/essay! This program is a feather in The Print media's cap! Well done!
🙏 thank you madam. Excellent presentation !
Thank you for promoting really needed scientific temper for viewers.
For a moment it made me felt like I'm back to my classes again. Besides, crust passing through plume, activating volcanic activity and shifting spreading region in north and north western region, this conclusion is best supported with radiological study of igneous rocks. If plume did cause a spreading region (which it did cause bay of Bengal) it should also be present in igneous rock signatures.
Just here for the Intelligent, thorough, smart, and beautiful reporter...of course the news too, but yeah it's very low in the priority queue!
It will help me in my research. Very informative topic I can't believe a news 📰 anchor can put light 🚦 on geological research. You must be a master in geology and I am not wrong.
I think there needs to be a coordinated effort between Indian & Australian geologists & then working (together) in Antarctica sites including Kerguelen I.
I love this video as geology has always been interesting to me. Need more presentations.
Plumes here means the conventional cells of pyrosphere. Exact location of the oceanic rift zone has not been mentioned.
The formation of Narmada-Son-Mahanadi has not been simultaneously discussed.
Please answer to complete the concept.
Please make an episode on CRISPR and its use.
I am just here for sandhya ..... 😍😍😍♥️♥️
SG mam is pure Genius🙏🙏
She explained it nicely 👍
It was a clear explanation.... So clear
Sandhya should explore sunken dwaraka , sunken mahabalipuram , she will find tons of gold and diamonds apart from space age metals , she has to go for investigative methods , 100's kms of tunnels connecting temples in nallamalla forests, bases in Himalaya, mystic nallamalla forests etc ...finance can be arranged
Wonderful report, great scientific journalism by Sandhya something completely missing from Indian journalism. One small suggestion with my knowledge scientific communication with a larger audience kindly use more animations. Animations connect easily with people's mind otherwise becomes more like a lecture which only few would listen carefully.
The collision event of the Indian plate with Asian should also be considered which could be another reason for the differences between the two basins.
great work this. for those who have no idea what mam is talking about, you can first refer to 11th standard geography NCERT for some groundwork
Brilliant !! This is why I love the print
I like the way she speaks.
How complicated...well done
Watching from Chittagong, Bangladesh
always delighted to see print
Simply Splendid.........
Please do a video of what is good journalism...it’s the need of the hour.
Great info, possibly a scientific CTC about Indian geography.
Brillaint reporting maam
Fascinating! Curious though... such symmetry breaking must not be present only in the Bay of Bengal, Isn't? Does this new theory or simulation explain similar features elsewhere or even better predict such symmetry breaking somewhere else? If not, it can be just another theory...
Hi Sourabh. The symmetry is always found during such rifts. - S. Ramesh
Very well explained!
I didn't know India subcontinent is volcanically active!
Only active volcano of India exists in Andaman and Nicobar islands I think.
Thank you, ThePrint!
And we finally got to know there are 2 crust meaning in English apart from pizza base!! 😬😅😅
so much thanks for covering this
Why are these animations are so low res? I mean I am genuinely curious as it is so easy to make high res animations today for free on your laptop using free software like Blender or even just plain old Python.
Very informative please do more such content.
Enjoyed this due to its scientific content well presented.
Superb
You are doing really a commendable job.
Excellent content and good presentation 👍
Great content....keep up the good work.
Does it mean, India and Bangladesh are getting 3cm smaller every year? If the new theory of plume is correct, the northern parts of India are getting new hight every year and the Bay of Bengal is getting deeper every year. That's why every 120 to 130 years later, the earthquakes are happening to make the Indian plate inner move to the northern plate. It's a piece of shocking news. But, the most important is that the southern side of India will move 300km along inside of Bay of Bengal by stinking it after within 10M years.
Please make a video on the present generation of vacines for covid which is said to prevent the symptoms and not the virus.
love the new bob cut.
Really a very informative video, thanks for such a great upload..
Excellent work 👍🏻brilliant research 🧐
As a Geophysicist this makes me happy!
After watching the video twice, trying my best to understand all I understood that I wasted 25 mins of my life😔😔, reading my geography book(fundamentals of physical geography) is like reading nothing, cause I read everything and nothing go into my head, all those terms, plumes, plate tectonics, ridges, abyssal plains,, all I am trying to mug up😔😔😔😫😫
समझ में नहीं आया, पर सुनके अच्छा लगा 😁
Very informative 👍👍
Great video and good info
Thanks for the video a the article.... I'm making project about bay of bengal in the pg level.... Thanks for this.
Very informative and intriguing
Very well explained. Thank you.
Sounds like it was just a mass of lava for around 10 million years and then finally cooled down and formed the base of the Bay of Bengal.
Can print make a video about the Aryan and Dravidian theory? Throw some light on it. Is it true or what exactly it is?
Don’t know why there are dislike! Must be religious guys!😸 You won’t find these things in religious texts as their gods never knew anything beyond earth moon and ‘few’ stars. It needs rational thoughts to understand and know these things along with what we know now as Universe.
Hi sir, can you tell me what happens after death? Or how the first planet/star/ dust particle or whatever your intelligence call it was created?
I have lot more questions.. but don't need to waste my time.. asking you since I am pretty sure you know only to blabber just by hearing some propagandas.
@@ArjunRNair1 u think religion has "definite answers" to these questions? 😂😂😂
So just because you don't have answers, you blame relegion ?
@@ArjunRNair1 abbey bhakt, noone is blaming religion. Religion is a relic of the past. Of the dark ages. This is an age of science & development. If u cant stand science, you should go back to jungles or something and live in solace in seclusion with your religion with like minded bhakts. Dont let india fall behind countries who are progressing with science just because a few andh bhakts believe religion caste gender is of any relevance today.
@@sreejitghosh4629 Abhey [Commi] , I can understand your frustration and I know how [Commis] are getting eradicated not just from india but from all nations. You won't be even having jungles to propogate your archaic ideology. And I am from Kerala n I knw how hard it's to make a [Commi] understand what is right, but still for your info, no country no matter how advanced they are is/are completely against or leaving behind their religions, culture and gods. Even your Dear CHINA.
Very informative.
Wonderful channel, really! Could you please have an episode on the northern lights. It is time for their strong appearance now. Thanks!
Simulative video will give a clear image
superb!
If I get it right!! There is petroleum to discover in this region???
She sounds more like geography teacher than the journalist. But her sedative gesture (specially eyes) are very interesting.
Do an episode on Traps please.
too informative
Is Shillong plateau discontinued part of Peninsular plateau? I think I read the same in NCERT textbook as well? Does anyone know for sure?
@the print😘😘😘😘
Very informative.perhaps the puranic theory of south india forming a big land mass with Australia with mount Meru as its rib could have some basis? It will be interesting if someone works on it