In the early 1940s, Homi Bhabha greatly benefited from the assistance of Professor Rustom Choksi, a member of the Tata Trust who advised Bhabha at every step. Here, in February 1944, Choksi advises that a letter to the Tata Trust for the proposal to…
In the early 1940s, Homi Bhabha greatly benefited from the assistance of Professor Rustom Choksi, a member of the Tata Trust who advised Bhabha at every step. Here, in February 1944, Choksi advises that a letter to the Tata Trust for the proposal to…
In the early 1940s, Homi Bhabha greatly benefited from the assistance of Professor Rustom Choksi, a member of the Tata Trust who advised Bhabha at every step. Here, in February 1944, Choksi advises that a letter to the Tata Trust for the proposal to…
In the early 1940s, Homi Bhabha greatly benefited from the assistance of Professor Rustom Choksi, a member of the Tata Trust who advised Bhabha at every step. Here, in February 1944, Choksi advises that a letter to the Tata Trust for the proposal to…
In the early 1940s, Homi Bhabha greatly benefited from the assistance of Professor Rustom Choksi, a member of the Tata Trust who advised Bhabha at every step. Here, in February 1944, Choksi advises that a letter to the Tata Trust for the proposal to…
In the early 1940s, Homi Bhabha greatly benefited from the assistance of Professor Rustom Choksi, a member of the Tata Trust who advised Bhabha at every step. Here, in February 1944, Choksi advises that a letter to the Tata Trust for the proposal to…
In November 1962, when resources were tight at TIFR, the Registrar suggested that the molecular biology unit could get funds through "savings under some heads (electricity, etc)".
A 1985 letter from Veronica Rodrigues to Champakali Ayyub, where Rodrigues addresses Obaid Siddiqi as guruji. It was common for the students to address Siddiqi in that manner, though it changed in later years.
Extracts from Obaid Siddiqi's Nizam Lecture (1988), given in Urdu. Also seen are Siddiqi's cheatsheet, translating particular scientific terms into Urdu for his audience.
Extracts from Obaid Siddiqi's Nizam Lecture (1988), given in Urdu. Also seen are Siddiqi's cheatsheet, translating particular scientific terms into Urdu for his audience.
Extracts from Obaid Siddiqi's Nizam Lecture (1988), given in Urdu. Seen here is an extract from Siddiqi's cheatsheet, translating particular scientific terms into Urdu for his audience.
Extracts from Obaid Siddiqi's Nizam Lecture (1988), given in Urdu. Also seen are Siddiqi's cheatsheet, translating particular scientific terms into Urdu for his audience.
In 1989, Obaid Siddiqi wrote a letter to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Agricultural Sciences, assuring him that the new NCBS will hire locally. "We envisage that the bulk of the staff in the lower categories of employees will be from the…
In 1989, Obaid Siddiqi wrote a letter to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Agricultural Sciences, assuring him that the new NCBS will hire locally. "We envisage that the bulk of the staff in the lower categories of employees will be from the…
In 1989, Obaid Siddiqi wrote a letter to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Agricultural Sciences, assuring him that the new NCBS will hire locally. "We envisage that the bulk of the staff in the lower categories of employees will be from the…
In 1989, Obaid Siddiqi wrote a letter to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Agricultural Sciences, assuring him that the new NCBS will hire locally. "We envisage that the bulk of the staff in the lower categories of employees will be from the…
K VijayRaghavan's 1990 letter to the TIFR Centre administration, requesting to hire K Jeevaraju for his lab. Jeevaraju continues to look after services in the lab kitchen.
An extract from the 1990-92 NCBS proposal showing the staff projections over the next 20 years. The faculty count at NCBS has, by and large, stayed within this pattern.
Veronica Rodrigues' note in response to gender biases at TIFR, where she admonishes the Institute on their habit of addressing women by their marital status in official correspondence. Also look at the additional handwritten notes on the document…
File 181 in TIFR is synonymous with all things related to the TIFR Centre. People would check the logbook in and out, and it got especially busy in the years between 1990 and 1992.
Discussion on institutional autonomy are closely to its administration. In his lecture at the new National Institute for Advanced Studies in 1991, Obaid Siddiqi shared his concern for the administration of science, saying that "one of the major…
Discussion on institutional autonomy are closely to its administration. In his lecture at the new National Institute for Advanced Studies in 1991, Obaid Siddiqi shared his concern for the administration of science, saying that "one of the major…
Veronica Rodrigues' note in response to gender biases at TIFR, where she admonishes the Institute on their habit of addressing women by their marital status in official correspondence. 1991.
A note from Obaid Siddiqi and Asiya Siddiqi to the staff and students at the molecular biology unit in January 1991, a follow up to Obaid Siddiqi's 60th birthday celebration
Every month, TM Sahadevan, an administrative officer at NCBS, would send a report to the TIFR Director with an update of the construction process. The reports would include pasted photographs of the site.
Every month, TM Sahadevan, an administrative officer at NCBS, would send a report to the TIFR Director with an update of the construction process. The reports would include pasted photographs of the site.
Every month, TM Sahadevan, an administrative officer at NCBS, would send a report to the TIFR Director with an update of the construction process. The reports would include pasted photographs of the site.
Annexure from the Project Management Committee meeting minutes in September 1996. NCBS tries to keep a total of about 60 permanent non-academic staff, expecting that the facilities work will be done by people "on contract to external agencies".
The appointment of Janaki Nair in 2001 started an engagement beyond the sciences at NCBS. It would lead to the hiring of Indira Chowdhury to conduct an extensive oral history interview with Obaid Siddiqi, and then a longer engagement with the setting…
Extract from Vineeta Bal's 2005 article in Current Science on women scientists in India (originally published in Economic and Political Weekly in 2004)
Extract from Vineeta Bal's 2005 article in Current Science on women scientists in India (originally published in Economic and Political Weekly in 2004)
Extract from Vineeta Bal's 2005 article in Current Science on women scientists in India (originally published in Economic and Political Weekly in 2004)
Extract from Vineeta Bal's 2005 article in Current Science on women scientists in India (originally published in Economic and Political Weekly in 2004)
Extract from Vineeta Bal's 2005 article in Current Science on women scientists in India (originally published in Economic and Political Weekly in 2004)
Extract from Vineeta Bal's 2005 article in Current Science on women scientists in India (originally published in Economic and Political Weekly in 2004)