So so so excited to finally announce this. Here we are, PhDs of India 2.0- better, stronger version of what’s to come very soon. Introducing the new team: Abhinanda, Abisha, Aditya, Aniruddha, Debalina, Monica, Payel and Yashee.

“You need to be deeply passionate about the environment, willing to face the physical challenges of fieldwork, and be patient with the long, often unpredictable research process.” @thewild_dodo .

“As semesters passed, I grew increasingly disconnected from my chosen path. A serious illness and hospitalization forced me to reflect on my career choices.”.

We’re back. And this time, stronger. Due to technical glitches, personal and professional commitments, we had lost the momentum for some time. But here’s the thing about research and researchers. We start again. Because that’s what the PhD journey teaches us: resilience in the.

Let’s connect. Let’s tell the stories. :)

RT @PhDsofIndia: Let’s change the narrative one more time. :)

We are now on Threads as phdsofindia_ . Come say hi 👋

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Let’s change the narrative one more time. :)

Resuming this after a lot of contemplation and in the lookout for people who would be willing to bring this idea back to life. Interested candidates, fill in this form: Please RT. :)

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“My limited knowledge of statistics led to failing my first class test in the subject. My daughter was shocked when she heard, but she helped me find a coaching center to learn the basics.” @LajwantiNaidu @95Shriya .

“The academic community here who possessed PhD degrees regarded us, the government officials, as non-teaching staff. It hurt me quite a lot and I started contemplating doing a PhD myself.” .

“What I admired most about him was his approachability. I witnessed him ask an undergraduate student, “How can I help?” – a rarity among professors.” @bhaveshneekhra @AshokaUniv .

“I hid the fact that I was already engaged. When he found out about it from a colleague, he forced me to resign and even threw the first draft of my paper in the dustbin!”.

“Reflecting on my journey, I’ve come to believe that age should never limit one’s pursuit of knowledge and passion.”. @IITKanpur @IowaStateU @NITDurgapur @Nexbio_PL.

““I returned to academia after a gap of 25 years. Having earned my Bachelor’s in Zoology in the 90s, I spent nearly 2 decades working in banking, a practical choice over pursuing higher studies at the time.” @ran_save .@abhijit_MLab you’re mentioned here.