India launches the Ramanujan Junior Researchers programme to advance young physicists, fostering international collaboration in mathematics and honoring Srinivasa Ramanujans legacy in London.
- The new Ramanujan Junior Researchers programme, initiated by Indias Department for Science and Technology, aims to enhance collaboration between young Indian physicists and mathematicians in London.
- Named after the renowned mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, the program commemorates his significant friendship with British mathematician G. H. Hardy during their time in England.
- The initiative was unveiled following Prime Minister Keir Starmers visit to India, reinforcing ties between India and the United Kingdom in the field of mathematics.
Why It Matters
This program not only honors the contributions of Srinivasa Ramanujan but also positions India as a growing superpower in the global scientific community, fostering future innovations in mathematics and physics.