The gallery: The Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) campus. |
2.29. It was my childish dream to see how the coconut trees grow. I am happy now: here is the photo of the coco-palm. |
2.30. The Tata Institute is situated on the Indian Ocean shore. |
2.31. This is Vishnu that guards the Tata Institute. The destination of his arms is the following: The arm number 1 is for blessing; The arm number 2 keeps a wheel weapon that designates the authority above the world; The arm number 3 keeps a conch (a sea shell); The arm number 4 gives a Prasad (the gifts). |
2.32. The operating personnel of the Tata Institute. Please inform me what their names are? |
2.36. The workplace of Dr. Homi J. Bhabh, the founder and first director of TIFR (1909-1966). |
2.37. We have supper. On the photo: Juergen Stuber and Uta Schwertel. The problem is that we have only one chair for all three. |
2.38. There are small jungles in the territory of TIFR, on the Ocean shore. |
3.04. I like this flowers. |
3.06. It's a painting of M.F. Hussain, a well known Indian painter. |
3.07. We are in the library. I have discovered that there are mathematical books written in Russian. |
3.08. It's the workplace of Shivali Agarwal. She is a TIFR research scholar. |
3.09. There are many works of abstract art in TIFR. |
3.10. |
3.12. The grass-plot in the TIFR. One can see the edge of the jungles on the right. The Ocean shore is behind me. |
3.13. Today it's the Ocean tide. One can see Mumbai city on the horizon. |
3.14. Here are my new friends. We are photographed once again. |
3.15. |
3.16. |
7.31. It's the Ocean tide at sunset. These nice photos were made by Juergen Stuber. |
7.32. |
7.34. |
7.36. |
7.38. |