These are my random thoughts expressed as writings
I did not really realize how quickly one year passed since I wrote this post! While the struggle to complete my never-ending last 6 credits is real even now, I started with my thesis at the [Read more...]
When our eyes dazzled at the spectacle that the "Festival of Lights, Berlin" [1, link at the end] was, little did we know that, during the 500th year of the completion of the Magdeburger Dom [Read more...]
Blue tits in my backyard | www.anirbansaha.com After the first and the second blog post on birding in Magdeburg, this is my third and maybe the last birding blog post of Magdeburg. This year, I [Read more...]
[Unlike this, and this, this blog post is a very personal note.] The moment you think you have a hold over life, life laughs back at you. “Gotcha!”. After this incident, I was trying to [Read more...]
It was during the time of the US President’s India visit, the German media and my social media newsfeed were rife with news and awareness campaigns about Coronavirus. Not that they did not know about [Read more...]
This is a sequel to this blog post! ..and in this blog post, we try to explore what more you can do beyond normal studies in the university, once you are in Magdeburg. I write this blog post as a [Read more...]
Plagiarism is not just ripping off someone’s work without crediting them, as most international students would like to believe. It is slightly more. It’s one of the major academic misconduct and most [Read more...]
If you want to miss Calcutta, Magdeburg offers you numerous excuses; the easiest excuse being the trams. I come from Calcutta, the only city in India where trams still run. The "heritage trams" [Read more...]
Disclaimers: This is going to be a personal note and from my perspective. If you have any query, please send me a message here. If you are still researching about which university to choose, [Read more...]
Matera, one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world, is a treasure rediscovered very late during the late twentieth century and since then it has been quite a topic of discussion for [Read more...]