Funda Curry | Where are India's Woman Scientists?

[@pseudoinsudo]

Will show this one in college during presentation . Macha diya !!!✔✔🙌🙌🙌

[@keshavbansal5148]

the editing, concept,content and finally presentation surpassed the tvf standards, great job guys

[@NehaYadav-rk2yz]

there are such guys like you who atleast recognise women work in science

[@kimtae9329]

I was teased by my male classmates for getting full marks in physics and chemistry. I used to feel embarrassed but yeah I left the field of science, now after watching this video I feel stupid to do that

[@selenophile410]

Go gurl ! Army?

[@akshathkapil6068]

Grt work. You guys always make me rethink and this shaping the country at some part. Keep it up.

[@jhapushpam]

Dear just want to add one fact- agriculture revolution was primarily led by women during neolithic revolution... One of the fundamental change in human history. And many more scientists who have contributed significantly in development of modern science. Good work indeed.

[@mesinjana]

Thank you so much for this video.. we need more videos, talk shows and interviews on real role models, than the stupid celebrity fight. How is it possible for someone to dislike this video? Yes, the video quality of the interviews could have been much better, but it's great to see the effort put behind something so much important, yet so much neglected by popular media

[@abhishekdubey4424]

How can you forget Dr. Archana Sharma from CERN Switzerland, She is leading scientist in nuclear science.

[@vivekronil1988]

I wish I could lie this video atleast Milion times.This is how we should celebrate women's day rather than giving free coupon

[@kbr1983]

Wonderful effort. Loved the video. I would suggest you also to make a video on women scientists working in our country in premier institutes like IISc, TIFR, NCBS, JNCASR, HRI, IUCAA, IITK, IITB, IITKGP etc.

[@shankysays]

Apna desi Adam ruins everything... Interesting subject BTW..

[@eshadeshpande3302]

Good job Funda curry... But one observation of mine was that all successful women are always thankful to their families for supporting them... And they are also very vocal about it... But do successful men naturally tend to praise their families for supporting them? I feel with women it's always something like 'I did it with help' but men just tend to credit themselves only for success....

[@BTECE_FARIZ]

Esha Deshpande poor observation it is the persons choice who he wants to credi and who he doesnt why do u have a problem with it?

[@nksnikhilsingh]

i wonder when this maggie hair guy is going to be an IAS officer...he must be having an universe of knowledge in his head!..well...may be its my assumption!🤔

[@truptichavan6694]

Very nice Rohit... I liked the topic and the way it is presented... :)

[@sangitalala9133]

Wow,just wow, I like it ❤️very nice concept❤️🎉

[@monalisapadhee]

The rural women works with an International NGO named Barefoot College and the solar trainer name is Mangan Kanwar not Madhur Kavach.

[@chetanpatle]

very informative videos....keep uploading and keep sharing

[@mayankdandotiya7501]

Guys please upload more frequently..... waiting for your videos

[@JuhiMittal]

This video made my day. :) Of course gender bias is a problem in our country.But what about the incentives given by Indian government to research scholars ,are not they lacking as well? Its a shame that most of the female (as well as male) Indian scientists either are NRIs or off and on interns outside India.

[@priyankaroychowdhury5939]

Not in our countries , every single country !!!!!!

[@ashwinmoolya2049]

Very Efficient and impactfull video

[@DivyangiChaudhari]

very inspiring video. High quality contents in context of diversification. Nice analysis. very very good work.

[@subirdey5187]

I hope you have looked up E K Janaki Ammal, pioneer botanist of India. You will have some content in this matter from the last century, someone who battled racism as well as male domination. An exhibition in the Industrial Section of Indian Museum Kolkata honours her memory. Good work.

[@chinmayeesarode1133]

Amazing video....Keep inspiring us with more such videos....😊

[@nitinambhore7198]

grt effort by funda curry, hats off such grt idea to bring this episode

[@SoumenduKumarGhosh]

this was a great deal of information, i hope many girls are encouraged by this

[@vimijose2095]

such a great video...hats off 🙌🙌

[@amansingh2580]

we are equal in any field ...........i agree it's very awsm show

[@subhransumohanty9235]

Male and female are two wheels of a bike. Both have different characteristics. Women can be good teachers and motivators.

[@ramyamanmadhan5410]

Same applicable for men too

[@skbanerjee]

Awesome man! It was really inspirational. Kudos to you for making this video. (Y)

[@manthanmaitra3839]

Dear friend, science is the world of reasons and logic. And all scientist works only on logic and real statistics. thus male or female dominance doesn't matters here. Now let us come to video. Tim Hunt wanted to clarify just that if work for science, you will have to be full dedication. you can see scientist looks mental and many of them didn't marry because they don't have time for them. working for research is very very tough work. If you want to know go and read quantum field theory and Higgs field . If they will fall in love (which is obvious if you work with a lady who have amazing talents) they would give less time on researches. Second the video about the lady. she told this that many of the male scientist doesn't talk to them. Might be this is because of hesitation as they doesn't have so much interactions to ladies. you know many of them are from time when there not so much interactions male and female. And also they had to dedicate all their time on work. Might be you also had experienced such hesitation while talking to a lady after a long time. And last but not the least please don't judge all by feminism. there might be some different reasons for different reasons. Scientist work on reasons not on myths.

[@shabnampathan4669]

best channal of youtube ...

[@aniketkhaire55]

great video

[@ArindamKanodia]

Awesome effort... Extremely intriguing.... Great 😊

[@akashshrivastav1518]

Thanks Funda Curry for creating such a content. They should also be aware of the technology and given an equal chance as men

[@ankitatripathi603]

you should have mentioned Tessy Thomas as well

[@justinjoseph735]

You guys are doing great work! Awesome!

[@ArvindakshanRajesh]

This was legendary. Hats off

[@1234king01]

Your videos are very informative. Amazing!

[@prashantkumar1233]

maa tujhe salam ...

[@kaushallata5378]

Rajasthani song was amzing with whole video.

[@nitin9411166]

Great resource and research you done in this video.. hat's off for you efforts in corrugated to grow up our india's female power..

[@4_cut_aatma_ram]

thank u sir for this great content hope ap aisi videos bnate rhe hmara gyan badhate rhe

[@subhamsingh8802]

voww.. Funda Curry, it was an awesome video

[@pratiksavla3358]

big thumbs up to the topic👍

[@umeshkumarmeghwanshi5007]

I just Love This Channel. "Funda Curry" Bahot sahi ho yaar tum. You will always at the top of my List.

[@alienkishorekumar]

I think we saw some in ISRO Mangalyaan launch. And if people are not willing to go and some idiots will always be there to stop it.

[@rohit1107]

awesome work funda curry

[@mafatlalbokadia7476]

Boss you and your team is Great Boss your channel is great

[@eartherian]

Not sure why the God or the creation forgot to keep 'gender equality' while designing or evolving the human beings.

[@ravikanth4715]

brothers.. ur doing a Great job

[@speaknow.444]

You are really Albert Einstein

[@nitinparihar8075]

great work... (Y)

[@nikitarane3117]

thanks soo much funda curry to create such content that conveys the message of gender equality in such simple yet impactful way ..truly inspiring !

[@vivektam]

Nikita Rane how cud u get inspired when he says there is no gender equality in science and tech yet? u r Remarkable!

[@nikitarane3117]

Vivek T Donno if I am remarkable or not ..but I surely gravitate to the positive aspects of all things ..the video did highlight the gender inequality in scientific field but at the same time did show us examples of women irrespective of their cultural background making it big in their own way take for example group of simple homemaker women trying to solve their problem of lack of electricity learned about solar power and are now helping others to solve their problems ! that for me sir is inspiring

[@vivektam]

Nikita Rane alright, ur earlier comment was very vague abt ur inspiration. But i wud have been happy if they hav showed more of such domestic examples rather than NRI stories.

[@abhijeetshukla8633]

Nikita Rane no men are invited to come and invent something....it is there dedication...they hv to strugle...they dont do makeup and want girls to fall for them.. dont make excuse for ur failures..... wether its men or women evryone is responsible for there failure or success...its upon us. ..if u do something good and usefull u will recognised and will be appreciated.. dont blame society... if u r come to men...men hv more responsibility....whether is social or domestic...k.. if we are encourage u girls..and gives more importance than us to encourage u. so dont mislead...and go do smthing despite of following such videos..if u do good thing u will success one day...no matter ur girl or boy...

[@user-vp4pe4ee8b]

this video gave me a lot of motivations

[@JayDonga]

When Nandita was speaking her voice was too low. At least during that time, the editor could have stopped adding the guitar voice in the background. It's annoying.

[@somamondal2289]

i really feel one thing that there are lots of loop holes in our process of upbringing.i really don't get the purpose of fairy tales. princess are in some sort of problem, one-day one prince comes and marries the princess and they live happily ever after.. i mean seriously??? as if there is no other purpose of a woman other than to marry to gain her fulfilment in life

[@somamondal2289]

you r right. many girls think that way but not all thats what i said that we brought up our child in a very wrong way. we gift our girl child a doll and not a remote control car. it penetrates in their mind that they are meant to take care of babies and not control any ekectronic gadgets

[@somamondal2289]

Sashank Sriram ..I really appreciate your outlook towards this matter.if everyone can think in this manner then this world wound have such a beautiful place to live in

[@arvindpublicschool5533]

This meggy head always comes with a great content. Great job man

[@akashverma5756]

Indian woman and girls are busy in figuring out what would happen next day in Sas-Bahu Serials.

[@fundamentalscience56]

Woman....? It's women bro. 🤣🤣🤣 1st improve your English, otherwise don't speak 🤣

[@fundamentalscience56]

And indian men busy in pubg🤣🤣🤣

[@arpita8mondal]

It’s NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, please correct the subtitles. And thanks for the video! Thumbs up to your good work.

[@neelayshah9614]

sir thank you for the video.....I agree with you and girls should be given same space and respect as they deserve.....but at the same time it's the same gender who has to themselves get out of that thinking that they are small and needed to be pampered....They are strong... independent and more intelligent.... than any other.....☺

[@NehaYadav-rk2yz]

thanks a lot sir ☺

[@urcrush2225]

ur topic is so cool

[@Abhinavhind]

that Nobel laureate was funny

[@amanSaneja]

bhai gajab dhaa rahe ho! Superb! Solar Cooker mein Khaano!!!

[@vinayak6957]

AWESOME yaar. love u funda curry

[@amitrawat6957]

Loved this Video

[@AmitSinghIndia]

Loved this channel :) Tech,science and logic... :D Drama , series and BC se alag ;) Thanks TVF n Engineer Host(tera naam bhul gaya re) Reply your name : It sends notifications, Technology you know :P :D

[@gauravtiwari5517]

Arrival. Gravity. Both awesome movies. But Ghostbusters? Call me whatever you want to call me, but Ghostbusters isn't a good film. And definitely not a film of group of girls other girls can look up to.

[@jeetbiswas007]

this is probably the first video where you mention your name.

[@harendrabasumatary6168]

please make more and more episodes

[@nirajpatil3061]

Cool!👌

[@bakshdots350]

No mention of Lise Meitner. I mean how can you forget LESA MEITNER??

[@ranjitt100]

very good

[@vaibhavmatere18]

loved that last song

[@myindia33]

Thanks Funda curry for this !

[@pranjalisharmawillthare5120]

Kitne circuits aur kitne light bulbs lagaya hai chadh chadh ke yar :P

[@pranjalisharmawillthare5120]

Ohhhh ! thats a really bad idea :P

[@abhairajgupta]

Kaha par lagaya . Lab me??

[@JatinG]

Appreciated :) Nice video.

[@vivektam]

good thought...but u keep showing examples of NRI women mainly...u didn't even bother to find them within India with one exception...thats an insult to Indian women. Recently I also wondered why none of the technical books I knew, are written by a woman.

[@myandroid6047]

awesome brother

[@NeoHomoSapien]

best ever 👍

[@annushree2944]

Superb content 🙌💪

[@debjyotiarr]

Awesome video! Little disappointed that there was no mention of Lise Meitner, Emmy Noether and Jocelyn Bell, all stellar examples of icons who swam against the tide of society..

[@khushgoyal2670]

legends say funda curry replies to notification squad.

[@debasismohanty7332]

kaun kaun new upload TVF ka chod ke Yahan chale aaye comment 1st dene ke liye.. 😂😂

[@WeKnowIslam94]

yeah true!

[@linktoneeraj]

no audio :(

[@AnupBhatt]

Maybe women don't like Science and Tech as much in India ?? Ever considered that possibility, bro ?? Not everything needs feminism. There are other, more plausible ways to explain the situation. I'm all for women empowerment. But you're not trying to decipher the stats correctly in my opinion. We should really stop portraying the naari as abla, because she's not. A woman is a pillar of strength that the society stands on.

[@krypton1051993]

appreciate this video

[@lokigofm]

A very good video, but the music played while the ladies are speaking is unnecessary and distracting. Can't hear what they are saying clearly.

[@bodhisattva9154]

Renoj Jacob watch with both earphones plugged in.

[@vrajdholakiya1545]

good video

[@ripuldaman9981]

Wwwoooowwww soooooooooo awesome.

[@p.d.mabhinav7521]

damn...salute to these wommens

[@ADITYASINGHthesoftwareengineer]

this one is awesome.. :)

[@themrisposta3106]

One of my professors and his students went to a women's college to demonstrate the pros and cons of robots and AI. Most of those robots were small. The first thing most of the girls said after seeing the robots are "Wow! these robots are so cute". Infact, only 2 out of 150 women showed any interest in the field. Similar incident also happened in an US university. Let's accept it. Women don't do good in research and engineering because most of them don't want to.

[@jwolverine10]

That is the main cause, if any one don't want nothing to do. Otherwise nothing with gender differentiation.

[@GauravSingh-jh4gp]

If this "don't want to" comes naturally, then of course nothing can be done. But not all of it is natural (or biological). A lot of it is cultural and societal, which is the main issue.

[@jwolverine10]

Gaurav Singh completely agree

[@pulkit476]

switch on the captions. it is hilarious

[@koushikroy4440]

The best video of Funda Curry ever...

[@tanikbarman9839]

Somyo swaminathan

[@MeeraDn]

I appreciate 🙏

[@pratapmorey25]

Can we have your vedio downloaded & shared on what's app?

[@asheeshranga2298]

Not Ghostbusters though 😂