
Modeling the celestial objects with Kishore Kumar
About this episode
This is a continuation of the conversation with Kishore Kumar.
- He talks about how he started his youtube channel and trigger for his interest on astronomy after ending his formal professional career
- He talks about how he prepares , be it scripting, location , photography, tools for animation, java scripts and creativity to produce one episode on his channel.
- His views on “Time” before and after astronomy in his life.
- If you want time for something you will find it.
- His advice or tips on career questions
Kishore Kumar is a youtuber with a unique youtube channel called @ahargana. This channel has the singular purpose of explaining the astronomical basis of the Hindu panchanga using custom-built planetary orbital simulations.
Kishore was not always a youtuber. In his previous avatar, Kishore was a software professional for over thirty five years playing a variety of roles from programmer to program manager, general manager and vice president in leading companies such as Tata Unisys, Cognizant and Siemens. He has earned a masters degree in computer science from SUNY at Buffalo, USA and a bachelors degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering from NIT Trichy. A lifelong self-learner, Kishore has leveraged all his learnings from his education and professional experience in the making of @Ahargana and contrary to appearance, considers it an entirely logical continuation of his life journey.
Kishore may be reached at:
Email: [email protected]
Youtube: youtube.com/@ahargana
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/kishoresridharakumar
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