Greetings from Siddhant Edubridge Media!
Siddhant Edubridge Media is delighted to launch ‘Science Now Digital’, a monthly interactive e-Magazine, on the eve of India celebrating 80th Year of India’s Independence and in the spirit of International Science Culture Day.
As India celebrates 80 years of Independence, this is a fitting moment to celebrate another journey—the remarkable journey of Indian Science and Technology. The time is ripe to launch Science Now Digital, a new-generation monthly Science Magazine created to bring the excitement, discoveries and possibilities of science closer to every Indian, especially the young minds who will shape the nation’s future.
Over the past several months, we have deliberated on what a contemporary science magazine should offer. We reached out to Gen-Z and asked them what they would like to see. The response was immediate and clear.
They want a magazine that tells them what is happening in science, explains new discoveries, explores emerging technologies and helps them understand the world around them, and, in an age shaped by Artificial Intelligence and digital communication, they want it online, interactive and constantly evolving. That is how has shaped Science Now Digital.
The digital format allows us to update scientific news and developments as they emerge. The platform will also provide opportunities for readers to interact, share their thoughts and suggestions, participate in discussions and become active members of a growing scientific community.
In this sense, Science Now Digital is more than a magazine. It is our attempt to create a living platform for science communication, scientific curiosity and dialogue.
The launch on the eve of International Science Culture Day carries a special significance for us. Science is not merely a collection of facts, discoveries and technologies. It is a way of thinking—a culture based on curiosity, questioning, evidence, creativity and the willingness to explore the unknown. The Science Culture Day is a global initiative which marks the anniversary of the first broadcast of Cosmos, the science series hosted by Carl Sagan. The day is celebrated to highlight how important science is in our everyday lives and to encourage everyone to make science a part of their world
India has a rich scientific heritage and an equally exciting scientific future. From space exploration and astronomy to biotechnology, artificial intelligence, climate science, medicine, materials science and emerging technologies, Indian scientists and institutions are contributing to a rapidly changing world.
Science Now Digital seeks to bring these developments to the young generation in a language and format that connects with them.The magazine will reach schools, colleges, universities, research centres, research institutes, industries and professionals, presenting developments in science and technology from India and around the world. Our larger purpose is simple—to ignite young minds.
As India moves forward into its next phase of development, science and technology will play a central role in redefining the country’s future. Building a scientifically informed, curious and questioning generation is therefore not merely an educational responsibility—it is a national mission.
We hope Science Now Digital will nurture that curiosity.
We invite students, teachers, scientists, researchers, professionals, innovators and science enthusiasts to become part of this journey.
We invite you to explore it, question it, interact with it and, most importantly, make it your own.
Let us make science a shared culture.
Let us build a community that celebrates curiosity, encourages questioning and welcomes discovery, and together, let us take up a mission to enlighten young minds, inspire scientific thinking and contribute to India’s journey of redefining the future.
Enjoy the First Complete Digital Science Magazine in India!
Welcome to Science Now Digital.
Scientifically yours…
Dr Siddhivinayak Barve
Editor,
Science Now Digital
