
Saturday meal at the Kundu residence, with Amitava De (IIT Mumbai, PT Group Member). In the foreground on the right is Rishiraj Kundu. |

Joined here by Itishree. |

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There were plenty of jokes. For example, I know only 25 letters of the alphabet - I don't know why. |

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The occasion was followed by an action movie at the cinema. |

The movie put "mission impossible" to shame. |

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Selfies at the cinema |

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Breakfast on Sunday at the Beldi Club |

Dr Sandip Ghosh Chowdhury on the right.He kindly took care of most of the organisation of Harry's lecture at the National Metallurgical Laboratory. |

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A Platinum Jubilee Lecture given by Harry at the National Metallurgical Laboratory in Jamshedpur. |

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The lecture was about the theory of the atomic mechanism of the bainite transformation |

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The Director of the National Metallurgical Laboratory, Dr Indranil Chattoraj making a presentation to Harry |

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This photograph is not in sequence. Itishree, Saurabh and Amitava were the first arrivals at the lecture. |

Drs Sumitra Tarafder and Indranicl Chattoraj, at the end of the occasion. |

Professors Amitava De, Nithyanand Prabhu and Harry Bhadeshia at the Tata Steel Guest House. |

Amitava is in the Mechanical Engineering Department and Nithyanand in the Materials Science Department at IIT Bombay. |

The classic experiment of 1875, showing the evolution of bubbles of hydrogen from freshly cooked steel. The hydrogen is atomic in the steel, diffuses to the surface where it holds hands with another hydrogen atom, they then bond and float off in ecstasy. |

No bubbles in this mocktail for Saurabh Kundu |

The Cambridge team eating together. From right to left, Saurabh Chatterjee, Saurabh Kundu, Ashwin Pandit (all three former Ph.D. students of Harry, at Cambridge University. Subhankar das Bakshi was not able to attend). In the foreground on the right is Professor Amitava De (IIT Bombay), who was a visiting scientist in Harry's group in Cambridge. |

Saurabh, displaying the Darwin College (Cambridge) badge. |

The key rings were sent by Sam Venn who recently joined the staff of Darwin College. |

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Ashwin was actually at Robinson College, but Harry (using powers that are not vested in him) made him an honorary member of Darwin. He will be back in Cambridge during 2018, for the formal Degree Ceremony - even though he graduated in 2011, he likes to take his time and do things properly, on this occasion in latin. |

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An interesting story about steel. |

This dinner was kindly hosted by Amar Nath Bhagat (on the right), including all the members of his team. |

The smiling lady in front - Harry discovered some errors in her "C" program, and in return, she discovered an error of 14 orders of magnitude in Harry's book. |

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The weather in Jamshedpur was pleasantly hot (34 C), with occasional heavy monsoon rain, thunder and lightning, which lasted for only 20 minutes, followed by nice weather again. |

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The Tata Steel Guest House in Dehli where Harry stayed for some hours on arrival in India, before departing for the journey to Kolkata. |

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"Hot Indian" at Delhi Airport for the onward flight. |

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In Jamshedpur, Harry bought a Rolex umbrella |

Harry's kettle in his Guest House room, plenty of coffee. Notice the subtle advertisement of his new book, "Geometry of crystals, polycrystals, and phase transformations". |

Not to mention, a lovely basket of fruit, nuts and biscuits |

Nice gardens at the Tata Steel Guest House in Jamshedpur |

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This is the new Defence Minister in India |

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A Teacher's Day gift from Subhankar |

Much appreciated and eaten quickly to avoid persistent temptation. |

Harry's computer connects |

Nice laser welds made on armour steel, by the welding group at Jamshedpur. |

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