Abstract
Neutrinos have occupied the center stage in particle physics for the past three decades. Naturally produced neutrinos from the sun, the atmosphere and Super Nova 1987 have provided many surprising results. These, I turn, led to the design of precision neutrino experiments with man made sources. For the past decade, such experiments have produced a wealth of data which have solved some of the problems but opened up others. I will review the recent developments and discuss what we can except in the next decade.
