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The Vedas and the God Particle Where do we come from and where are we headed? Is there a God or a something super human, which is controlling our destiny? How did it all begin and how is it going to end? These are some of the questions that has plagued man ever since he…
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It all started with one moment of decision making under the influence of alcohol. Someone said, ‘let’s go to Leh’. I said ‘sure. Why not?’ Without thinking, as you do in such circumstances. It was only much later when I was asked to shell out not an unsubstantial amount of money for the trip, I…
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Derwan. A name that would be etched in my mind for a while now. It conjured up an image of a vast desert with camels trudging everlasting dunes and distant snow covered peaks. I could just see myself in a Bedouin’s tent trying my best to conjure up an operating theatre. Well, anyway that was…
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The speech by Jeremy Hunt, our erstwhile Health Secretary has caused undue stress and anger among the health professionals, particularly consultants. He claims the consultant do not work over the weekends! I am not sue where he got this information from. I was operating last Saturday and counted not less than 11 other consultants working…
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Was steppe the home of the Aryans?. Incontrovertible evidence for the presence of Horse in Indus Valley during Bronze Age. Fascinating Blog article.
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The whole thing was like out of a dream! From the moment we landed at the sprawling Delhi International Airport the events rolled quickly and merged into one long episode. The publisher, Mr Bhaskar Roy came to meet us at the Royal Plaza hotel on Janpath, right in the middle of the city jostling…
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Last words of the Old King.
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Good News!! Just had two reviews on A Kangaroo Court. One from a professional reviewer on GoodReads and a personal letter from a reader.: Masquerade Crew’s review Mar 23, 13 4 of 5 stars bookshelves: non-fiction ROY’S REVIEW This is an inside story of one man’s unfortunate experience at the hands of the (British) General…
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The first edition of The Equator Line lives up to its name. The articles appear to strike a good balance between serious topics such as the current economic problems and the nostalgic journey back in time. The images are striking and appropriately distributed to keep the reader interested and at the same time not losing…
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