It was 1980 and I was working with Shah Technical Consultants at their Nariman Point office in Mumbai. We used to walk after the office
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I published in September, 2018 a post on “Joy of Teaching”. Today, on this Teachers Day, I thought of revising this post once again. If
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In the epic Mahabharata, Yudhisthira the first one among Pandavas was known as Dharmaraja ( ‘righteous king’ or ‘king of dharma‘) for his piety. Yudhishthira’s true prowess was
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When I was studying undergraduate program at IIT Bombay, I was fascinated with the title Ph D. Most of the Professors who taught us were
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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) has been a celebrated tool, widely accepted across the world for sustainable development following a precautionary principle. But in its 50
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I have a hobby to collect different masks wherever I visit. In my last three decades of travel, I have built an impressive collection of