A heart-touching story of Ruby—a red blood cell—whose life ends in 120 days to serve the body. In a parallel world, we individuals helplessly and haplessly die after serving society. Or is it the other way around?
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Hey there!
So, you’ve stumbled upon my little corner of the internet – welcome!
Here’s a heads up: my brain is like a pinball machine, bouncing around from one random thought to another. Here I write down some of them.
If you’ve got some time to kill and nothing else on your plate, why not join me on this quirky journey through my posts? And do let me know your thoughts.
Here’s to the randomness of life!
Oh yes, before I forget, some of the posts are originally in Bengali, my mother tongue. If you wish, you can change the language from the menu.
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Why Heroes Fall
Why do men willingly sacrifice their lives for a moment of glory they will never experience? Is it a quest to defy death, to live beyond mortality through heroism? Is this even a valid question? Is the underlying social construction, the power game, a truth to discover for her? Is[...]Read More
Harmonizing Hustle and Heart: My Journey of Dual Living
Here I ponder how to balance my career in physics with my diverse passions. Is it possible to harmonize professional pursuits with personal fulfillment? Join me as I explore creating two distinct personas to navigate this dual living.
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A Ph.D. life in perspective
A Ph.D. student is a person amongst emotionally the most vulnerable section of the population, going through a most vulnerable training process for one of the most vulnerable career options, during the most vulnerable phase of his/her life. Let's try to understand what might go wrong with them.
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Kolkata after Amphan – what North Korea can teach us
Sometimes we can learn some stuff from the 'bad boy' of the class. In the winter, North Korean people themselves clear the road by scraping snow before they head to their office.
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