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The floods restore the microbial and nutritional life of depleted soils.
By Rohit Shukla It is not the flood but the bad planning and poor disaster management that brings misery to people and loss of livestock- Tandon Sir Some definitions and keywords. TRADE WINDS-The trade winds or easterlies are the permanent east-to-west prevailing winds that flow in the Earth’s equatorial region. LIVESTOCK- Livestock is the domesticated […]
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Planning for UPSC, why not?
You are welcomeBy Rohit Shukla and Ashish Gupta There is no Jaadu ki Jhappi. The mere hard work that you do in push-ups will not help. But what will do wonder is Mindfulness. This involves increasing your political, social, and cultural awareness. Success will be yours in about 1000 days.- Tandon Sir1- Only a systematic plan of […]
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The future plans
What’s a typical day like? A typical day involves working on drafting different kinds of documents, evaluating the best ways to address feedback from different authors of the study, team meetings, and meetings with researchers from the pharmaceutical companies. On days when there is less work, I read to stay up to date on the […]
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The job and its scope
How did you get your first break? My first break was when I got selected in the Human Biology program at AIIMS. Even though I did give entrances to medical colleges, as was the norm then, my heart was not into becoming a medical practitioner. I was more fascinated by biomedical research. I believe my […]
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Planning and getting a career in neuroscience.
What spurred you to take up such an offbeat, unconventional and cool career? At AIIMS, I was fortunate to be taught by inspiring teachers who all had their own research labs. As an undergraduate, I was able to do lab rotations with them where I got to be part of their research labs helping Ph.D. […]
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The story of a medical writer, the challenges and achievements
Editor Note: For those students who wish to pursue their higher studies in the area of Neuroscience or pursue job prospects as a medical writer, the interview of Shashank Tandon interviewed by Shyam Krishnamurthy. The Interview Early Career Helping patients suffering from chronic diseases requires thorough research on the latest treatment strategies and effective communication […]
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An Overview of world maps for sophomore
7:- The Antarctica continent By Rohit Shukla and Tavish SharmaThe continent of Antarctica is the 6th largest in terms of Area and smallest in terms of population. Its approximate area is 1.4 crore sq. Km. and its population is about 1000-5000(seasonal). The GDP of Antarctica is 1 billion dollars. ( By conventional GDP methodology, which […]
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An Overview of world maps for sophomore
6:- The Australian continent By Rohit Shukla and Tavish sharma The continent of Australia/ Oceania (Oceania includes Australasia, Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia) is the smallest in terms of Area and 6th largest in terms of population. Its approximate area is 76 lac sq. Km. and its population is about 2.5 crores. GDP (in billion-dollar) of […]
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An Overview of world maps for sophomore
5:- The South American continent. By Rohit Shukla and Tavish SharmaThe continent of South America is 4th largest in terms of area and 5th in terms of population. Its approximate area is 1.7 crore sq. Km. and its population is about 40 crores.GDP (in billion-dollar) of Brazil is approximately 3219, Argentina is approximately 911, Colombia […]
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An Overview of world maps for the sophomore.
4:- The Africa continent. By Rohit Shukla and Tavish SharmaThe continent of Africa is the 2nd largest in terms of area and population. Its approximate area is 3 crore sq. Km. and its population is about 120 crores.GDP (in billion-dollar) of Nigeria is approximately 465, Egypt is approximately 375, South Africa is approximately 320, Algeria […]