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The molecular formula, the chemical structure, and the nature of heroin are as complicated as human nature, and structure; but it is now found that the heroin is overpowering heroines (and heroes too, maybe) in reel as well as in real lives by influencing their brains, and neurons. The overpowering of heroin is reshaping minds and matters of individuals as well as society in the vicinity, near and far. The shape of things in the Bollywood (Mumbai Cine town) at present; and as it is evolving; taking hitherto assumed to be role models for millions is getting revealed menacingly. Thanks to the news on television channels, we are coming to know about the unpalatable facts coming out from the individuals associated with the so-called silver screens. When heroin, oxycodone, or any other opiate travels through the bloodstream to the brain, the chemicals attach to specialized proteins, called mu-opioid receptors, on the surfaces of opiate-sensitive neurons (brain cells). The linkage of these c

  The Farm Bills 2020: the farmer's pride and privileges The commonalities between the transport systems in the 1970s, and 1995 onwards; and the Farm Bills 2020 and the farmer's pride and privileges We got up at about 4 AM, had our morning routine completed, and then we hired an auto rickshaw and reached the bus stop at 5.10 AM. The scheduled time for the bus was 5.30 AM. We were waiting and the bus turned up at 7 AM. It reached its destination at 11 AM, after traveling just 90 km. This was in the year 1975, and the points of travel were the steel city of Rourkela to the district headquarters Sundergarh. It will not be an exaggeration to mention here that we were dehydrated to the last extent by the time we got down in Sundergarh after a journey of 4 hours, i.e. the bus traveled at the speed of 22 km/hr. Our children do not believe us when we narrate such harrowing bus journeys of our days. For them, and also for us, now the distance is traveled in 90 minutes. Apart from the

Ronan was scrolling down through the posts on the Instagram site to kill boredom while waiting in the boarding lounge at the airport. His scrolling stopped at the view of one of the posts. It was a seductive photograph posted by a damsel. Ronan stopped stupefied for a couple of seconds to quench his obsession with the attraction of his mind before scrolling down further. He noticed there are seven more photographs posted in the same post. Impulsively, Ronan swiped his mobile screen to the left to view more photographs of the woman, one after another. But by the time he reached the fifth photograph, his excitement to see the next sixth and the seventh photographs waned. He stopped there and scrolled down to view other posts on Instagram. It is interesting to note that while Ronan found the first photograph irresistible, his interest declined as he moved to view the subsequent photographs. And after the fifth one, he gave up.  We call this behavior of consumer as the – law of diminishing

 

 

  I was viewing an old Bollywood movie of the 1950s. Some of the septuagenarian elderly were forlorn and discussing amongst them – God only knows how our society is going to be with youngsters that are not listening to our generation. Moral values are going down. The youths of the next generation are different. They are adopting western lifestyles and forgetting our culture and heritage .    It suddenly dawned on me that these are the same words we have been telling our next generation, now in the year 2020. So people have not changed their opinions over the decades. About 70 years have passed away, and the elder generation is seeing the next generation as  different from them . So is it a slow and steady change of cultural richness over the decades? Is the next generation always bent towards lifestyles different and unacceptable to the previous generation?    Is morning walk alone understood to be the panacea for all maladies, be it physiological or psychological? Why is the present g

 https://youtu.be/rwgShfbTclg In this video, I have spoken about - (1) the economic viability with improvement in the quality of output in rock blasting operation by integrating mining and explosive manufacturing into one. (2) the benefits to the allottees of newer coal blocks. They will find that having a captive explosive manufacturing plant is like getting independent in this aspect. (3) possibilities of manufacture and use of site-specific-products, and (4) available exact details in my books titled (i) "UNLEASH THE NEURONS - Design Thinking", (ii) "Demand Supply and Safety in Explosives for rock blasting, and (iii) Site Mix Emulsion - SOP and manufacturing". #explosives #rockblasting #captiveexplosivemanufacturingplant #quality #qualityimprovement #productivity #productivityimprovement #costbenefitanalysis #IPUL #innovativeproductsandprojects

This is in response to remarks like " मुंबई मत आना"  made by some self-styled-owners of Mumbai. These self-styled-owners of Mumbai have a wrong feeling that - they only have contributed to the growth, development, and existence of Mumbai. These self-styled-owners need to remember that revenues generated from the taxes paid by each citizen of India have made Mumbai to the present shape.    Mumbai belongs to every citizen of India.