About Ajit R. Jadhav
I am an engineer from Pune, India---more like engineer-cum-physicist. For more information on me and my research, see my Web site: http://www.JadhavResearch.net.-
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- Part-time Teaching, Again…
- Prof. S. R. Kajale, R.I.P.
- Immediately Available for Jobs in Pune, India…
- An Important Comment I Just Made at iMechanica—And, (Much) More!
- Where the Mind Stops—Not!
- Visual Something, Part 1
- What’s up? … Nothing in particular
- Can an Infinitesimal Have Parts?
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Tag Archives: Culture
That’s One Farmer-Suicide One Couldn’t Care Less About!
The farmer in question, you must have guessed, is none other than Anna Hazare. This is one guy about who I had wanted to write for a long time. However, for some very good reasons, it kept on getting out … Continue reading
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Tagged Awards, Bad, BJP, Capitalism, Culture, Free Markets, Gandhi, Indians, Individual Rights, NGOs, Politicians, Politics, Rural, Shiv Sena
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One More Recommendation for Your Holiday Reading: Manjit Kumar’s “Quantum”
This year seems to be a bit unusual. I have not one, but two very strong recommendations for your holiday reading list. The first book, of course, was David Harriman’s “The Logical Leap: Induction in Physics,” which formed the topic … Continue reading
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Tagged Culture, Fundamental Ideas, History, Physics, Popular Science, Quantum Mechanics
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Playing the Second Fiddle to “Accomplishments Based on Short Term Reputations”
0. This post puts together a series of tweets I wrote last week or so. This post was meant to be uncharacteristically short because I am once again down with cough (together with 1/4th if not 1/2 of Pune). Those … Continue reading
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Tagged "Follow-Up", Academia, Americans, Bad, Culture, IITs, iMechanica, Indians, Integrity, Morality, Ph.D., Physicists, Research
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Judging the Judgments Being Passed on the Ayodhyaa Judgment
0. My Tributes: Let me begin by paying my tribute to one of India’s most respected politicians who also could become a prime minister, Lal Bahadur Shastri-ji, and also to the Founder of our Nation, Mahatma Gandhi-ji, on the occasion … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayodhyaa, BJP, Congress, Culture, Indira Congress, Secular, USA
The Supreme Cut…
A recent judgment by the Supreme Court of India has yet again demonstrated its definite bias towards statism. It has demonstrated, once again, that even the very apex court of this country would be ever so willing—nay, even eager—to interpret … Continue reading
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Tagged BJP, constitution, Culture, Indira Congress, Individual Rights, Intellectuals, Justice, Media, Socialism, Socialists, statism, Supreme Court
