NP'S Journal

Human society for as long as we can think back, through our own knowledge, experiences and studies, has been caught in a complex web of science and blind beliefs. These two viciously warring forces have made human living beyond an incomprehensible and sluggish journey from birth to increasingly transitory death and human life a viciously mix of being scientific and superstitious. -- transition of the human mind from theology to metaphysics and, then, to science ("positive" state) has been featured in the works of August Comte, the father of sociology, which shows the abandonment of the theological and metaphysical phases and unrestricted adherence to scientific method. -- theology: existence of supernatural or divine powers. -- metaphysics: existence of impersonal powers, occult qualities and vital forces. The realm of observable facts is considered as an imperfect copy or imitation of eternal forms. -- science: -- evolution of thought patterns in the entire history of the hu...

                        NP'S LEGAL WISDOM ( 35 ) " L ife  belongs and is fundamentally responsive to  the biological/physical condition trapped in the mundane laws of the Earth. While the mind is a  massive legislative house and cradle of all  the principles of living that have yet been framed and are yet to be framed, one that is enlightened with the true laws of life moves safely through any conditioned living and does not need the coded principles as its safety guide. " ( 34 ) " Which laws do govern the universe-- laws of nature or laws of God? It seems neither if  we look at our own planet which is governed by our own laws.  Then certainly  we intervene in, or interfere with,  the natural/divine laws,  for we know our planet  is a product of the universe or God. Whatever, the consequences of the human intervention, or our interference, can be judged  by how we are relat...

Many were born before my birth. Many had died, and many had been living... And since, many have been born, many have died, and many are still living. Of the dead, many did die little after their birth, many as young children, adolescents, and youths, too. Many also lived their lifetime and before their death, many lived with fulfillment, and many with deprivation...

APHORISMS OF LIFE 2 ●  Until evolution has stopped, I am an imperfect human. Each one is. ● God pleases mind, not body. ● Your subjection to God cannot go beyond your subjection to your bodily pleasure.  ● Public display of affection is a disturbing trend. ● Struggles for survival are key to human evolution. The end of struggles means the decay of human species.  ● Representative democracy is an organized anarchy.  ● When all women will become beautiful and all men handsome, there will be no love stories. ● Political leadership rides on the backbone of the deviated youth. ● Pressed down by the forced livings, we cannot look straight at the truth of life. ● The nature of physics does not always go with the human intent and behavior. That is the cause of conflict between Nature and human beings.  ● There are two most fundamental feelings of life: it is you only, none else is living; and it is you only, none else is dying.  ● Love and respect are the bigg...

MY STORY OF FAILURES A Novel  By N P Samal A: FAILURES 1. My Failure As A Student 2. My Failure To Become What I Wanted To Be 3. My Failure To Marry A Beautiful Girl 4. My Failure As A Husband 5. My Failure As A Father 6. My Failure As A Human Being  B: WHY I FAILED 1. Family Causes 2. Personal Causes 3. Societal Causes C: OTHER CAUSES  (A beautiful Snehalata, an M.Sc. in Mathematics from Ravenshaw University, Cuttack, who dreamt to marry me, married another boy when I did not get OAS/OJS. A government officer in our village, who waited to get his beautiful daughter, Rajalaxmi, married to me, changed his decision after he knew about my failure in civil/judicial service examination. Then a professor's daughter, an extremely beautiful Nibedita, who had happily accepted my proposal to marry me, also left me...)

I was born on the night of May 15, 1969. 

CRITERION 1: CURRICULAR ASPECTS  1.1 Curricular Planning and Implementation  1.1.1 The Institution ensures effective curriculum delivery through a well planned and documented process.  Description: Indira Gandhi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences in strict adherence to the norms of its regulatory bodies, namely, Biju Patnaik University of Technology, Rourkela, Odisha, (prior to 2023), Odisha University of Health Sciences, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, (since 2023), Pharmacy Council of India, New Delhi, and All India Council of Technical Education, New Delhi, delivers the pharmacy curriculum as provided by the university every year, ensuring its effectiveness through well planned and documented process.  Before the beginning of each session, the Academic Committee of the institute conducts meeting with the staff members of the heads of the departments where various strategies and action plans are developed for effective implementation of the pharmacy curriculum. Internal mee...