DR. NIMAIN CHARAN BISWAL

          WHAT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED  IF THERE WAS NO MATHEMATICS Can anybody say that the world would have managed without Mathematics? The simple answer to this big question is a big “NO”. The Mankind needs a language to communicate for its survival and existence, it is as old as human existence in the world. In any language known to mankind any where in the world, there are two types of scripts, one is a character ( letter and symbols included ) and the other is a number. The Characters are used to express the description of a feeling or otherwise a neural expression as I would call it ( a feeling or impulse transmitted from our Nervous System) and the Numbers are used to quantify a neural expression. Mathematics in fact, has existed from the point of creation of life in the Animal World while Humans are included as part and parcel of Animal World. The very requirement and indispensability of two persons ( or two animals ) and not one, defined by gender as Male and Female, to cr

  PIT FALLS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE  IF NOT APPLIED APPROPRIATELY            In the recent years, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ( AI ), has generated a hype globally. It is primarily the software companies who have created this hype to generate windfall business, while its utility can create most dangerous situations if the software has flaws in development, programming and application domain. Artificial Intelligence is supposed to work in areas, where applying human intelligence ( natural intelligence of human brain ) may be a limitation both in terms of timing, volume and access, that is what the software companies selling Artificial Intelligence Software Systems ( to be combined with hardware systems) have been prescribing and preaching about. However, it has to be developed carefully and applied carefully, that is what is the essence of AI. Some real life examples, even observed by me would be handy to understand this contention. A prestigious organization of the world some time back

  THE WORLD SOIL DAY: RESPECT THE SOIL,  “ MAA MATI “ …“THE MOTHER SOIL”              December 5 is proudly celebrated as “World Soil Day” to recognize the importance of healthy soil and to convey and circulate among the world population the criticality of maintaining soil health for the survival of mankind and to impress the importance of sustainable management of soil resources around globe. Published data indicate that in 2019, the “World Soil Day” was excitedly celebrated in more than 100 countries through 560 events  around the world. The theme of the World Soil day 2020, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) campaign, is “Keep soil alive, protect soil biodiversity”. By encouraging and impressing on people around the world to engage themselves in consciously and proactively improving soil health, the campaign envisages and aims to fight soil biodiversity loss and focus on management of soil resources sustainably. In Indian Tradition it is said “MAA MATI“ ( “Maa”