Bøger af Abhijit Ghosh

Soil degradation is a global phenomenon. 40% of the soil is already degraded. By 2050, about 87% of fertile soil will be degraded, and the population of our planet will be 9 billion by then. The result will be huge shortages of food, starvation, and migration. Worse still, bringing back its original level of fertility, takes around 15-20 years. The only way to avoid such a disaster is to save the soil. This book explains why soil degradation occurs and how to prevent it.

"What" Mr. Srivastava almost jumped from his chair "of all the vacant flats you had to choose this one? Whoever stays in the flat for three nights does not survive more than a week. This has happened twice. You must move out at once" Ajit was shifted to another vacant flat but could he be saved? - Did the big brown dog come solely to save the jeep driver's life? If so where did it go after being mortally hit by the very person it came to save? - New bricks keep raining day after day even though there are no brick kilns in the neighbourhood. Who is playing this mischief? Is there a sinister motive? - Why should the English couple give up their lives immediately after marriage in the posh mall area in Shimla? Such things never happen in British society! - Can a headless hulk coming towards you be stopped by a couple of bullets from a.32 Colt revolver? Read the answers to these and other hair raising stories in this compilation of paranormal events. Skilful blend of some true and some imaginative stories make this book eminently readable. Contents of many of the stories will touch your heart.

For instance, in order design reliable inte gritted circuits, it is necessary to analyze how decisions regarding design rules affect the yield, i.e., the percentage of functional chips obtained by the manufacturing process.

For instance, in order design reliable inte gritted circuits, it is necessary to analyze how decisions regarding design rules affect the yield, i.e., the percentage of functional chips obtained by the manufacturing process.