Preparation and evaluation of sustained release microspheres of Norfloxacin
using sodium alginate
LINK: www. ijpsr.com
Saturday, December 31, 2011
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES & RESEARCH
Friday, December 30, 2011
December 31st, 2011 a year in retrospect
2011 is nearing completion...yet another year coming to an end with not much to be happy about...but life does not stand idle. Preparations are on to embark upon a new journey in this upcoming solar year...
Praying fervently to the Almighty for a better year with better luck , better health and success in professional front with lesser hassels..AMEN
Friday, December 2, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
memories of months
January-sound sleep, dreamy eyes, hunt for calendars, silent air, catching up on cricket down under usually in the early wee hours of the morning…
February- Shortest month in the calendar, Feeling Lovesick, romantic movie season, saraswati ma puja at my home, cricket in west indies, runny nose,fever, chill, bodyache,under the weather everytime..
March- Holi, memories of all those years spent in exams, switching on the fun for the very first time the year ( nostalgia ) and film awards, blooming of flowers...
April- Bengal celebrates Nabobarsho with much pomp and gaiety, things are heating up weatherwise around this time…
May- Evenings are half as pleasant as the mornings harsh, body scorches and liquid intake, air conditioners, rising electricity bills, frequent power cuts, ill temper..
June- Intense heat, want some respite, AC in full steam, Kulfi ,praying for thunderstorms and rains and repenting having asked for it later on; usually holiday month since school, has remained so…
July- Rains and colling of the airs, music, aura of romanticism..
August- Patriotism fills the air....concerts..hope.
September- Countdown to Durgotsav and body wanting a break …holidays ??
October- Usually the most festive month having usually many holidays including Glittering lights of Diwali ..Free to do as I choose plus good food generally helps...
November- Solemn month, pollution, winter just setting in..
December-Under the mattress,pollution and dust, cakes and heavy breakfast, Fan no longer needed, playing cricket, Christmas, 31st night shows on TV and making new year resolutions hoping / praying a better year in next one..
Monday, September 12, 2011
Gupta College of Technological Sciences, Asansol
Hi Guys, as you all must be knowing by now that I am studying for master degree in pharmacy (2011-13) and the specialisation I'm pursuing is Pharmacology . This is a pic of my college located at Ashram More, Asansol in West Bengal.
It is an affiliated college of West Bengal University of Technology.
Do wish me success !
Raja
Thursday, August 11, 2011
English Cricket Team shows India who's Boss...
I am upset . Very upset. I have reasons to be. As a cricket fan in a nation that takes pride in its national side fanatically, the ongoing England-India Test series has left me disheartened with a series whitewash looming large and Indian defeat seeming the obvious conclusion.
By the time I will have finished writing my blog, India's position would have deteriorated further and unless saved by the riots (which is pacifying ) or the weather, India can do no more than watch them going down 0-3 in the series and with it , lose their place as the "numero-uno" test side in international cricket.
Another test match is left, but the blame game has begun and the ever so fimiliar picture of the 90's is here for everyone to see. Yes, we must stand up for our team and not be unduly critical but we also must state facts, how harsh they may sound.
India has been simply outplayed in the series and I don't see that changing just yet. Call it the t20 effect or what u like...bottomline is this....India is about to lose the series comprehensively, Indian players failed , We are mightily dissapointed as a nation that loves its cricket !
-Raja
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Odisha Odessi
Went on a weeklong tour with ma and baba to Odisha for partly work and part pleasure. Liked Rambha and Gopalpur on Sea in particular. Realised not for the first time that Bengal and Odisha have much in common, the trip only reaffirmed my faith. (Good food helps decide !)
I may well have to become a resident of Odisha, as we know it today, but in ways more than it will remain a second home for me no matter where I decide to stay for the next few years of my life.
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