Love and life, Sunil Mishra [reading an ebook .txt] 📗

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Sunil kumar mishra (born july 23,1985) , uttar pradesh, He is a poet, writer and researcher. He is Nepalese writer who writes in English. He was born and raised in kolkata, and came to study in engineering college at kharagpur,at the age of twenty. He has authored a number of Newspaper columns, articles and books on truth, love and relationships.

If you love reading books with relatable characters, then this one must be on your best love story novels by indian authors list. It tells the story of Natasha, a Bengali woman married to a Tamilian guy named Rakesh. The couple are NRIs, and both are equally absorbed in their professional worlds. Natasha yearns for romance, excitement and companionship but Rakesh seems too busy in his world. She makes a chance visit to India with one of her handsome colleague and bumps into an ex-flame in India. Will Natasha have a self-discovery about love or will she have to make a choice .You should really be buying this one right away.

SUNIL KUMAR MISHRA

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. A True Satisfied love story( how love changed his life)

2. THE Mobile Phone Call (Heart touching Love story)

3.ETERNAL LOVE(A HEART TOUCHING LOVE STORY)

4. The Blind Mistake ( Love Story About The Faults In Star Charts)

5. Blind Love(A Heart Touching Love Story About Chasing Jamie.)

6. The short message service ( Love Story about young couple)

7.  The Signs Of true love (Motivational Story Of An Young Couple)

8. The Strength Of True Love(True love immortal in this world)

9.Keep a Distance My Love(unforgetable romantic love)

10. The Blind Traveller ( A Touching Love Story Of Susan And Mark)

11. The Attraction Of Love ( A Heart Touching Love Story)

1. A True Satisfied love story

(This is a story of how a woman chased a man – and how love changed his life)

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Born in Bristol, England, in 1902, Paul Dirac was, after Einstein, the second most important theoretical physicist of the 20th century.

He studied at Cambridge, where he wrote the first-ever dissertation on quantum mechanics. Shortly thereafter he produced one of physics’ most famous theories, the Dirac equation, which correctly predicted the existence of antimatter. Dirac did more than any other scientist to reconcile Einstein’s general theory of relativity to quantum mechanics. In 1933 he received the Nobel Prize in Physics, the youngest theoretical physicist ever to do so.

At the time Dirac received the Nobel Prize, he was leading a remarkably drab and, to most eyes, unappealing existence. As detailed in Graham Farmelo’s wonderful biography, The Strangest Man: The Hidden Life of Paul Dirac, Mystic of the Atom, on which I rely heavily in this article, Dirac was an incredibly taciturn individual. Getting him to utter even a word could prove nearly impossible, leading his mischievous colleagues to introduce a new unit of measure for the rate of human speech, the Dirac, which amounted to one word per hour.

Dirac was the kind of man who would “never utter a word when no word would do.” Farmelo describes him as a human being completely absorbed in his work, with absolutely no interest in other people or their feelings, and utterly devoid of empathy. He attributes this in part to Dirac’s tyrannical upbringing. His father ruthlessly punished him for every error in speech, and the young Dirac adopted the strategy of saying as little as possible.

Dirac was socially awkward and showed no interest in the opposite sex. Some of his colleagues suspected that he might be utterly devoid of such feelings. Once, Farmelo recounts, Dirac found himself on a two-week cruise from California to Japan with the eminent physicist Werner Heisenberg. The gregarious Heisenberg made the most of the trip’s opportunities for fraternization with the opposite sex, dancing with the flapper girls. Dirac found Heisenberg’s conduct perplexing, asking him, “Why do you dance?” Heisenberg replied, “When there are nice girls, it is always a pleasure to dance.” Dirac pondered this for some minutes before responding, “But Heisenberg, how do you know beforehand that the girls are nice?”

Love finds the professor

Then one day,

Text: Sunil Kumar Mishra
Cover: Sunil Kumar Mishra
Editing: Sunil Kumar Mishra
Translation: Sunil Kumar Mishra
Layout: Sunil Kumar Mishra
Publication Date: 07-16-2018

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Dedication:
People who are in love need something special for their love. Romantic True Love Quotes presented in the article can become the choice number one among .True love is about the way you perceive someone. ... People who are experiencing true love don't hide stuff from each other. They openly share their lives because they want to share their lives with that person. That is a part of being in a loving long-term relationship with someone.The Difference Between Falling In Love And Loving Someone. We often loosely use the word “love” and we mix being in love with actually loving someone. Being in love with someone can stem from infatuation, possessiveness and obsession. You both talk, hold hands, hug kisses and develop surface feelings.