Utkarsh Mishra

📰 कार्बनकॉपी के ताजा न्यूज़लेटर में पढ़िए ➡️दुनिया का सबसे गर्म क्षेत्र बना भारत ➡️दो भारतीय संरक्षणविदों को मिला 'ग्रीन ऑस्कर' ➡️तेल की बढ़ती कीमतों से भारत में ईवी एडॉप्शन में आई तेजी hindi.carboncopy.info/newsletters/vo…

Evil websites like Libgen, Z-library, and Sci-Hub had pirated millions of academic books and papers. They've been shut down, and rightly so. We shouldn't use them anyway. We should make billion-dollar academic publishers richer. Anyway, here's how to access these libraries: 🚨DO NOT DO THIS!

🌡️भारत इस समय भीषण हीटवेव की चपेट में है, और यह संकट अब केवल तापमान के आंकड़ों तक सीमित नहीं रह गया है। हीटवेव अब एक उभरती हुई 'पब्लिक हेल्थ इमरजेंसी' है।

Gandhi was frustrated that even while protesting the British, every time a freedom fighter signed a document, they were using Quink (Parker)/Stephens (British) ink. He saw it as a symbolic defeat. Gandhi personally asked Satish Chandra Dasgupta (a legendary chemist, I will write separately about him) to create an ink that would not betray Indian paper. Satish Chandra did not want to run a business, so he passed the formula (Krishna Dhara) to 2 brothers, Nanigopal & Sankaracharya Maitra in Rajshahi (now Bangladesh). They started Sulekha (named by Tagore) in a small room with a single stove. British inks of the 1930s were notorious for being Iron-Gall based. These were highly acidic. If you look at British-era documents today, many have holes where the ink was the acid literally ate through the paper over 50 yrs. The Maitra brothers realized that Indian paper (often handmade/low-quality) would disintegrate under British ink. They engineered Sulekha to be pH-neutral. They used a secret infusion of tannins from indigenous sources & refined them to ensure the ink was archival. The reason many 1940s Indian revolutionary pamphlets are still readable today, w/o the paper crumbling, is specifically due to the non-corrosive chemistry of Sulekha. Also, Satyajit Ray, who was a master calligrapher (he designed his own fonts like Ray Roman), preferred Sulekha because of its Matte-Finish density.

➡️भारत इस समय भीषण हीटवेव की चपेट में है, और यह संकट अब केवल तापमान के आंकड़ों तक सीमित नहीं रह गया है। इस संकट का सबसे बड़ा बोझ गरीब और असंगठित क्षेत्र के मजदूरों पर पड़ रहा है। पढ़िए @hridayeshjoshi का लेख hindi.carboncopy.info/heatwaves-in-i…

मार्च में बढ़ता राजधानी का तापमान, 11 सालों में दिल्ली के अलग अलग इलाकों के तापमान में 0.6 से 6.1 डिग्री तक की वृद्धि

दिल्ली के सेंट्रल रिज में प्रस्तावित ‘थीम पार्क’ योजना को लेकर विवाद गहराया, विशेषज्ञों ने इसे शहर के ‘ग्रीन लंग्स’ के लिए खतरा बताया है। पढिए यह रिपोर्ट @hridayeshjoshi @BhavreenMK @AnkurBisen1 hindi.carboncopy.info/row-over-centr…

🌎पर्यावरण और ऊर्जा सुरक्षा से जुड़ी ताज़ा ख़बरों पर एक नज़र

Infant surgeries were routinely performed with minimal or no anesthesia because anesthetists wrongly believed infants felt no pain due to their immature nervous systems, dismissing their responses as mere reflexes. This barbaric practice persisted until 1987, when Dr. Kanwaljeet J.S. Anand and Dr. P.R. Hickey published their groundbreaking research in the NEJM, demolishing those outdated myths. In 1985, Dr. K.J.S. Anand had reviewed preterm neonatal surgeries and the results were shocking. He found that 76% used only muscle relaxants. This left infants awake, aware, and paralyzed during painful procedures. In 1987, the article “Pain and Its Effects in the Human Neonate and Fetus” appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine. It combined clear evidence on pain perception in fetuses and newborns. This work changed medical practice. It led to global reforms in pediatric anesthesia that required proper pain relief for infant surgeries. The paper has been cited more than 2,700 times.

If only the fiery editor's annual fiery speech was reflected in his newspaper of fallen standards...

grand cryatollah has blamed jowarlal

It should make every society and university proud to have young people, like @arekayinn, infused with integrity and intellectual rigour. The university should immediately withdraw the threat letter with an apology to all its students. arekay.substack.com/p/i-wrote-abou…

@arekayinn @raajma_chaawal 👏👏

@UtkarshRediff @raajma_chaawal Thank you so much! I will not be taking it down.

friend's friend wrote a piece on his substack criticising the supreme court for its gag order relating to the ncert book ban, now he has received an email to take down the same because "judges, advocates of the sc and hc have been making spate of calls" and it would be in (1/2)

@arekayinn @raajma_chaawal Though I don't follow you, your piece reached me via Mr Prashant Bhushan who had shared it. I really liked it and forwarded to a lot of people. Please don't take it down.

@raajma_chaawal I knowww… it was honestly so crazy…

On M.N.Roy's birthday, I'm very happy to reveal the cover of my forthcoming book. It will narrate Roy's attempts to bring down the British Empire & the rise of global imperial intelligence networks in response to the dark spectre of global communism. hurstpublishers.com/book/one-man-a…

🌏जलवायु परिवर्तन और ऊर्जा संकट से जुड़ी ताजा खबरों पर एक नज़र #IranWar‌ #lpggascrisis #oilcrisis2026

📰 कार्बनकॉपी के ताजा न्यूज़लेटर में पढ़िए ➡️ईरान युद्ध: एलपीजी संकट, महंगे ईंधन से रसोई पर बढ़ा बोझ ➡️भारत में भीषण गर्मी की आशंका, आगे और बढ़ेंगी हीटवेव: आईएमडी ➡️पेरिस समझौते के तहत नए एनडीसी जमा नहीं करने वाले देशों पर होगी चर्चा, भारत भी सूची में hindi.carboncopy.info/newsletters/vo…

Never believe a rumour until it's officially denied?

🌎 भारत में एलपीजी संकट और पर्यावरण से जुड़ी अन्य ख़बरों पर एक नज़र #IranUSWar #LPGGas

An instructive read on one form of corruption in Indian judiciary. A journal paper published in 2021 with statistical data to support its findings. "Jobs for justice(s): Corruption in the Supreme Court of IndiaJobs for justice(s): Corruption in the Supreme Court of India" ink.library.smu.edu.sg/cgi/viewconten…