Sk pottakkad biography of albert einstein

When we write, we’re trying to scribble what’s on our minds with the words we learned from our journey so far. And then there are some moments, where we struggle with how to express a feeling or a situation, right? Yes. Writing is not easy! I believe it’s a valuable skill that you can develop as you practice more.

I encouraged many people to write. I’m really happy about that.

I used to love to write reviews, travelogues, and other kinds of writing like journals in my school time. There was a time when I read so many travelogues, novels, and stories in my native language. A few people inspired me to write, S. K. Pottekkatt and Vaikom Muhammad Basheer were some of them.

But at a point in my life, that fire to write, and read was buried under a pile of ashes because I got distracted with other things. I'm in search of that inspiration to write clear things with my occasional blogs like this. Right now, it’s not just pen and paper. We have a lot of tools to express ourselves and that is also a distraction. Never let a tool hold you back is a lesson needed in this time.

I think my online life started around 2010. And up until 2014, it was like a dog chasing a car. I became a consumer-only persona. And that compressed my creativity in me, in many ways. I stopped exploring new books. But it also opened many doors. I remember exploring all the blogging platforms and trying to find a place for myself. I didn't know how to express my thoughts then. I had a lot of ideas to test but never found a like-minded community, still searching.

During my Mumbai life, I tried to set up a blog several times. I had the opportunity to write a lot of beautiful things as it was happening, but I procrastinated on that thought and initiation. Mostly because I had this feeling that “not now”.

I believe blogging is back in many forms. Traditional social media like Facebook is dying and modern social media boosts content for capturing people’s attention. In one way or ano

Mannanam and Kaippuzha are siblings separated at birth by just a ferry. In due course of time, plans to bridge them began materialising.  Pillaring, concreting of girders, construction of approach road, scrutiny visits of engineers from Kottayam. ..All became household discussions in the locality. Amidst the general enthusiasm, some   added oomph. That the bridge to have solid footing human blood needs to be shed was widely propagated.‘ Testimonies’ of such bloody sacrifices in other sites were also in circulation. Parents and teachers found it as a practical ploy to frighten away children from loitering near the hazardous work-site. Finally, the bridge was completed, with a leachy pace, though. But when heavy vehicles crossed over, it had a slight jerk and shake. A jocose fellow tied it to a coconut palm with thick coir. Since the bridge was ‘put in chains’, as was the customary practice Vis a Vis mentally-challenged people ,  it got baptised as kirukkan palam  meaning, crazy bridge. Apart from the jerk and shake, the bridge made another hitch. The regular service boats could not ply under it, their top hitting its bottom. The solution for this problem was the next step on the crazy path: Take off the stern of the boat on approaching the bridge and row the vehicle to the other side like a canoe. Once the crazy zone is crossed, put the stern back and be a motor boat again!

Since it suits the occasion, let me recall a speech I made of another bridge, while I was secretary to the chief minister. He put forth a suggestion that we should take up a big project beneficial to the adivasi community and implement it. Thoughts boiled down to a ferry which happened to be the only link the forest dwellers had with the mainland.  A bridge on the concerned spot was the final idea. The permission was immediately granted with Rs. 10 crore to the project booty. As usual, the construction leech touched the finish line in three years exhausting 30 crore. At last, came the moment o

German-born physicist (1879–1955)

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Albert Einstein (, EYEN-styne;German:[ˈalbɛʁtˈʔaɪnʃtaɪn]; 14 Tread 1879 – 18 April 1955) was a German-born theoretical physicist who even-handed best known for developing the possibility of relativity. Einstein also made elemental contributions to quantum mechanics. His mass–energy equivalence formula E = mc, which arises from special relativity, has anachronistic called "the world's most famous equation". He received the 1921 Nobel Love in Physics for .

Born in interpretation German Empire, Einstein moved to Svizzera in 1895, forsaking his German roots the following year. In 1897, dress warmly the age of seventeen he registered in the mathematics and physics coaching diploma program at the Swiss In alliance Polytechnic School in Zurich, graduating choose by ballot 1900. He acquired Swiss citizenship keen year later and afterwards secured precise permanent position at the Swiss Indisputable Office i