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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalDr. Sujata Sharma is a Professor in the Department of Biophysics at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. She has been conferred the Kalpana Chawla Excellence award for her contribution to science and literature. The Department of Biotechnology of the Government of India awarded her the National Bioscience Award for Career Development, one of the highest Indian science awards, for her contributions to biosciences. She is also a recipient of the National Young Woman Bioscientist Award of the Department of Biotechnology which was conferred to her by the President of India. SRead More...
Dr. Sujata Sharma is a Professor in the Department of Biophysics at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi. She has been conferred the Kalpana Chawla Excellence award for her contribution to science and literature. The Department of Biotechnology of the Government of India awarded her the National Bioscience Award for Career Development, one of the highest Indian science awards, for her contributions to biosciences. She is also a recipient of the National Young Woman Bioscientist Award of the Department of Biotechnology which was conferred to her by the President of India. She has been deeply passionate about Molecular Medicine and science popularization. Through her books which essentially are a combination of science and fiction, she intends to bridge the gap between science and society. She is also the author of the books, “The Secret of the Red Crystals”, an inspirational memoir of her discovery of molecular structure of C-lobe, an antibacterial protein in AIIMS Delhi and "A Dragonfly's Purpose", which is an autobiographical account of her recovery from a debilitating autoimmune paralytic disease, Guillain Barre Syndrome.
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वर्ष 2055 में, डॉ. प्रथम को एक नए कोरोनावायरस की खोज के लिए एक पुरस्कार मिलता है और वह वर्ष 2020 की यादों में खो जाते हैं। उस समय, वह छह साल के एक शरारती लड़के थे, जिसे पूरा परिवार प्यार से "भ
वर्ष 2055 में, डॉ. प्रथम को एक नए कोरोनावायरस की खोज के लिए एक पुरस्कार मिलता है और वह वर्ष 2020 की यादों में खो जाते हैं। उस समय, वह छह साल के एक शरारती लड़के थे, जिसे पूरा परिवार प्यार से "भोलू" पुकारता था। वह बड़ा भयानक वक़्त था जब कोविड-19 नाम की बीमारी पूरी दुनिया में फैल रही थी। एकाएक भोलू का मस्त और अल्हड़ जीवन पलट गया। लॉकडाउन के दौरान उसको अपने घर में अंदर बंद रहना पड़ा। न तो वह अपने दोस्तों से मिल सकता था और न ही वह स्कूल जा सकता था। हर रोज़ उसको ऑनलाइन क्लास में बैठना पड़ता था। फिर एक रात, अपने बगीचे में, उसकी मुलाकात कोवी नाम के बेबी कोरोनावायरस से होती है। एक साथ खेलते हुए और विज्ञान के बारे में बातें करते हुए, एक प्यारी से दोस्ती की शुरुआत हो जाती है। कुछ दिनों के बाद भोलू कोवी से एक ऐसा वादा करता है जिससे भोलू का जीवन हमेशा के लिए बदल जाता है।
In the year 2055, Dr Pratham received an award for discovering a new coronavirus. As he goes down memory lane, he remembers the summer of 2020. Back then, he was a naughty six year old boy, called “Bholu’ affectionately by his family. An illness called Covid-19 was spreading all over the world. Everyone had been forced to stay inside their homes during the lockdown. All of a sudden, Bholu’s happy and carefree life was turned upside down
In the year 2055, Dr Pratham received an award for discovering a new coronavirus. As he goes down memory lane, he remembers the summer of 2020. Back then, he was a naughty six year old boy, called “Bholu’ affectionately by his family. An illness called Covid-19 was spreading all over the world. Everyone had been forced to stay inside their homes during the lockdown. All of a sudden, Bholu’s happy and carefree life was turned upside down. Instead of normal, physical school, he had to learn to adjust to attending online classes. He also had to learn to play all by himself as he could not meet his friends. Staying away from his school and his friends, Bholu became miserable and lonely. Then one night, in his garden, he met Kovi, a baby coronavirus. From that moment, an unexpected friendship began. Playing together and talking about the pandemic and science, they found an enchanted purpose. Finally, Kovi made Bholu promise something that transformed Bholu’s life forever.
It was during the winter of year 2019 when Covid struck. In a matter of days, the virus stealthily spread at an alarming, breakneck speed all over the world, leading to devastating loss of lives and crippling of economies. Like all biological entities, it had to have a purpose. To search for that purpose, Prof. Sujata Sharma of All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi undertakes a memorable expedition on her imaginary spaceship into the solar system.
It was during the winter of year 2019 when Covid struck. In a matter of days, the virus stealthily spread at an alarming, breakneck speed all over the world, leading to devastating loss of lives and crippling of economies. Like all biological entities, it had to have a purpose. To search for that purpose, Prof. Sujata Sharma of All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi undertakes a memorable expedition on her imaginary spaceship into the solar system. She encounters all the nine heavenly bodies of 'Navagraha' and their corresponding Warriors in White in AIIMS and other leading hospitals of India. Using a heady combination of molecular medicine, astronomy and Vedic astrology, she understands the nuances and eccentricities of the virus. At a celestial level, the expedition begins from the Sun, Prof Randeep Guleria and progresses to other planets and warriors, eventually spanning the entire galaxy. At a terrestrial level, the journey starts from New Delhi to Chandigarh via Bengaluru, zipping through Mumbai and Varanasi, onwards to Noida and finally ending back in Delhi. This exhilarating and inspiring voyage in the middle of the deadliest pandemic of the world helps her to finally discover the elusive Covid's purpose.
Life was almost perfect for Sujata Sharma, a professor in AIIMS, with every best-laid plan in place. She had been deeply involved with research and teaching, with an active family and social life, pursuing physical fitness. In just seven days, she found herself away from home, checked into a hospital, facing an uncertain future with a rare autoimmune disease, Guillain Barre Syndrome, which rendered her almost paralyzed. The road back towards recovery was lon
Life was almost perfect for Sujata Sharma, a professor in AIIMS, with every best-laid plan in place. She had been deeply involved with research and teaching, with an active family and social life, pursuing physical fitness. In just seven days, she found herself away from home, checked into a hospital, facing an uncertain future with a rare autoimmune disease, Guillain Barre Syndrome, which rendered her almost paralyzed. The road back towards recovery was long and uphill. With the help of her doctors, family and colleagues, she started her journey from the grip of the deadly disease, which ended spectacularly with her finally winning a trophy with her departmental team in the first-ever ‘AIIMS Got talent’. In her quest towards discovering inner strength, she found her life’s purpose to be similar to a dragonfly’s purpose, which is to live fully in the moment and perform to its best ability despite the limitations that are imposed by destiny.
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