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Environmental Pollution Control Engineering
This Revised Edition Of The Book On Environmental Pollution Control Engineering Features A Systematic And Thorough Treatment Of The Principles Of The Origin Of Air, Water And Land Pollutants, Their Effect On The Environment And The Methods Available To Control Them. The Demographic And Environmental Trends, Energy Consumption Patterns And Their Impact On The Environment Are Clearly Discussed. Application Of The Physical, And Chemical Engineering Concepts To The Design Of Pollution Control Equipment Is Emphasized. Due Importance Is Given To Modelling, Quality Monitoring And Control Of Specific Major Pollutants. A Separate Chapter On The Management Of Hazardous Wastes Is Added. Information Pertaining To Indian Conditions Is Given Wherever Possible To Help The Reader Gain An Insight Into India Sown Pollution Problems.This Book Is Mainly Intended As A Textbook For An Integrated One-Semester Course For Senior Level Undergraduate Or First Year Post-Graduate Engineering Students And Can Also Serve As A Reference Book To Practising Engineers And Decision Makers Concerned With Environmental Pollution Control.
O Tirupati
A collection of illustrations, notes, history and factual information presented for anyone curious about the Hindu temple located at Tirupati - Tirumala in South India near Chennai (Madras). It includes photos taken and retouched by Anil CS Rao as well as an illustrated narrative of the mythological story of the residing Deity Balaji ( Lord Venkateswara ).
The Contractor and the Engineer (Telugu)
A young Indian man living in New York City agrees to marry an Indian woman he has never met. As the wedding date approaches, he flirts with several other women - including his doctor, a neighbor and a colleague - dreaming of a life of freedom and free will.
The Contracor and the Engineer
A young Indian-American man living in NYC agrees to an arranged marriage with an Indian woman he's never met. As the wedding date nears, he flirts with several other women - including his therapist, neighbor, and colleague - while dreaming of a life of freedom and free will.
Environmental Pollution Control Engineering
Emphasizes topics related to air & water pollution as well as those related to solid waste management. Discusses the origins of pollutants, their effect on man & on the environment, & what methods are available to control them. Stresses the fundamental aspects of these topics & their application, to the design of pollution control equipment including illustrative examples.
Bharathi
Look at the "Facts of Life" as explained by Bharathi's childhood friend Roopa, who had died due to the nuclear fallout shortly thereafter:"It begins when a guy 'digs' a girl and lays on top of her. He somehow manages to get his 'seed' inside her and when lucky the combination of seed and the girl's egg conceive a new human..."To Bharathi, this was utterly horrific. If it were indeed the case - then she was "conceived" the same way she saw Aryaraj molest older inmates in the encampment. As a result of this mischievous Roopa's revelation, Bharathi fell into a depression for (she had counted) forty days and forty nights. In her dreams she recalled a very ancient story Roopa had shared to her a year prior: about a Noah who bought two of every living thing on his ark when The World had been flooded in God's anger at human beings' conduct on Earth. What would God think of now with the semi-robotic people that now inhabited Aryraraj's World? And worse: who was this God? Aryaraj often professed that he was eligible for this status or title¿
Bright Lights, Big Buddha
I remember looking out the window of my parents' BMW 735 as we made our way through the dilapidated buildings of downtown Brooklyn, which were set against the dark clouds of a gray September day. For some reason, the voices that had profoundly ruled my existence for the past few months seemed distant, though still chiding. To add insult to injury, a NYPD policeman stopped our car and gave my father a ticket for running a red light - which he did not. At some point, I passed out from the codeine-laced Tylenol with which I had made a halfhearted suicide attempt a few hours ago. At the time, my dad was the chief of anesthesiology at Prince George County General Hospital in Cheverly, Maryland - and so it was expected that he would take me to see his friend and colleague, Dr. Harold Hoyt, chief of the psychiatry department at the hospital.
