Exploration of General Systems Theory and Jain Philosophy Could Provide New Ways of Looking at the Field of Bioethics

SR No.: 269184
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Surendra Singh Pokharna
Publisher: Surendra Singh Pokharna
Total Pages: 9
Language: English
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Appendix 1. Details of one hundred questions answered in same sequence by Shri Ajit Chandra Sagarji Maharasahab.
--------1 to 10 One Line sentences may be in questioners' form 11-20
Words of Wisdom in a sentence of 5 to 7 words
First line of a Sanskrit Shloka 22 to 30
Synonym or Antonym in Gujarati 31
Second line of the same Sanskrit Shloka 32 to 40
Idioms
Third line of Sanskrit Shloka 42 to 50
Any first line of the same Sanskrit Shloka 52 to 60
Names of any priest, religious book or religious place
A mathematical puzzle 62 to 70
Name of any philosopher, scientist, or patriotic person
First part of 16 Blocks-mathematical miracle 72 to 80
See and Remember (DarshanAvadhan)
Second part 16 blocks - mathematical miracle 82 to 90
See and Remember (DarshanAvadhan)
9 Blocks - Mathematical miracle 92 to 99
Mathematical calculation with 8 persons 100
Day of the Birthday 101-104
A line from a religious, cultural, or patriotic song 105 to 108
Shloka from Jain Aagams
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Surendra Singh Pokharna received his BSc (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) in 1970, MSc (Physics) in 1972, and PhD (Theoretical Physics) in 1978, from Udaipur University (Rajasthan, India). He did his Post-Doctoral research in Biophysics in association with the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore (1979), and his Post-Graduate Diploma in Operations Research from the Operational Research Society of India (1985). During the doctoral program, a he carried out a theoretical study of superfluid helium. In the Post-Doctoral program, he studied problems in biophysics.
Surendra worked as a Senior Scientist at the Space Applications Center (Indian Space Research Organziation), in Ahmadabad (India) for 19 years on applications of remote sensing in agriculture and management of land resources using satellite data, mathematical modeling, systems analysis. He is currently working in the IT industry, which he has been doing for the last 7 years. Surendra has done research in different interdisciplinary fields concerned with Science, Society, Religion, Culture, Jainism and the General Systems Theory. He taught Physics for about 7 years. He has about 150 reports and publications, and has also published some 60 letters in various newspapers. Surendra was born on May 24, 1950 in Udaipur (Rajasthan), India. His father is Shriman Balwant Singhji and his mother is Shrimati Lahar Kunwarji. He is married to Sunanda and they have three daughters.
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