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"When I was a kid dad told me that Ootacamund a.k.a. Ooty is the land of eternal spring in India. But when I opened the Lonely Planet India Travel Guide, I found that water freezes in Ooty in winter. Surely Ooty couldn't be the land of eternal spring! However not very far from Ootacamund there is a place in Tamil Nadu named Yercaud where the temperature sticks to the 13 to 30 degrees Celsius range forever! This combined with the fact that Yercaud has no proper rainy season makes it possible to visit Yercaud all year round. This is advantageous as it evenly distributes the tourist rush. I…mehr

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"When I was a kid dad told me that Ootacamund a.k.a. Ooty is the land of eternal spring in India. But when I opened the Lonely Planet India Travel Guide, I found that water freezes in Ooty in winter. Surely Ooty couldn't be the land of eternal spring! However not very far from Ootacamund there is a place in Tamil Nadu named Yercaud where the temperature sticks to the 13 to 30 degrees Celsius range forever! This combined with the fact that Yercaud has no proper rainy season makes it possible to visit Yercaud all year round. This is advantageous as it evenly distributes the tourist rush. I decided to take dad to Yercaud and this is the story of our tour. Yercaud turned out to be the most beautiful place we had ever seen!"


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WRITER and detective among other things, Ansuman Datta had advised the World Health Organization's Every Move Counts physical activity campaign to Dr. Vismita Gupta-Smith although he didn't name it, following which he was endorsed for COVID-19 by Dr. Michelle Bachelet Jeria, MD and UNHCHR. The International Olympic Committee and Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization of America had relayed forward Every Move Counts. US CDC asserted much later on COVID-19, "Physically Inactive People are More Likely to Get Very Sick" (https://cdc.gov/physicalactivity retrieved 2022-06-30). Every Move Counts claimed, "Up to 5 million deaths a year could be averted if the global population was more active".

He advised WHO on YouTube to not recommend pausing COVID-19 boosters in the interest of the immunocompromised and the elderly, and advised the Government of India to invest more in vaccines citing a WP article titled, "Wealthy nations rush boosters to counter omicron as poorer nations await first doses" and to double the highest vaccination rate which effect had happened for a day on the premier's birthday. He computed a greater risk from COVID-19 to kids up to a year old among children, later on declared by US CDC (infants ... might be at increased risk https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/pediatric-hcp.html).

A criminologist and forensic scientist by training and a qualified software engineer as well as indie publisher, accountant and adman, he was advised by Dr. Shoma A. Chatterji, very famous critic and member of film jury to watch out for the Sahitya Akademi Translation Prize, post-entry deadline, after her reading his Select Translations of Rabindranath Tagore: Volume I whose diction Datta would like evaluated for antidepressant effect. It may be possible for him to someday complete the procedures to enter the award, out of turn. Those translations are also available as 6 separate e-books on popular platforms. Letters from an Expatriate in Europe although a bit rough with fun being written in teenage, has also been translated by him and is a great work. Rabindranath Tagore was the first non-white and non-European lit Nobel laureate and author of the national anthems of India and Bangladesh and a major early influence on Datta's thinking. Datta is also the Bengali translator of the Smashwords Style Guide which he had named Smashwords Rachanashaili Nirdeshika for Mark Coker. His Goodreads profile manually lists his most important works...