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| I am now thirty-three. I love being among greenery and wild Nature. I like musical sound at night near countryside. But my academic interests and job compulsions ensure that I won't be able to spend a long stretch of time away from the city-glare. My family includes my parents, wife and son. | |
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I was born in the eastern part of India (Orissa). My childhood was spent in a playful way (though I did not play a single computer game, promise!) when I also cultivated my reading habit and developed a love towards Nature. I was traveling extensively near and far in the countryside, and was spending my time there. A great resort was my grandfather's farmhouse. |
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| In 1988 I finished my school education; and joined Ravenshaw College, Cuttack as a science student. By that time, I had lost my guide and friend, my grandfather (he died in 1985). I passed my intermediate examinations in 1990, and then took Physics as my honours subject. Education in Ravenshaw was traditional and pre-silicon; curriculum was not also updated for years. | |
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With a very modest background, I wrote my undergraduate class examinations; and went to Hyderabad (a city in the southern India) to have my university education in 1993. I specialised in theoretical physics there. During this time and later I visited several leading research center in India as a visiting student. In 1996, I joined Institute for Plasma Research (IPR) as a Research Scholar. |
| Later I took interest in Information Technology, and left the institute to pursue my newly-found interest. In 2000, I underwent an intensive training in Software Management. | |
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| During a discussion on my career with a gentleman sometime in the year 2000, he asked why I preferred a career which happens with every second Indian today and not a career which gives me an opportunity to see another Everest first time and each time. I introspected maybe I am more democratic in my approach to life! | |
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With Super-cyclone in Orissa in October 1999, I changed my plans and decided to stay in Orissa with my parents. I worked in AABSyS as the Project Manager in Software Development until 2003; and consequently founded Bloochip, a Web Services Company focussing on using Open Source technologies, along with the promoters of AABSyS. |
| In 2005, I founded ADII Research & Applications (P) Limited focusing on information intelligence and its applications. | |
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| Currently, I am interested in issues of computer security and mission-critical business solutions apart from applications of artificial intelligence techniques and algorithms. I practise yoga and observational astronomy off my day's job. I also take advantage of the great opportunity to spend some time with my son, Zeta, in discovering an unique perspective of the world every time I interact with him. He educates me with an unbiased look at the world, from pronouncing a single syllable word to pointing at a new shade of green in our garden! | |
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