Ishwarkana Manush Ityadi by Pathik Guha [Hardcover]

Its name contains ‘Ishwar’ (God), yet it is merely a particle. Its glory is boundless. Without it, the universe as we know it would not exist—no galaxies, planets, stars, Earth, mountains, forests, or rivers. Not even human beings. After immense effort, rigorous research, and an enormous expenditure akin to a grand sacrificial ritual, this elusive particle was finally discovered. The scientific world erupted in celebration. Alongside this groundbreaking revelation, the book also delves into the lives of researchers and the many other discoveries that emerged from scientific inquiry. Where do Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud find common ground? How do Edward Teller and Andrei Sakharov differ? How does a young researcher, through personal experience, grasp the profound distinction between scientific pursuit and literary devotion? The author’s masterful writing explores these and many other fascinating themes, presenting readers with new and intriguing worlds in each chapter.