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Predictions of Professor Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya for 2014 Nobel prize in Physics, Medicine & Physiology, and in Chemistry
2014 Nobel prize will be announced from 6th oct 2014-14 th oct 2014 i.e only 12 days left . Can you predict/assume who can be Nobel prize winner this year? If you are interested to join the discussion you can participate here. It is not bound by Copy Right Acts of IPR of Prof Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya - the owner of Blog.
2013 Nobel prize for Physics was Correctly Predicted by Professor Dr Pranab kumar Bhattacharya for Professor Peter Higgs for his hypothetical theory then How Particles in the earliest universe acquired mass in the Higgs feild, following Peter Higgs & Prof Francois Englert discovery of Particles in CERN on 2012 which was not Exactly the Higg's Particles but Higg's like particles and has yet mass- not a zero rest mass particles without any spin and 2012 Nobel prize in physics
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According to Professor Pranab kumar Bhattacharya in 2014 he personally have following choices and predictions who may be considered by Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences for
For Physics Nobel Prize in 2014 prediction
1) Prof Allan Guth- For his inflation theory in Big Bang theory
2) P. A. R. Ade, K.W. Yoon,C. L. Wong, and /or as a team for BICEP2 or Detection of B-Mode Polarization at Degree Angular Scales by BICEP2 experiment for first gravitational wave published in PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS PRL 112, 241101 (2014)20 JUNE 2014
3) Multiple time Universe creation Theory- by Mr. Rupak Bhattacharya of 7/51 Purbapalli Po-Sodepur Dist 24 Parganas(North) West Bengal, India
http://totallydrug-resistanttbemergesinindia.blogspot.in/2012/01/theory-of-pan-spermia-aswell-breaking.html
4) Antimatter Seperation and Change Parity Time Violation(CPT) Symetry that was violated and that points beyond the Standard model
http://scienceblogs.com/startswithabang/2010/03/01/the-greatest-story-ever-told-4/#comment-8636
http://totallydrug-resistanttbemergesinindia.blogspot.in/2012/02/where-went-anti-matter-our-theory.html
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1D8jXAoG1b4e4W8P-UDVsKRYNKlO-rUAPAI2DqNNkzbs/edit
See the Prediction of Professor Pranab kumar Bhattacharya Published in www.nobelprize.org "Who Deserve a Nobelprize-these deserve a Nobel prize "
FOR CHEMISTRY NOBEL PRIZE-2014 predictions
Professor .Pranab kumar Bhattacharya's Choice and Prediction is Nano Technology
FOR PHYSIOLOGY AND MEDICINE NOBEL PRIZE-2014 predictions
-: Professor Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya's Prediction for 2014 Nobel prize in Medicine are1) Prof. Dennis J Salmon-Director of Clinical research Jhonson Comprehensive Cancer Center &Professor Chief, dept.of Medicine oncology University of CCalifornia, USA for Discovery of HER2Neu gene and for which adjuvant therapy with monoclonal antibody drug "Herceptin " was developed in treatment of Breast Carcinoma.
2) a) Prof Nicholas Lydon, 2009 Laskar Awarded, for development of Imatinib, a selective BCR-ABL inhibitor for Treatment of Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML) ;2(b) Brain J Druker -JELD-WEN chair of Leukemia Professor and Professor of Medicine-He was also 2009 Laskar Awarded. He first initiated ST1571 for treatment of CML and 2 (c) Charis L Sawyers of Howard Hunger Medical Institute Professor of Human Oncology & Cytology - he was also 2009 Laskar Awarded who first initiated combination of Imatinib & Dasatinib in 2006 in treatment of CML. Imatinib was approved in 2001 & Dasatinib in 2006. In 2011 Imatinib has been approved by FDA USA to treat other various cancers
Professor Bhattacharya Nominated these fellows earlier
See Report of Laskar Foundation
Please Note His Prediction of 2012 Nobel prize in Medicine was Correct
http://news.sciencemag.org/physics/2011/09/2011-nobel-prize-predictions-roll#disqus_thread
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For Literature Prize
Milan Kundera- For his book "Immortality"
For Peace Prize
"I hope this year Oslo will award Gene Sharp for 2014 Nobel Peace Prize. Sharp is a non-violence scholar. Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian governments used his writings during their 1991 separation form the Soviet Union, and several other non-violent resistance campaigns, including Serbia's Otpor! and Ukraine's Pora!, have been inspired by Sharp's handbook 'From Dictatorship to Democracy
The Scientist
1] Thomson Reuters Predicts Nobelists Using citation statistics, the firm forecasts which researchers are likely to take home science’s top honors this year. | September 25, 2014
http://www.the-scientist.com/?articles.view/articleNo/41087/title/Thomson-Reuters-Predicts-Nobelists/
2] Thomson Reuter's Prediction
3] In Science Magazine of American Association of Advancement of ScienceUSA(AAAS)
4] at www.nobelprize.org
5]a) See the Predictions of Professor Pranab kumar Bhattacharya also Published in www.nobelprize.org "Who Deserve a Nobel prize-These deserve a Nobel Prize
b)For Peace Nobel Prize Prediction of Professor Pranab kumar Bhattacharya for Peace Nobelprize published at www.nobelprize.org Who Deserve a Nobel Prize- These Deserve a Nobel prize
5] Prediction for Peace Nobel prize The Guardian News Paper
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
Recent -( 2014 ) J E out Break in West Bengal, India, Need for JE vaccination programme in West Bengal that must cover the target children and young adults up to 20 years adequately( 700 MILLIONS) nationwide who are at risk of JE
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Submit responseRecent -( 2014 ) J E out Break in West Bengal, India, Need for JE vaccination programme in West Bengal that must cover the target children and young adults up to 20 years adequately( 700 MILLIONS) nationwide who are at risk of JE & there is need for investigation on the circulating strains of JE cases, in state of West Bengal .Authors By Professor Pranab kumar Bhttacharya MD(Cal.Univ.( FIC path(India) Professor and Head Department of Pathology [in charge, of DCP course of WBUHS & DLT course, Member of Board of studies for Pathology(UG/PG/ Doctoral) & Member Secretary( For DCP) of Board of studies of West Bengal university of Health sciences(WBUHS) , DD36 sector-1, Salt lake, Kolkata, W.B, India; In-charge of DLT of STM, Kolkata, W.B Indiia ] Dept. of Pathology, 2nd floor; Room No 10 CCalcutta School of Tropical Medicine108 C.R. Avenue, Kolkata-700073; West Bengal; India E mail profpkb@yahoo.co.in Telephone no- 91 92315105352] Professor Sougata Ghosh MD( Cal.Univ) Professor and Head Department of Microbiology; Medical College KolkataFever with altered sensorium and/or seizure is known as acute encephalitis syndrome(AES). Encephalitis may be caused by several viruses , bacterial and fungal infections parasites, spirochetes. More than 100 different pathogens are recognized as causative agents of AES are JEV, MVEV , West Nile virus, St. Louis encephalitis virus, Ebola Virus, herpes simplex, varicella-zoster, Epstein barr virus, mumps, measles, enteroviruses, influenza, adeno virus, echo virus, mycoplasma pneumonia the frequent pathogens. Bacterial, fungal, parasitic (like cerebral malaria) and some viral encephalitides (like Herpes simplex, Varicella- zoster) have however specific treatment. The majority of cases of viral AES (~90%) have no specific treatment (AESn). Japanese encephalitis(JE), is an encephalitis, caused by JEV- a mosquito-borne flavivirus infection , is prevalent in the regions like West Bengal; Manipur, Assam and in other south Indian states than other forms of Encephalities . JE occurring with an estimated 30,000 to 50,000 of cases and 15,000 deaths annually [3-5]. About 20% to 30% of JE cases lead to death, and 30-50% result in permanent neuropsychiatric squeal [5, 6]. Malnourished, poor economic class children and young adults are main victims of the disease [7, ] though adults in west Bengal states are also affected in 2014 . In India, nearly all states reported JE cases except that of Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttaranchal [8 ]. . In West Bengal, the first major outbreaks of JE occurred in the districts of Bankura and Burdwan in 1973[9], where about 700 cases and 300 deaths occurred. From 1978 to 2007, 103 389 cases and 33 729 deaths due to JEV infection were recorded from various parts of India[9]. Every year, 1 500-4 000 cases are reported from this country. JE - is major public health problems world wide and is thus low endemic areas with seasonal distribution in China( higher Incidence Stratum is 3.3 at risk are 1026 millions populations in all age groups) , the Russian Federation's south-east, Australia and South and South-East Asia like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Singapore( Lower incidence Stratum is .003 in all age groups at risk covering 89.5 millions populations ) . In India alone, 375 million population now at risk of developing AES. 70% to 75% of disease burden are in Uttar Pradesh of India.In temperate areas of Asian countries , J E V transmitted during warm seasons, when large epidemics occur. In tropics and subtropics, transmission occur year-round but often intensifies during rainy seasons and pre-harvest period in rice-cultivating regions. JE is transmitted to humans through bites from infected mosquitoes of Culex species (mainly Culex tritaeniorhynchus). Humans, once infected, do not develop sufficient viraemia to infect feeding mosquitoes. The virus exists in transmission cycle between mosquitoes, pigs and/or water birds (enzootic cycle). The disease is predominantly found in rural and peri-urban settings, where humans live in closer proximity to these vertebrate hosts. Outbreaks of AES and JE are common every year in India, especially during the monsoon season, and claim hundreds of lives. Indian states that reported AESn cases were Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Delhi, Goa, Haryana, Jharkhand, Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Manipur, Nagaland, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and West Bengal. States of India that did not report AESn were Arunachal Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Odisha, Rajasthan, Sikkim and Tripura. But this year, major outbreaks - usually most prevalent in the northern states of Uttar Pradesh , Bihar(2013 &14) & have spread to regions such as West Bengal and in Assam. JE is not at all a contagious disease and does not spread from man to man unless there is an intermediate hosts like Pigs or water living birds. In West Bengal in 2014 , major outbreak occurred in North Bengal & toll from the disease in north Bengal only rose to 121 up to august 2nd and four new cases have also been reported in the state in August 04th 2014. Taking into account the death of 20 persons from other states in north Bengal due to possibly other Encephalitis, the death toll was 141 since January this year 2014. Death are reported from areas like Malda, Balurghat, Kranti near Maynaguri, North Bengal Medical College and Hospital (NBMCH), Birbhum, Bardwan, Bankra districtsIn Assam state more than 100 people died of JE and AES so far, and over 24 districts have been affected by JE. The disease had severely affected Barpeta, Nagaon, Baksa, Darrang, Sonitpur, Nalbari and Bongaigaon where such cases were not many in the previous years. Diagnosis- Individuals who live in or had travelled to a JE-endemic area and experience encephalitis are considered a suspected JE case. Patients with JE present vivid signs of AES. JE cases are found highest amongst the children and young adults (2 -20 years). Children up to 10 years of age are most vulnerable group for JE due to either absence or low protective immunity against the virus in them However, in areas where JEV is recently introduced, adults are also getting the infection . Most common presenting symptoms are moderate to high grade fever , altered sensorium , seizures (82%), headache , and vomitings . Signs of meningeal irritation usually present in 55-60% of cases. Around 50% of JE patients undegoes in Glasgow comma scale (GCS) 3 to 8. All JE patients present to any hospital between 1 to 12 days from the onset of illness. The CSF WBC counts usually ranges from 2.0/mm3 to 520.0/mm3 Elevated levels of WBC (>5/mm3) found in 80% patients and predominantly lymphocyte. The mean CSF protein and glucose level usually 57.0 ? 27?mg/dL and 45.0 ? 12 mg/dL, . Of these 50% shows elevated (>40?mg/dL) level of protein. To confirm JE infection, to rule out other causes of encephalitis requires a laboratory testing of serum or, preferentially CSF by ELISA orby RT PCR. The kits available are Japanese Encephalitis-Dengue IgM Combo ELISA (Panbio Diagnostics, Australia) and JEV-CheX IgM capture ELISA (XCyton Diagnostics Limited, India). or JEV-CheX IgM capture ELISA (XCyton Diagnostics Limited, India). The average duration of illness is usually 5.4 days. Mortality rate from JE is more (49%) in children when admitted less than 7 days from the onset of illness. The mortality was significantly more in patients with GCS between 3 to 8 . Presences of meningeal signs are not found to be associated with fatal outcome. Similarly, no significant association is observed between high cell counts, elevated level of protein in CSF, and children fatality. As there is no specific treatment for Japanese encephalitis, supportive care in a medical facility is important to reduce the risk of death or Post JE neurological disability. The disease is preventable by proven effective vaccines - "Jenvac"(1), - Indian first indigenously developed vaccine for Japanese encephalitis jointly developed in 2013 by scientists at the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), National Institute of Virology (NIV) and Bharat Biotech International Ltd. The Japanese encephalitis vaccine candidate strain (821564 XZ), used for making this Indian vaccine, Jenvac was isolated from the blood sample collected from a patient admitted to a government hospital in Kolar, Karnataka, in 1981.There is another vaccine developed in China .The vaccine, manufactured in China, the attenuated SA 14-14-2 Japanese Encephalitis vaccine, needs to be given in one dose, can be used for infants, and is less expensive than other Japanese encephalitis vaccines. The imported Chinese vaccine costs around Rs.20 per dose while Jenvac is likely to be priced around Rs.70 per dose. In India, the Universal Immunization Programme targets 27 million infants and 30 million pregnant women every year against six vaccine-preventable diseases - tuberculosis, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio and measles - and the vaccination of pregnant women against tetanus. In some states, vaccines against hepatitis B and Japanese encephalitis are also included in the programme. However Indian Association of Paediatric Does not r outinely Recommend JE Vaccine(2) Factors which might have decreased JE 1] Improved environmental sanitation, proper health education and availability of more Infectious Disease doctors & Pathologists specialists might have resulted in early diagnosis and prevention of spread of AESn, JE & Dengue. 2] Improved communication and transport systems, methods of detection of treatable aetiologies and availability of multimedia teaching facilities might have supplemented the diagnostic efficiency of medical and nursing personnel resulting in early specific treatable diagnosis. 3] Although utmost care to be taken to report every case, there might be possibility that many cases of AESn might have died before being seen by any doctor, thereby reducing the number of cases of AESn. Part of the low IR might have been due to lack of staff or timely diagnostic facilities for making a diagnosis before the death of patient or lack of awareness among doctors that they have to report AESn cases. 4] JE vaccination with live attenuated china vaccine (SA-14-14-2) (genotype III) must be included in routine immunization programme as per National Immunization Schedule (NIS). vaccination programme must cover the target children adequately 700 MILLION children nationwide are at risk ; . Due to the widespread use of JE vaccine, JE cases has been declined in China, Korea, and Japan. The targeted age group for this vaccination should be below 20 years age. However there remains possibilities of the change in genotype of the circulating strains and that to be excluded in West Bengal. 5] dedicated hospital beds for encephalitis patients in affected districts. 6] investigation on the circulating strains are essentially required to find out the reasons of increasing tendency of JE cases in this state.References-: 1]http://www.livemint.com/Industry/NVyjUE8DUW3phpiHFmIA2H/India-launches- first-indigenous-vaccineforJapanese-encepha.html?utm_source=copy 2] http://www.iapindia.org/IMM%20Schedule.pdf3] R. Potula, S. Badrinath, and S. Srinivasan, "Japanese encephalitis in and around Pondicherry, south India: a clinical appraisal and prognostic indicators for the outcome," Journal of Tropical Pediatrics, vol. 49, no. 1, pp. 48-53, 2003. 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Curr Sci 2010; 98 (3): 326- 334Acknowledgement-: Miss Upasana Bhattacharya Student Daughter of Professor Pranab kumar Bhattacharya; Mr Rupak Bhattacharya, Mr Ritwik Bhattacharya; Miss Rupsa Bhattacharya of 7/51 Purbapalli; Po-Sodepur Dist 24 Pargnas(north) West Bengal, Kolkata-700110, India; Miss Oindrila Mukherjee, Mrs Dalia Mukherjee and Mr Debasis Mukherjee of Swamiji Nagar; South Habra , North 24 Pargnas West Bengal IndiaCopy Right-: Copy Right of this Published article in BMJ OPen Journal as E letter belongs to Professor Dr Pranab kumar Bhattacharya - the authors and to persons acknowledged only in this article & Professor Dr Bhattacharya's his first degree blood relatives only as per all copy right act & Rules of Intellectual Property Right applicable by deceleration . Do not try to infringe the copy right and injury towards authors for your own safe guard which may result suit in IPR courts- please be carefull enoughConflict of Interest:
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But to me, how far this very “Nobel Peace prize” had brought Peace and fraternity between nations, to global intellectuals and political community, eliminating wars between nations, abolishing or reducing army or deadly weapons in nations ,eliminating hunger, poverty and establishing a world with peace and harmony, wealth and prosperity? I think it never succeeded in bringing peace, rather many of times it was/it is fueled with controversy from various corners of globe. The Nobel peace prize generated more heat than the light that a sense of peace invariably summons up. As for example 2002 Nobel peace Prize for James Earl Jimmi Carter” [ Motivation was for his decades of untiring effort to find peaceful solutions to international conflicts, to advance democracy and human rights, and to promote economic and social development"]; when peace prize went to Henry Kissinger( 1973)( however his co winner Le Duc Tho declined to receive the prize) as a harbinger of peace in Vietnam (two members left the Nobel Committee in protest of his prize) or to Barack Obama in 2009 or 2012 Nobel peace prize to UN?(Motivation was- .for over six decades contributed to the advancement of peace and reconciliation, democracy and human rights in Europe")or 2010 Nobel peace prize when awarded to Liu Xiaobo ( Motivation- for his long and non-violent struggle for fundamental human rights in China)also created a storm in china and its supported countries. My humble questions to five members selecting committee members “could all these Nobel peace prizes and laureates brought back peace amongst the fighting nations and countries? Could reduce their standing army and budgets for army or could eliminate hunger or could eliminate poverty ,inequality, or could provide two full stomach meals daily before going to sleep ,could provide education to all children at free of cost up to higher school level at least, in science, art, commerce and technology in open market economy and bazaar economy? Could they provide free health care& cure to all poor needy people in their own countries? Could they provide food permanent shelter to needy, to pavement dwellers to street beggars and destitute /refugee families and fundamental demands of at last for children’s set up in UN in 1989
There is only one answer to me “ NO”.
Rather to day the cost of living in world, cost of purchasing calorie for a descent living , for education in school and colleges, health care &cure is increasing at so much height and it is out of reach to middle class society for global privatization and when there is minimum job opportunity, and naturally human moral value decreasing and terrorism increasing globally and behind this terrorism lies nothing but poverty and extreme poverty, unemployment, unsecured life.
Today to me credibility of Nobel peace prize so comes in big questions and I do not know what the other people think about this prize. There is a growing suspicion that while deciding on Nobel Prize comes in, specially for Peace Prize the concerned members committee yields to political corrections and may even to political lobby and pressure.
This year 2014 ,the Norwegian Nobel Committee in Oslo probably regards it also important point for a Hindu( Mr.Kailash Satyarthi-of Vidisha MP , now living in Delhi, India-who was mostly unknown to many Indians for his work on child labour, before he won Nobel Peace Prize-2014) and a Pakistani 17 years old girl(Malala Yousafzai- she was however nominated in 2013 and public craziness was behind her but was not awarded in 2013). The motivation declared by the Norwegian Nobel Committee “for their struggle against the suppression of children and young people and for the right of all children to education") for their common struggle for children education and child labour and child slavery( as it is told in the press release for 2014 Nobel peace prize) maintaining Gandhi’s tradition,
Or should I say that there remain a hyphen in between the declared words to enjoy bringing the two ever fighting counties India and Pakistan who always fought wars or shadow wars in boarder with each others and created a big market for selling arms weapons from 1st world and even today the two countries fighting in the borders killing common people & Soldiers. Military tensions between India and Pakistan have flared up again this year with cross boarder shelling in the dispute region of Kasmir and also terrorism( where is then fraternity between this two nations and what works these laurels did for it or to stop terrorism?) ”. The committee however mentioned that Mr. Kailash Satyarthi maintained late Mr. M.K Gandhi( a missing NL-I should say) tradition in his work when Mr. M.K Gandhi was never awarded Nobel Peace Prize in spite of his several 12 nominations (1937,38,39 ,three nominations in 1947 and six nominations in 1948) during his life times and every time evaluation was “NO” with some reasons.So is in case of Gene Sharp of Albert Einstein Institution in spite of his four tines Nominations(2009,2012,2013,2014) 2012 Nomination was by this author himself
I also never understood why Malala Yousafzai a 17 years old, yet a high school student for girls in Birmingham, London exactly did for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses or for global peace or international peace besides showing her courage ,some kinds of lectures in UN for child education( Malala Day) or had meeting with US President Barack Obama, the Queen of England and published a book “ I am Malala” with Christina Lamb British Journalist who wrote for her in the book her tells of courage against Taliban & love for her father . There are many more girls and boys in rural/sub-urbane/ or slums India, in rural Pakistan and in more worst conditions they are fighting for their education in-spite of economic pressure, pressure from their own family to earn or to help in paddy fields or in small scale industries and pressure from society itself. Their courage and determination remain always unnoticed and unrewarded and they never flew away from their hostile environment like Malala from Pakistan to Birmingham London. Then Why not the prize for them? How Miss Malala met the stringent criteria of A. Nobel’s will? . Miss Malala Yousafzai is now the youngest Nobel Laureate and before her Australian born British scientist in physics Lawrence Bragg in 1915. In fact what work she had done by this 17 years for peace prize as per will of Alfred Nobel at International national or in Pakistan her own country on reality besides her courage to face Taliban and Taliban shot her to almost death on way to school and it sheltered her skull?. The Credit of her well being and return back to her life from coma is surely credit of her Doctors and surgeons untiering effort in Birmingham hospital, London and all mighty GOD ,not herself.
There may be factors those make selection of Nobel peace Prize more difficult than in other fields in which the prize is now awarded. One issue is of course bringing peace and harmony to the world. The issue often impossible to arrive at a peer group conclusions unless the candidate’s life is totally dedicated like those of Nelson Mandela& Frederik Willem de Klerk awarded in 1993( for their work for the peaceful termination of the apartheid regime, and for laying the foundations for a new democratic South Africa"), Yasser Arafat& Yitzhak Rabin 1994(for their efforts to create peace in the Middle East) Aung San Suu Kyi in 1991(for her non-violent struggle for democracy and human rights") and Mother Teresa in 1979(Leader of Missionaries of Charity, Calcutta& humanitarian work amongst orphans) and second the prize goes under political pressure, political lobby and craziness.
According me, the Prize to Mr.Kailash Satyarthi is some what worthy and though however he utilized and high lighted some kinds of social challenges not only in India but globally. The Press release of Nobel peace Prize 2014 says “It has been calculated that there are 168 million child labourers around the world today. In 2000 the figure was 78 million higher”. But the problem of Child trafficking &child labor is the problem of all poor and poorest countries. In the poor countries of the world, 60% of the present population is under 25 years of age . Hundreds of millions of children young adults, adolescences, in the world are deprived of their childhood, food, permanent shelter, a health, education, job & employment and basic fundamental rights to freedom. In poor and poorest countries million people goes to bed at night often with empty stomach and 72% population in India in 2014 live in poverty of capacity to purchase calorie less then US $1 per day per capita. And the problem of child labor in focus is thus problem of poverty and unless the poverty is eliminated by employment/job the child labor will persist and leaders of the world must share my opinion that behind the veil of poverty is the child labor,child prostitution, AIDS, Tuberculosis, Malnutrition , Malaria, dengue, encephalitis, meningitis Respiratory Tract infections and so far elimination of child labor requires government policy and laws implementation for compulsory free education from primary to graduate level of universities in country rather promoting private & business minded educational institutes ,providing job to earn to purchase calorie for him/her survival and maintenance family structure so that he/she is not sent for work by family, free quality health care at least to jobless people, people bellow poverty line , in poverty line and for low socioeconomic class . Most poor families send their child( male or female) to work to earn money to purchase basic needs of life in towns cities ,in tea stalls, in domestic houses as servant or as maid or as baby keeper or in small scale industries and this is obvious when their parents are not financially capable of feeding them or giving them a good cloth in winter or send them in schools. At least they would get two times meals what ever it is, some cloths ,a shelter to sleep and they would not in that situation die of hunger, starvation & tuberculosis. Government of India brought acts and laws to stop child labor in 2012 in Industrial sectors & in other hazardous fields and compulsory education(RTE) acts up to class eight standard but did not guaranteed two full stomach meals every days, neither gave guarantees for calories and providing basic needs to family members of the poor child. In empty stomach question of education & culture is furze. In India around 50 miilion children still toll in factories & small scale industries. As a Doctor & Professor of Pathology at a government tertiary care hospital in Kolkata I know how many child ,young adults ,adolescent, unemployed suffers from Tuberculosis, Intestinal worm infestations suffers from malaria, dengue, meningitis and HIV and who actually cares them? The activists? The NGOs or Government hospital doctors-even at death bed?
So a question to my mind unavoidable for 2014 Nobel peace prize-The prize is given to enjoy Hindu and Muslim-that organizers seem to enjoy bringing the two fighting countries for ever together with a hyphen and motive of this prize is some where else- Completely political one. It is not like other Nobel prizes in science, literature or economics based on merit of work
see comments published by Professor Dr Pranab kumar Bhattacharya on peace Nobel prize at Wall Street Journal-click on link bellow
see comments published at Wall Street Journal Blogs Comments of article How the Nobel Prize Committee Became Cool on social Media by Steven Gudenberg
Sd/ Professor Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya MD(Calcutta Univ) - Professor and Head, Department of Pathology , School of Tropical Medicine, Kolkata-700073