Singh Bücher

Ignorance of the self and reality is identified as the root of human suffering. The book explores how individuals are disconnected from their inherent Energy of the Self, preventing them from tapping into universal consciousness and attaining true happiness. It illustrates this concept through the metaphor of a fish in the ocean, highlighting the irony of seeking what is inherently present yet unnoticed. The text emphasizes the importance of self-awareness in achieving bliss and a deeper connection to the world.

Focusing on targeted drug delivery, this book explores vesicular drug delivery systems, which are formed from amphiphilic building blocks that self-assemble in water. These systems enhance drug localization at specific sites, ensuring sustained drug action at a controlled rate while minimizing side effects. It discusses various pharmaceutical carriers, including polymeric micelles and colloidal systems like liposomes and nanoparticles, emphasizing their role in efficient and precise drug delivery to diseased tissues or organs.

The book recounts how the guardrails painstakingly created by the first two presidents - Rajendra Prasad and S. Radhakrishnan - were partly resurrected by Zail Singh. Richly anecdotal and incisively observed.