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Editorial

Welcome to the 1st issue of Miracle, the departmental E-magazine, brought forth by the Department of Human Physiology, NSM, Udaipur, Gomati, Tripura. We are supremely delighted to announce that we are all set to bring out the first issue of Miracle that carries new hopes and fresh hues of emerging thoughts. It is going to surely unfold before the readers the fascinating world of moments and memories recreated by the members of the Department and the College at large...more

M I R A C L E

Departmental Magazine

Dec- 2022

Content

HOD’s report ---- 1-9

Special reports ---- 10-14

Physiologist ----15-16

Articles & art Works ----17-94

Cover page design

Shamim Rahaman & Ankita Choudhury, Students, 5^th Sem

Web design

Shamim Rahaman, Rajdip Ghosh, Rajashree Roy, Sagar Saha, Students, 5^th Sem

Department of Human Physiology

NS Mahavidyalaya, Udaipur

Gomati District, Tripura

PIN-799114

HOD's Report Department of Human Physiology

Netaji Subhash Mahavidyalaya (NSM), Udaipur, was established in 1964 and the Human Physiology department was established in 2006 as a part of the Biological Sciences. Later in 2009 Hons course was introduced with 50 No of seats. Later seat capacity was increased to 55 during the COVID-19 situation. The basic principle that provides the foundation for the study of human physiology is the maintenance of homeostasis through the operation of complex control systems including all levels of the hierarchy of human structure and function. Therefore, the course in the curriculum emphasizes the integrated study of humans across this hierarchy of structure and function...more

Special Report

Vermicomposting unit of NS Mahavidyalaya

Dr. Nupur Datta, HOD & Associate professor Department of Zoology, NSM.

Netaji Subhas Mahavidyalaya is a very promising college. Beside academic care, the college also provide hands on training on various aspects that help to sustainable livelihood generation...more

Mushroom Cultivation for Income Generation and Entrepreneurship Development

Prasenjit Debbarma, Assistant Professor Department of Botany, NSM

The growing population in the world is already imposing a threat for this generation in respect to food and nutritional security. People now days are looking for an alternative source of food that can be ideal for use as food and nutrition...more

Physiologist

Biography of Ernest Henry Starling - by Annesha Sutradhar, Student Human Physiology Hons, 5th Sem.

A great British physiologist Ernest Henry Starling born on 17 April, 1866 in London. His father M.H. Starling was a barrister, worked as a clerk at Bombay, India. Starling was a brilliant student and the oldest children of his parents...more

Articles and Art works

Parth-Sarathi - The human heart- by Ankita Choudhury, Student...

We don't know exactly what or who was at the beginning and may the end of this nature, but among the extraordinary creations of nature or the Almighty...more

Travel memories: peeping into old train journeys- by Dr. Subhra Roy, Asst. Prof.

I know that crumpled orange shirt in batik print so well that I can locate its owner from a considerable distance. It clings to his body in such a...more

Cognitive impairment: A wake-up call for all of us- by Rajashree Roy, Student...

Cognitive impairment is highly rampant in the elderly and increases with evolving age. Worldwide, dementia is estimated to affect 1.8%...more

The concept of Purusartha- by Dr. Parimal Nama Das, Asst. Prof.

The concept of Purusartha is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Purusha’ and ‘Artha’. The word Purusha means human being, soul as well as a universal...more

In-vitro fertilization (IVF): A clinical innovation- by Shamim Rahaman, Student...

In Vitro fertilization (IVF) is a process of fertilization where an egg is combined with sperm outside the body in a laboratory dish...more

A growing industry of e-sports in India- by Rajdip Ghosh, Student...

Sports also called electrical sports are organized, competitive, and human versus Human Video gaming where people play against each other online at live...more

Bioinformatics and genome analysis- by Dr. Nabamita Nath, Asst. Prof.

Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary field of science, where it combines computer science, statistics, mathematics, and engineering...more

The Science of Sleep- by Bani Debnath, Student...

Sleep is a complex biological process that helps you process new information, stay healthy, and feel rested During sleep, your brain cycles through different stages During sleep...more

Scenario of diabetes- by Tanisha Datta, Student...

A report on state-level disease burden in India states that the percent change in diabetes prevalence among all age groups in India from 1990 to 2016...more

Is studying abroad purporting to catch the match?- by Dr. Supriya Dam, Asst. Prof.

Educational tourism has come of age in the last three decades for invigorating the cherished...more

Morning walk vs evening walk- by Bipasha Das, Student...

We all know that walking or workout is good for our health. Every human should do walking or exercise...more

The lake of no return- by Antara Das, Student...

Our world is full of mysteries. Because science has yet to uncover answers to these questions. So, they are regarded as a mystery...more

Significance of gut microbiome to the development of the host immune system- by Subhankar Deb, Alumni...

The human body is colonized by a trillion microorganisms. The microbiome consists of bacteria, archaea, and viruses. The ratio between microbial cells and human cells is around 1:1. It plays a major role in the...more

Dung beetles are blessing for our environment where light pollution is the obstacle- by Rahul Bhowmik, Guest Teacher.

Yes, dung Beetles are also our friend but we are unaware of this. And due to this, we all are...more

Impact of urbanization on human health- by Ishita Dasgupta, Student...

Urbanization is the term that is used to describe the process through which cities grow and a higher percentage of the population comes to live...more

3Na+ - 2K + pump: Is miracle in the body?- Dr. Parthasarathi Debray, Assoc. Prof.

The sodium-potassium pump was discovered in 1957 by the Danish Scientist Jens Christian Skou, who was awarded a Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work...more

Positive thinking attitude- by Priyanka Das, Student...

Positive thinking is an Optimistic Attitude. This kind of thinking can have a big impact on our physical and mental health. It helps students overcome their obstacles and makes them healthy, determined, and self-independent person...more