Who sleeps how much? |
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Professor K.C. Kanwar, Ph.D in Zoology, retired from Punjab University as Chairman of Dept. of Bio-Physics. Since retirement he has been writing articles on biologically oriented science for the popular press. He has had around 150 articles published to date. |
What is Sleep? |
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Dr. Sanjay Manchanda is a senior consultant and founder of the Department of Sleep Medicine (1996) at Ganga Ram Hospital in New Delhi. |
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Dr. MadhuSudan Deshpande has been practicing Ayurveda for 25 years. He trained at Vikram University in Ujjain. He has been treating patients survivors of the Union Carbide Gas Disaster at the Sambhavna Clinic in Bhopal since 1996. (photo of Dr. Deshpande) |
Sleep and the Economy |
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Ratan Lal Basu has been teaching economics at Bhairav Ganguly College in Kolkatta for the past 30 years. |
Sleep and Architecture |
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Jeeth Iype is managing director of House of Consultants (P) Ltd, an eco architect practicing environmental alternatives in architecture. Having worked in Auroville - the spiritual township and with Architect Laurie Baker in the early years, has over 15 years of experience working on group housing, educational, institutional, tourism and health care facilities. His passion for alternate lifestyles has lead him to research in human behavior in relation to the built environment, organic farming and Permaculture design. |
Sleep and Urban Planning | |
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M. Shaheer is a member of the Delhi Urban Arts Commission (DUAC). DUAC coordinates the aesthetic, environmental, and social aspects of development in Delhi. The commission works closely with the Delhi Development Authority, the Municipal, Corporation of Delhi, the New Delhi Municipal Committee, and private developers planning large projects. |
Sleeping on the Streets of Delhi |
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Baba Malishkania and Khajani |
Baba Malishkania is from Haryana and he and his wife have been sleeping on the street in Paharganj, Delhi near the Metropolis Hotel for around 40 years. He kindly shared his experience of what it is like to sleep in the street. |