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Health, anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, medicine, surgery, and nursing textbooks will likely be at your side throughout your medical studies, and you’ll be reading through countless scientific papers, but you might want to read something beforehand that gives you insight into the world of medicine in practice – whether that’s research, at the clinic or in the operating room. The most featured and reviewed on book Handbook of Practical Electrotherapy PDF is available for grabs now here on our website free for students and professionals sole purpose of teaching and education. It has been boasted and proven with thousands of user reviews that it has all the information to make you one of the highly qualified professionals in the world of medicine and its branches. Without a doubt a masterpiece for those who aspire to be doctors or heal those they find in ailment. It is a must read again and again for everyone that can get their hands on this limited edition book.
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- Publisher : Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers; first edition (1 January 2006)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 172 pages
- International Standard Book Number-10 : 8180616207
- International Standard Book Number-13 : 978-8180616204
- Item Weight : 295 g
- Dimensions : 25 x 25 x 3 cm
- Country of Origin : India
Top reviews
AWESOME BOOK
Reviewed in India on 28 December 2019
Very very useful book…. I recommend this book specially for graduation and post graduation students…. topics are breifly explained and basics can be easily understood even the diagrams are well defined.
Little packing issue…
Reviewed in India on 7 September 2020
It’s the same book .. that I want…. The only problem that I faced is that.. the first book (orthopaedic) was perfectly packed but the second book (microbiology) was not in the proper manner….. It’s packing was not good at all.. and due to the packing.. its outer cover has folded ….
Otherwise the book was perfect and the picture that I have uploaded is covered .. I have covered it with gelatin cover…
Its good but not best as imtaiz wani
Reviewed in India on 16 February 2019
I like this book for some topics are well defined. But some topics are missing.It is not prepared according to the INC syllabus for Bsc. Nursing as likeas another book of microbiology by imtaiz wani.
Great for non-lawyers and young students
Reviewed in India on 16 February 2020
I’ll look at two parameters: (i) the selection of cases, and (ii) their treatment.
Re (i): The book’s title clarifies its scope. I feel the selection of cases is appropriate if the intended audience is general, curious and aware, non-lawyers. Even new law students may benefit from learning about these cases. Insofar as lawyers are considered, not a single one of these cases is even remotely forgotten. In fact, all of these cases find mention a standard law school curriculum. Chintan C. does a good job of balancing the “forgotten”-ness and importance of the cases. Ultimately, the importance facet does come out on top, which is fair in the context of the intended general audience.
I’d note that selection of themes, viz. politics, gender, religion and national security, is excellent.
Re (ii): Not much to add here; Chintan C.’s treatment of cases is fair and accurate. It’s not technical and doctrine-oriented, which is okay… there are other books for that; even better, just read the judgment.
In closing, I think these kinds of books add great value by catering to a general audience. Before enrolling in the law, I used to wish there were these kinds of books that will give an accurate, non-technical primer into important concepts. This book delivers on that front.
You can’t put it down
Reviewed in India on 30 January 2020
I finished this book in a day! The language is lucid and the cases taken up by the author are such that it actually affects our present also. I was heartbroken after reading the Mathura case (how time and again the system has failed women). The segment on politics is equally interesting and apt for present scenario also. The fight for reservation which started in 1951 is still not over. Read how it started.
I recommend this book to all the champions of’ democracy’ and ‘feminism’ to read and of course to ponder on the subject.
I hope the author comes up with more such ‘forgotten’ cases.
This book is especially for people outside the spectrum of judicial studies…
Reviewed in India on 20 June 2020
We are living in tough times, COVID-19 has put us all at home but this not a holiday that any of us has planned or even wanted, so even though I have moved to Work from Home I didn’t feel like reading much. Bringing work to home somewhat takes the fun out & I have been kind of procrastinating a lot on the reading front since I have been binge-watching movies and TV shows during this time. I started Douglas Adams’s The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy in April, after covering two of the 5 part series I needed some change so I began reading this book about the forgotten cases that had its effects on not just the judiciary but us as a nation.
The book has been partitioned into Politics, Gender, Religion and National Security and we start with a standoff between a State Assembly and Judges of Court which pulled the Prime Minister and Chief Justice within the conflict, all because of a pamphlet. It raises questions regarding where the supreme power in a democracy exists and who decides this. What powers does the state have on Private Enterprises? Can a governor decide who is worthy to stake claim to form the government? What is deemed as Rape and how do courts decide it has happened especially when a poor tribal woman raises it against government officials (Police in this case)? What are personal laws and does the state have the powers to question their integrity in a republic where the constitution is understood as the law of the land? Is TADA constitutional? Where do personal laws end and National Security takes precedence? All such questions are raised through these cases where justice is not exactly what we think it should be.
Now you might wonder how does all this shape us individually, what difference does this make to me? I am still trying to know but from what I have interpreted after pondering upon these cases is that it has an effect on our surroundings in ways we may not see in plain sight but at a deeper level it moulds and remoulds our society and nation as a whole. This book is especially for people outside the spectrum of judicial studies who want to know more about its functioning, the writing is not at all tedious and I got to know so many aspects of the constitution.
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