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Hello. Myself Indrajeet, Indra for short. I am having experience of blogging in different Social Media. But those blogs are different from each other and being different the blog doesn`t have a unique address, it's really a big problem for me to write in a different place. So here, I will write as Journal like a blog, with different tags and labels. Check as your interest. My interest area is Photography, Literature, History, Science, Travel, Sarcasm, Philosophy, Life, Psychology, Technology, Humor. I like to say myself as connoisseur or maven. My mission is to unearth and reveal the mystery and Unsolved things. More Specific I am physics-worm. Solving Mysteries and Chasing Unsolved Problems is my passion.

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If you have a question, suggestion, or even want to know what books I read for my research, you can email me and I am usually prompt with replies unless I am stuck in a medieval underground vault with no reception.

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