S. Raghavan Boeken

The book examines Indian foreign policy during Jawaharlal Nehru's leadership, focusing on critical issues of war and peace. It analyzes Nehru's approach to territorial disputes involving Junagadh, Hyderabad, and Kashmir from 1947-48, the refugee crisis in Bengal in 1950, the ongoing Kashmir crisis in 1951, and the boundary conflict with China from 1949 to 1962. Through these events, it sheds light on the complexities and challenges faced by India in its early years of independence.

Autobiography of R. K. Raghavan, b. 1941, Indian police officer who served in important positions in his tenure.

Focusing on the design of microwave integrated circuit components, this book delves into microwave circuit theory and essential parameters such as S-parameters and ABCD parameters. It covers the fundamentals of planar transmission line design, filter theory, and the use of Smith and inverted Smith charts. Additionally, it explores stability circles, noise figure circles, and rat-race couplers, making it a comprehensive guide for those looking to apply MATLAB in microwave engineering.

The evolution of weather radar, initially a byproduct of WWII aircraft detection, has transformed into a vital tool for meteorologists and scientists. This book explores the intricate relationship between radar technology and atmospheric physics, detailing its historical development and current complexities. It offers insights into echo interpretation and various applications, while also envisioning future advancements in the field. The author effectively combines scientific principles with practical operational aspects, making it a comprehensive resource for those interested in radar meteorology.