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I have been a big fan of the second law of thermodynamics right through my school days. It talks about entropy - the degree of disorder or randomness in the system. The second law of thermodynamics states that the entropy of an isolated system never decreases, because isolated systems spontaneously evolve towards thermodynamic equilibrium—the state of maximum entropy. Entropy, in common terms may be defined as the degree of randomness. This to me is one of the few physical laws that define our psycho-somatic behaviour too. There is an inherent desire in our minds to move towards a region of randomness in our mental space. That is precisely the reason why it is so difficult to concentrate. Randomness is the most basic of the physical laws. The universe in itself follows the stochastic principle. Big Bang theory as postulated today mentions that the subject spread throughout the dark matter is travelling away from each other all the time. This phenomenon does not only rest wit...

Indian arts face a constant battle of expression v/s sentiments Art is the expression or application of creative skill and imagination, through a visual, audio, sensory or any medium which can be perceived by senses. Art per se, is a manifestation of the society. Since pre-historic times, art has always been a reflection of the times. The cave paintings of Mesopotamia, the carvings on the Asoka pillars, the old scriptures and holy books; all had an impression of the times that they belonged to. Art and society are two conjoint, symbiotic entities; i.e. one cannot exist without the other. Hence, both have a responsibility towards each other. Artistic liberty is an often quoted and misquoted term in the art circles. As art is the expression of one’s true feelings; to display it in its truest form, one may sometimes lead an unconventional approach. For example a poet is given the liberty to distort the grammatical construction of a phrase or a sentence to accommodate his requ...