Ashok Khosla
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Ashok Khosla is an Indian environmentalist currently based in Delhi. He received his
PhD in experimental physics from Harvard University with a doctoral
dissertation in the hyperfine structure of hydrogen halide isotopes. He is
the co-chair of United Nations Environment Programme’s International Resource
Panel (UNEP-IRP) and is internationally known for pioneering and contributing
to sustainable development. He is recognized for popularizing the word and
concept of "sustainability" in international forums. He was
actively involved in various projects that defined the environmental views
and activities of institutions such as UNEP, UNESCO, UNU, the U.S. Academy of
Sciences, IUCN, and the ICSU/SCOPE.Khosla was born in Lahore on 31 March
1940. His father was a university professor and diplomat, and his mother was
a college lecturer. Khosla’s family moved to Delhi from Lahore in 1947 after
the Partition of India. He pursued an M.A. in Natural Sciences from Peterhouse,
Cambridge University. Additionally, he completed and received his PhD in
experimental physics at Harvard University. In 1965, he helped design and
taught the first undergraduate course on environment at the University as an
assistant to Professor Roger Revelle. Khosla was exposed to the issues of sustainable
development during his time as a graduate student at Harvard University,
while studying experimental physics. In 1964, Khosla met Professor Roger
Revelle at the Population Center at Harvard. Revelle, who had been the head
of the Scripps Institute of Oceanography and science advisor to President
John F. Kennedy, was a pioneer in applying science to issues of social
relevance. This was a meeting of minds and Khosla quickly became a student
and collaborator of Professor Revelle. They worked together closely for over
a decade exploring the relationships between people, their resources, and the
environment. Khosla helped Revelle design and teach the groundbreaking
undergraduate course, "Natural Sciences 118." This eventually led
them to jointly publish The Survival Equation: Man, Resources, and His
Environment which was the first definitive textbook on the subject.. At the
time, much of the environmental literature available (for example, authors
such as Paul Ehrlich and the Paddock Brothers) projected an apocalyptic
future, whereas the message of The Survival Equation was one of hope. Its
view was that while it is certainly true that forces and pressures to destroy
the planet’s life support systems do exist, so does the knowledge to reorient
the behavior of economies and prevent this from happening. The course and the
book itself, had a considerable influence on the field of resource management
and the environment. In fact, The Earth in Balance: Ecology and the Human
Spirit , written by a student of the course, Al Gore, pays extensive homage
to this course.Upon completion of his PhD in experimental physics, Ashok was
asked by the Government of India to establish the Office of Environmental
Planning and Coordination (OEPC), the first national environmental agency in
the Third World.As director of the OEPC, he worked closely with Prime
Minister Indira Gandhi, to introduce a broad range of methodological and
institutional innovations necessary for managing environmental resources in a
developing country such as India. These innovations included methods for
assessing environmental impact and outcome, creating legal and institutional
frameworks for pollution monitoring and control, managing the conservation of
natural resources and wildlife, guidelines for the preservation of cultural
heritage, and creating national institutions for research, training, and
promoting awareness. Much of Khosla’s early effort was geared to what he
called “strengthening the capacity” of public agencies and members of the
civil society to bring about the changes needed to enhance environmental
quality in the country. |
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Record Details |
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Title |
Ashok Khosla - Ta-Aruf - 2393 994 |
Singer |
Ashok Khosla |
Music |
Kuldeep Singh |
Lyrics |
Quisar - Ul - Jafri, Jan Nisar Akhtar, Qateel Shifai,
Zafar Gorakhpuri & Paiyam Saeedi |
Releasing Year |
1984 |
Genre |
Ghazals |
Language |
Hindi |
Label |
Music India |
Made In |
India |
Manufacture |
Music India Ltd. |
Serial No. |
2393 994 |
Side One |
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Side Two |
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Specification |
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Size |
12 Inches |
Speed |
33 RPM |
Record Condition |
90-95% |
Cover Condition |
Excellent |
Lyrics | |
Lyrics - 1 | Quisar - Ul - Jafri |
Lyrics - 2 | Jan Nisar Akhtar |
Lyrics - 3 | Qateel Shifai |
Lyrics - 4 | Zafar Gorakhpuri |
Lyrics - 5 | Paiyam Saeedi |
Music | |
Music - 1 | Kuldeep Singh |
Record Details | |
Genre | Ghazals |
Label | Music India |
Language | Hindi |
Releasing Year | 1984 |
Size | 12 Inches |
Speed | 33 RPM |
Singer | |
Singer - 1 | Ashok Khosla |
Songs | |
Side1 - Song1 | Raaste Bhar Ro Ro Ke |
Side1 - Song2 | Zulfen Seena Naaf Kamar |
Side1 - Song3 | Jab Tere Shehr Se Guzar Ta Hun |
Side2 - Song1 | Jab Lage Zakhm To |
Side2 - Song2 | Mein Akela Chala Ja Raha |
Side2 - Song3 | Ghurur Husn Pe |
Ashok Khosla - Ta-Aruf - 2393 994 - (Conditon 90-95%) - LP Record
- Brand: Music India
- Product Code: 2393 994
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