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• "Diversity is swallowed up in unity."
• "Let us not talk of the glories of the past till we have secured for our country her true place among the intellectual nations of the world."
• "Does not science, by revealing the infinite expanse of life in plants, lead us up a stairway of rock which all must climb who desire to look from the mountain tops of the spirit upon the promised land of truth?"
• "Electrical response is regarded as the criterion between the living and non-living. Where it is, life is said to be; where it is not found, we are in the presence of death; or else of that which has never lived."
• "Who is He that sits within, matter, striking the molecules this way and that? Or what is He, pure, free, ever the witness."
• "India is the only country where, so far from there being a conflict between science and religion, knowledge is regarded as religion itself."
• "Science is a human heritage belonging to neither the East nor the West."
• "The true laboratory is the mind, where behind illusions we uncover the laws of truth."
• "The road a scientific man has to tread is very rugged and in his pursuit of demonstration, he must pay a severe restraint on his imagination."
• "Stand upright and do not be either cringing or vulgarly self-assertive."
• "Be righteous. Let your words and deeds correspond. Lead no double life. Proclaim what you think right."
• "The general task of redressing wrong is not a problem of India alone, but one in which the righteous men are interested the world over."
• "Inorganic matter was found anything but inert."
• "It is but natural that there should be prejudice, even in science, against all innovations."
• "Attune yourself with Nature, and the obscuring veil will be lifted. You will gradually come to see how community throughout the great
  ocean of life outweighs apparent dissimilarity. Out of discord, you will realise the great harmony.
• "It is forgotten that He, who surrounded us with this ever-evolving mystery of creation, the ineffable wonder that lies hidden in the microcosm of the dust particle, enclosing within the intricacies of its atomic form all the mystery of the cosmos, has also implanted in us the desire to question and understand."

History: This Greetings Card features an artistic presentation of naturalist and polymath Sir Jagdish Chandra Bose. Born on the 30th of November in 1858 A.D., in British India, Bose was a Botanist, a Physicist, and a Science Fiction writer. He is known worldwide for his contributions in the field of Radio Science and Plant Psychology. He was honoured with the Order of the Star of India and the Order of the Indian Empire titles of recognition. He was also the founder of the Bose Institute in Calcutta, the first of its kind, established to foster and promote scientific research among indigenous people.