Synopsis
Few know that an Indian professor invented MIMO, the constructing block of as we speak’s 4G, 5G, and Wi-Fi networks. On one aircraft, it’s the story of a small-town boy’s rise to the worldwide stage by way of two disparate establishments — the Indian Navy and Stanford College. On one other, it’s a journey by which serendipity complemented an urge to problem the frontiers of expertise.
It was March 1960. A younger, enthusiastic, and academically sensible boy sat for the NDA examination and certified. Although he didn’t fancy a profession in defence companies, he joined the academy in early 1961. For somebody with an educational bent to be enrolled at an establishment the place the main focus was on sports activities, horse driving, gymnastics, and drills was uncommon. Even his instructors on the academy would usually inform him that he had made a mistaken alternative. Nevertheless it was
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