My name is Rethnakaran Pulikkoonattu. At this stage, you (and I) will have to content with this long name. But you could call me Ratna to ease up a little breath. At present, I am (back from work) at school as a graduate student at EPFL Lausanne (Switzerland). I am a communication system design engineer by profession. I am just curious about every little things around and often beyond. Usually problems in general interests and enthuse me. Intellectually, one of them surely is digital communication theory (information theory). Besides I also like signal processing, error correcting codes, mathematics, graphs, networks, random matrices, open source softwares, semiconductors, design of system on chips and also finance (like everyone I too like money
). Reading books of all kinds, writing on anything ranging from current events, politics, economics, sports to technology and maths is by far the closest thing I do in spare time. I play, watch and enjoy most of the sports. It is fair to say that, I am a decent cricket, tennis, badminton, carom, chess player (a moderate soccer player as well) and a good swimmer. Quizzing is another thing I enjoyed a lot earlier in my life, while traveling brought in the best excitement in life. I am madly in love with my beautiful princess since school days. As my closest friends jokingly says, it is all Maya around me:-) Thankfully, I am lucky to have made that decision that early in life. Indeed I am thrilled by this life and world.
If you ever (why?) want to contact me, then the easiest way is an Email to ratnuu at gmail. By the way, this is how I look:-)

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July 20, 2008 at 9:49 am
EMAA
Hey Ratnu,
Nice blog. Covered a broad range of topics, as one would expect of you. Keep it going. Your photo in the soccer stadium is pretty nice.
-Cheers,
Emb
August 2, 2009 at 3:38 pm
mana shah
i just read ‘Sanskrit as a computer language.’
i am a student of st. xavier’s college, ahmedabad, india and sanskrit is my major subject at under graduation level.
i am very much interested in sanskrit computational linguistics and also hope to contribute in the same field.
if u would like to know more about the subject, u can visit the following link.
http://www.springer.com/computer/artificial/book/978-3-540-93884-2