Who is Nitin Gupta and Why Does He Love Physics?

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Start date Jun 9, 2015
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Jun 9, 2015

Nitin Gupta

Hey Everyone..!
I am Nitin Gupta from India. I am pursuing B.Sc from University of Rajasthan.
And I really love physics.
Thanks

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Jun 10, 2015

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