MaladyOnce he had returned to college, Rahul plunged into the daily routine of life with a will. Surprisingly, he found himself glad to be immersed in lectures, the preparations for the upcoming college festival and getting to know the juniors.
Pathology was by far the most interesting subject, and he enjoyed opening up his Robbins to any page and reading the descriptions of diseases and their pathological manifestations at the gross as well as the microscopic level.
There were two textbooks of Pathology, Robbins and Boyd, and each had its followers. Rahul preferred Robbins, which had a drier style, but then Pathology was no frivolous subject. He realized that he didn’t like his textbooks to be ponderous volumes, but he didn’t like them to be lightweight either, in size or in style. To h
