Kerala

A much early historiography of Karnataka by Aluru Venkatarao also delineates on similar lines identifying the juncture of Battle of Talikota in 1565 as the time of decline of glory of Karnataka. In his 1917 work titled Karnataka Gatha Vaibhava , Aluru Venkata Rao writes thus: Having flourished for 230 years this glorious kingdom disappeared in half a minute by accident. It dies. That was the end of Karnataka’s glory. The kumkum was wiped off Karnatakadevi’s forehead! The mangalsutra round her

In Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things the characters must try to understand the explicit and implicit boundaries surrounding their lives. The protagonists Estha and Rahel, a set of fraternal twins struggle with the boundary between their lives and the past. Through almost a century of westernization, India’s past and culture had become flooded with the ideologies of the West. As the twins try to understand their past, they end up seeing history finally catch up with Velutha an Untouchable that

greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” Kerala, famously known as the God’s own country, has closed its gates for man’s best friend. The streets of Kerala have turned into hell for stray dogs. Situation: When Did it Start? Numerous instances of dog culling in Kerala sparked nation-wide protest and highlighted the plight of stray dogs in the country. Kerala has been practicing dog culling from a long time. However, this malpractice snowballed when

1. Introduction: The South West coast of India is very well known for its wetland systems, which are commonly referred to as backwaters. The so-called backwaters in Kerala cover a total area of 46128.94 ha (Nandan, 2007). The more significant wetlands out of that are Vembanad, Sasthamcotta, and Ashtamudi which are listed as Ramsar sites and have significant international priority (Ramsar sites information service). The desire to travel to different destinations throughout the world to have new experiences

HISTORY OF ELECTRICITY IN KERALA – Dr D Shina S N COLLEGE, Kollam, Kerala, India email - achushina@gmail.com ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF ELECTRICITY The history of electricity can be traced back to the eighteenth century. The first instance of sensing the phenomenon of electricity was the accidental observation of what was later found out to be neon glow by Framas Bauksbw in 1709 at the Royal Society in London. Luigi Galvani observed moving of the legs of a dead frog when touched with a metal scalpel

PROJECT TEAM CONTRACT KERALA E-GOVERNANCE ONLINE PAYMENT PROJECT Debian Consulting Pvt. Ltd. Team Member TechnoPark, Trivandrum, Amir Munshi KERALA Edgar Borges 695 581 Kamlapati Choubey Minhaj Rehman

After the most talked about film of Malayalam film industry in last year "Maheshinte Prathikaram" ("Mahesh's Revenge") director Dileesh Pothan and actor Fahadh Faasil comes together for "Thondimuthalum Driksakshiyum" (Roughly translated as "The Exhibit and the Witness"). Even though it's only the second film from Pothan, due to the immense fan following for his previous film which even generated a trend of finding minute details from that film and labeling it as Pothettan brilliance, there was much

Abstract: The Pokkali field are unique ecosystem of central Kerala with rich biodiversity and capacity to generate organic salt resistant paddy cum shrimp/fish. Salt tolerant strain of paddy cultivated in coastal areas for six months from May to October followed by Filtered shrimp or Prawn or fishes culture during November to April under traditional farming system of about 12,986.6 ha in Kerala. Rice cultivation alone not profitable under the organic farming, but the overall Pokkali farming system

Tamilnadu Government nutritious meal programme, Tamilnadu Integrated Nutrition Programme (TINP), World Bank Assisted ICDS III Project (Tamilnadu) are also going on in India. *** Chapter - 10 Nutritional Requirement in Adolescence Adolescence is the period that extends from the onset of puberty until full growth is reached. For most individuals, adolescence occurs between the ages of 12 and 20. It is second only to infancy in the nutritional requirements necessary for growth and development

worst hit are the people from the rural sections and other marginalized communities. Although the proportions may be different in the case of Kerala, the reality is not quite promising either. The shortage of MBBS graduates to serve under the National Health Mission on contract in government hospitals is an issue of concern for the NHM authorities in Kerala (The Hindu 2015). The reluctance of the doctors to serve in the rural areas is also evident. In situations such as these it is imperative to adopt