Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

"Agasthya: The Illuminator of Tamil Wisdom and Lost Legends"

Image
                                                                                       GURU AGASTHIYA Agasthya stands as a towering figure in South Indian history, revered as the first great scholar of Tamil science and literature among the early Dravidians. His significance extends far beyond mythology—his contributions laid the foundation for Tamil scholarship, making him a pivotal figure in the intellectual traditions of the region. According to legend, Agasthya journeyed south at the command of Lord Shiva, eventually settling in the Podigai Hills, near Cape Comorin. While he is credited with compiling the first Tamil grammar,
Read more

VARMAM-MEDICAL APPLICATION IN PENNINSULAR INDIA

Image
                                             VARMAM                                         An introduction There is a saying in Tamil language-"vaasi nintra idamellam varmam thane" which means where ever concentration of pranan or vital energy is of high degree leads to formation of Varma points. What is it about, where does it come from, where can I learn more?.
Read more

E-valayam – A Timely and Relevant Cinematic Theme

Image
  E-valayam – A Timely and Relevant Cinematic Theme Directed by Revathi S. Varma and produced by Joby Joy Vilangappara, E-valayam features cinematography by Sreejith Mohandas. More than a typical commercial film, it stands out as a socially conscious family drama that speaks to our present digital age. The storyline revolves around mobile addiction—an increasingly normalized condition that rarely receives the counseling or attention it deserves. Through impactful visual storytelling, the film creates awareness among children and encourages reflection. It goes beyond addiction to examine how digital media, especially smartphones and social platforms, can manipulate young minds and subtly draw them into psychological dependency. One standout portrayal is the concept of nomophobia, showcased through the film's heroine, Nisha. Her experience illustrates how fear, anxiety, and irritation emerge when separated from mobile phones—making the condition both relatable and concerning. ...
Read more