Attempt to revive Traditional sustainable agricultural practices of Kerala
Why do Indians worship snakes? Actually we Indians do not worship snakes. Instead we respect snakes. Not just snakes we respect tigers, lions, monkeys, elephants, rivers, mountains, moon, sun, earth, plants and what not ??
Continuation of Nonvenomous – Venomous Snakes and other Creatures found in Kerala Bronzeback tree snake in the below image known as mara pambu has a mild form of venom, Harmless to humans. Hump Nosed Pit
KANTHARI MULAKU (Jeeraka Paranki/Bird’s Eye chili/Thai Pepper) are some of the common names of this chilli. Kanthari mulaku is a chilli pepper commonly found in Kerala, Meghalaya and few other Asian countries. Some also call
Disclaimer: Source and guidance for this article are a local astrologers. This year(2013) it is raining heavy. It is oeta (single) para in Malayalam. There are 10 para of rains altogether in each year as
There are many things Ants can teach Humans. Provided you respect and understand them. Ants work a lot which directly or indirectly help humans in their farming and other activity. Humans would have learned the
Black Pepper and Long Pepper belong to Piperaceae family. Black Pepper which is also known as (Kurumulaku in Malayalam – Kali Mirch in Hindi – Marich in Sanskrit) is cultivated for its fruit. Which is
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