Papaya for Treatment of Dengue

PAPAYA leaf for Dengu fever

Siddharthvillage, Kakirigumma which has developed medicinal garden as
well as ecovillage model, suggests a palm size of papaya leaf boil it
with 60 ml. water and make it to 30 ml. Your kashayam is ready for
your medicine for dengu fever.

Extract from raw papaya leaf helps boost platelets. Juice of papaya
leaf has been used by many patients in south India for treatment of
dengu fever, states…… Mr.G.John Executive Director, Siddharthvillage,
Kakirigumma. He also stated number of studies are being carried out on
papaya leaf as well as Bhuin Neem leaf to fight dengu and malaria
fever.

One such study by FRLHT, Bangalore in collaboration with Thread
siddharth village on malaria treatment with only Bhuin Neem leaf has
already been carried out in Koraput district and it has proved
success. Bhuin neem leaf contains Jvarantaka (anti-pyretic); Vishama
jvarahara(intermittent fever). The research study result is yet to be
released.

One spoon of Bhuin Neem powder once a week will prevent malaria claims
siddharthvillage inmates.

For further details on dengu and malaria , contact President of Thread
siddharth village  Dr. Shiridi prasad tekur, Ph.No. 080-22453655,
mobile-09448079790  .

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Diabetic Patient of Koraput

Sahadev Bhatra , a 22 year old youth from Girla, a tribal village in Kotpad block of Koraput district is severely malnourished . With legs resembling pieces of thin stick , skin being the only attachment to the chest bones , he looks no different from some one who had been facing a severe famine of Somalia . He is suffering from Juvenile Diabetics , doctors in the district head quarter hospital said .

While there was no respite for Sahadev , the reasons for this condition could not be left untouched . He was a student in the local residential school studying in Class VI a few years back , Gangadhar Bhatra , his father said . But after receiving continuous complains of illness and gradually losing interest for taking any food , Gangadhar was forced to withdraw him from the school . With very little option and lack of easier access to health benefits at the grassroots , Sahadev was taken to traditional healers and quacks for treatment , Gangadhar added.

But failing to get any relief there , he was then taken to the Mission Hospital at Nowrangpur where he was asked to give treatment for diabetics . Since then he had to purchase insulin vials by purchasing it at Rs180/- each from the market . He was supposed to take the medicine regularly . But having worked as daily labouirer , there was no other way for Gangadhar than to leave the condition to the almighty whenever he had no funds to purchase them from the market .

All the social security systems had failed to deliver in providing support to him in his need . The shrinking body of Sahadev was causing worry for the parents . He had almost lost his appetite and rarely was taking any food . With situation getting worse Sahdev is now been brought to the district head quarter hospital with a hope that things would be better for the patient . But with no support from the administration , neither from the Red Cross funds nor any other sources , he was still starving even after four days of joining in the hospital , Gangadhar said . The hospital was giving bread and milk and Sahadev was least interested to even touch them , he added.

Further his three year old second son, Tularam was also probably suffering from similar illness . But he had no knowledge on how to confirm or where to go for a test . The entire family was in the hospital attending the two sons and there was no other way to get the daily requirements . The money which was brought along was losing its strength and with no provision been made for them to get food , three more persons would begin to starve soon . “ Sahadev is starving for losing interest on food and we will starve for the lack of social support “ , Gangadhar cried .

Article from The Hindu: Mime- A Learning Tool in Education

Mime- A Learning Tool in Education


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Mime, an effective teaching tool
Staff Reporter
It can be used to teach children aspects of personality development
HYDERABAD:

Mime can be an effective medium for teaching children various aspects of personality development, says the popular mime artiste, Kaladhar. Mr. Kaladhar, whose mime-based weekly serial, Khushi ki Duniya, shown on Sony channel every Friday includes two to three-minute mime episodes on various topics like self-confidence, time management, unity, patriotism, discipline, etc.


Universal language



The 54-episode serial that is being telecast in 26 countries has already completed 20 episodes. "The CBN Multimedia that is producing the serial for entertainment of children is keen on taking it to 200 countries," he said.

Mr. Kaladhar who runs the Kaladhar Academy to train those interested in the art said mime was a universal language with a highly entertaining performance that could convey a variety of themes effectively based on humour.

The Magic Fun School Director, Chokkapu Venkata Ramana, said Mr. Kaladhar had entered the Limca Book of World Records for 24-hour non-stop mime performance. He held another record for presenting 240 mime themes within an hour.

Mr. Kaladhar said he would train children interested in mime free of cost. Details can be had on the phone number 98490 72483.

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Children Going to USA


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Staff Reporter
Chennai:

Twentynine children from the Genius Education and Learning Systems (GELS) got into one of the high profile organisations in the city.

They visited the American Information Research Centre, located in the U.S. Consulate. Children got to look at copies of the U.S. maps and flip through American magazines, said Vasanthi Ranganathan, directors of GELS.

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Article from The Hindu: Street Children Paint a Hotel in Delhi

Street Children Paint a Hotel in Delhi


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Street kids paint a restaurant
Tankha
New Delhi: They may have created appealing visuals with their favourite colours on paper, but when they were asked by the famous hotel chain Nirula's to give a new look to its Defence Colony restaurant here, the joy of the children of the Salaam Baalak Trust knew no bounds.

Basing their mural on the subject "Rights of the Child", the children ranging in age from five years to 15 gave an insight into their thought process through their paintings on the wall of the restaurant.

For getting a chance to colour the wall and sensitise people about their rights, the children must thank film-maker Mira Nair, who after winning acclaim at home and overseas for her film "Salaam Bombay" -- based on the lives of street and working children -- formed the non-government organisation.

The Salaam Baalak Trust established in 1988 caters to the needs of over 5,000 street children every year, besides providing a support network for their medical and educational backing.

For Nirula's this is not its first such sponsored event. Four years ago, the company had given little ones from the Salaam Baalak Trust a chance to paint the wall of its restaurant.

Using the theme "Environment", the children had then expressed their concern over the need to preserve Mother Earth.

To create awareness about environment, Nirula's has taken up important initiatives through its "Save the Yamuna", "Save the Delhi Ridge", "Save Water" and "Do Not Use Plastic Bags" campaigns.

It has also co-sponsored social activities with the World Wildlife Federation, HelpAge India, Spastic Society of India and Blind Relief School in the past.

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