INTRODUCTION The beginning of something is always important.Especially if it is young and needs time to grow.. Learning begins in the womb itself.The child hears everything.Can you relate and remind of abhimanyu who learnt the secrets of warfare while in his mother's womb?Yes,the rhythms of speech and the things going outside whatever the child hear, shapes his responses to the world he is born into.Be positive.Never be in a hurry to do something.It may give you stress and that indirectly harms the child. Try to understand the infant slowly.Talk to him.Play with him.Care him.His needs are simple.Try to know why he cries and what makes him laugh.Study the newborn's biological clock,his pattern of sleep, feeding and establish a routine of these according to the comfort of both parent and the child.We are no strangers to him as he spent nine months listening to the familiar voices in an unfamiliar world. We can control the child only until he joins pre-school.So,REMEMBER..utiliz
Panchgavya: Panchagavya is an organic formulation, which in Sanskrit means the blend of five products obtained from cow milk, ghee, curd, dung and urine (all these products are individually called as “Gavya” and collectively named as panchagavya. Panchagavya has got reference in the scripts of Vedas (devine scripts of Indian wisdom) and Vrikshayurveda (Natarajan, 2002). In India, use of panchagavya in organic farming is gaining popularity in recent years especially in states like Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Panchagavya is a special preparation made from five by-products of cow along with certain other ingredients, has the potential to play the role of promoting growth and providing immunity in plant system. Panchagavya plays a major role in organic farming. Various crops such as rice, a variety of vegetables, fruit crops such as mango, banana, guava, acid lime cash crops such as sugarcane, turmeric, jasmine and moringa and plantation crops have responded extremely well to appli