TheMorningTrickle

I N I T I A T I N G C H A N G EVol.1, Issue.9, For Private Circulation Only 4 Pages, Thursday, June 28, 2012

In-house Journal of the School of Communication, Dr. G. R. Damodaran College of Science, Coimbatore - 14. Printed at Kalaikathir Achchagam, Coimbatore - 37.

I have always had this notion that the most important words in English have been prefixed with “Re”. For example, “Revision”, that is very important before exams and presentations. This notion developed, when I was in 6th standard when my mom asked me “Have you started your revisions?” and my dad promptly replied “he has not even started his vision”. This very statement intended humorously by my dad has made me rethink on the word “Re” Vision. Again the second word rethinks and then started the staggering list of words in English dictionary revision, reappear, redo, rejoin, reapply, and so on which gave me a reaffirmation to that.

Although I am sure there might be enough words in English which could “replace” these words which begin with “re”, I will keep my opinion to myself and not get into arguments whether all the words that begin with “re” are so important in life. Without beating around the bush (I have already done enough of it) I will get in to the main subject

“recycle”.Reduce Reuse Recycle I became aware of this and started showing some signs of interest when i was working in an architectural office where we used to take huge printouts, as big as 6’ X 4’ of architectural plans which are sent to sites for the site engineers for execution. The printer or a plotter will fit the plan drawing on to the paper well efficiently that it will occupy most of the size of the paper. Even then, there is a huge white space left out, which is discarded as waste. I started cutting and arranging that extra white paper manually, so that I get a drawing that fits exactly inside the paper and those “remaining” cut sheets, stapled and made into scribbling pads. You may believe or not, I have never bought a single scribbling pad in my ten years of working in the office, still, we had enough and more.Following me everyone started making one. Even bosses used them and kept them under the phone to jot down as they talk on the phone and even then i had excess, which I used at home too. Paper is one of the

Have you ever laughed out loud in public on a joke you admired the most? Have you ever shown your disgust to someone frankly on a situation you do not like? Have you shed tears in front of someone for a valid reason? If you have yes as your answer, you can appreciate yourself for leading a healthy life. But on the other hand, if you say No for any one of these you can pat on your back that you are leading a highly dignified and unhealthy life. Wondering how health is connected to your expressions? Let us have a look at it.

Human mind is considered to be the most complex and un-understandable element in the world. There are a lot many theories to state that our thoughts rule us and our thoughts are converted in to actions but no study clearly states where our thoughts originate from. In reality, our thoughts originate from our actions. Still puzzled? Let us crack the nuances of thinking. Our mind observes everything happening around us even during sleep and registers them as frames of references.

These frames of references are stored into our mind as thoughts. These thoughts help us in developing our decisions at various situations. They give meanings to the day to day happenings around us and give us orders accordingly. For example,since childhood our mind has registered that fire is dangerous to touch, and when we see or get in touch with fire our mind instructs us to move away. This is the same in the case of general human feelings

Express Yourself

Restressing the Re's

says Mohana sudhan.M, Assistant professor,School of Communication

recalls C. Rijoe George, Senior Instructor,School of Communicationmost important commodities of consumption and we know, and we should be concerned about its usage, because we are cutting down lots of trees to make paper. Hence we should try and minimize its usage to avoid depletion of resources. We all know that “Reduce”, “Reuse” and “Recycle” is considered as 3R concept in the process of recycling.It is quite simple; we should reduce the purchase of any commodity. The reduced purchases will itself regulate the price. We know there are only two variables that determine the price - demand and supply. If the supply is less and demand is more the price could increase. If we are not purchasing a product, we simply make it available to someone else and we are reducing the demand. Once again reducing the consumption will reduce the demand. If reducing is achievable you can try reusing the available resource, material or product. We can always reuse the product creatively in some other manner which the product is not intended to be used. As I have earlier stated some creative use of waste paper. Try to repair things and restore it for future use and not carelessly throw away things into the dustbin.

I know refills will cost as much as a pen but still it is wiser to use the same pen with new refill when it comes to reusability. The following story can give you a good understanding of these 3R’s. One day one of the disciples of Gautama Buddha approached him requesting for a new robe as the old robe has gone rag. Buddha saw that the robe was indeed in tatters and so he gave him a new one. The next day Buddha went up to his disciple and enquired what he did with his old robe. The disciple replied that he was using the robe in the kitchen as kitchen napkin. Buddha asked him what happened to the old kitchen napkin and the disciple replied that the cloth was being used to mop the floors and when asked what he did with the old mop the disciple told him "Master the wick that is being used to light our rooms is actually the strips of that discarded mop cloth". This made Buddha immensely delighted at the consciousness of the disciple. If not to this extent of reusing, let us rethink and react in a way that we reduce, reuse and recycle resources and reserve for the generations to come.

like anger, sadness, joy, disgust, anxiety and so on. So, when you express them at the place they are needed, the thoughts related to those will get wiped out of our mind and our mind becomes refreshed and gets ready for new thoughts. But, in the societal scenario in the name of social respect, decency

and umpteen other reasons people are taught not to reveal their emotions and expressions. Those tied up emotions in turn, will get embedded into our minds and make it a dump of pressurised and mixed feelings. Experts suggest lot of measures to let out your pressures and to become free like yoga, concentration exercise and the list goes on. But these are just alternative measures that empty your wallets. Instead, if you let out your emotions and feelings at the right time you need not go for such measures, and also this is expected in the global organisations and companies as “outgoing nature” of their employees. So, let us try to be natural and spontaneous to the maximum extent and stop arresting emotions for any reasons and lead a healthy life. In short, "Express yourself and be happy".

subscribe for e-copy of the morning trickle

at www.issuu.com/themorningtrickle

Photography by : Mohanasudhan.M

2 Coimbatore, June 28, 2012

TheMorningTrickle

Panchagavya-the nature's giftadmires V. Ezhilarasi, Assistant Professor,School of Communication Panchagavya is a Sanskrit term, which denotes blend of five products obtained from cow: cow's dung, urine, milk, ghee and curd. Panchagavya is among the traditional products that is being used in various Hindu rituals from ancient times in India. The cow dung has an antiseptic property. It has anti-bacterial and fungicidal properties. According to old Hindu Ayurvedic science, the cow dung is mixed with water and then the filtrate is taken out of the suspension, which is the main ingredient of skin ointments that are effective in case of serious skin problems like eczema, psoriasis and gangrene. The cow's urine is also sold in the market under the label Gift of the Cow. It also has medicinal properties. As per Ayurveda, cow's urine is considered as one of the fundamental ingredients of many Ayurvedic medicines . As per Ayurveda, cow's milk provides special and unique nutrition, which cannot be derived from any other type of food. Cow's milk must be digested properly

to nourish all the tissues. It also promotes balanced emotions as well as balances all doshas. This is also an important food that enhances "Ojas", the force that maintains life. According to Ayurveda, the cow ghee is believed to be the best for human consumption. It has much nutritive qualities and is an ideal diet for heart patients, who suffer from blood cholesterol. The regular consumption of cow's ghee enhances physical and mental strength, maintains healthy body and increases the potency of the body. Cow's ghee has nutritive values and also helps in removing the impurities from the body. It enhances eyesight,maintain the health of muscles and tendons and keeps the bones strong still

flexible. Curd is another by-product of cow's milk. In Sanskrit curd is refered to as "Dahi". Ancient Ayurvedic physicians of India, Charaka and Sushruta have described the qualities and utilities of curd. For many diseases curd is used due to its therapeutic values and has been prescribed as tonic. It has some properties that prevent premature aging. Curd cures diarrhea and dysentery. Panchagavya is on of the traditional methods used to prevent and safeguard plants and microorganisms, which increases plant production. Panchagavya is used as natural fertilizers instead of chemical sprays. The modified version of Panchagavya, which is a unique liquid organic fertilizer, is used for organic farming and has been standardized after experiments and trials. Thus this magic mix of ayurvedic medicine can give a magical effect for the curing diseases in human beings as well as plants.

Super foods are natural foods that have an array of nutrients that work synergetically to expand the individual nutritional components. Many raw, organic vegetables fall into this category and one of the world's favorite super foods are cucumbers. Cucumbers are the 4th most cultivated vegetable in the world. Cucumbers are in the botanical family of melons and squashes. They are considered one of the best foods for the health of skin, joints, liver, and kidneys. They are also a natural energy tonic with their rich array of phytonutrients and electrolytes. Cucumbers are loaded with mineral silica, which is an essential component for healthy connective tissues (muscles, ligaments, cartilages, bones, & skin). It is also full of iron, potassium, magnesium, and vitamin C which gives a powerful alkalizing effect within the body. Cucumbers are rich in fluids that hydrate the skin, joints, and tissues. Cucumbers also contain triterpene phytonutrients cucurbitacins A, B, C, D, and E. These phytonutrients have been the major focus of research, due to their abilities to inhibit cancer cell signaling pathways. Fresh cucumbers have been proved to improve anti-oxidant levels within the body and inhibit pro-inflammatory substances such as COX-2 and nitric oxide. The combination of alkalizing

elements, electrolytes, and fluids make it one of the world's best foods for enhancing energy levels. Cucumbers are also known for stabilizing blood pressure and stimulating the body's natural detoxification process.

Cucumbers are often used to enhance skin function. The natural ascorbic acid and caffeic acid within the cucumber act to prevent water retention in the skin. This reduces swelling under the eyes and prevents the skin from sunburn, inflammation, and eczema. Cucumbers are also very effective when eaten and applied, for removing unwanted cellulites. Cucumbers dry out excess fluids and tighten collagen which has the effect of a natural cellulite reduction. Try eating some cucumber, juice it, and/or place the cucumber on the regions of water retention. Nowadays cucumbers are highly sprayed with pesticides that are hazardous to health, so it is better to go for organic varieties. It is safer to wash them before consuming. Many of the chemicals are waxy and do not come off easy with washing. So, it is better to peel off the skin rather than washing.

Thus cucumbers can bring out a healthy body and healthy mind which makes our life perfect and longlasting.

Cucumbers- Health mastersadmires Deepthi .V.V, Assistant Professor, School of Communication

Together we learned, together we shared, those best lesssons of life, those best days of life, colourful those days were,fruitful those lessons were, moments have faded, memories are not clouded, so I am glad, for those days I had, though it is hard,to get it back . . .

Together

Chitra lekshmi.k.s , Assistant Professor,

School of Communication

Just for YouThe Roses in my Garden,I have plucked,Just for you,The sweetest dreams I had, Just for you,The days I have waited, Just for you,Neither you turned back, Just for me,Nor will I try, Just for me,And still I cry, Just for you,And for you Only . . .

http://wordpress.com/anandsp1/panchgavya

The modern world, acclaimed to be a world of achievements, is also a world filled with stress. Throughout life, an individual is invariably exposed to various stressful situations. One can feel stress at home,in office and everywhere.Stress happens whenever one’s mind and body react to some real or imagined situation. Since every situation or event in our daily life causes some type or degree of stress, it is impossible to eliminate stress, totally from one’s life. The point to be stressed is to enhance health and well being for the self and others. Managing stress effectively will benefit the self by improving quality of life and decreasing risk of illness. It will benefit those in our immediate environment by improving relationship and to generate caring. It will benefit the wider world by directing personal energy towards improving social conditions out of which mental and physical illness, violence, and other social problems arise. In short, the whole point of managing stress effectively is to promote wellness for the self and for others.

The best remedial actions

to control stress are ‘Change in thinking’ - by reframing thoughts and by developing positive thinking; ‘Change of behaviour’ - by being assertive, following proper time management, developing sense of humour, and getting diverted and distracted from the problems causing stress; ‘Change in lifestyle’ – dieting, exercising, drinking more water, pet therapy, meditation, yoga, taking a long walk and imagery, hydro therapy, music therapy, sound sleep, etc.

Thus, beyond a take –charge approach and a positive attitude, one can reduce stress in life by making healthy lifestyle choices and taking care of one's self. If time can be adjusted to provide regular rest and relaxation, one can be in a better position to handle life’s stressors when they inevitably come. As far as mankind exists in this world, so will the ‘stress’. It is born with you and dies with you. Hence, the chances of eradicating this problem called stress, is never possible. But what needs to be done is, to minimize or atleast learn to manage stress, without being much affected by its negative impact.

Stress the stressstresses V.Abirami, Assistant professor, Institute of Management

3Coimbatore, June 28, 2012

TheMorningTrickle

bjhHpy ;El;gj ;jpypUe ;J fHptiw ehg ;fpd ; tiu/ nkiy ehl;oypUe ;J jj ;bjLj ;J Kd ;ndwptpl;nlhk ;. ek ; NHYf ;F xj ;Jf ; bfhs ;shtpl;lhYk ; ehk ; ehfh Pfk ; mwpe ;jth ;fs ; vd jk ;gl;lk ; moj ;Jf ; bfhs ;s Mil mzpfyd ;fisa[k ; mth ;fs ; ghzpapnyna my' ;fh pj ;J bfhz ;nlhk ;.Mdhy ; njhw ;wth ;fSf ;F Kjypy ; gjf ;fk ; tH' ;Fk ; mth ;fspd ; ey ;y gz ;ig kl;Lk ; Vd ; fw ;Wf ; bfhs ;s kwe ;njhk ;…! kWf ;fpnwhk ;…!gj ;jhk ; tFg ;g [/ gdpbuz ;lhk ; tFg ;g [j ; njh ;t [ Kot[fspy ; mjpf kjpg ;bgz ;fs ; bgw ;W njwpath ;fis Clf' ;fSk ;/ gj ;jph piffSk ; jiynky ; J}f ;fp itj ;Jf ; bfhz ;lhLtJ E}ypiHapy ; jtwtpl;l rf khztr ; bry ;t' ;fis g [z ;gLj ;jhjh> kd mGj ;j' ;fSf ;F cs ;shf ;fhjh> jdf ;Fs ;ns Tdpf ; FWfr ; bra ;a [k ; jhH ;t [ kdg ;ghd ;ikia Vw ;gLj ;jhjh>,jw ;F bgw ;nwhh ;fSk ; Jiz nghtJ ve ;j tifapy ; epahak ;>njh ;t py ; mjpf kjpg ;bgz ;fs ; bgw ;W njwpa khzth ;fs ; kl;Lnk ,t ;t [yfpy ; bfhz ;lhlj ; jFjpa [ilatbudpy ;/ njh ;t py ; jtwpa kw ;Wk ; Kjy ; tFg ;g py ; njwpa khzth ;fis vd ;d bra ;ayhk ;>eP bfhz ;lhlj ; jFjpaw ;wtd ; vd njh ;t py ; njwhjth ;fs ; KJfpy ; thH ;t pd ; bjhlf ;fj ;jpnyna Kj ;jpiuia Fj ;jp mth ;fis eRf ;FtJ/ ,isa jiyKiwf ;F bra ;a [k ; Jnuhfkhfhjh>,d ;bdhd ;W/ gj ;jhk ; tFg ;g [/

gdpbuz ;lhk ; tFg ;g py ; Kjy ; ,lj ;ijg ; g poj ;j khzth ;fs ; g pd ;dhspy ; vd ;d Mdhh ;fs ;…> my ;yJ vd ;d bra ;fpwhh ;fs ;…>mbjy ;yhk ; ekf ;bfjw ;F> Fj ;jpf ; fhz ;g pf ;f/ mtidg ; nghy ; ePa [k ; kjpg ;bgz ; bgw ;why ; thH ;t py ; cauyhk ; vd ;w rhl;iliar ; brhLf ;f/ ekf ;Fj ; njit Xh ; gog ;ghsp bghk ;ik.mjpf kjpg ;bgz ;fs ; bgWtJ kl;Lnk nkijikj ;jdk ; vd ;w vz ;zk ; Kjypy ; bgw ;nwhh ;fsplkpUe ;J ntnuhL fisag ;gl ntz ;Lk ;. jd ; kfd ; my ;yJ kfis mjpf kjpg ;bgz ;fs ; bgwj ; J}z ;LtJk ;/ mGj ;j' ;fisf ; bfhLg ;gJt[k ; ;/md ;ghy ; kpul;LtJk ;/ Mirfhl;o gzpa itg ;gJk ; Tl xU td ;Kiwna!bjhHpy ;Kiw rhh ;e ;j ntiyfisr ; bra ;a/ jd ;Ds ; xspe ;J fplf ;Fk ; jpwikfisf ; bfhz ;L thH ;t py ; jpUg ;jpa [ld ; Kd ;ndw khzth ;fSf ;F chpikapy ;iyah>thH ;t py ; btw ;wpr ; rh pj ;jpuk ; gilj ;j mwp"h ;fspd ;/ rhjidahsh ;fspd ; kjpg ;bgz ; gl;oaiy vd ;nwDk ; ehk ; fzf ;fpy ; bfhz ;nlhkh>gs ;spa pWjpahz ;oy ; njwhj/ kjpg ;bgz ;fs ; Fiwthfg ; bgw ;w khzth ;fspd ; cz ;ikahd jpwik bjhHpy ; rhh ;e ;j fiyfs ;/ ifj ;bjhHpy ; rhh ;e ;j Jiwfspy ; bghjpe ;J xspe ;J fplf ;fyhk ;.mjid jf ;f rkaj ;jpy ; fz ;Lzh ;e ;J Cf ;fkspf ;f ntz ;oa bgw ;nwhh ;fns Kd ; tutpy ;iybadpy ;/ ,isa rKjhaj ;jpd ; thH ;f ;ifg ; ghij jpir jpUk ;g pt pl tha ;g ;g [fs ; mnefk ; cz ;L.

md;g[k; td;Kiwna !,isauh$h/Jizg]nguhrpupau] bjhlh;gpay; Jiw

g[d;difg; g{f;fs;

mHfha; cjpj;j ,s";rptg;g[ Nhpad; nghy; ek;kpy; cjpf;Fk; cw;rhfk;/ jhapd; koapy; jtGk; kHiyiaf; fz;lJk;. ,sk; nuh$hit Kj;jkpLtijg; nghd;w g{hpg;g[ ek; be";rpy/; me;j kHiyapd; xt;bthU mirtpYk;. yapj;J nghFk; bgw;nwhh;fspd; bgUkpj kdJ/ FHe;ij ifia Ml;Lk; nghJk;/ fhyhy; cijf;Fk;nghJk;/ g{tpjHhy; rphpf;Fk;nghJk;.ghh;j;Jg; ghh;j;J gutrg;gLk; bgw;nwhhpd; cs;sk; jhd; mth;fs; tsu tsu ntiy/ tUkhdk;/ gjtp nghd;w fhuz';fSf;fhf; FWFfpwJ. bgUk;ghYk; FLk;gj; njitfSf;fhft[k;/ rpy rka';fspy; rKjhaj;jpy; fpilf;Fk; kjpg;gpw;fhft[k; j';fs; gr;rpsk; FHe;ijfis jk; bgw;nwhhplk; tpl;Lr; bry;Yk; bgz;fs; ,d;W mndfk;. ,sk; tajpy; jk; FHe;ijfs; bra;a[k; ,dpikj;jdkhd rpd;dr;rpd;d FWk;g[fs;/ Fl;of; Fl;oaha; bra;a[k; Rl;oj;jd';fs;/ kzpkzpaha;f; nfhh;j;Jg; ngRk; kHiyg; ngr;Rf;fs;/ Kj;Jf;fis cjph;j;J tpl;lhw; nghyr; rphpf;Fk; Ky;iyr; rphpg;g[fs; midj;ija[k; ,Hf;fj; jahuha; ,Uf;fpwhh;fs; ,e;jg; bgw;nwhh;fs;.

tsh;e;J gs;spg; gUtk; te;jJk; tpLjpapy; nrh;j;J tpLfpd;wdh;. mjw;F FHe;ijfs; j';fs; ntiyfisj; jhnd jd;dpr;iraha; bra;a[k; jpwd; tsUk; vdf; fhuzk; TWfpd;wdh;. mjpypUe;nj bgw;nwhh;fSf;Fk;/ FHe;ijfSf;Fkhd ,ilbtspa[k; mjpfkhfpwJ vd;gJ g[hpatpy;iy bgw;nwhh;fSf;F. taJ Mf Mff; FHe;ijf;F jdJ tpLjp/ jd; ez;gh;fs; vd;W kl;Lnk thH;f;if tl;lk; brd;WtpLfpwJ. FHe;ij brhd;d ngr;irf; nfl;gjpy;iy/ FWk;g[ bra;fpwJ/ gog;gjpy;iy vd;W Fiw TWk; bgw;nwhh;fs; rpwpJ rpe;jpj;Jg; ghh;f;f ntz;Lk;. FWk;g[/ gpothjk; ,itbay;yhk; FHe;ijfspd; ,ay;g[ vd;gijg; bgw;nwhh;fSk; g[hpe;Jbfhs;s ntz;Lk;.

nkYk; FHe;ijfs;/ ve;j xU tp#aj;ija[k; jd; bgw;nwhhplk; gfph;e;Jbfhs;s ntz;Lk; vd;W epidf;Fk; kdg;gf;Ftk; tUkhW md;nghL tsh;f;f ntz;Lk;. j';fs; md;ghYk;/ mutizg;ghYk; kl;Lnk FHe;ijfis ey;tHpg;gLj;j Koa[k; vd;gij bgw;nwhUk; g[hpe;Jbfhs;s ntz;Lk;. FHe;ijapd; Kf;fpakhd ,e;j jUzj;jpy; tpLjp vd;w ,ilbtsp njitah> vd;W bgw;nwhh;fs; rpe;jpf;f ntz;Lk;...

ek; FHe;ijfis ek; md;gpy;/ mutizg;gpy; tsh;f;f ntz;Lk;. FHe;ij cjph;f;Fk; g[d;difg; g{f;fistpl cah;e;jit vJt[kpy;iy ,e;j cyfpy;....

rp. rjP#;Fkhh;/ cjtpg; nguhrphpah;/ bjhlh;gpay; Jiw

tpz;zpy; cjpf;Fk; btz;zpyhitg; nghy;

ek;kpy; cjpf;Fk; ,isa epyhf;fs; vd;Wk; cjph;f;Fk;

g[d;difg; g{f;fis !

'cjph;j;Jtpl;l g{f;fis ,He;Jtpl;l brofs; nghy;'

bfhl;of; bfhLf;Fk; re;njh#j;ij btl;o vLf;Fk; thsha; tsh;e;J

epw;fpwJ rpy bgw;nwhh;fspd; r\f me;j!;J

(rpy bgw;nwhhpd; NH;epiy;).

mqrf;jp

Sôu UWeLû[ ùYhÓTYu.

JÚ Sôû[dÏ ØlTÕ UWeLs

YûW ùYhÓúYu. ClúTôùRpXôm

UWm ùYhÓYÕ ªLf ÑXTm.

AÔdL§o ÅfûN ùRô¯p

ÖhTjÕPu CûQjÕ, TôÕLôl×Pu

UWm ùYhÓm Øû\Ls A±ØLUô¡

NdûL úTôÓ úTôÓ¡u\],

úYûX®hÓ, UdLs ùSÚdL¥

ªÏkR ùNuû] ×\SLo W«p

¨ûXVjûR úSôd¡ SPkÕ

ùLôi¥ÚkúRu. ®R®RUô]

UdLs, TX ùUô¯ úTÑm UdLs,

TX®R BûP A¦LXuLû[

EÓj§V UdLs, LûP£ úSWj§p

W«ûXl ©¥dL Øi¥V¥jÕd

ùLôiÓm,AÓjRYûW

Rs°dùLôiÓm KÓm UdLs,

ÏZkûRLû[ CÝjÕd

ùLôiÓ KÓm AmUôdLs,

IkÕ ìTôn ùTôÚû[ ImTÕ

ìTôndÏ ®tÏm SûPTôûR

®VôTôW HûZLs, ReLÞdÏs

úT£ £¬lûTf£R\®hÓ,

Cû[OoLû[ ùTÚêfÑ®Pf

ùNnÙm C[m ùTiLs,£¬lûT

U\kR úTôÄvLôW¬u ØLm,

LYûX Ï¥ùLôi¥ÚdÏm

ÏÓmTj RûXYoLs. GjRû]

GjRû] U²R ØLeLs.VôÚm

VôûWÙm TôojÕ £¬dL®pûX.

VôÚm VôûWÙm LY²lTRôn

ùR¬V®pûX.Aû]jÕ

ØLeLû[Ùm Etß úSôd¡VT¥

G]dLô] CW«ûXl ©¥dÏm

úSôdLj§p ÑWeL

SûPTôûR«às C\e¡ú]u.

RôLUô«ÚkRÕ! Gf£ûXdáh¥

®Ýe¡ RôLjûR R¦dL

ØVuú\u, Ri½o Ï¥dL

úYiÓùU²p, êuß U¦

úSWm TVQm ùNnÕ Åh¥tÏ

ùNu\©u]úW, úNªjÕ

ûYj§ÚdÏm ¿ojÕ°L° −ÚkÕ

CWiÓ ùNôhûP Sôd¡p ®hÓd

ùLôiÓ E«o ÑUdL úYiÓm.

UûZ ùTnÕ TjÕ

YÚPeL[ô«tß.. Ri½o

úRûYLs Ïû\dLlThP],

EX¡p GYÚúU Ï°lT§pûX.

¿Wô® Aû\dÏs ùNuß Lôtû\

ùYlTlTÓj§ ¿Wô®Vôd¡ EP −p

Õ°odÏm ¿oj§YûXLû[ Jj§d

ùLôiÓ ùY°úV\ úYiÓm.

¨WkRWUô] @ûTTo BûPûV

EÓj§dùLôiÓ AÛYXLm ùNpX

úYiÓm.

Ri½o êXdáßLs A±®Vp

ÕûQdùLôiÓ £ß£ß

ªhPônL[ôL RVô¬dLlThÓ RôLm

R¦dL LûPL°p ®tLlTÓ¡u\].

EQÜùTôÚhLù[pXôm

TôdùLhÓL°p AûPdLlThÓ TX

YÚPeL[ô«tß.

RôLm ùRôiûPûV AßjRÕ.ÑWeL

SûPTôûR«u SÓ®p Sôu Ru]-

-kR²úV ¨tTRôn EQokúRu.

Bm, ÏmªÚhPô«ÚkRÕ.

ùY°«p LiP UdLs SPUôhPm

Hu Esú[«pûX GuTÕ

AlúTôÕRôu Eû\jRÕ. CWiÓ

SôhLÞdÏ Øu]o ùRôiûP

AßThÓ C\kÕ¡PkR

Yô −T²u EPp, Sôu SPkÕ

ùLôi¥ÚkR ÑWeL SûPTôûR«p

CÚkÕ LiùPÓdLlTh¥ÚkRÕ.

úYLUôL SPdL BWm©júRu.

Ø¥kRYûW«p K¥,

ùY°úV ùNuß®P úYiÓm

Gu\ EkÕRp Guû]

KPfùNnRÕ.

RôLm ùRôiûP«p WQUôn

Ïj§d ¡¯jRÕ. £±Õ ®]ô¥«p

C\kÕ ®ÓúYù]u\ AfNm

©\kRÕ.

ùUp −V SßUQm Sô£ûVj

RôdL, RôLjúRôÓ ùY±Ùm úNokÕ

ùLôiPÕ. UßØû]« −ÚkÕ

YkR SßUQjûRj ùRôPokÕ,

JnVôW SûPúTôhÓ, Cßd¡l©¥jR

ùUp −V ©[ôv¥d EûPV¦kR

C[mùTiùQôÚj§ ûL«p

©¥j§ÚkR £ß ¥u² −ÚkR

§WYjûR ÑûYjÕ Ï¥jRT¥

YkÕùLôi¥ÚkRôs. ªRUô]

ùY°fNj§p AYû[j R®W

úYß VôÚm Ae¡pXôRûR

EQokúRu. AYs ùSÚe¡ YW,

YW, Gu CRVm "§Óm §Óm' G]

A§oYûR Õp− VUôn EQW

Ø¥kRÕ.

ùSÚe¡ YkRYs, LiQ¥jÕ

"an' Gu\ôs.Guû]dLPdL

ØVu\Yû[ ØÝ TXm ùLôiÓ

§Úl© Gh¥ LÝjûRl©¥jÕ,

YXÕûLVôp AØd¡ú]u.

LôpLû[dLôt±p TPW®hÓ

EûRjÕd

Lj§]ôs. YXdûLVôp, êdûLÙm

YôûVÙm ùTôj§ú]u. §ª±]ôs.

CPÕdLôûX ùLôd¡úTôX AYs

LôpLÞd¡ûP«p Uôh¥ CÝjúRu,

U¥kÕ N¬kRôs.RûX ÕYiÓ

ùRôe¡VÕ.

AYs ûL« −ÚkÕ ùR±jÕ

®ÝkR Ri½o ¥uû]

BYXônj úR¥ HÓjÕ, ê¥ûVj

§\kÕ "L[dL[d' ùL] Yô«p

L®rjÕd ùLôiúPu. RôLm

R¦kúRu. E«¬p AªrûR

Ft±VÕ úTôp TWYNUôú]u.

LûPYô«p ×u£¬lùTôuß

RYrkúRô¥VÕ,CWiÓ

SôhLÞdÏl©u AYs NPXm

Ae¡ÚkÕ LiùPÓdLlThPÕ.

Sôu ClúTôÕm UWeLs

ùYhÓ¡ú\u. UûZúV ùTnVôR

Sôh¥p UWeLs GRtùL] ,

Aû]jÕ A£eLUô]

UWeLû[Ùm ùYh¥®hÓ,

LiÔdÏ G¬fNp RÚm, ªRUô]

ùYhTjûR EtTj§ ùNnÙm,

Ri½úW úRûY«pXôR,ªL

At×R LûXl TûPlTô] @ûTTo

UWeLû[ ŧúRôßm, ÅÓúRôßm,

NôûX KWeL°Ûm, ûYdLf

ùNôp− EjRWYô¡«Úd¡\Õ.

Sô..¿eL..SmU @ûTTo UWm - ,isauh$h/ Jizg]nguhrpupau] bjhlh;gpay; Jiw.

LûRdL[m

4 Coimbatore, June 28, 2012

TheMorningTrickle

Patrons-in-Chief :Dr. D. Padmanaban, Correspondent Smt. Geetha Padmanaban, SecretaryPatrons: Prof. A. N. Lakshmanan, Adviser Dr. A. Ponnusamy, Principal Dr. K. K. Ramachandran,Vice-PrincipalEditor-in-chief: G. Radha, Head - School of CommunicationEditor: Mohanasudhan. M, School of Communication Layout and Design: C.Rijoe George, School of Communication

EDITORIAL BOARD

feedbacks can be sent to: themorningtrickle@grd.edu.inthemorningtrickle@gmail.com

The Gallery

Art work by: ElAiyArAjA.d, Asst. ProfEssor, school of communicAtion

Art work by: ElAiyArAjA.d, Asst. ProfEssor, school of communicAtion Art work by: ElAiyArAjA.d, Asst. ProfEssor, school of communicAtion

Art work by: ElAiyArAjA.d, Asst. ProfEssor, school of communicAtion

PhotogrAPhy by: VikrAm, Asst. ProfEssor, school of communicAtion

PhotogrAPhy by: mohAnAsudAn.m, Asst. ProfEssor, school of communicAtion

PhotogrAPhy by: sujithsoori.n.r, Asst. ProfEssor, school of communicAtion

PhotogrAPhy by: sujithsoori.n.r, Asst. ProfEssor, school of communicAtion

PhotogrAPhy by: sujithsoori.n.r, Asst. ProfEssor, school of communicAtion

PhotogrAPhy by: sujithsoori.n.r, Asst. ProfEssor, school of communicAtion