Woman has always been the preserver of life. She has kept the lamp of knowledge burning and handed it down to future generations. Sheer necessity has made her innate vision of the world acute and sensitive to the inter-relatedness of past, present and future. They are the unsung heroines of a native knowledge system. After visiting the depths of the Western Ghats in Karnataka, Dr. Tejaswini Sharma has gathered such knowledge - some dew drops for herself and shares them here with us.
Termite soil removes all types of dirt from the skin surface.
It is freely available and efficient as a cleanser and moisturizer. It is a good substitute for body soaps on which millions are spent. It doesn't pollute water nor does it have any side effects on the skin, says Dr. Vijay Angady. The impacts will be discernible if farmers instead of farming are taken in to account. There are remarkable similarities between Masanobu Fukuoka of Japan and Cherkadi Ramachandra Rao of India.