Water Scarcity In Malayalam Essays

In Malayalam Language, many words for prostitute exist like ‘veshya’, ‘vebicharini’ etc but there seems no word for a male counterpart.Therefore we find a clear demarcation between how the Malayalam speech community has varied concepts regarding time inculcated by culture when considered along the lines of an English speaker.In Malayalam language, terms for various professions are typically associated with a particular group, like a specific gender, class or faith.Also while talking of time the Malayalam speech community will have differing perception of the external reality as they dissect time not the way done by an English speaker because unlike the latter who thinks of the day as 24 hours, the former considers the same as 60 ‘nazhika...

The Kerala State Film Awards are the most prestigious film awards for a motion picture made in the Malayalam language.Based on a famous novel of the same name by renowned Malayalam writer Takazhi Shivashanakara Pillai, Chemmeen pioneered the growth of Malayalam cinema in technical and artistic aspects.The studio influenced the gradual shift of Malayalam film industry from its original base of Madras, Tamil Nadu to Kerala.As with most of the other Indian film industries, the Malayalam film industry is driven by male actors.Malayalam film music till then were cheap imitations of Hindi and Tamil film music, also came up with original Malayalam tunes through this film.

In the 17th and 18th centuries, the versified repertoire of plays from the Kathakali theater, written in Malayalam, Sanskrit and Manipravalam (literary Malayalam still mixed with Tamil), constitutes a style in which the Nala Caritam of Unnayi Variyar (Days of Love and test, the story of Nala).Vijayan (1930-2005), novelist, short story writer and newspaper cartoonist, wrote in Malayalam.If the first texts in Malayalam date from the 12th century, it was in the 16th century that Thunchath Ezhuthachan (en), the father of modern Malayalam literature, wrote his work.Today, 80% of households are connected to the electricity grid and 78 % have running water.The 19th century is a period of rebirth with writers Chandu Menon, author of the “first M...

Huge water tank of about 3 lakh capacity is provided for water storage.The first employment paper in Malayalam, Thozhilvartha, was an instant triumph among the youths of Kerala.* Mathrubhumi Yearbook Plus – Malayalam (Year book in Malayalam) .A bi-weekly in Malayalam for kids, Minnaminni was launched in the year 2010.Launched on 18th of January, 1932 Mathrubhumi Illustrated Weekly is still the number-one literary weekly in Malayalam.

The dynamics of film industry are changing and Malayalam cinema too needs to move on to new methods and ideas.The Malayalam Cine Technicians Association (MACTA) is the first formal organization formed by the creative technicians of the Malayalam motion picture industry.Malayalam cinema today is neither idea-driven nor sensitive to happenings in other industries in the areas of changing market, funding, technology, treatment or themes.MACTA’s strategy to promote new comers in Malayalam cinema, is to ask superstars to stop acting or to act in limited number of movies.Lavish productions like Tamil and Hindi movies will have a good run in such theatres and for Malayalam cinema to hold up, there has to be more influx of money into film making...

The solution to this problem is not not allowing tourists to visit anymore but rather live the lifestyle of the local people, adapt to the surroundings and protect the environment as much as possible.Tourism is definitely one of the world’s largest businesses today and this industry alone employs almost 235 million people worldwide and generates up to 9.2 per cent of the world’s GDP.This is called sustainably protecting your surroundings as we should give our children, our grandchildren and the following generations a chance to experience the beautiful world that we all are a part of today.Recently due to the excess holidays that people are taking and due to the various needs of the tourists, tourist destinations are going through more d...

In looks as through the scavengers, leather workers, washer man, barker, water- carriers and grass- cutters- all these inhabitants of the colony are subhuman non- entities huddled up together... Thakazhy Sivasankara Pillai (17 April 1912- 10 April 1999) was a novelist and short storywriter of Malayalam language.It is widely regarded as one of the best political novels in the history of Malayalam literature.From the 1990’s onwards the Malayalam literary scenario has seen celebrations of the differing and plural voices of the historically marginalized, oppressed, and unrepresented.His novel Tottiyude Makan (scavenger’s son, 1947) is considered a pioneer work in Malayalam realistic novel.

Large parts of Africa suffer from economic water scarcity; developing water infrastructure in those areas could therefore help to reduce poverty.While the concept of water stress is relatively new, it is the difficulty of obtaining sources of fresh water for use during a period of time and may result in further depletion and deterioration of available water resources.Economic water scarcity is caused by a lack of investment in infrastructure or technology to draw water from rivers, aquifers or other water sources, or insufficient human capacity to satisfy the demand for water.Around one fifth of the world’s population currently live in regions affected by Physical water scarcity, where there is inadequate water resources to meet a countr...

The rate of exposure is extremely high because the water is not only contaminated at the water basins and pumps where water is collected but the containers are almost always second-hand objects, often previously used for certain oils and fertilizers or wastes.An even closer look at water scarcity nationwide involving how different countries could possibly reveal the extent in which water scarcity is.Many people in which are mostly the women in these communities are responsible for traveling from three to four hours per day to collect water from shallow wells of contaminated water.Rural areas of Kenya are left without water and urban areas aren’t much better off, as Kenya’s unfortunate bankrupt government does not have the necessary funds...

Kamala Das was born in Punnayurkulam, Thrissur District in Kerala, on March 31, 1934, to V. M. Nair, a former managing editor of the widely-circulated Malayalam daily Mathrubhumi, and Nalappatt Balamani Amma, a renowned Malayali poetess Kamala Das was born in Punnayurkulam, Thrissur District in Kerala, on March 31, 1934, to V. M. Nair, a former managing editor of the widely-circulated Malayalam daily Mathrubhumi, and Nalappatt Balamani Amma, a renowned Malayali poetess Kamala Das was born in Punnayurkulam, Thrissur District in Kerala, on March 31, 1934, to V. M. Nair, a former managing editor of the widely-circulated Malayalam daily Mathrubhumi, and Nalappatt Balamani Amma, a renowned Kamala Das was born in Punnayurkulam, Thrissur Distri...

Second, although environmental refugees will pose a grave challenge if water scarcity is not solved, conflict between governments ultimately represents the most troubling aspect of water scarcity from a realist perspective.On a planet that is 75% water, the term “water scarcity” seems a ridiculous misnomer.Today, however, water scarcity menaces global prosperity to such an extent that old paradigms of water usage are obsolete.In more immediate terms, water pricing will have two primary opponents: those that fear being unable to afford water (the world’s poor) and those that use immense quantities of water (agricultural producers).If disaster is to be averted for the billions who face the impending crisis of water scarcity, humans must fi...

In Africa south of the Sahara, where agriculture is predominantly rain-fed (that is, it relies on rainfall for water), farmers’ access to water is limited based on time (during droughts and dry seasons) and space (in arid areas).Clean water is the water that is safe enough to be consumed by humans with low risk of immediate or long term harm (Wikipedia 2014).Global issues (2010) points out that another reason for water crisis is the commoditization of water.Promoting water as a commodity has led to an increased control of water by multinational corporations (MNC).Water scarcity in these regions is not necessarily caused by a physical lack of water.

Another method to reduce water scarcity is the national government makes a national policy to limit the use of water.For instance, The United Nations is running a plan called The “WATER FOR LIFE DECADE”; the aim of this plan is to help some places where lack of water to face the challenges of water scarcity (FAO 2006).However, there is the increasing number of water issues are appearing in the modern world and issues tend to be serious, especially the supply of water.The main reason is that when workers misuse some chemical reagents to the water, it can cause the water pollution and water eutrophication.Therefore, solve the water scarcity problem should be the priority for some drought countries all around the world.

•Kerala Handicrafts: Among the variety of handicrafts produced in Kerala, the more renowned are sandalwood items, woodcraft, handlooms and metal work (especially brass and copper).The prose, poetry and plays are appreciated by critics worldwide.•Kerala Martial Arts and Sports: Sports and Martial Arts take prime importance in the life of a Malayali.•Malayalam Calendar (Kollavarsham): The Malayalis use a calendar called the Kollavarsham in which the year starts from Onam in mid September.A number of musical instruments including wind and string instruments, percussions are played and practiced in Kerala.

When fresh water is not available to the people, they get disease from drinking contaminated water and in fact, 3.1 million people die each year from water related disease.Water scarcity has been a problem to the nation and fresh water is decreasing.“Water Scarcity.” World Wildlife Fund.Physical and economical water scarcities are done and when this continues there would be insufficient fresh water for people.Water scarcity can cause poverty for the clean water decreases and the price or the value has also increased which can lead people to poverty (National Geographic).

Under the new set-up that was emerging in India, all princely states had to give up their claims to sovereignty and merge with the Indian Union.Other princely states in India also had to abandon their dreams similarly.Although Kerala had been existing from pre-historic times under various other names like Malabar, Malankara, Malayalam, Chera-nad, Cheralam, etc.And it was made a state in the Republic of India on 26 January 1950.Even though the privileged people in the old regimes tried to resist the unification and formation of Kerala, the majority of the people welcomed it.

The substitution of this water can improve the issue of water scarcity.Thus with population increasing by a vast number every year, the demand for fresh water will additionally increase, therefore adding to the water scarcity in Australia.Industries therefore depend on these large amounts of water for production and simultaneously are one of the essential instigators in the ever-increasing problem of water scarcity.Agriculture consumes the majority of global fresh water, making it one of the most enormous water sources of the increased water demand; the production of food is also rising due to population growth, of about 80 million people per year (Holbrook 2009).1.0Introduction This report is about the increase in demand for water, and ...

In several regions of the world, the pressure on water is increasing, due to the withdrawals made by humans in surface water or groundwater, which are increasing, but also in due to global warming which disrupts the water cycle.For example, Bedouin in the city of Dahab, Egypt, installed Aqua Danial's Water Stellar, which uses a solar thermal collector measuring 2 square meters to distill 40 to 60 liters per day from from any local water source.Water scarcity or water stress is a situation in which the demand for water exceeds the available water resources in a specific geographic area.The UN estimates that by 2025, 25 African countries are expected to suffer from water scarcity or water stress.Globally and on an annual basis, sufficient ...

Besides, the cleaning of polluted water resources like rivers, and the preservation of water catchments areas would also help in availing more water resources to man (Business Council of Australia 2011).The exploitation of underground water in desert areas is among the important directions that can be taken in the regions that I have mentioned so as to increase water sources.Other useful approaches that can be employed to tackle the problem of water shortage include employing water recycling techniques and desalination of sea water (Shaw 2008).Usually, ground water sources have low traces of tritium and are more aged than underground water sources (Gonfiantini 2000).Generally, a failure to employ appropriate tools to exploit water resour...

The possibility of technological innovation based solutions might not even be considered as increased scarcity often gives birth to competitive action by powerful elite groups and narrow social coalitions to defend their interests or to profit from the scarcity through “rent-seeking” behavior (Barbier& Homer-Dixon, 1999).From Lopez-Gun and Llamas point of view thanks to virtual water, many water scarce countries have avoided a water crisis, particularly in politically unstable regions like North Africa and the Middle East.UN World Water Development Report 2, New York: UN.This can be done by setting up a central regulatory framework that keeps a check on water distribution.Market responses to natural-resource scarcity automatically in...

In our slumber we have assumed water will always be there for us – Clean water to drink, waterways for recreation, healthy rivers and oceans to supply us with healthy fish, water to wash our cars, water to green our lawns and landscapes, water to bath and shower in, water to brush our teeth with, water for our swimming pools.When taking into account the water needs of ecosystems, then there are considerable parts of Europe, North America, part of South-West Australia, and part of South America that already face considerable water scarcity, particularly where irrigated agriculture and ecosystems compete for water resources.Simply put, water scarcity is either the lack of enough water (quantity) or lack of access to safe water (quality).In...

Populist measures of providing free use of electricity and water for agriculture must be weaned down and agricultural productivity must reflect efficient use of energy and water inputs.As many as 83% respondents identified inadequate availability of water as a major risk to their business, in a survey of 27 major industrial sectors conducted by the US-based Columbia Water Center in association with industry lobby FICCI.While 60% respondents said inadequate availability of water was already impacting their business, 87% said the scarcity would impact their business 10 years down the line.Water scarcity in Asia and Australia alone affects a fourth of the world’s population and is triggered by over-usage whereas in Africa, it is lack of ade...

Having accorded the status of state animal, the elephant or ana, as it is called in Malayalam, is considered as being the son of the ‘sahya’ and hence apart from featuring on the emblem of the Government, it forms an integral part of all aspects of daily life.Likewise, Malayalam literature has also had a rich poetic history while during contemporary times it is the authors who have won international acclaim for the state.Like the rest of the country, people in Kerala expressed their discontent against the British rule through numerous revolts and uprisings during the 18th and 19th century and the state takes pride in its freedom fighters Thampi and Achan who sacrificed their lives for their motherland.Agricultural and religious activitie...

Main article: Kashmiri literature Malayalam literature[edit source | editbeta] Main article: Malayalam literature Even up to 500 years since the start of the Malayalam calendar which commenced in 825 AD, Malayalam literature remained in preliminary stage.Festivals| Religion| Art[show]| Literature[show]| Music and performing arts[show]| Media[show]| Sport| Monuments[show]| Symbols[show]| * Culture portal * India portal| * v * t * e| Indian literature| * Assamese * Bengali * Bhojpuri * English * Gujarati * Hindi * Kannada * Kashmiri * Malayalam * Manipuri * Marathi * Mizo * Nepali * Oriya * Punjabi * Rajasthani * Sanskrit * Sindhi * Tamil * Telugu * Urdu| * v * t * e| Indian literature refers to the literature produced on the Indian subcon...

But because Canada has such an abundance of water, it .resource (in this case the fresh water) is being taken up as the demand for the resource is too .In the section of “So, how does one get a drink around here?” in the Cocktail Party, I compared .In an article called Water Use and Scarcity in Canada, we can see how the idea of scarcity .In the first chapter of Cocktail Party Economics, the main focus is on Scarcity and how it affects .

Aside from food and water scarcity, the world is also likely to face a depletion of the ecosystem, drought and many other diseases caused by the need for more water and food.The number of countries facing water scarcity or water stress will also reach from 31 in 1995 to 54 in 2050 (Corvalan, Hales, McMichael, 2005).According to the World Health Organization Guidelines for the safe use of wastewater, excreta and greywater (2008), using excreta or faeces, urine, faecal sludge and septage, and grey water or waste water from the kitchen, bath amd laundry, in cultivation of food crops will alleviate the water problem that the world is facing.As indicated also in the article of Tom Damassa (World Resources Institute Earth Trends, 2006), other ...

The industry has become cautious of the wasteful use of water and realized the recycling process as an integrated concept while planning water use..In the area of water management -it is known that water quality deteriorates due to repeated use, no serious attention has been paid to the qualitative aspect of water resources.India is the wettest place in the world which receives an annual rainfall of about 15,000 mm and yet the village often faces drinking water shortage because of widespread deforestation resulting in drying up of water sources soon after raining season is over.The United Nations World Water Development Report 2, 2006^ “Public Services”, Gapminder video^ Fredrik Segerfeldt (2005), “Private Water Saves Lives”, Financial T...

At the World Water Day event, Margaret (2012) the World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General said that: “Globally scarcity of water had already affected 4 out of every 10 people”.The shortage of water affects the irrigation to harvests, without water for farming, farmers will not produce enough product to earn for living.As water becomes more difficult to get, the price of fresh water will become out of reach for many families both in American and around the world.Meanwhile with a development economy, there will be rise in demand for water by industries, which may lead to the scarcity of fresh water for consumers, farmers and also workers... Clean water play an important role in our daily life so clean water scarcity causes many c...

Being phonetic, the Malayalam script had 800 characters.It has 32 publications all over India in five languages (English, Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil and Bengali).The Malayalam word “manorama” roughly translates to “entertainer”.At 21, he had worked for a year as editor of Kerala Mitram, a Malayalam newspaper run by a Gujarati businessman called Devji Bhimji, in Kochi.The whole approach is constructive.

The scarcity of water is increasing worldwide and the quality of the water is continually deteriorating.Water scarcity is particularly severe in Asia, Africa and the Middle East, owing to population growth, urbanization and industrialization.Under special circumstances it is a possibility that scarcity of fresh water resources may give rise to serious armed conflict.Nevertheless, the increasing scarcity of water raises doubt about the sustainability of these cooperative agreements over the international rivers.First, in an interstate conflict, the deliberate targeting of water storage facilities may be directly responsible for inducing water scarcity or reducing the water quality of the opponent.