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CONFRONTING MALNUTRITION

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HAMARI PAHCHAN NGO Hamari Pahchan NGO is a Delhi based NGO, founded by Mr. Tharun Mathur, who works for the betterment of the society by performing charity tasks and providing a helping hand for underpreviliged citizens of our country. They provide various oppurtunities to the people to create their own identity (Pahchan). It was started in 2015, and they have managed to educate 11250+ children, help 2000+ women with employment opportunities, distributed 10,000+ menstrual hygiene kits and 1500+ corona kits. Their projects include Drishti Project (Educating Children), Sukhad Project (Awareness regarding menstrual hygiene for women, distribution of health kit), Skill Development (Providing employment opportunities to the underprivileged) and Eradicate malnutrition(spreading awareness about the malnutrition and its symptoms). They have also initiated distributing COVID kits during the pandemic. Hamari Pahchan team works with a will to elevate people’s lives, fulfil their dreams and make t
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Water conservation

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                  WATER CONSERVATION Water conservation is the practice of using water efficiently to reduce unnecessary water usage.  Water conservation includes all the policies, strategies and activities to sustainably manage the natural resource of fresh water, to protect the hydrosphere, and to meet the current and future human demand.  METHODS OF WATER CONSERVATION  1. Greywater Recycling Systems The water used in most building structures is thought of in terms of clear clean water coming in, and sewage or black water going out. However, greywater is something that is in between that. In the domestic setting, greywater systems collect water from sources like baths, hand basins, and showers. This collected water is reused for washing machines, toilet flushing, and other external usages. The main idea behind greywater recovery is simply getting the most out of the water through its efficient reuse. 2. Rainwater Harvesting Rainwater harvesting systems can var
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Heritage places of Karnataka

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        HERITAGE PLACES OF KARNATAKA The state of Karnataka is brimming with unique experiences, ancient monuments, amazing landforms, flora, fauna, and historical legends. Some of the most regal and opulent dynasties have ruled over these lands and left behind numerous historical places in Karnataka and archeological sites for us to explore in the future. Ruled by Nanda Empire, Cholas, Mauryan Empire, Badami Chalukyas, Satavahanas, Rahstrakuta Empire, Kadambas, Western Gangas, and Western Chalukya Empire, Karnataka offers a fantastic experience to all the tourists and history buffs from India and beyond. Here I have created this extensive list of some of the most famous historical places in Karnataka that are still fragrant with the impressions left by the early rulers on every nook and cranny of Karnataka.  >Hampi – City Of Ruins >Mysore – City Of Palaces >Bijapur – Biggest Domes In India >Shimoga – Ancient Rulers And Dynasties >Bangalore – The
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Hibiscus

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                               HIBISCUS Hibiscus is a genus of several species of shrubs, herbs and trees belonging to the Malvaceae family. HIBISCUS CLASSIFICATION Kingdom - Plantae Division - Tracheophyta Subdivision - Angiospermae Family - Malvaceae HIBISCUS FEATURES • The Hibiscus flowers are showy and         conspicuous. • The flowers are trumpet shaped and range in colours of red, orange, yellow, pink or purple. • The Hibiscus flowers are acidic in taste because they are rich in natural acids and also contain iron, phosphorus, calcium and vitamin B complex. •The leaves are ovate to lanceolate and are borne alternately. • The leaves may be smooth or covered in trichomes. HABITAT  • The genus thrives in warm, temperate, tropical and subtropical regions throughout the world. • The plants follow a perennial or annual life cycle. • It is entomophilous, i.e., pollinated by insects. PARTS OF FLOWER HOW TO GROW..??? • Select the right hibiscus for your garden. •
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