By Anand Parthasarathy Malappuram . Ten days from today, Chamravattom village, in Triprangode panchayat of Kerala's Malappuram district, will stake a unique claim to fame: the scenic hamlet on the banks of the Bharathapuzha, is slated to become the nation's first 100 per cent computer-literate village. On that day, at least one member of every family in the village — there are 850 families — will have completed basic computer literacy training. He or she can now handle a personal computer, create and edit pictures, compose text using a specially-designed Malayalam language tool, surf the Internet, send email and make Internet telephony voice calls. They have been learning these skills at the local ``Akshaya'' centre, a one-room facility equipped with five PCs, a server and a printer with a dial-up Internet connection. The exact day when Chamravattom completes its self-appointed task can be predicted with accuracy because for two months now, villagers have been keeping t
its a story that i covered in varanasi. it tell us the dangerous results of throwing soil that has been collected in flood at riverbank of ganga ghats, again in ganga. river scientists telling this continue process will change the flow of ganga in varanasi. this change of flow in ganga will dangerous for many ghats like panchganga, scindhiya and some others. these ghats may be in ganga in few years. the one of most important thing is that all this cleaning process is done by local andimistration.
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