"Unmai Arivom" is an effort taken by Factshala to impart training on how to find, check and verify fake news being circulated on social media and the internet. 

      In the first episode of Unmai Arivom, we learn what is meant by information and what fake news is through a drama enacted by the station. We are taught to raise questions whenever we come across unverified content or news on the internet so that we can stop the spread of fake news. Next, RJ Lenin talks about necessary information and unnecessary information. He explains the impact we could create by sharing verified necessary information. He also talks about some of the common unnecessary information doing the rounds on the internet such as the lottery winner scam we all might have come across in our lives.

     Digital Media Literacy is a series intended to create an understanding of the good and the bad of the Digital world that most of us carry in our palms in the form of smartphones. It is presented by SMART organisation.

     In the final episode of the Digital Media Literacy series, RJ Lenin concludes by stating some of the important Do's and Don'ts of the digital world. Listen to this episode to learn the basic things one should do and shouldn't in the digital world to be responsible digital citizens and keep yourselves safe. 

      Digital Media Literacy is a series intended to create an understanding of the good and the bad of the Digital world that most of us carry in our palms in the form of smartphones. It is presented by SMART organisation.

     In the 5th episode of the Digital Media Literacy series, RJ Lenin talks about the common concerns in the digital world. Every information you put up on the internet, no matter how insignificant it may seem, can be misused. So, we should always be conscious of what information we share on the internet and regularly check our online activities to keep our personal information in check. Listen to this episode to hear how information can be stolen and misused, and how to keep yourself safe.

      Digital Media Literacy is a series intended to create an understanding of the good and the bad of the Digital world that most of us carry in our palms in the form of smartphones. It is presented by SMART organisation.

      So far, we have learnt about the internet, digital identity, how to protect one's digital identity, and how to be a responsible digital citizen. In this episode of Digital Media Literacy, RJ Lenin explains in detail about the digital rights and responsibilities we have. The digital world offers vast opportunities and as they say, with great power comes great responsibility. We, as responsible digital citizens, should learn to use this great power responsibly and within our rights. Listen to this episode to know these responsibilities and rights in detail.

     Digital Media Literacy is a series intended to create an understanding of the good and the bad of the Digital world that most of us carry in our palms in the form of smartphones. It is presented by SMART organisation.

     In this episode of Digital Media Literacy, RJ Lenin walks us through the 9 key elements of digital rights to be an ideal digital citizen. The 9 key elements are: Digital access. Digital commerce, digital connection, Digital literacy, Digital law, Digital rights and responsibilities, Digital etiquettes, Digital health, and digital security. Listen to this episode to learn about these elements in detail.

     Digital Media Literacy is a series intended to create an understanding of the good and the bad of the Digital world that most of us carry in our palms in the form of smartphones. It is presented by SMART organisation.

     A digital identity is created for every individual using the internet when they perform activities on it by creating profiles on social media, posting pictures/ videos on it, or when people share anything that personally belongs to them anywhere on the internet. In this episode of Digital Media Literacy, RJ Lenin talks about how a digital identity is created for a person and how they can protect it. We also learn about what copyrights are and how we can keep track of our digital identity. 

     Digital Media Literacy is a series intended to create an understanding of the good and the bad of the Digital world that most of us carry in our palms in the form of smartphones. It is presented by SMART organisation.

     In this first episode of Digital Media literacy, RJ Lenin and Ms. Gayathri give an introduction to the series and explain the need for digital media literacy in this age. As more and more people are hopping on the internet for a variety of purposes, it is essential for users to know and understand the power platform they are using and how even seemingly unnecessary information can be misused on the internet. Apart from information being misused, sometimes people may also abuse the freedom they have on the internet. This series aims to teach the ethics and responsibilities one must have while using the internet.

The International Foundation for Crime Prevention and Victim Care (PCVC) was founded in 2001 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu to create and extend support services for women and queer individuals affected by domestic and interpersonal violence. PCVC is a rights-based organization that strongly believes in a survivor-centric approach. Clients drive the process and make all decisions regarding their life with the full and unconditional support of a team of social workers, psychologists and welfare officers.

     In this Children's day special episode, host RJ Lenin interviews Childine coordinators of Rameswaram and Ramanathapuram Mr. George and Mr. M. Anandharaj. CHILDLINE 1098 is a service of Ministry of Women and Child Development. Childline India foundation is a non-government organisation (NGO) in India that operates a telephone helpline called Childline, for children in distress. It was India's first 24-hour, toll free, phone outreach service for children . Childline 1098 service is available all over India. It focuses on issues like child marriage, child labour, missing children, and other issues related to young children. 

     Mr. George and Mr. Anandharaj say that the most prevalent child related issue in the Ramanathapuram district is child marriage. They then speak about the various work done by the organisation in the region. Listen to this interview to know more the childline service.  

      Special Interview with the Ramanathapuram District Child welfare officer Mr. Durai Murugan and District Child welfare Coordinator Mr. Rajesh Kannan. In this important interview, the child welfare officer and coordinator talk about how the responsibility of providing a safe childhood for their children lies with the parents. They talk about multiple topics like Child marriage, digital media literacy for children and more. They also talk about what parents must teach their boys in order to prevent crimes against girls in the future.