A lot of young adults these days seem to be facing physical and mental issues that generally appear due to ageing such body pains, absent mindedness, and deteriorating youthful appearance. In this episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Zeenath talks about how one can preserve his/her young appearance and avoid signs of ageing like wrinkles and bad skin. The host provides various solutions like skin care routines and addresses mental health issues such as depression which causes ageing in skin.

In this episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Zeenath address the topic of loneliness. There have been plenty of debate about whether loneliness is good or bad for humans. However the general view is that humans are meant to be a social species and in that regard loneliness can be seen as a bad thing. Throughout this episode, the host talks about the positives and negatives of the trait of loneliness. 

Although Coronavirus has been on a steady rise, lots of people refuse to get themselves tested to see if they have contracted the virus. There are many reasons for this, from wanting to avoid facing social stigma, to not being able to afford to stay home for more than a week without earning income to run the family. Some of these troubles may seem reasonable from their perspective. But when we see the bigger picture, not getting oneself tested if they had been in a vulnerable situation causes the nation to go backwards in the fight against this terrible virus by letting it spread further. The issues people face, such as social stigma or financial problems, can be overcome with support from the society. In this episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Zeenath analyses the reasons why people, who have been in a vulnerable situation, hesitate to get themselves tested and emphasizes on the need for testing to flatten the curve and achieve victory against this virus.

     Kadal Osai CR has collaborated with Yein Udaan to produce a series titled "English pesalam vanga" where we teach basic spoken english classes to the listeners in mini episodes lasting 3-5 minutes each. The episodes involve a simple everyday scenario where day to day conversations are taught in English for easy understanding and application. Following this series will help listeners learn the basics of the English language from scratch while also improving their vocabulary along the way. The lessons are explained in the Tamil language.

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     We have successfully completed the second week's worth of lessons. In this episode, we take a break from the lessons and ask the listeners to provide feedback for this program. Any sort of feedback, be it positive or negative, is welcome as it would help us identify the strengths and weakness of the episodes so that we can improve them. The feedbacks can be sent via letters to our Community Radio Station or through messages to our official whatsapp number.

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     Kadal Osai CR has collaborated with Yein Udaan to produce a series titled "English pesalam vanga" where we teach basic spoken english classes to the listeners in mini episodes lasting 3-5 minutes each. The episodes involve a simple everyday scenario where day to day conversations are taught in English for easy understanding and application. Following this series will help listeners learn the basics of the English language from scratch while also improving their vocabulary along the way. The lessons are explained in the Tamil language.

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     Over the course of the past 5 episodes, we learnt how to have a basic conversation with a guest or another person from inviting them to our house to striking a small conversation with them about something you or them would have enjoyed recently. In this episode of English pesalam vanga, let's recall the things we learnt in those episodes.

Kadal Osai CR has collaborated with Yein Udaan to produce a series titled "English pesalam vanga" where we teach basic spoken english classes to the listeners in mini episodes lasting 3-5 minutes each. The episodes involve a simple everyday scenario where day to day conversations are taught in English for easy understanding and application. Following this series will help listeners learn the basics of the English language from scratch while also improving their vocabulary along the way. The lessons are explained in the Tamil language.

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     In the previous episode of English pesalam vanga, we saw how we would talk about something we had experienced such as something we saw, heard, tasted or smelt. Now lets learn what the organs used to experience those senses are called and how to frame a sentence using both the organs and the sensations they provide.

     Kadal Osai CR has collaborated with Yein Udaan to produce a series titled "English pesalam vanga" where we teach basic spoken english classes to the listeners in mini episodes lasting 3-5 minutes each. The episodes involve a simple everyday scenario where day to day conversations are taught in English for easy understanding and application. Following this series will help listeners learn the basics of the English language from scratch while also improving their vocabulary along the way. The lessons are explained in the Tamil language.

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     We begin this lesson by imagining a conversation with a friend where we talk about a new movie or song we've heard. Then we see how a similar conversation would go when we talk about the food we eat or scents we smell. So, basically we look at scenarios where our senses of vision, smell, taste and sound work.

     Kadal Osai CR has collaborated with Yein Udaan to produce a series titled "English pesalam vanga" where we teach basic spoken english classes to the listeners in mini episodes lasting 3-5 minutes each. The episodes involve a simple everyday scenario where day to day conversations are taught in English for easy understanding and application. Following this series will help listeners learn the basics of the English language from scratch while also improving their vocabulary along the way. The lessons are explained in the Tamil language.

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     In this episode of English pesalam vanga, we take a slightly deeper look into family member terminologies. We look at a scenario where we enquire the guests about the well-being of their family members - Father, Mother, Brother and Sister.

     Kadal Osai CR has collaborated with Yein Udaan to produce a series titled "English pesalam vanga" where we teach basic spoken english classes to the listeners in mini episodes lasting 3-5 minutes each. The episodes involve a simple everyday scenario where day to day conversations are taught in English for easy understanding and application. Following this series will help listeners learn the basics of the English language from scratch while also improving their vocabulary along the way. The lessons are explained in the Tamil language.

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     On the previous episode, we looked at how we should welcome guests to our homes. Now, let's look at how a basic conversation with a guest at home would go. We will enquire their family's well-being and also how their work goes.

     Kadal Osai CR has collaborated with Yein Udaan to produce a series titled "English pesalam vanga" where we teach basic spoken english classes to the listeners in mini episodes lasting 3-5 minutes each. The episodes involve a simple everyday scenario where day to day conversations are taught in English for easy understanding and application. Following this series will help listeners learn the basics of the English language from scratch while also improving their vocabulary along the way. The lessons are explained in the Tamil language.

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     In this episode of English pesalam vanga, we look at how a conversation can be made while welcoming guests to our homes. From inviting the guest to come inside the house to offering them something to drink or eat, we will check out basic dialogues to be used in such a scenario.