The fishing ban period has been reduced and the sea is about to be open for business for the fishermen of Rameswaram island. Even though the local fishermen had been fishing and supplying fresh sea food to the Islanders with their traditional boats, many people in the Island had started craving proper sea food they consume during the normal fishing seasons. In this episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Zeenath talks about the different kinds of nutrition available in various sea foods available in the region.

In this episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Meckosiya talks about the features, necessity and effectiveness of the Aarogya Setu app in the Nation's battle against Covid-19. Beginning with the meaning behind the name, the host continues to talk about how the app has been helping the country curb the spread of the virus and how it has been useful in warning people about potential virus hosts. 

Smartphones have become an integral part of our lives and each person has their own perception of safety regarding smartphones. Some people are extremely conscious about the data they store on their phones or upload on the internet while there are some who are carefree about the content they store on their phones. In this episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Zeenath talks about security in smartphones and what people can do to keep their phones and data more secure than we usually do. She also talks about the many scams on the internet that could lead to devastating consequences and how to avoid them.

In this episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Zeenath talks about Palm trees. These trees, which are said to have originated from India or Burma, are now found in various places like India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Indonesia, Africa, Australia and South American nations in abundance. In the episode, the host talks about the various types of palm trees. Then, the host talks about the different ways the different parts of the palm trees are used for business and daily necessities.

In this episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Zeenath focuses on a topic very essential for our modern lifestyles - Health and Nutrition. The host speaks about commonly known health and food tips and also traditional and cultural habits that are followed in the Rameswaram Island. She also busts some common beliefs that people have such as sleeping or walking after a meal is beneficial for health. She talks about the various benefits of sea food and vegetables as many people avoid these, giving preference to non-veg food items like chicken and other meat.

May 28th is recognized as the Menstrual Hygiene Day. In this special episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Zeenath talks abour menstrual hygiene and its importance. She then holds a Q&A session with medic Ms. Radhika to get answers for the doubts and questions we commonly have related to menstruation and its associated hygienic practices.

12th standard exams had been conducted before the lockdown and the students are eagerly awaiting results while 10th standard students are anticipating the exam dates. This is a crucial stage in a student's life as the choices they make from this point shape their entire lives. In this episode of Maname Nalam RJ Zeenath talks about the variety of options available for students to choose from this point and discusses why it is important to let the students have their say when it comes to these decisions.

In this episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Zeenath talks about why taking care of the environment should be a priority for us in these times. One of the biggest threats to the environment, plastics, are being used more widely than ever and for our everyday products. The host talks about how we can switch to safer alternatives and urges people to take action soon to help maintain the environment so that the future generations would be able  to lead healthy lives.

Although it feels like the lockdown has lasted an eternity, we will all return to the way things were slowly but steadily. The government is trying its best to ease the restrictions across the nation in a phased manner to get life to return to normalcy. In this episode of Maname Nalam, RJ Zeenath talks about how we should all cooperate with the authorities to gradually reopen the nation from the lockdown. She talks about the habits we must continue to uphold even after the official restrictions are lifted.

May 25th is globally accepted as the International Missing Children's Day. In this special episode, RJ Zeenath talks about what the day is about and its significance. Former member of the Child Welfare Committee of Ramanathapuram district Mr.Vincent Veeru joins the host for an interview where he shares lots of information about missing children from his experience.