Kerala: Hot Industrial Destination

Kerala, among all Indian states, is a high level destination for industry, international trade and commerce. The main attractions of the states are
¨ For selected investments, Kerala is India’s no.1 state in many ways
¨ It has the highest density of science and technology personnel in India.
¨ Three airports
¨ People with a logical and analytical frame of mind
¨ Easily trainable manpower, including women
¨ Good health care facilities and awareness
¨ A highly developed banking and financial sectors. give more profit
¨ Very large producer& exporter of spices
¨ A great tourist destination
¨ Strategic Locations
¨ Easy Accessibility
¨ Excellent Communication Network
¨ Highly Skilled Manpower
¨ World class Infrastructure
¨ Total support
¨ Low operating cost
¨ India’s most advanced society
Kerala is well known for its traditional industries. These industries include coir, cashew, handlooms, handicrafts and bamboo. The traditional industries are one of the major sectors, which give employment to more than one million people in Kerala. It has already become one of the leading commercial and trading centers in India. The state offers unparalleled attractions as a base for business developments point to a new era of growth and opportunity for companies operating in Kerala. Rising costs in the Far East and other world markets have also further highlighted Kerala as a good choice for both commercial and industrial sectors. Core competency areas like electronics and software bio technology tourism agriculture food processing minerals petrochemicals and so on make Kerala one of the least-cost producers in the global economy. Kerala is indeed the industrial destination of the future. With intrinsic advantages; Kerala offers immense opportunity for investment in the IT industry.
The state is located midway through the international trade corridor connecting Europe and the Pacific Rim. Kerala has become India's model state in many ways. It has the highest density of science and technology personnel and the highest number of skilled productive manpower in India. Kerala offers an excellent communication network including a dedicated satellite earth station. There are Three International Airports and an International Seaport with container cargo handling facility. There is extensive Rail and Road network. Kerala provides outstandingly good health care facilities proven by India's highest life expectancy and lowest infant mortality. In short, Kerala is a breeding ground for success.
With its 29 million people, Kerala is India's most advanced society in terms of education, literacy and health. In fact, Kerala has the highest physical Quality of Life Index too. The age old wanderlust of the people of Kerala has taken them to virtually every nation on the face of this earth. In the process, the state is one that is in tune with today's world, in every sphere of day-to-day life - truly international in outlook and flavor.

Flora and Fauna of Kerala

Main animals in the sanctuaries of Kerela are :
Elephants, gaur, sambar, deer, wild dogs, jungle cats, tigers, wild boars, sloth bears, leopards, lion tailed macaques, Nilgiri Tahrs, langur, malabar giant squirrel, flying squirrel, tiger,panthers, spotted deer, grizzled giant squirrels, Hanuman langurs, peacocks, star tortoises, wild dogs, civet cats, The Atlas moth, bonnet, macaques, Loris, mongoose, foxen, bears, barking deer, pangolins, bison, bears etc..

The Reptiles found in the sanctuaries of Kerala are :

Cobra, Viper, krait, a number of non poisonous snakes, bicoloured frogs, crocodiles, varanur pond terrapins, cane turtles, star tortoises, geckoes, skunks, chameleons, spectacled cobras, pythons, green keel backs, rat snakes, vine snakes, monitor lizards etc...

Main birds seen in the sanctuaries of Kerela are :
Water fowl, Cuckoo, Owl, Egret, Heron, Water duck, Migratory Siberian Duck, Jungle fowls, Mynas, Laughing thrushes, Black bulbuls, Peafowls, Woodpeckers, Kingfishers, The hornbill, Stork, Raptor, Darter, Cormorant, Grackle, Cluster, Indian rollers, Common snipes, Crow pheasants, Jungle nightjars, Kites, Grey drongos, Malabar trogons, Llarge pied wagtails, Baya sparrows, Grey jungle fowls, Indian hill mynas, Robins, Jungle babblers, Sunbirds, Peacocks, Crimson-throated barbets, Bee-eaters, Shrikes, Fairy bluebirds, Grey-headed fishing eagles, Black winged kites, Night herons, Grey hornbills, Malabar hornbills and more than 253 additional species including migrant birds..
The flora in the sanctuaries of Kerela constitute:
Teak, maruthu, karimaruthi, rosewood, venteak, vengal, chadachi, mazhukanjiram, bamboo, neem, nanjanathi, sandal, dendrocalamus, marythu, vaka, mulluvenga, elavu.

KERALA: WILD LIFE SANCTURIES

Kerala is bestowed with a rich repertoire of natural bounty - mountains & hills, rivers & lakes, backwaters & shoreline. It is natural for Kerala to be home to many national parks and sanctuaries. The enchanting green forest with its rich flora and fauna makes Kerala a much sought after wildlife destination in India. The numerous national parks and wildlife sanctuaries of Kerala will add that extra bit of excitement when you holiday in Kerala.Nestled in the lush forests of the Western ghats in Kerala are 12 Wildlife sanctuaries and two National Parks.

The following are the Wildlife Sanctuaries / National Parks in Kerela : 
Peppara Wildlife sanctuary
Neyyar Wildlife sanctuary
Shenduruni Wildlife sanctuary
Periyar Wildlife sanctuary
Idduki Wildlife sanctuary
Chinnar Wildlife sanctuary
Parambikulam Wildlife sanctuary
Aralam Wildlife Sanctuary
Muthanga Wildlife sanctuary
Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary
Thattekad Bird Sanctuary
Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary
Silent Valley National Park
Eravikulam National Park

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ayurveda

Ayurveda

Ayurveda is an ancient Vedic system of health care. It is India's indigenous system of medicine, very special to Kerala.

Ayurveda is based on five elements that is earth, water, fire, air and ether. The central concept of Ayurveda is that health exists when there is the right balance between three fundamental bodily humours – the thridoshas vata, pitha and kapha.

Vata (wind) born of air and ether rules mental and physical movements and maintains their balance.

Pitha (bile) is born of fire and water. It rules heat and metabolism of mind and body.

Kapha (phlegm) is born of earth and water. It is responsible for the physical structure of body.

Any of these three humours predominate in every individual. Based on this, Ayurveda classifies people as 'Vata prakriti, Pitha prakriti or Kapha prakriti.

The method of Ayurvedic treatment is restoring the right balance of these elements and thus ensuring good health. Practices of Ayurveda includes healthy living along with therapeutic measures that relate to body, mind and spirit. (physical , mental and spiritual levels). It ensures durable health up to old age. It also takes care of post-convalescence rejuvenation with an increased zest for life.

The principles of Ayurvedic pharmacology are fundamentally different from those of other systems of medicine. Almost all Ayurvedic medicines are prepared from herbs.

 

Herbal medicine

Ayurvedic medicines are mostly prepared from herbs. Almost all plants seen around us have one or other medicinal value; but we ignore them as weeds and rubbish. Even many of the acclaimed medicinal herbs are found along the farmlands and surrounding groves. Some rare species grow only in the forests and mountain ranges; only herbal experts and traditional vaidyas know them and their applications.

Most of the vegetables we use daily also have medicinal values. Good cooking and eating habits alone can improve our health much.

Some of the herbal preparations are very simple, very low cost and highly effective. Ordinary herbs, vegetables and fruits are mixed and prepared in various forms as powder, potions, pastes and extracts. They have unimaginable power in healing ailments, boosting immunity and raising vitality. 

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