Here is good news for fans of Mollywood’s popular heroine Kavya Madhavan. She is on a come back mood and considering some good scripts and she can be expected to sign some very soon. However, she is not in a hurry, but she is looking for the right kind of roles. She is quite fond of classical dance forms and she has had training in Bharatnatyam and Mohiniyattam both of which she has been learning from childhood. But she could hardly show her dancing skills in films so far. So, it would be her priority to do a role that has classical dance. Recently she was in Kozhikode to inaugurate a beauty salon when she talked to a national newspaper about her future plans!
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Wednesday, September 16, 2009
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Kavya Madhavan with moringa and more
Moringa (Moringakkai in Tamil, Malayalam) belongs to Plantae family Moringaceae. Botanists say Moringa genus has 13 species, from tiny shrubs to massive trees growing in tropical and subtropical regions.
Moringa oleifera is the most common Moringa. The leaves are highly nutritious with a great sprinkling of the mineral iron and amino acids. Moringa leaf also contains 60% protein, 40% more than soy meal. Moringa seeds contain 30% to 50% oil with 65% to 75% oleic acids beneficial for humans. The Moringa stick (fruit) generally known as drumstick is an essential and tasty add-on to South Indian dishes like Sambhar, Aviyal, etc.
Moringa grows even in poor quality soils and in barren places. Moringa holds a big promise as a sustainable crop which can benefit humans and animals nutritionally, economically and as an energy source, as almost all parts of Moringa plant can be used for extraction of biofuels. Some people claim that Moringa leaves and bark have medicinal qualities too.
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