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HEALTH EFFECTS OF FIREWORKS AND CRACKERS ANDSAFETY TIPS OF BURSTING OF CRACKERS Prof.Dr.M.A.Aleem, M.D.,D.M(Neuro) .Trichy FAAN
HEALTH EFFECTS OF FIREWORKS AND CRACKERS AND SAFETY TIPS OF BURSTING OF CRACKERS
HEALTH EFFECTS OF FIREWORKS AND CRACKERS AND
SAFETY TIPS OF BURSTING OF CRACKERS
Prof.Dr.M.A.Aleem, M.D.,D.M(Neuro)
Former HOD & Professor of Neurology
KAPV Govt. Medical College
Visiting consultant Neurologist at ABC Hospital
Trichy
INTRODUCTION
In India, Diwali is known as one of the most famous festivals. On the occasion of this festival, people burn crackers and sparkles to express their happiness. The burning of these fireworks leads to metal pollution in air. Metal concentrations in ambient air were observed to be very high as compared to background values on previous days. For some metals the concentrations were observed to be higher than reported at industrial sites.
Bursting crackers and zooming rockets in the sky may be a wonderful sight but hazardous to nature, animals and human beings. The loud noise of the crackers and a heavy shower of metals and chemicals from the explosions are worth keeping in mind.
Globally, the fireworks industry is estimated to be around Rs 10,000 crore. The Chinese share is around Rs 3,000 crore, whereas India's share is very minuscule. Indian units export just sparklers.
There are more than Rs 700-crore fireworks industry in Sivakasi that houses 85 per cent of the total fireworks production capacity in the country. The 30-sq km radius around the small town generates business worth Rs 3,000 crore from three industries - printing, fireworks and matches.
The pyrotechnic units in this small town carries out production activities for 11 months and sells the fireworks for one month which in turn is used up by consumers in just one day (at least 90 per cent of the production).
Sivakasi Fireworks Industries produces around 135 varieties using around six chemicals (aluminium and magnesium powder; potassium, strontium, barium nitrates; potassium chlorate; red phosphorous; zinc oxide; sulphur) as inputs. But it is the aluminium powder that is largely consumed.
Classifications:
Fireworks and crackers could be classified into four categories - noise (crackers), motion (rockets), display (flowerpots) and varieties that combine all these three. Currently, the ratio of colour fireworks:noise crackers is 60:40 and this is expected to change to 80:20.In addition, we are confident that our crackers will meet the noise-level restriction of 125 decibel levels at 4-metre distance.
HARMFUL EFFECTS OF FIREWORKS AND CRACKERS
The fireworks and crackers has gone out of hand nowadays with firework and crackers becoming a health hazard to senior citizens, children, infants, adult and asthmatics.
Health Effects due to crackers:
1. The level of suspended particles in the air increases alarmingly during Diwali, causing eye, throat and nose problems. Although most of us do not feel the immediate impact, these problems can later develop into serious health hazards.
2. Suspended particulate matter (SPM) exposure to the level of 100 ppm results in headache and reduced mental acuity. The effects are more pronounced in people with heart, lung or central nervous system diseases. Sulphur dioxide is readily soluble and dissolves in the larger airways of the respiratory system. This stimulates a contraction at 2 to 5 parts per million (ppm). At higher concentrations severe contraction restricts the breathing process.
3. Nitrogen dioxide is less soluble and so penetrates to the smaller airways and into the lungs. They destroy the linings of the respiratory surface, thereby reducing the intake of oxygen for the body. These cause respiratory allergies like asthma especially to the susceptible population.
4.Causes throat and chest congestion, and are likely to aggravate problems for those already suffering from coughs, colds and allergies.
5. High decibel level results in restlessness, anger, fidgetiness, impulsive behaviour and over-reaction to situations. Most crackers used have more than 80 dB noise that can cause temporary hearing loss.
6. Scientific data to suggests that noise pollution can cause leads to hearing loss, high blood pressure, heart attack and sleep disturbances. Normal decibel level for humans is 60 dB. An increase by 10 decibels means double the noise volume and intensity.
7. Children, pregnant women and those suffering from respiratory problems suffer the most due to excessive noise. It results in making them hyperactive or withdrawn.
8. Allergic bronchitis, acute exacerbation of bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis, ephysema, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases), allergic rhinitis, laryngitis, ssinusitis, pneumonia and common cold increase durinf this times.The number of his patients doubles during Diwali. The firework is one of the provoking factors for childhood bronchial asthma that there is threat of exposure even from the unburnt material. These particles are very small (1 to 5 microns in size) and contain metals along with carbon.
Chemicals used in crackers and their harmful effects :
• Lead : Affects the central nervous system in humans. When heated it can emit highly toxic fumes. Young children can suffer mental retardation and semi-permanent brain damage by exposure to lead.
• Magnesium : Inhalation of magnesium dust and fumes can cause metal fume fever. Particles embedded in the skin produce gaseous blebs and gas gangrene. Dangerous fire hazard in the form of dust or flakes when exposed to flames. Poisoning takes the form of progressive deterioration in the central nervous system.
• Zinc : Pure zinc powder is non-toxic to humans by inhalation but difficulty arises from oxidation (burning), as it emits zinc fumes. It stimulates the sensation of vomiting.
• Manganese : Toxicity caused by dust or fumes. The main symptoms of exposure are languor, sleepiness, weakness, emotional disturbances, spastic gait and paralysis.
• Sodium : When heated in air, it emits toxic fumes of sodium oxide. Can cause dangerous fire hazard when exposed to heat and moisture.
• Potassium : Dangerous fire hazard and explosion can occur.
• Copper : Inhalation of copper dust and fume causes irritation in the respiratory tract. Absorption of excess copper results in "Wilson's disease" in which excess copper is deposited in the brain, skin, liver, pancreas and the myocardium (middle muscular layer in the heart).
• Cadmium : Its absorption can damage the kidneys and can cause anaemia. Cadmium causes
increased blood pressure and also a disease called "Itai-Itai", which makes bones brittle resulting in multiple fractures.
• Phosphorous in the form of PO4 : Dangerous fire hazard when exposed to heat or chemical reaction. Poison by inhalation, ingestion, skin contact and subcutaneous routes. Ingestion affects the central nervous system. Toxic quantities have an acute effect on the liver and can cause severe eye damage.
• Sulphur in the form of SO4 : It affects the upper respiratory tract and the bronchi. It may cause edema of the lungs or glottis, and can produce respiratory paralysis. Poison to humans by inhalation. An eye, skin and mucous membrane irritant and corrosive.
• Nitrate : Highly inflammable and on decomposition they emit highly toxic fumes. The symptoms are dizziness, abdominal cramps, vomiting, bloody diarrhea, weakness, convulsions and collapse.
• Nitrite : Large amounts taken by mouth may produce nausea, vomiting, cyanosis, collapse and coma. Repeated small doses can cause a fall in blood pressure, rapid pulse, headaches and visual disturbances. When heated, emit highly toxic fumes of NOx.
Noise Pollution caused by Fire Crackers:
Crackers that make a noise of more than 125 decibels at four metres distance from the point of bursting are banned by the law. Given here are the hazards posed by excessive noise pollution caused by crackers:
1. Hearing loss, high blood pressure, heart attack and sleeping disturbances.
2. Sudden exposure to loud noise could cause temporary deafness or permanent relative deafness.
Noise maths:
Is the noise contributed by two crackers going off at the same split second enormous? Fireworks industry officials say the total sound level increases by just 3 decibels. Which means 110 dB+110dB = 113dB.
If the noise difference between two crackers is more than 10 decibels, the lesser noise is not heard at all. That is, 110dB+99dB = 110dB.
Sound effects :
Normal decibel level for humans is 60 dB. An increase by 10 decibels means double the noise volume and intensity. High decibel level results in restlessness, anger, fidgetiness, impulsive behaviour and over-reaction to situations. Most crackers used have more than 80 dB noise that can cause temporary hearing loss. Noise pollution can cause hearing loss, high blood pressure, heart attack and sleep disturbances.
Environmental pollution effects :
(a) The level of suspended particles in the air increases alarmingly during Diwali, causing eye, throat and nose problems.
(b) Suspended particulate matter exposure to the level of 100 ppm results in headache and reduced mental acuity. The effects are more pronounced in people with heart, lung or central nervous system diseases.
(c) Sulphur dioxide is readily soluble and dissolves in the larger airways of the respiratory system. At higher concentrations severe contraction restricts the breathing process.
(d) Nitrogen dioxide is less soluble and so penetrates to the smaller airways and into the lungs, thereby reducing the intake of oxygen for the body. These cause respiratory allergies like asthma especially to the susceptible population. It causes throat and chest congestion, and are likely to aggravate problems for those already suffering from coughs, colds and allergies.
(e) Allergic bronchitis, acute exacerbation of bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis, ephysema, COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases), allergic rhinitis, larynigitis, sinusitis, pneumonia and common cold increase during this time. Firework is one of the provoking factors for childhood bronchial asthma.
Diwali which has now turned almost to a festival of firing crackers leads to many people getting, many people lose their eyes, some become deaf, animals like dogs and cows don't get place to hide and protect themselves. But still this process is going on. Even a small country like Nepal has banned the use of firecrackers. But, can't we? A combination of will and public support to limit health and environmental hazards and at the same time maintain memorable traditions, is needed to restore Deepawali to its pristine flavour.
CONCLUSION
The conflict between competing interests in society - safety, health, and calm on the one hand, and tradition on the other hand, has evolved over time, and the health effects are receiving greater attention.
A simple restriction on the cracker size and its chemical content is a better way of noise control. The Department of Explosives has offered to the Supreme Court that it will experiment with various firecrackers and evolve prescriptions on the desired size and chemical content for each variety of firecrackers so that the noise level is retained below 125 decibel.
To ban fireworks is not a practical solution. What is needed is an eco-friendly product — a firework that can produce light and sound, but not cause any harm to the person or the environment. This is not an impossible demand to meet.
Some US-based companies have already started to produce eco-friendly fireworks. One US company Chemical and Engineering Newshas shifted to nitrogen based fuels instead of carbon-based ones to produce clean fireworks. In addition, these improved fireworks consume only one tenth of barium quantity for producing colours. This considerably cuts down the release of small particles, produces less smoke and makes the firework environment friendly.
To avoid health hazards due to fireworks and crackers to some extent, the following points are to be noted.
1. Noise production limit in decibels can be noted in packs.
2. Chemical composition can be listed in the packs.
3. Specific instruction to children, adult, pregnant women and patients with asthma are to be noted in the packs.
4. Fireworks and crackers not only produces health hazards in users but also in people those who are working in their production. So in fireworks and crackers factory child labour should not be allowed to work.
DO AND DON’T’S IN FIREWORKS AND CRACKERS USAGE
Do’s while bursting crackers:
Use fireworks only outdoor.
Buy fireworks of authorized/reputed manufacturers only.
Light only one firework at a time, by one person. Others should watch from a safe distance.
Keep the fireworks to be used at a safer place.
Organize a community display of fireworks rather than individuals handling crackers.
Always use a long candle/'phooljhari' for igniting fire crackers and keep elbow joint straight to increase the distance between the body and the crackers.
Keep two buckets of water handy. In the event of fire, extinguish flame by pouring water from the buckets. Every major fire is small when it starts.
In case of burns, pour large quantity of water on the burnt area.
In case of major burns, after extinguishing the fire, remove all smoldering clothes. Wrap the victim in a clean bedsheet.
The patient should be taken to a burns specialist or a major hospital. Don't panicky.
In case of eye burns, wash the eye with tap water for 10 minutes and take the victim to a hospital.
Don'ts while bursting crackers:
Don't ignite fireworks while holding them.
Don't bend over the fireworks being ignited.
Don't ignite fireworks in any container.
Don't approach immediately to the misfired fireworks.
Don't tamper with misfired fireworks.
Don't attempt to make fireworks at home.
Don't allow small children to handle fireworks.
Don't throw or point fireworks at other people.
Don't carry fireworks in the pocket.
Don't store firecrackers near burning candles and diyas.
Don't light firecrackers in narrow by lanes; preferably use open areas and parks.
Don't wear synthetic clothing; preferably wear thick cotton clothing.
Don't wear loosely hanging clothes; secure all clothes properly.
Don't apply any cream or ointment or oil on burnt area.
Don't drive recklessly while taking a burn victim to the hospital; a delay of up to one hour is immaterial.
Diwali Safety Measures:
Fireworks are the important things in joyful Diwali or Deepavali. No one can imagine a Diwali without crackers. As crackers are important on Diwali, the safety measures are also important to make the festival safest and happiest. There is a list of Do’s and Don’ts which make your Diwali sparkling.
Store Crackers Safely:
Keep the crackers in a closed box, out of reach of children and animals. Keep them away from all the sources of heat.
Wear Cotton Clothes:
Don’t wear loose clothes which can catch fire easily. Long dresses are also unsafe. Wearing cotton clothes prevents you from fire.
Light one at a time:
Light one cracker at a time. Lighting more than one cracker at a time may confuse you and there is a possibility for an unfortunate incident.
Keep Children Away:
When you light the crackers, keep the children away. Make sure that when children light the crackers, even one adult is there with them.
Safegaurd Your Ears: Hearing the constant sound of crackers above 85 dB may harm your inner ear. Make sure that you give yourself a break every 15 minutes. Wear cotton swabs in your ears for safety.
In unavoidable cases wear noise control devices such as noise attenuators or noise cancelling headphones and mufflers to safegaurd yourself from hazardous sounds.
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Saturday, October 18, 2025
"Organic tag gives business women a sweet success" by @pearsonlenekar in The New Indian Express @NewIndianXpress on 18.10.2025 with my comment - M.A.Aleem Neurologist #Trichy #TamilNadu #India https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/tamil-nadu/2025/Oct/18/organic-tag-gives-business-women-a-sweet-success
Friday, October 17, 2025
Participated and given Felicitation Address On "Muslims Brotherhoodness in #Diwali"at the Multifaith Communal Harmony #Deepavali celebration by St.Johnpaul multifaith conversation center with MIET Institutions on 15.10.2025 with Siravai Adeenam Kumarakurubar swamigal , MIET Institutions on 15.10.2025 with Siravai Adeenam Kumarakurubar swamigal,MIET Secretary A.Mohamed Younus,M.Y.Abdul Jaleel,Father L.Aduvaan,Director Father Dr.k.Charlas,A.Navinsat Mannavai Tamilmanikam,Geeta, Acharsingh,Devaki,&Dr. Parveen.- M.A.Aleem #Trichy #TamilNadu #India
Thursday, October 16, 2025
Participated and given Felicitation Address On "Muslims Brotherhoodness in #Diwali"at the Multifaith Communal Harmony #Deepavali celebration by St.Johnpaul multifaith conversation center with MIET Institutions on 15.10.2025 with Siravai Adeenam Kumarakurubar swamigal , MIET Institutions on 15.10.2025 with Siravai Adeenam Kumarakurubar swamigal,MIET Secretary A.Mohamed Younus,M.Y.Abdul Jaleel,Father L.Aduvaan,Director Father Dr.k.Charlas,A.Navinsat Mannavai Tamilmanikam,Geeta, Acharsingh,Devaki,&Dr. Parveen.News in Tamil Hindu , Malai Malar on 16.10.2025- M.A.Aleem #Trichy #TamilNadu #India
Wednesday, October 15, 2025
Participated and given Felicitation Address On "Muslims Brotherhoodness in #Diwali"at the Multifaith Communal Harmony #Deepavali celebration by St.Johnpaul multifaith conversation center with MIET Institutions on 15.10.2025 with Siravai Adeenam Kumarakurubar swamigal , MIET Secretary A.Mohamed Younus,Vice President M.Y.Abdul Jaleel,Father L.Aduvaan,Director Father Dr.k.CharlasPrincipal A.Navin sat Mannavai Tamilmanikam, Geeta, Acharsingh,Devaki,Dr. Parveen and others - M.A.Aleem Neurologist #Trichy #TamilNadu #India
Tuesday, October 14, 2025
11 million lives lost each year: urgent action needed on neurological care - WHO
11 million lives lost each year: urgent action needed on neurological care - WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) today warns that less than one in three countries around the world has a national policy to address the growing burden of neurological disorders, responsible for over 11 million deaths globally each year. The WHO’s new Global status report on neurology released today shows that neurological conditions now affect more than 40% of the global population – over 3 billion people.
The top 10 neurological conditions contributing to death and disability as of 2021 were stroke, neonatal encephalopathy, migraine, Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, diabetic neuropathy, meningitis, idiopathic epilepsy, neurological complications linked to preterm birth, autism spectrum disorders, and cancers of the nervous systems.
Low-income countries have more than 80 times fewer neurologists compared to high-income nations despite the high burden of these diseases. Many low- and middle-income countries lack national plans, budgets and workforce. WHO is calling for urgent, evidence-based and coordinated global action to prioritize brain health and expand neurological care.
“With more than 1 in 3 people in the world living with conditions affecting their brain we must do all we can to improve the health care they need,” said Dr Jeremy Farrar, WHO Assistant Director-General, Division of Health Promotion, Disease Prevention and Control. “Many of these neurological conditions can be prevented or effectively treated, yet services remain out of reach for most – especially in rural and underserved areas – where people too often face stigma, social exclusion and financial hardship. We must work together to ensure we put patients and their families first and that brain health is prioritized and properly invested in.”
Key findings from the report
The first-of-its-kind report highlights that only 53% of WHO Member States (102 countries out of 194) contributed to this report – an indicator of the limited attention given to neurology. Just 32% of Member States (63 countries) have a national policy addressing neurological disorders, and only 18% (34 countries) report having dedicated funding to address them.
Without strong policy frameworks, health systems remain fragmented, under-resourced and ill-equipped to meet the needs of patients and families. While public awareness-raising campaigns and advocacy efforts are making progress, there is still significant room to strengthen them – reducing stigma, accelerating reform, and ensuring millions receive the care, and recognition they deserve.
Essential services are out of reach for most people. Only 25% of Member States (49 countries) include neurological disorders in their universal health coverage benefit packages. Critical services such as stroke units, pediatric neurology, rehabilitation, and palliative care are frequently lacking or concentrated in urban areas, leaving rural and underserved populations without access to lifesaving and life-sustaining care.
The report reveals a severe lack of qualified health professionals, with low-income countries facing up to 82 times fewer neurologists per 100 000 people compared to high-income nations. This shortage means that for many patients, timely diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care are simply out of reach.
Neurological conditions often require lifelong care. Yet only 46 Member States offer carer services and just 44 Member States have legal protections in place for carers. As a result, informal carers – most often women – are left without recognition or support, reinforcing social inequities and placing a significant financial strain on families.
Weak health information systems and chronic underfunding of research – particularly in low- and middle-income countries – limit evidence-based decision-making and prevent the design of effective policies on neurological disorders.
Roadmap for action
In response to these growing public health challenges, Member States adopted the Intersectoral global action plan on epilepsy and other neurological disorders in 2022 to reduce the burden and impact of neurological conditions.
The action plan provides countries with a roadmap to strengthen policy prioritization, ensure timely and effective care including health promotion and disease prevention, improve data systems, and engage people with lived experience in shaping more inclusive policies and services.
Without action, the burden of neurological disorders will continue to rise, deepening global health inequalities.
WHO urges governments to:
make neurological disorders a policy priority through bold leadership and sustained investment;
expand access to neurological care through universal health coverage and health system strengthening;
promote brain health across the life course with coordinated intersectoral action targeting key risk and protective factors; and
strengthen data systems and monitoring for evidence-informed decision-making and accountability.
Sunday, October 12, 2025
பதினாறு வார்த்தைகளில் ராமாயணம்.....
பதினாறு வார்த்தைகளில் ராமாயணம்....
"பிறந்தார், வளர்ந்தார், கற்றார், பெற்றார், மணந்தார், சிறந்தார், துறந்தார், நெகிழ்ந்தார், இழந்தார், அலைந்தார், அழித்தார், செழித்தார், துறந்தார், துவண்டார், ஆண்டார், மீண்டார்....
விளக்கம்:
1. பிறந்தார்:
ஸ்ரீராமர் கௌசல்யா தேவிக்கு தசரதரின் ஏக்கத்தைப் போக்கும்படியாகப் பிறந்தது.
2. வளர்ந்தார்:
தசரதர், கௌசல்யை, சுமித்திரை, கைகேயி ஆகியோர் அன்பிலே ராமர் வளர்ந்தது.
3. கற்றார்:
வஷிஷ்டரிடம் சகல வேதங்கள், ஞானங்கள், கலைகள் முறைகள் யாவும் கற்றது.
4. பெற்றார்:
வஷிஷ்டரிடம் கற்ற துனுர்வேதத்தைக் கொண்டு, விஸ்வாமித்திரர் யாகம் காத்து, விஸ்வாமித்திரரை மகிழ்வித்து பல திவ்ய அஸ்திரங்களை பெற்றது.
5. மணந்தார்:
ஜனகபுரியில் சிவனாரின் வில்லை உடைத்து ஜனகர் - சுனயனாவின் ஏக்கத்தை தகர்த்து மண்ணின் மகளாம் சீதையை மணந்தது.
6. சிறந்தார்:
அயோத்யாவின் மக்கள் மற்றும் கோசல தேசத்தினர் அனைவர் மனதிலும், தன் உயரிய குணங்களால் இடம் பிடித்து சிறந்து விளங்கியது.
7. துறந்தார்:
கைகேயியின் சொல்லேற்று தன்னுடையதாக அறிவிக்கப்பட்ட ராஜ்ஜியத்தை துறந்து வனவாழ்வை ஏற்றது.
8. நெகிழ்ந்தார்:
அயோத்தியா நகரின் மக்களின் அன்பைக் கண்டு நெகிழ்ந்தது.
*குகனார் அன்பில் நெகிழ்ந்தது.
*பரத்வாஜர் அன்பில் நெகிழ்ந்தது.
*பரதரின் அப்பழுக்கற்ற உள்ளத்தையும், தன் மீது கொண்டிருந்த பாலனைய அன்பினையும், தன்னலமற்ற குணத்தையும், தியாகத்தையும், விசுவாசத்தையும் கண்டு நெகிழ்ந்தது.
*அத்ரி - அனுசூயை முதல் சபரி வரையிலான சகல ஞானிகள் மற்றும் பக்தர்களின் அன்பிலே நெகிழ்ந்தது.
*சுக்ரீவர் படையினரின் சேவையில் நெகிழ்ந்தது.
*விபீஷணரின் சரணாகதியில் நெகிழ்ந்தது.
*எல்லாவற்றுக்கும் மேலாக ஆஞ்சநேயரின் சேவையைக் கண்டு, 'கைம்மாறு செய்ய என்னிடம் எதுவுமில்லை. என்னால் முடிந்தது என்னையே தருவது' எனக் கூறி ஆஞ்சநேயரை அணைத்துக் கொண்டது.
9. இழந்தார்:
மாய மானின் பின் சென்று, அன்னை சீதையை தொலைத்தது.
10. அலைந்தார்:
அன்னை சீதையை தேடி அலைந்தது.
11. அழித்தார்:
இலங்கையை அழித்தது.
12. செழித்தார்:
சீதையை மீண்டும் பெற்று, அகமும் முகமும் செழித்தது.
ராஜ்ஜியத்தை மீண்டும் பெற்று, செல்வச் செழிப்பான வாழ்க்கைக்குத் திரும்பியது.
13. துறந்தார்:
அன்னை சீதையின் தூய்மையை மக்களில் சிலர் புரிந்து கொள்ளாத நிலையில், மக்களின் குழப்பத்தை நீக்குவதற்காக, அன்னை சீதையைத் துறந்தது.
14. துவண்டார்:
அன்னை சீதையை பிரிய நேர்ந்தது, ஶ்ரீராமருக்கு மிகுந்த வலியை தந்தது. அந்த வலி அவரை சில காலம் மனதளவில் துவள செய்தது.
15. ஆண்டார்:
என்ன தான் மனதினுள் காயம் இருந்தாலும், மக்களுக்கு செய்ய வேண்டிய கடமைகள் அனைத்தையும் குறைவறச் செய்து மக்கள் உடலால், மனதால் ஆரோக்கியமானவர்களாகவும், செல்வச் செழிப்புடன் வாழும்படியும் பார்த்துக் கொண்டது.
16. மீண்டார்:
பதினோறாயிரம் ஆண்டுகள் நல்லாட்சி செய்து மக்கள் அனைவரையும் ராமராகவும் சீதையாகவும் மாற்றி தன்னுடனே அழைத்துக் கொண்டு தன் இருப்பிடமான வைகுண்டம் மீண்டது".
Saturday, October 11, 2025
Friday, October 10, 2025
As Coordinator நிகழ்ச்சித் தொகுப்பாளர் at Kamban Vizha 2025 கம்பன் விழா 2025 function of Tiruchirappalli Tamil Sangam with Chief Guest Dr.G.P.Nallasivan Tamil University Thanjavur on Kaman's Philosophy and Musicology கம்பனின் மெய்யியலும் இசையியலும் on 10.10.2025with President I.Arangarajan, Minister P.Udayakumar,Vice President Dr.Senthilvel,Deputy minister Dr.Syed Zakir Hussan,Dr.Selapathi by M.A.Aleem Neurologist #Trichy #TamilNadu #India
Sunday, October 5, 2025
"வள்ளலாரின் 203வது அவதார தினம் ஒருமையுடன் நினது திருமலரடி நினைக்கின்றஉத்தமர்தம் உறவு வேண்டும்உள்ளொன்று வைத்துப் புறம்பொன்று பேசுவார்உறவு கலவாமை வேண்டும்பெருமைபெறும் நினது புகழ் பேசவேண்டும் பொய்மைபேசா திருக்க வேண்டும்பெருநெறி பிடித்தொழுக வேண்டும் மதமான பேய்பிடியா திருக்க வேண்டும்மருவு பெண்ணாசையை மறக்கவே வேண்டும் உனைமறவா திருக்க வேண்டும்மதி வேண்டும் நின்கருணை நிதி வேண்டும் நோயற்றவாழ்வுனான் வாழ வேண்டும்என வாழ்த்துக்கள் அலீம் திருச்சி
Friday, October 3, 2025
New Air conditioned Hall opened at Tiruchirappalli Tamil Sangam by it's President Arangarajan and lighted the Lamp by Its minister Mr and Mrs Udayakumar, Vice President Dr&Mrs Sentilvel and Deputy Minister Dr.Selapathi Treasure Thananthiran and me on 03.10.2025 - M.A.Aleem Neurologist #Trichy #Tamilnadu #India
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