Sunday, December 9, 2018

Kerala History Congress 2018


Kerala History Congress 2018

Fourth Annual Session

Executive committee of Kerala History Congress has decided to conduct its fourth Annual Congress from 20.12.2018 to 22.12.2018 under the aegis of Department of History, University of Kerala. We seek your whole-hearted support and active participation in the forthcoming event.
The annual session of the congress seeks to provide a common platform for teachers, research scholars and lovers of history to come together and share their research findings in different technical sessions as well as open forum. The programme of the congress session consists of invited talks, contributed papers, open forum, plenary sessions and exhibitions.
We are most gratified that the University of Kerala, Karyavattom Campus, which is one of the premier and pioneering academic institutions of Kerala has offered to host our fourth annual session. We hope that you and all other colleagues who will become members of the Kerala History Congress would be able to attend the session and contribute to its success. It gives us profound pleasure in extending you a most cordial invitation to participate in the proceedings of the Thiruvananthapuram session.

Monday, August 6, 2018

Historical Tourism Module No 111


Hill Stations in Kerala

Whenever one remembers Kerala, an incessant image of backwaters, beautiful beaches, lush green vegetation and untamed wildlife comes to mind. But, Kerala has much more than this, dressed on its exotic platter. Located on the remotest corners on the cliffs and the ravines of the Western Ghats, Kerala, a heaven on earth, is well renowned for its hill stations. The hill stations of Kerala are lush greens abodes of rich flora and fauna.
The Western Ghats are the main reason for the equitable and sub tropical climatic conditions of Kerala. Its location is also another reason why this state receives heavy rainfall. If you are seeking a retreat from the heat and thinking of enjoying the cozy comfort of Nature or wish to trek on the woody mountain trails or if you are simply answering the "call of the mountains", the hill stations of Kerala is the answer to all these questions. Here, you come across various mountain streams along with undulating flora and enticing fauna. If there is a place you can go to forget your hassles and a place where you can stay away from the routine it will surely be a hill station in Kerala.
Idukki, Munnar, Thekkady and Pullumedu are among the major hill stations of Kerala. Vandanmedu, Chellarkovil, Vandiperiyar and Pattumala are among the other hill stations of Kerala. Pullumedu is a lush green hill station that offers the sights of nearby shrines and pilgrimages. Next is Vandanmedu, which is the major sight for the largest auction of cardamom in India. Chellarkovil is one of the mystic hill stations in Kerala, as it is home to a number of waterfalls. Vandiperiyar too is a popular spot for visitors. It is nicely snuggled between a few major pilgrimage sites of Kerala and temples. Pattumala, last but not the least, is a nature photographer's dream, as it is full of exotic flora and fauna. All these hill stations make Kerala the ‘God’s Own Country!’

Historical Tourism- Module NO 11

MAJOR RELIGIOUS DESTINATIONS IN INDIA
PURI
Puri is located on the eastern side of India in the province of Orissa. Lying on the coastal strip in the Puri district, the destination is 60 kilometre from the city of Bhubaneswar. This coastal city lies on the golden triangle of Orissa, connecting with Konark and Bhubaneswar. The city of Puri is known for its historic immemorial, sanctorum, architectural magnificence, balanced climate and divine significance.


Counted among the most sacred pilgrim centres for Hindus in India, the destination is a seat of Lord of Universe, Jagannath, as per testimony of Skanda Purana. Honoured with the famous Jagannath shrine, the spiritual city is also known as Jagannath Puri. Positioned along the coast of Bay of Bengal, the city is one of the frequented tourist destinations in India. All the cities of the triangular axis have well-known pilgrimage venues, exotic landscapes, beaches, historical sites that attract travellers throughout the year. 

Tuesday, February 6, 2018

KHC, ROMILA THAPAR,CALICUT

പ്രിയ    സുഹൃത്തുക്കളെ

*കേരള ചരിത്ര  കോൺഗ്രസ്*  *ഡി.സി. കിഴക്കേമുറി  ഫൗണ്ടേഷനുമായി* ചേർന്ന് *പ്രശസ്ത ചരിത്രകാരി പ്രൊഫസർ റൊമില ഥാപ്പറുമായി* സംവദിക്കുന്നതിനു ചരിത്രാധ്യാപകർക്കും വിദ്യാർത്ഥികൾക്കും മറ്റുള്ളവർക്കും അവസരമൊരുക്കുന്നു.

Monday, February 5, 2018

ERUDITE LECTURE series...

*DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, KAHM UNITY WOMEN'S COLLEGE MANJERI*🏅
&
*THE KERALA STATE HIGHER EDUCATION COUNCIL*🏅

*FIVE DAYS ERUDITE PROGRAMME SCHEDULE*🎙️

*Scholar- Prof. Fabio Parasacoli (Professor of Food Studies, New York University, USA)*

DAY ONE
Day: 19th February 2018

Venue: K.A.H.M Unity Women’s College  Manjeri

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR

*TOPIC:  “FOOD, IDENTITY AND CULTURE”.*

DAY TWO
Day: 20th February 2018

Venue: Department of History, University of Calicut

 ERUDITE LECTURE

*TOPIC: “HISTORY OF FOOD”*

DAY THREE
Day: 21st February 2018

Venue: MES Mampad College, Mampad.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

*TOPIC:  FOOD- CULTURE, PRESERVATION & QUALITY*

DAY FOUR
Day: 22nd February 2018

Venue: P.G & Research Department of History, PSMO College Tirurangadi

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR

*TOPIC:  “FOOD AND MEMORY”*

DAY FIVE
Day: 23rd November 2017
Venue: K.A.H.M Unity Women’s College  Manjeri

ERUDITE LECTURE

*TOPIC:  “RESEARCH IN FOOD STUDIES*