Momspresso malayalam

Kamala Surayya a.k.a Kamala Das' Neermathalam Pootha Kaalam(When the Caper tree bloomed) in her native Malayalam is a perfect example of confessional writing. Madhavikutty, as she was fondly called in Kerala was a poetess, novelist and columnist much ahead of her times. She was equally proficient in English and Malayalam. Kamala Surayya is also called as "Mother of Indian Poetry." Kamala Surayya carved a niche for herself in the extremely patriachial society. She was bold to write about love, lust,lesbianism, infedility, menstruation, puberty, marriage and physical intimacy. You could term her as a fierce feminist who took men head on. She wrote about many tabooed topics like female sexuality which raised many an eyebrows. Quest for love is a predominant theme in Kamala Surayya's works. Neermathalam Pootha Kaalam is more of a confessional kind, which means the writer reveals her personal experiences,longings and aspirations very explicitly through this book. It is a pretty long book which is an amalgamation of her fond memories of childhood and teenage years just before her marriage. Kamala's mom and grand uncle were renowned poets. Her father was posted at Kolkata and she lived there with her parents and siblings. Kamala went to Kerala every year for the summer vacation. She, along with her parents and siblings travelled in first class train compartment. She reminisces the moments spent at her mother's tharavad and describes it as the best period of her life. It was akin ...

Pregnancy and parenting website forum Women's blogging platform Momspresso has launched Momspresso Bharat, a digital services agency which will provide Indic language audio, video and text content in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada. This will start off with the company’s (user generated content) bloggers, the inhouse video production team, a language specific social media team and a technology team. Momspresso Bharat is targeting brands on the lookout for regional content, and offer content creation in text, audio, video, digital films, localisation of websites, regional analytics, social media management and transcreation. The company has appointed Hansveen Kaur as the service’s head. Kaur was previously the regional language lead at Momspresso. Google’s Navlekhā platform Note that in September last year, Google unveiled Navlekhā, a platform for offline news publishers to digitise their print publications using Optical Character Recognition to convert the text on their publications — even if it was not originally typed in Unicode — and publishing articles as posts online. Google would provide free hosting to publishers. The service is available in Hindi for now, and will expand to other Indian publishers soon, the company said at the time. A 2018 report by Internet and Mobile Association of India shows that Indic content is a large driver for potential users, up to 70% of current users consume Indic content. The report also points to the popu...