Publications

Radio has always carried a certain charm — intimate yet expansive, simple yet powerful. It slips quietly into daily life, asking for little but offering companionship, information and a sense of belonging. Long before screens dominated attention, radio was the trusted voice in the room — connecting distant geographies, diverse languages and countless lives through shared listening

• Shallow lakes in the sub-tropics are more prone to eutrophication and cyanotoxin pollution.
• Microcystin-LR is a commonly occurring cyanotoxin in water bodies and a potent toxin for living organisms.
• MC-LR depends on harmful algal blooms (HABs), trophic state index (TSI), and bio physicochemical variables of water bodies.
• Ecohydrological monitoring and epidemiological interventions will help in the systematic remediation of cyanotoxin pollution

This year's theme of observation calls for putting dialogue over division. Dialogue does not mean we must agree on everything. It means we listen with care, speak with responsibility, and recognise each other's humanity. Although globalisation connects economies and information, it can also create cultural anxiety and fear of identity loss. The world is full of differences. Choose understanding over judgment. When you understand others, the boundaries of the division are dissolved.