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Sreekumar Raghavan

Sreekumar Raghavan is an award-winning business journalist with over two and a half decades of experience in print, magazine and online journalism. A Google-certified Digital Marketing Professional, he specialises in content development for web, digital marketing and training, media relations and related areas. He is the recipient of MP Narayana Pillai Award for Journalism in 2001 and holds a bachelors degree in Economics and Masters Degree in Mass Communication and Journalism from Kerala University.

 

 

 

 



Recent posts by Sreekumar Raghavan

Pallikkutam
24-09-2021
No Learning On an Empty Stomach
At school, teachers reminded laggards like me  that our parents got us admitted to this privately run CBSE school paying higher fees and expenses so that w...
Pallikkutam
15-08-2021
Learning the Card Tricks
As the horn blows followed by the whistle and the train slowly starts moving, I usually start on a favourite book or magazine I carry to keep boredom away. It i...
Pallikkutam
15-07-2021
Bloom’s Taxonomy Not Scientifically ...
Joana Stella Kompa, Head of Research and Development at University of Oldenburg, Germany had recently published a critique in her blog on Benjamin Bloom's Taxon...
Pallikkutam
15-07-2021
Little Farmers
The vegetables and plants in our school backyard which we had planted as part of the Socially Useful Productive Work (SUPW) programme had to be watered. It remi...
Pallikkutam
23-06-2021
What the Plants and Flowers Tell Us Ab...
We teach biology in classrooms but what is its relevance to a student? How many of them will become botanists or life sciences scientists?  It is only rece...
Pallikkutam
18-06-2021
All is Fish That Comes to Net
In my childhood, there were 3 brothers in our neighbourhood who did a good business of ornamental fishes and that was a motivation for a few others in our local...
Pallikkutam
18-06-2021
All is Fish That Comes to Net
In my childhood, there were 3 brothers in our neighbourhood who did a good business of ornamental fishes and that was a motivation for a few others in our local...
Pallikkutam
12-06-2021
The Death of the Creative Writer!
Very soon the creative content writer may become extinct as the dinousar and get fossilised in museums.
06-06-2021
The Unaccounted Consumption of Gold fo...
Kerala is known since ancient times for its spices which brought traders from across the globe and riches to this tiny strip of land in south India. The medicinal, cosmetic and culinary value of spices were well known even in those times. Kerala is also known for its love for gold with gold jewellery stores small and big in every nook and corner of the state. But for a commodity journalist, their staple areas of coverage continues to be  plantations and spices.But K...
05-06-2021
The Art of Mindful Living
I attended a workshop on Yoga a few years ago in connection with International Day of Yoga. Mehbooba, the master, taught us some simple breathing and relaxation techniques. She gave the participants an important insight on why we must practice some form of yoga every day. Most of our worries, anxieties and stress arise out of our thinking of what has happened in the past and the uncertainty of the future. Our mind is constantly shuttling between the past and the future with t...
Pallikkutam
29-05-2021
Lessons from a Fall in the Football Fi...
One evening after a consultation with a dentist, me and daughter Diyah were returning home and thought of dropping in at Jithin's house after a long time. ...
24-05-2021
Are You Insured Against Covid?
Confined to home during pandemic can be distressing for many especially when you hear distressing news of friends, neighbours or relatives admitted to hospital or tested positive for the virus. One afternoon after a late lunch, my wife's friend called to inform about a person who was charged Rs 4.5 lakh for Covid treatment for two weeks in a hospital. Without ventilation and or special medications, how was the patient billed such a big amount? No wonder the government had com...