RainManSpeaks from Bangalore

A R Shivakumar Formerly a Senior Scientist at KSCST, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. He initiated several projects & programmes across India. One of the major contribution is in developing Rainwater Harvesting (RWH) programs. He is instrumental in bringing in policy changes at Govt of Karnataka to establish RWH measures in Govt & pvt buildings. He has extensive field experience and strategic insights into technology development and deployment of cost effective RWH solutions.

Tuesday, 8 April 2014

You may like refreshing tender coconut on a hot summer day. I am sure your plants will also like the same.

You may like refreshing tender coconut on a hot summer day. I am sure your plants will also like the same. Consider using coconut husk or tender coconut shells as hanging pots for your cute looking green plants.

Considered as waste and useless material in modern life, coconut husk and tender coconut shells can be good candidates for your hanging pots. The coir fiber in the husk of coconut holds moisture for longer lengths of time and keeps the plant healthy. The husk is also a good organic base material to support plant growth.

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Mr Shivakumar has several publications and significant number of patents, which are under commercial exploitation to benefit the society. His research experience spans over several fields and areas in applied sciences. He has a "National Award" to his credit, awarded by the Union Government of India in the year 2001 for one of his innovations. He was awarded the "Citizen Extraordinary" by Rotary International in the year 2007. The First Innovation award "Ammulya 2012" for two of his patents was awarded by Government of Karnataka in addition to other state awards and recognitions.