epfo;r;rp epuy;

clk;nghL capupil vd;d?  kw;wd;;d
kle;ijnahL vk;kpil el;G.   (Fws; 1122)

* fhiy 10.00- kzkfd; Njhod; kw;Wk; Rw;wk; R+ote;J mitNahiu tzq;fp  ,Uf;ifapy; mkHjy; 

* fhiy 10.10- kzkfs; Njhop kw;Wk; Rw;wk; R+o te;J mitNahiu tzq;fp   ,Uf;ifapy;  mkHjy; 

* fhiy 10.15 - kNdhd;kzpak; jkpo;j; nja;t tzf;fk;

* fhiy 10..20 -jiytiu Kd; nkhope;J top nkhopjy;.  

* fhiy 10.25 - tuNtw;Giu  

* fhiy 10.35- jiyikAiu (lhf;lH Mjp fzgjp NrhkRe;juk;) 

* fhiy 10.45 - kq;fyehiz mitapdH tho;j;Jjy; 

* fhiy 10.50 - kzkfs; $iw khw;wp cLj;jy; 

* fhiy 10.55 - kzkf;fspd;  ngw;NwhH kzkfspd; ifia kzkfd; ifapy;    itj;J "vq;fs;    mUik kfshd jkpo;r;nry;tpia  kdKte;J   ckf;F ,e;e ed;dhspy;   jUfpd;Nwhk;.  ePtpH     ,UtUk; vd;Wk;    epiyj;j md;Gld; <UapUk; XUlYk; Nghy; gy;yhz;L gy;yhz;L ,dpJ ePL  tho;tPHfshf!" vd;W  tho;j;jp ,UtH kPJk; kyHfisj; JhTjy;.  

* fhiy 11.05 - jiytH kq;fy ehiz tho;j;jp kzkfdplk; nfhLf;f> kzkf d; mjid ,U iffshYk; mtuplk; ,Ue;J ngw;W  kzkfspd; fOj;jpy; mzpjy;. 

* fhiy 11.10 - jpUf;Fws; Xjp tho;f;if xg;ge;jk; nra;J nfhs;sy;  

* fhiy 11.20 - kzkf;fs; khiy khw;wpf; nfhs;sy; 

* fhiy 11.30 - kzkf;fs; jha; je;ijaH>  ghl;ld; ghl;baiu tzq;Fjy; 

* fhiy 11.35 - rhd;NwhH tho;j;Jiu 

*kjpak; 12.35 - mitNahH  kzkf;fis tho;j;Jjy;  

*kjpak; 12.50 -jkpoH GdHtho;Tf; fofj;Jf;F kzkf;fs; epjp md;gspg;Gr; nra;jy; 

* kjpak; 12.55 - ed;wpAiu 

* kjpak; 1.00 - tpUe;J

 Fws; Mq;fpy nkhopngaHg;G - English Translation of Kural

 1) If  a householder leads a life of love and virtue,
   that life alone will be fruitful and cultured.

( On Home and Duty, Household Life (5) -Kural 45) 

2) If one leads a householder’s life, keeping himself steady in virtue, that itself is best.
   What new reward is  to  be  had,  following  the path of a recluse and the like? 

( On Home and Duty, Household Life (5) -Kural 46) 

3) The term ‘virtue’ signifies only the householder’s life, and if that life is led without blemish,
    it will be most glorified. 

 (On Home and Duty, Household Life (5) -Kural 49)

4) The householder who lives, never straying from the path of virtue, will be famed like a celestial,
    as long he lives in this world; and he will attain the world of the celestials after the close of this life. 

 (On Home and Duty, Household Life (5) - Kural 50) 

5) She alone will be a true wife, who is compassionate and runs the household,
   keeping the expenses within he husband’s income. 

 ( On Home and Duty, The Wife (6)- Kural 51) 

6) If the wife has not the virtues suited to a domestic life,
   of what avail will be wealth, however great, to the husband?  

(On Home and Duty, The Wife (6)- Kural  52) 

7) If the wife is virtuous, a prosperous life is assured;
    if the wife chances to be otherwise, life will prove to be of no worth. 

 ( On Home and Duty, The Wife (6)- Kural 53) 

8) Only she who safeguards in the right way, her husband and his hard- won fame, as well as herself,
    though the power of her chastity can be truly called a woman.   

(On Home and Duty, The Wife (6)- Kural 56) 

9) Nothing will be gained by trying to guard a woman through captivity;
    the best security is her guard herself through chastity.  

( On Home and Duty, The Wife (6)- Kural 57) 

10) A Good wife is called a boon to  a House.
     And good children its jewels.    

 (On Home and Duty, The Wife (6) -Kural 60)