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Our sincere thanks to THE HINDU for the article, Oct 2009 Click here: RCJA Programme Article

Our sincere thanks to THE HINDU for the press release of NALS The National Adventure and Leadership School trained visually impaired Gopalkrishnan to trek to Beas Kund I can’t see, so I have no fear.” These were the words of 24 year old Gopalakrishnan, who despite his visual impairment, trekked 62 [...]

Published on PsychCentral.com. Outward Bound based therapy may work better than aerobics Providence, RI � Some overweight teens may have new hope for shedding pounds. A new study suggests that weight-loss programs that encourage peer-support, and focus on building confidence through challenges are effective in helping some adolescents lose weight. [...]

Our sincere thanks to “Your Guide To Lowering Your Blood Pressure With DASH U.S.” for the article based on Health and Fitness. HBP Control with DASH

Abstract : International Journal of leadership Education 1(1): 159~178. (c) 2005, Senate Hall Academic Publishing, by Michael Useem, Mark Davidson and Evan Wittenberg from Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania Click here: Leadership Development Beyond the Classroom

An article found on news@nature.com published online by John Whitfield Click here: Bees Keep elephants off crops References Vollrath, F. & Douglas-Hamilton, I. African bees to control African elephants. Naturwissenschaften online publication, 10.1007/s00114-002-0375-2, (2002).

What is trekking? Walking or wandering in the wilderness or outdoors either alone or in groups can be termed as trekking. Trekking can be for one day or more days. Trekking may also include overnight stay and can be called as camping. Trekking is also associated with hiking, back packing [...]

Our sincere thanks to Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 1993, Vol.19, No.3, 273~286 – by H.L. (Lee) Gillis, Georgia College, Milledgeville, GA and Michael A. Gass, University of New Hampshire Click here: Adventure into family and marriage therapy