Mawlynnong- Asia’s cleanest village

Mawlynnong (Mao-le-nong) is a little village in the east Khasi hills in Meghalaya. For the last several years, it has emerged as the state’s hottest tourist destination. Tourists making a beeline for the village call it God’s own garden.

How to reach

Shillong is the capital of Meghalaya, one of the smallest state in India. It is also known as the Scotland of the east. Shillong is said to be the second largest hill station in the world after Brasillia.

Documentary/Video Link

Some of the documentaries that Moa Kichu has made:

Travel

1. Mawlynnong Village- Asia's Cleanest Village

2. Ao's of Nagaland part- 1

3. Ao's of Nagaland part- 2

4. Digha Beach 

5. Udaipur Beach

6. North East India Musuem- Don Bosco Musuem

HEALTH

1. Test Tube Baby- IVF

  

2. IUI-Intrauterine Insemination

3. Sperm Bank/Freezing

4. Semen Analysis short version

5. Semen Analysis- The Male Factor - long version

6. Premarital Sex- Is It Ok?

SOCIAL

1. The man with 80 sim cards & 8 lakhs contacts 

2. On suicide- Before the Last

Test Tube Baby- IVF

Looks can be deceptive. It is not always that a healthy person is sexually healthy. People get married to have a child. But when they cannot have children, their relationship becomes one devoid of happiness. In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) or test tube baby can be the ultimate for those couple.

In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) or test tube baby involves removing ovum/egg from a woman, fertilizing it with sperm in the laboratory and then transferring the fertilized ovum or the embryo into the uterus after a few days.

Contact

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E-mail: mkichuer@gmail.com

About

This and That blog features the exquisite hidden story of oneself or individual and nature,  which is related to social, health, travel, ethnic food and beauty.

Moa Kichu is a filmmaker and a writer who has a great hand in this field for more than 10 years.

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Semen Analysis- The Male Factor

Sperm fertilizes an egg to conceive a baby. The society earlier tended to blame women alone for infertility.  Now technology has proved that men are just as responsible for infertility, if not more.

 “WHO statistics show that the male factor accounts for 51.2 % of infertility cases and the female factor for 48.8% cases. It is well known that men must share equal responsibility,” said Dr. A.K. Bhattacharyya, a retired Biochemistry Professor.