Nurture Nature

The future of Mother Earth depends on us.

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This is a topic that must be taken into consideration. We, people live in a society, where we don’t have (allot) time to think about nature. Forests are being destroyed at a higher rate due to various harmful factors. We tend to forget the future of our kids because we care only about our future. We prefer to live with all sorts of comfort but never think about our future generation. We must know the fact that, India is losing about 1.5 million hectares of forest cover each year. If this trend continues we may in the next 20 years or so reach to zero forest value in our country. During a period of 25 years (1951-1976) India has lost 4.1 million hectares of forest area. Moreover, we must understand that when we destroy nature, it takes revenge on us through natural disasters, health issues and various other results. So…

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Uprooted Trees

What should we do when we come across an uprooted tree?

Actually, in fact, nothing can be done. Once uprooted, it cannot be undone. The cause of the tree having uprooted is a point of discussion. If it is due to some natural disaster, then it is accepted. But if it is man-made cause, it develops intolerance.

What has the poor tree done that we should cut it? Is it just because of the urge to fulfil own desires? Yes, I think so.

But time has come that we should introspect ourselves. When we see an uprooted tree, let’s not immediately rush to avail all the wood we can get from the tree. It’s a sin to be greedy at that moment. Instead, we can bury the tree somewhere so that its dead remains will help in generating fossil.

I hope the readers of this blog will keep my word.

Thank you.

Resolution

In this new year, let’s promise to plant many more trees and make the world greener. It’s not an individual’s task. It’s the work of all the people of the world.

I need support from every corner of the world. For any suggestions, comment in the blog or tweet #SaveEnvironment

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Brindavan

The age old pond that hides belief of hundreds of people living around it. With the same hope to rise above all sins, the community bathes into the rising water each morning and with the same hope getting penultimate peace before sleep, people of the community taverse the very old ages of this giant tank in the evening.883377_1392375871069861_3159451985715142694_o.jpg

Engulfing the cold breeze which warms them in winter and leaves a soothing touch in summers.1233058_1392375957736519_3804562210148447191_o.jpg

Sometimes devastated by the immersed idols and sometimes invaded by the hundreds foreign guest with wings. It has seen everything. Now it is our turn to protect and rejuvinate this biome which is prone to accelerated eutrophication.

If it has endured to the thousands of stones thrown into it by small children, then it shall withstand a little more pain to heal itself. This time the same children who threw stone, throw out their hands to support the lives of a wide range of species who derive life from Bhagirathi Sagar.

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Courtesy: My friend Punyaslok and team led by his father.

Trees

It’s so amazing to have trees provide you shade rather than a building. The cool atmosphere and the calm environment is so soothing.

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I’m on my way to plant few saplings. Blest be the man who supports me in this work.

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