Tulsi A common household plant worshipped by many Indians, Tulsi also known as the holy basil is the best example of plants that can easily be grown and taken care of. It has been used since times immemorial for the treatment of bronchitis, bronchial asthma, malaria, diarrhea, dysentery, skin diseases, arthritis, painful eye diseases, chronic […]
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Isn’t it always fun and relaxing to go out trekking in the woods and then camping overnight? Although many of us who are used to the sedentary lifestyle wouldn’t agree that trekking can be fun, but the thought of spending a night in the woods is certainly fascinating for all of us! Wondering what makes
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We all are familiar with the quintessential urban dweller, the House Sparrow, known for its adaptability and cheery chirps. This World Sparrow Day, let’s meet a few cousins of the House sparrows. Russet Sparrow (Passer rutilans) : Special Features: Sporting a russet-colored crown and chest, the Russet Sparrow is a sight to behold. Males flaunt
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In the recent years, Women’s Day has been widely recognised and celebrated by us all. We hear success stories of women, celebrate their achievements and hope for a brighter future where more women find the strength to achieve their goals! This Women’s day, how about we also shed some light on the enigmatic
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Top 10 Places to Visit in Maharashtra in Summer As the temperatures rise, Maharashtra unveils a myriad of picturesque destinations to escape the summer heat. From lush hill stations to serene beaches, Maharashtra offers a diverse range of experiences. Let’s explore the top 10 places to visit in Maharashtra this summer: Mahabaleshwar: Mahabaleshwar, nestled in
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It is the variety of life on Earth, in all its forms and all its interactions. If that sounds bewilderingly broad, that’s because it is.For many people living in towns and cities, wildlife is often something you watch on television. But the reality is that the air you breathe, the water you drink and the
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This is the question I was asked by a Ehaan-a 6 year old kid, during one of my Wildlife presentations in Ranthambore. I was humoured yet amazed by the way with which Ehaan’s thought process worked. I bet, If I showed you the picture of the animal in question, many of you would instantly say
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The moment we read ‘Cuckoo’, all of us can instantly hear the melodious ‘ku-hoo…ku-hoo’ calls of the bird- Indian Koel playing at the back of our minds. For others, hasn’t the Pied Jacobin (commonly called as Chatak) the harbinger of rain in the Indian sub-continent, crossed your mind yet? These slightly larger than a mynah
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