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 Here's a humorous poem: Trees were tall, and green, and bright Until humans came with chainsaws in sight They cut and they cut, with gleeful cheer Leaving stumps, and birds without a peer The squirrels cried, "Oh no, our homes!" The birds tweeted, "Where's our dome?" The wind whispered, "I'm feeling bare" As nature's beauty began to impair The trees gave shade, and oxygen too But now we're paying the price, it's true For every tree that's cut down with glee We're left with pollution, a sight to see So let's plant some trees, and give nature a break Before we're stuck in a world that's at stake Let's hug a tree, and say sorry too For all the harm we've done, oh tree, we're true blue! Hope this brings a smile!

 Saffron blooms How to grow saffron: Growing Saffron How to grow saffron? Growing saffron requires a bit of effort and attention to detail, but it can be a rewarding experience. Here are the general steps you can follow to grow saffron: Choose a sunny location: Saffron plants require plenty of sunlight, so choose a spot in your garden that receives at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day. Prepare the soil: Saffron prefers well-draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Amend the soil with compost, aged manure, or other organic matter to improve its texture and fertility. Plant the corms: Saffron is grown from corms, which are small bulbs similar to garlic. Plant the corms in the soil about 3-4 inches deep and about 4-6 inches apart, with the pointed end facing up. Water the corms: Keep the soil evenly moist, but not waterlogged, while the corms are establishing themselves. Once the plants are established, reduce watering to only when the soil is dry to the touch. Mulch the ...

SUNRISE As the night fades into dawn The sky begins to lighten up A new day is about to be born As the sun begins to erupt Its rays spread across the sky Painting it in hues of gold and red The birds begin to chirp and fly As the darkness is put to bed The world is reborn with the light As the sun climbs higher in the sky The colors of the morning bright Bringing life to everything nearby The sun's warmth touches everything From the smallest blade of grass To the tallest mountain, it does bring A new day that we cannot surpass So let us embrace the sunrise And all the new beginnings it brings For it is a daily gift that never dies A symbol of hope that makes our hearts sing

A beautiful evening sunset, A sight so pure and bright, The sky ablaze with colors, A canvas of oranges and reds, so right. The sun sets in the west, A ball of fire, so bold and grand, A sight to soothe the soul, A view that's beyond our command. The clouds turn pink and purple, A reflection of the sun's warm glow, A reminder of life's beauty, And a reason to watch the world below. The birds return to their nests, As the day comes to an end, And the world is filled with peace, A moment for us to befriend. So let us cherish this moment, This beautiful evening sunset, For it's a gift from above, And a memory we won't forget.

 Ten interesting facts of life The human body is made up of approximately 60% water. Every person has a unique tongue print, much like a fingerprint. Your brain is capable of creating up to 50,000 thoughts per day. A baby is born with 300 bones, but by adulthood, this number decreases to 206 bones. The average person will take over 700 million steps in a lifetime. A person’s sense of smell is capable of identifying over 1 trillion different scents. Our eyes are always the same size from birth, but our nose and ears never stop growing. The average person will spend six months of their life waiting for red lights to turn green. The heart of a blue whale is so large that a human could swim through its arteries. Your body produces enough heat in 30 minutes to boil a full kettle of water.

 Meditation is a practice in which an individual uses a technique, such as focusing their mind on a particular object, thought, or activity, to achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm state. The best time to meditate is in the morning, when you can take advantage of the natural quietness of the day and the sense of renewal that comes with the start of a new day. Some of the benefits of meditation include improved concentration, decreased stress and anxiety, increased self-awareness, improved sleep, and increased calmness and Relax Meditation is an incredibly powerful tool for reducing stress, increasing self-awareness and improving overall mental and physical health. Here are some steps to help you get started with your meditation practice:  1. Find a comfortable and quiet place to sit. Make sure there are no distractions that could take you away from your meditation practice.  2. Start by focusing on your breath. Take deep breaths and really concentrate on feeling ...

  MAHASHIVARATRI Mahashivratri is  one of the significant festivals of the Hindus. It is celebrated annually in India and Nepal, in honour of Lord Shiva. It is believed that  Shivratri  is celebrated as the day when Lord Shiva  saved the world from the poison that emerged from the ocean during Samudhra Manthan. Shivaratri means the " Great  night Of Lord Shiva ". Samudhra Manthan The Samudhra Manthan  has a very important role in the  in the Hindu mythology. The Samudhra Manthan was a battle between the asuras and the Devas( evil and good)  .  In this battle the asuras gained victory over the Devas. Disheartened ,the Devas  went to Lord Vishnu for advise. Lord Vishnu  advised them to get the nectar  from beneath the ocean to become mortal. For this , the Ocean had to be churned and this could not be done alone.So the Devas joined hands with the asuras , who agreed for a mutual benefit. The mountain and  Vasuki , the k...

LOHRI - THE   BONFIRE FESTIVAL Lohri is an Indian festival celebrated by th e Hindus and especially the Sikhs   of Punjab and  in the Northern states of India. The festival is one of the most joyous festival as it marks the arrival of longer and sunny days, that help the farmers  to work longer in the  farms .  New crops too are yielded and offered to   Agni...This festival dates back to the Indus valley civilization and falls on the 13th January every year. Every festival has an ancient story which emphasis  it's significance. During the Mughal king Akbar, there was a poor man named Dulla Bhatti.  He was  considered the Robinhood of the times. He plundered the rich of their grains and other farm produce and distributed  the loot to the poor and needy. Some of it was offered to the bonfire which the farmers lit and merried around The word " loh" derived from  the iron girdle or a tava which is used to make chappa...

Chitradurga  My  road trip to Goa started with great excitement.  Lucky enough,  to venture out in January ,before I knew what COVID was.   All  these years of my life,  I never felt the urge to visit Goa. Although I  had heard about its own charmness and beauty.  But somehow could not resist when an opportunity came my way . It was early morning,  we started with two friends  and family  from Chennai.  The drive from Chennai to Bangalore was quite smooth as the highway is one of the best.  In about five hours  we reached Bangalore, skipped the city took an outer road  and  by evening halted at a remote city called Chitradurga.  In fact,  it was a town unheard of..but then after a bit of exploration we knew of its historical significance.  THE FORT The next day we decided to visit the fort,  at Chitradurga...and then continue the journey to Goa. We had a fantastic breakfast at a...