Every morning, as the first light of day breaks, the serene song of the koel fills the air, signaling the arrival of baur in the mango trees. For the past few weeks, early morning walkers in the park have been greeted by the koel’s sweet melody, a sure sign that spring is here. In the garden of Manju Jain (C-144), a nest, not made by the koel itself but left by nature, rests among the branches. The koel’s song, often associated with the changing of seasons, brings with it a sense of renewal and calm.
How To Revive Your Rainwater Harvesting System
All RWAs know that the supply of water by the Noida Authority is never enough; the balance has to be fulfilled by boring and extracting groundwater. In the early 2000s,...
