Where there is water there will be life In Bharatpur, this holds especially true for birds, both resident Indians and those migrating from lands too far for creatures like us to consider for annual sojourns. Sheila Chhabra and Nikhil Devasar jumped to capture the moment when it finally rained in this long-thirsty wetland. »»
The Cauvery, home to mighty mahseer and the bone of contention between states that share her waters, makes a forceful entry into Tamil Nadu at Hogenakkal. Local politics aside, its majesty is determined by the rainfall upstreamSujata Nath and Pradeep Chamaria were delighted at what the Hogenakkal Falls offered recently. »»
Chandra Singh Negi went on a pilgrimage. The loss of his sneakers was more than compensated by what he gained, isually and spiritually. In the end, this pilgrim had indeed made progress. »»
Ayubowan! Simply put in Sinhalese, it wishes you a long life. For Supriya Mukherjee and Kalyan Patra, it meant, Do return soon to sample all we have to offerwhich indeed would take a long, long time! »»
Rain, where you need it, when it is needed and in the amount that is just rightis what good weather is all about. Though saddened by the devastation caused by unseasonal rains in Maharashtra recently, Sujata Nath and Kalyan Patra recollect a visit to Bhandardara with fondness. In spite of inclement weather, they enjoyed their sojourn and would love to visit again. »»
