One vast river delta, one popular target. Two Nature-lovers, who visited the Sundarbans around the same time, filed their reports within days of each other. No conflict though, both Tridibesh Mukherjee and Nikhil Devasar returned from their visits with a feeling of satisfaction. The moral of both stories - the same! »»
Bulgaria may be a member of the European Union but culturally, she has roots that start way to the East! Radoslava Delieva recounts her experiences that followed her invitation to Kalyan Patra to visit her country. »»
Introduction: A complete package of restlessness is what this small passerine is all about. They are one of the most commonly seen birds when we visit any hills, gardens and groves. They come in greenish olive with white and bright yellow throat, breast and lower parts. Some individual have buff flanks as well. There wings are more rounded and have strong legs to do all kinds of acrobatic maneuvers in trees, bushes and scrub. »»
Going for some apples far away, Surely makes this doctors day. His wife, a physician too is she, Loves, like him, the Sangla Valley. This little poem is a really bad pun, We envy the doctor having such fun! »»
Who says you need to be a scientist to enjoy a visit to a nuclear power plant? Jennifer Keishing, A I Siddiqui and Kalyan Patra had other things in mind when they travelled to Narora and in the process, they met Mandal-Pandey and discovered what constitutes a truly natural nuclear family! »»
The soothing of the soul of a Nature-lover needs more than temples, however stunning they may be. Rajiv Dang discovers many a distraction, all natural, that greatly embellished his visit to Mahabalipuram. »»
A skyline dominated by stunning snowpeaks failed to distract Kaushik Deuti and his colleagues from their treasure hunt in the Darjeeling hills. They were after things more precious to zoologistsfrogs, salamanars and the like! »»
