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Shinrin-yoku

Shinrin-yoku Introduction Shinrin-yoku translates to ” forest bathing” but don’t worry no swimsuits are required. It is rightly said, “You can’t be in a forest and in a bad mood simultaneously”. As a response to the rapid urbanization of society, Shinrin yoku is seen as a practice that reconnects people with nature. In the spiritual […]

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NDNS SUMMER CAMP

NDNS SUMMER CAMP An exciting adventure for children to connect with nature The Importance of Reconnecting With Nature In today’s fast-paced digital age, children often find themselves glued to screens, disconnected from the beauty and wonder of the natural world. However, now more than ever, it’s crucial for them to realize their role in environmental

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The Khejarli Movement: Wildlife Conservation     Khejarli Mela (Fair) It is the only tree fair in the world which is held every year on Shukla Dashami of Bhadrapada (Hindu month) in memory of Amrita Devi Bishnoi and 362 martyrs of Bishnoi community who sacrificed their lives to save trees in 1730, by saying ‘सिर

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Recipe of Native Flowers

Recipe for Native Flowers Explore the intertwining relation between human and nature through the use of flower buds in these delectable dishes.  Semal ki Sabzi Semal ki sabzi is a spicy north Indian dish, cooked with the Semal buds. Its a seasonal vegetable only available in the months of January – March before the flowering.

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Lake Revived in Ashoka Park

Lake Revived in Ashoka Park A lake is one of the most beautiful and expressive landscapes of nature. Lake revival work has been gaining popularity in Delhi. One has been revived in Ashoka Park, New Friends Colony, by the authorities. *Special thanks to Hon’ble Justice Sh. S.P. Garg* How it started 2001 was the last

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