Plants are more than Greenery. Dear Readers, in this content we shall try to understand about one of the most valuable things of the Earth, that is plant. No matter what we call them by their different names, for different species both endemic and exotic, but how does it influence our lives!, how is it integrated with our culture ? and moreover bolstering our economy.  So friends i have put in best instincts before you so that you would be enjoying while reading and will also make a cause why we should read about plants, an inexhaustible resource. Topics to be covered . emergence of plants on our Earth. different types of flora found in India.  Role of medicinal plants in health sector. Role of forest plants in manufacturing. Some sacred groves - a wealth of diverse and rare species. nation and states use national symbols, invoked from some specific plants. Dating back to its origin. You wonder to know that the advent of humans on the earth was about 380 crore years ago and 25...

We all are surrounded by technologies. Our lifestyle, our modus operandi of working is all about how advanced we are. The advancements in all sectors are the outcome of technologies. And Internet which added more spices in our life made this world shorter.  Development and technology go hand in hand. The later is the prerequisite condition of the former. Evolution in human came when human discovers fire, this changed their lives completely. Further the discovery of iron brought about a revolution in the field of agriculture and defence. In the medieval period people built a number of canals which was used for irrigation and for domestic uses, solved the problems of water scarcity. Over the last 70 years we have made remarkable progress in all fields ranging from agriculture, infrastructure, health, education to space. Those days have been gone when we just sung a song " Chanda mama dur ke .... " now the technology proves that we are no longer, not only to see but also to touc...

Chhath Puja also known as Dala chhath or mahaparv is a four day long festival mainly celebrated in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and jarkhand. It starts on the 6th day of Karthik after Diwali. It is performed to pay obeisance to the Sun. The devotees pray for prosperity, happiness and longitivity of their near and dear ones.  The festivities begin with Nahai Khai when devotees prepare traditional food after a dip in the holy water, followed by kharna on the second days.On the last two days people Araghya or prayers to the Sun god.  The chhath Prasad is prepared under immense supervision.The Chhath Prasad consists of thekua, khir, sweets, sugarcane,  banana, orange, Apple, sweet lime. The food prepared for the fasting devotees is cooked without salt and onion.  This year around 20,000 security personnel including Central armed police force have been deployed at various locations across the state to avoid any untoward incident during chhath festivities. ...

Patna Kalam painting or British-Persian- Indian fusion of culture or company paintings developed during 18th to 20th century its centres are Patna, Ara, Danapur. Aurangzeb, the Mughal emperor discouraged Hindu court poets and artists, did not patronised the artists who had been working for the Mughals since its formation.  Artists, therefore, divided into a number of groups and went to other parts of the Indian subcontinent, a group came in the eastern India setup it's facility and install institution at Murshidabad, later it was shifted to Patna. Patna school of paintings is the fusion of Mughal art- British art and Persian styles of art in the form of Indian styles of paintings.  Patna Kalam was deeply influenced by daily life of common people , the main subjects were bazar scenes, local rulers, local festivals and ceremonies the painters of the Patna Kalam usually used the colours indigenously from plants barks flowers and metals, generally they pain...

  Chhath is an Indian Hindu festival, it's existence is well mentioned in the RigVeda. During the Guptas period it attained it's pride at zenith. Chhath is a festival celebrated not only in Bihar and it's adjacent areas but also across the world. People who migrated and settled their lives in different parts of the world also celebrate this festival with great fervour. Rulers of different dynasties patronised this festival.  Although there is no existence of idol worship  in the both Buddhism and Jainism, both preferred worshipping of the Sun. The name Magadh gained popularity due the devotees of Sun. There are numbers of sun temples built in India. Sun temple at Dev in Aurangabad, Dakshinaarka Sun temple in Gaya and Badgaon and Aungari in Nalanda, which attract a large number of devotees from far and wide.  Even though Sun worship finds no mention in the Indus valley civilization, the RigVeda has got vivid discription of sun worship.  Mo...

After eight months, economy has been once again taking shape and saw total collection over 1lakh crore in October from GST.  India has total 51 festivals and 4 major festivals,  knowledge giver Buddha purnima celebrated in the month of March, power giver Dashara,  Anna data Maa Laxmi and the last is Holi.  All the above festival has its own features. In the months of festival we need to understand our traditional pattern of purchasing things. Potters, weavers, Bamboo-made manufacturer have been significant role in our cultural festival.  The Atmanirbhar programme started by Modi led goverment can bolster our traditional manufacturer. People in these days believe in pure goods used in festival so they go through our Indian traditional manufacturer.  Definitely these festive months will help economy and and generate source of income of many hand made manufacturer. The Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative would also flourish due to other more ...

I'm writing this blog just  one hour before the counting of votes of the Bihar state Assembly election. People of Bihar are very confident about the outcomes and and feeling proud.  In a democracy people decide who can govern them. It is the people of Bihar whose wishes Tejeswi become chief minister.  This election should not be seen based on casteism it was based on trend of development to which people have cast their votes. People of Bihar bycotted Nitesh Kumar's developmental works. What he did during lockdown for the migrants workers was not good.  Unemployment was another big issues. Conducting examination lately and not filling the vaccant seat attracted more aggression among people. Many of them fell their careers are being spoiled.  Lack of transparency in both academic and administration led to the ending of Nitish Raj. Former DGP of Bihar and his functioning during his tenure was how much accountable, should also be assessed.  So a lot of things I...