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India is one of the richest bio-diversity hotspots in the world, supporting over 45,000 species of plants both agricultural and medicinal.
This episode traces the evolution and discovery of medicinal plants and tribal wisdom in India to show how historically and culturally they have been an integral part of our country.
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Comment by Kusha Khurana on April 21, 2009 at 12:03pm - Nature provides a free lunch, but only if we control our appetites.
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Exhibit of wild animals in Advertisements
In India many advertisers use wild animals on national TV to enthuse the audience. Is it not a crime? The use of animal gives a wrong signal to the viewers who consider animals to be for the entertainment of the masses. Already we are seeing a uncontrollable perilous environmental degradation from all quarters. Is it not high time that the govt curb the usage of animals in advt.my son's interest in environment
It is very heartening to see enthusiastic parents like you who want to imbibe love for nature in their child.As a child I think Salman can learn about the flora and fauna ( avian ) in and around his environment and in out country.
Once he starts learning, he will start appreciating the beauty of nature. As he grows old he will understand the environmental degradation caused by the greed of humans. Hopefully he will guide other youngsters to appreciate the beauty of nature.
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