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| Witnesses to Centuries: Our Ancient Trees | | | Dr. Vijay Garg | 9/5/2026 9:27:12 PM |
| | In a world that is changing rapidly, some silent witnesses continue to stand tall, watching generations come and go. They have seen villages grow into towns, narrow paths turn into busy roads, children grow old, and entire communities change around them. These are our ancient and age-old trees—the living witnesses to centuries of human history. An old tree is much more than a piece of nature. It is a living archive of time. Its deep roots, wide branches and weathered trunk carry the memory of countless seasons. While human beings record history in books, monuments and photographs, ancient trees preserve history simply by continuing to stand where they have stood for decades, and sometimes c | |
| | | | Celebrating Teachers’ Day | | | Omkar Dattatray | 9/5/2026 9:27:01 PM |
| | The Teachers’ day is celebrated every year on 5th of September which coincides with the birth anniversary of the great philosopher and politician late Dr Saravapalli Radha Krishnan who was the first President of Independent India. He was a an acclaimed teacher and a great thinker therefore the Teachers’ day is celebrated to honour the memory of India’s first Vice-President and to commemorate the importance of teachers in our lives. The day is dedicated to the teachers who are the builders of the nation and who mould the personalities of the pupil and transform them into worthy and responsible citizens of the democracy. The teachers are infact the human engineers who do not build the buildin | |
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