Author: Puskar Pande

 Continued from Part 4 (This is a series of articles on the various technologies that can be employed to trap the sun’s energy. This is the 5th part

Water is one of the most important resources bestowed on us by God. It is widely used by individuals and industries alike and serves a range of purposes.

Family: Meliaceae Common name: Lassuni amari Origin: India Description: Evergreen tree, leaves with leaflets cuneate at the base, entirely or obscurely dentate along the margins, acuminate at the

 Continued from Part 3 (This is a series of articles on the various technologies that can be employed to trap the sun’s energy. This is the 4th part

Continued from Part 2 (This is a series of articles on the various technologies that can be employed to trap the sun’s energy. This is the 3rd part

Family: Araucariaceae Genus: Araucaria Species: A. angustifolia Origin: Brazil Common name:  Candelabra tree Description: It is an evergreen tree .The leaves are thick, tough and scale like, triangular,

Do you care about classifications? Or do you subscribe to the Shakespearean philosophy of “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, By any other name

Kingdom:Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Passeriformes Family: Passeridae Genus: Passer Species: P. domesticus The Sparrow, worldwide in distribution and the most visual amongst the bird species has

Family:  Lauraceae Genus: Cinnamomum Species: Cinnamomum camphora Common name: Camphor tree, Kapur, Karpura Origin:  China Description: Middle sized evergreen tree with yellow brown branches. Leaves sub-coriaceous , ovate 

Botanical name:  T. arjuna  T. bellerica Family:  Combretaceae Origin: India Description: Large, evergreen tree with generally fluted stem, spreading crown and drooping branches. Leaves sub-opposite, oblong on elliptic,

So we have lived in complete blackouts for the past two days. Nobody’s questioning that India is progressing perhaps faster than what the developed world managed when it

  Botanical name: L. indica Linn. L. speciosa Pers. L. tomentosa Presl. Family:  Lythraceae Description:  Small to medium  sized deciduous tree.  Leaves   opposite, narrowly elliptic, young leaves pubescent