Hi! I am back!

Hii! Recently, I went on a trip to Ranthambore organised by the school with my friends. It was my first time and I must say, it was worth attending. The resort was beautiful and spacious, the bus was hygienic and the canters were all clean and comfortable. It was a two days and one night trip. The first day, we went for the safari. While entering the national park, everyone was so excited, it was just the sound of the engine which was irritating us in the silence and melodious sounds of nature. We saw antelopes, Sambhar deer, crocodiles, owl, mongoose,etc. . We heard a couple of warning calls, it wasn’t a tiger, but a leopard hunting a monkeys baby. We saw it just for a couple of seconds, but finally after waiting for such a long time, we got to see one. The other group saw 4 tigers! But never mind.. after returning, we took rest and then we had a Dj party. It was a wonderful night, we enjoyed and danced together and then we returned to our rooms and slept. The beds were so comfortable. There was suchhh a big and spacious balcony and a separate kind of sitting area, and separate couches and table and chair outside the room alongside the garden. And the WASHROOMS were huge and hygienic. Then the next day we went to the fort and the temple. I thought it would be tiring to climb a 250 stairs but it was not at all tiring, rather we enjoyed climbing and raced each other. The guide told us all about the history of the fort and a lot more. And then comes the temple, i couldn’t visit it as I was feeling down, but I saw it from outside. And then we went back to the resort, had lunch and left for Jaipur. It was a totally amazing experience. I would appreciate the teachers and their patience with us, but they made us enjoy a lot. Lovely!

My participation in a competition!

Hello everyone. Have you all heard about Nature In Focus? Of course, I think yes... it started back in 2014 by Rohit Varma and Kalyan Varma. It is an annual observance that is curiously anticipated by the country's (India) expansive nature and wildlife community. It organises a photography competition every year based on different categories. Even children of age 10-17 can participate in juniors. I have taken part in it during the month of May, and the result will be declared soon! Let me provide you the names and profession of the jury - Andy Rouse - Wildlife Photographer, Bahar Dutt - Environmental Journalist, Dhritiman Mukherjee - Wildlife Photographer, Navaneeth Unnikrishnan - Astro-Landscape Photographer, Rathika Ramasamy - Wildlife Photographer, Kalyan Varma - Jury Curator - Wildlife Photographer and Filmmaker. I am very curious about the results… hope they come out good! If you want to know more about Nature In Focus, visit the given link - https://www.natureinfocus.in/ …

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I hope you all are doing good. As we all know that our scientists have launched COVID vaccine, but some people are unable to get it. COVID patients are also having lack of oxygen. In this situation we should follow the lockdown strictly. The cases are increasing day-by-day and the doctors are working very hard to recover the patients and also some doctors have lost their lives while fighting against COVID. In this situation if anyone of us gets infected, there’s no need to panic, just follow the medication description. If anyone catches viral fever, immediately get the COVID test done for yourself and your family and those who come in 18+ age groups, get yourselves vaccinated against COVID. I hope that this pandemic will end soon, till then take good care of yourself and your families and there are my best wishes with all the patients, get well soon and remain healthy.