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Meet The Forest Growers Of Mata Atlântica By Renato Stockler

Meet The Forest Growers Of Mata Atlântica By Renato Stockler

The Atlantic Forest, known locally as Mata Atlântica, is Brazil’s richest and most threatened forest land. At the Mantiqueira Mountains (Serra da Mantiqueira), not far from the country’s largest urban centres, some are leading by example and getting their hands dirty to restore the past and sow the seeds of…

The Lungs Of Kolkata: Photo Series By Pritam Sen

The Lungs Of Kolkata: Photo Series By Pritam Sen

Kolkata Maidan, a name that reminds the residents of this city of fresh air, sports, friendship, and a ton of nostalgia. Be it for early morning work or an evening stroll, nothing beats Maidan. This place holds a vivid range of picturesque landscape from season to season. In the winter…

Trance, Vision, Imagination By Pritam Dutta

Trance, Vision & Imagination By Pritam Dutta

“You don’t need an ocean to feel like you’re drowning. You feel it, between your chest and your throat, the weight of it stretching you outside yourself, like a dead fish on the shore.“ I am a part of a time where an entire generation is stuck in a traffic…

An In-Depth Walking Tour Of India's Famous Mullick Ghat By Md. Sharif Uddin

An In-Depth Walking Tour Of India’s Famous Mullick Ghat By Md. Sharif Uddin

Rammohan Mullick built it in 1855 in memory of his father Late Nimaicharan Mullick on the ground of the old ‘NoyanerGhat’ that their forefather NoyanchandMullick made before 1793. Down the river, next to the Jagannath Ghat of Sobharam Basak stands Nemai Mullick Ghat. Mullick Ghat took part in the history…

COVID-19 Pandemic In Florianópolis, Southern Brazil By Pedro Henrique Dutra

COVID-19 Pandemic In Florianópolis, Southern Brazil By Pedro Dutra

Photographer Pedro Dutra captured this below street photography series of COVID-19 Pandemic situation in Florianópolis, Southern Brazil. About Pedro Henrique Dutra Pedro Dutra was born in Florianópolis / SC in 1993, where he lives until the present time. He is graduating from the Social Sciences at the Federal University of…

Destruction Of Coastal West Bengal Due To Fequent Cyclones Caused By Global Warming

Destruction Of Coastal West Bengal Due To Frequent Cyclones Caused By Global Warming By Jit Chattopadhyay

A few days ago, cyclone Amphan swept over Bengal. Last year, cyclones ‘Fani’ and ‘Bulbul’ also hit West Bengal. Bengal has never seen such frequent cyclones in the history of the last few decades. Various parts of the country are in a state of devastation due to successive cyclones. Especially…

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