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Would you like to have some water ? By Sayali Virulkar Are there times when you are sitting alone with a bunch of thoughts in your mind and you start thinking about all these posts raging on social media about water scarcity ? And you wonder if its real or media is just overhyping (which usually is) and just over exaggerating the content ? [ 822 more words ]

Water Crisis Would you like to have some water ? By Sayali Virulkar Are there times when you are sitting alone with a bunch of thoughts in your mind and you start thinking about all these posts raging on social…

Walking along the bustling streets of Hyderabad, one might just be able to ignore the rising temperatures the city is facing this summer. Between the traffic signals and the chaotic junctions are plumes of flaming orange, with Gulmohar trees in full bloom across the city. Discovered in 19th-century Madagascar by botanist Wesnel Bojer, the Gulmohar is flamboyant when in bloom, even thought of as the world's most colourful tree. For several weeks in summer, the tree is covered by exuberant clusters of flame-red flowers, which on closer examination are striking: they have four spoon-shaped scarlet or orange-red petals and one upright slightly larger petal which is streaked and marked in yellow/white. The Gulmohar is naturalised in India and is widely grown as a street tree for its umbrella-like canopy and of course for its stunning flowers.
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