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The Green Stigma
We, as a layman, are incredibly fascinated to see the moving vehicle, running trains, flying aeroplanes and helicopters, radio, television and the most recent invention computer and internet. And witnessing these lavish, alluring and life luxuriant inventions around us, only one thing strikes our mind that is, a wizardry, engineering, science and technology. When we see the doctors working in hospitals, ailing patients suffering from various diseases, we think, the divination medical sciences are like the certain sets of divine protocols, which resurrect our precious life. And the medical professionals are the incarnations of god. On the other hand, Whenever we see the stretch of green crop over a large area field no such enthusiastic scientific thought strikes our mind but it keeps oscillating around the belief that it’s all nature’s unlimited gifts to the earth dwellers and he must have done this when he would be in the best ever mood and also that there is no human contribution could be made to enhance or protect its charm. These all non-speaking, non-moving bio-creatures are just to get used, though whatever be the various ways to. We never bother about the pattern of vegetation over a region. We never even try to trigger up our mind to think regarding their maintenance so that we can use the produce of these priceless heritages of god persistently. We don’t think it even worth our bit attention. Though, a kind of fascination happens to occur in our mind about the immense diversity of plant life but we never bother about protecting this diversity. However, when these plants are happened to grow in the garden in a so-called scientific manner, we surely like it, appraise it and also agreed very easily to protect its beauty just because it’s man-made and also maintained by them. We are also always very pleased to see the beauty of Shimla, Nainital, Ooty etc, yet we never give this goodness of nature any place in our heart from the protection

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