by Yashika

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How Nature is Healing During the Lockdown

by Yashika

Artwork: Yashika Vats

Joined May 2021
Published Books 1

HOW NATURE IS HEALING DURING LOCKDOWN

A view of the Varanasi ghat on the third day of the country-wide lockdown. (PHOTO: Rajesh Kumar ) The Dhauladhar range of HImalayan mountains as viewed from the city of Jalandhar, Punjab, due to a steep drop in the pollution levels on day 10 of the initial 21-day lockdown to check the spread of coronavirus. (PHOTO: Pardeep Pandit/HT)

Our Lifelines — Rivers A Himalayan view

Our Lifelines — Rivers

The surface of river Ganga, which could not be cleaned despite spending crores of rupees is now cleaner than ever as reportedly none of the industrial waste is being dumped in it. Ganga may be cleaner today, than it was in 1986.

A Himalayan view

People in Jalandhar can see Himalayas from their roof top, for the first time in decades! The lockdown has cleared the air pollution to the extent that people in Punjab could catch a sight of Himalayas from some of its cities. The Himalayan range is more than 100 miles away from Punjab.

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