গত কয়েকদিন ধরে, আমরা আমাদের জানালায় অতিথি আসছে — একটি পক্ষী দম্পতি, সম্ভবত তাদের বাড়ি তৈরির জন্য একটি স্থানের সন্ধান করছে। এই দম্পতি স্কেল-ব্রেস্টেড মুনিয়া ওরফে দাগযুক্ত মুনিয়া। স্কেল-ব্রেস্টেড মুনিয়া একটি সুন্দর চেহারার পাখি যা সাধারণত একটি চড়ুই পাখির আকারের হয় এবং এমনকি শহরেও এটি খুঁজে পাওয়া কঠিন নয়। তারা প্রধানত ঝাঁকে পাওয়া যায় এবং …
The journey from Ranchi to Netarhat, the "Queen of Chotanagpur," unfolded beautifully among verdant fields and quaint villages. Arriving at Naturehat Resorts, we enjoyed rustic comfort while savoring local cuisine. As we visited Magnolia Sunset Point and explored the enchanting landscapes, we were captivated by the area's legends and tranquility. The experience deepened family bonds, fostering appreciation for nature's splendour. Leaving Netarhat stirred a longing to return, highlighting its essence as a cherished memory.
A charming couple of Scaly-breasted munias has been visiting the writer's window daily since June, possibly with plans to nest. These beautiful, chestnut-chested birds are normally found in flocks and communicate with soft calls. The writer enjoys their company and looks forward to the possibility of them making a home on their balcony. The writer emphasizes their opposition to caging birds and finds joy in observing the couple's daily activities and hopes they raise a family there.
Sustaining Life is a medical initiative by Medical Officers of a reputed multispecialty hospital in Ranchi. They offer personalized in-home consultations, focusing on longevity and well-being. Their services include chronic illness management, referrals to specialists, and flexible, compassionate care. Patients can contact them for home consultations, monthly follow-ups, and prescription and diagnostic services. Sustaining Life aims to provide reliable and compassionate healthcare at the patient's doorstep.
The rain cancelled our plans in Dumka—temples unseen, meetings deferred, intentions paused. What began as a practical journey, even a hopeful one for our son’s future, dissolved into stillness. Then came Tarapith. Not as an alternative, but as an answer—quietly reminding us that some paths are chosen for us, not by us.
