Birds are unsung heroes of our ecosystem, but how human activities are causing problems to Birds. Did you know Agriculture made birds loose 73% of their land. Mobile towers are creating birds loose their disorient and begin to fly in wayward manner. Not only this, a large number of birds die each year from collisions with telecommunication masts. Climate patterns have shifted throughout Earth's long history, but the speed of human-caused climate change in the Anthropocene is unprecedented, making it more difficult for birds to adapt. So how do changing climatic conditions affect birds? Birds are impacted in a number of ways, both direct and indirect — some of which may surprise you. Let's find out. Also please consider subscribing to the podcast, Amazing episodes incoming.

He was the grandson of Bhima and the son of Ghatotkacha. He was supposed to be a brave warrior having learnt the art of warfare from his mother. Lord Shiva pleased with his talent as a warrior granted him a Three special arrows. He also got a special bow from Lord Agni (God of Fire). It is said that he was so powerful that according to him the war of Mahabharata could end in 1 minute if he alone was to fight it. He is BARBARIK - the mightiest warrior of Mahabharata Barbarik was a symbol of equality, who was bound by his principle to always fight for the weaker side. Barbarik is worshipped in Rajasthan as Khatushyamji and is the community god of the Marwaris He is the only warrior in the legend of Mahabharata, who was invincible enough to be abetted by Lord Krishna himself, to commit suicide so that he can be prevented from engaging in the war. Let's find out why? References: Akshauni: https://historytelling.wordpress.com/2006/07/17/an-akshauhini/ https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/the-soldier-and-the-storyteller/barbaric-a-story-of-india/ https://www.hindufaqs.com/fascinating-stories-from-mahabharata-ep-i-story-of-barbarik/

The Pandavas had finished their 12 years of exile and 1 year of incognito (staying in disguise). When the Pandavas arrived to reclaim back their kingdom, Duryodhana refused to return back Indraprastha. A war between the Pandavas and Kauravas was inevitable. Duryodhana and Arjuna decided to meet Krishna to seek His help. They both arrived at Dwaraka. Duryodhana was the first to arrive and when he went to meet Krishna, Krishna was sleeping on His beautiful couch. There were asanas (seats) on either side along the length of the couch. What happened next? Why did Krishna chose Arjuna? Is Lord Krishna being fare in his choice? Did Duryodhana chose Quantity over Quality? Let's Find out. There are many versions of Krishna's choice of participating in Kurukshatra on behalf of Pandavas, this episode is one of them. The Lord tells us about the position of Arjuna in Bhagavad-gita (4.3) “You are My devotee and friend; thus I am teaching you the most confidential wisdom.”

OMG2 deserves more appreciation It dealt with the most complicated subject effortlessly Maybe after this, parents/elders de-taboo sex education, deals with harmonal changes of their children in a better way Overall A good movie after long time. Irony is It’s about spreading awareness among children/adult about sex education and it is A rated by CBFC.

Transformation of #UPSC from Union Public Service Commission to Unpredictable Public Service Commission lately 👉🏼 coaching centres vs UPSC 👉🏼 Aspirants remaining as aspirants Now, Then and Forever 👉🏼 Luck vs Educated guess in prelims 👉🏼 Exam center facilities 👉🏼 Civil servants attrition in recent times Opinion from an ex-aspirant

Shiv Parvati - A Tale of Love and Values to Modern Relationships Here comes another Instalment of interesting stories on Shiva, Inspired from Devdutt Pattanaik's book '7 Secrets of Shiva' The podcast episode explores the mythology and symbolism surrounding Shiva and Parvati's relationship, and how their story can offer guidance and inspiration in navigating relationships and challenges in the present day. It may also delve into how the values of devotion, commitment, and balance exemplified by Shiva and Parvati can be applied to our lives and relationships today. This Podcast also explores the point of view of Parvati whose Husband happens to be the one who looks after the universe, her struggles for companionship and how she dealt with the issue. Likewise compared with how modern relationships are affecting due to lack of companionship. Discussed about Social Exchange theory, Capital Gains theory, Goal Setting theory and other relatable aspects for modern relationships References: ‘7 Secrets of Shiva’ by Devdutt Pattanaik Psychology and Sociology theories

Shiva - Anth hi Aarambh hai Join me in this thought-provoking episode as I delve into the secrets of Lord Shiva.  In this episode I explored the concept of the phallus and its significance in Hindu mythology, as discussed in Devdutt Pattanaik's book '7 Secrets of Shiva', specifically in the chapter 'Lingeshwar Secret'.  I also compare and contrast the Western understanding of the Shiva Linga with its true meaning from an Indian perspective.  Furthermore, discussed the concept of Indology according to GS Ghurye.  Closed this amazing episode with an insightful story regarding Trimurthy of Hindu Mythology Don't miss out on this insightful conversation about the origins and meanings behind one of Hinduism's most revered deities.  Tune in now! References: 1. ‘7 Secrets of Shiva’ by Devdutt Pattanaik 2. G S Ghurye concept of Indology https://www.rajras.in/indology-perspective-by-g-s-ghurye/

Just a right time to revisit this simple yet effective story Every incident in life has connection with future incidents, which we are not able to see at that point of time. We are only able to relate it back once that connecting future incident happens. Therefore, we should always try to be optimistic and look brighter side irrespective of circumstance we are in. Whatever happens, we should be thankful for what we have, instead of getting sad about what we have lost. There's always light at the end of the tunnel

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