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It is precisely by belonging within that order that human beauty is most fully revealed. This principle is established from the very first images. The film does not begin with a close-up of Maria's face. Nor does it introduce her through narration or dialogue. Instead, the camera first opens onto the vastness of mountains, sky and open fields. Only after the audience has absorbed the scale and grandeur of the landscape does Maria appear, as one element within the wider composition. This is more than a visual choice. It establishes the relationship between the human person and the world. Nature is not there simply to draw attention to Maria. Nor does Maria arrive to conquer or dominate the landscape. Both belong within the same order, where every element has its proper place. For that reason, when Maria begins to sing, the audience does not feel that she is performing before nature. Rather, it feels as though she is joining a world whose music has long been sounding. The lyrics themselves express this same idea. "The hills are alive with the sound of music." The music does not begin with Maria. The hills are already alive with song. Her voice does not bring life to nature. It is a response to a beauty that was already there. The verses that follow continue the same thought. Her heart longs to sing every song it hears. To laugh with the streams. To sing like the birds among the hills. Here, the human person does not stand apart from the world to observe or control it. Instead, they become part of the rhythm already woven into nature. Robert Wise expresses the same principle through the language of cinema. Wide landscape shots are used more frequently than close-ups. The camera keeps enough distance for Maria and the surrounding landscape to share the same frame. Even when she spins across the hillside or runs through the meadows, the landscape retains a significance equal to that of the character herself. The audience therefore does not watch Maria alone. They experience the wider world to which she belongs. This creates an important distinction. Had Maria consistently dominated the frame, the landscape would merely have become a backdrop. Robert Wise chooses a different approach. He allows nature, the human figure and the music to participate together in a unified composition. No element exists simply to serve another. Each contributes to the meaning of the whole. This also explains why Maria's movements feel so natural. Her turns, her steps and her gestures are never designed simply to draw attention to herself. They seem instead to continue the rhythm of the wind, the hills and the melody that surrounds her. Human beings do not become more beautiful by standing apart from the world. They become more beautiful when they move in harmony with the world in which they live. The same principle can be observed in nature. A bird in flight is not beautiful merely because of the bird itself. Its beauty emerges through the harmony between its wings, the open sky, the movement of the air and the act of flight itself. If one were to separate the bird from the sky, it would still remain a bird. Yet something essential to the beauty of its flight would be lost. So it is with human beings. The beauty of a person is most fully revealed when they discover their place within a greater order, where every relationship contributes to revealing who they truly are. Perhaps this is one reason why the opening of The Sound of Music has continued to resonate with audiences across generations. The film begins with more than a celebrated song or a magnificent landscape. It begins with a way of understanding the human person. Robert Wise does not place Maria above the world around her, making her the centre of everything. Instead, he allows her to become part of a larger whole. Within that harmony, the beauty of Maria, of nature and of music is revealed together. That is the enduring principle at the heart of this remarkable opening sequence: human beings are at their most beautiful not when they stand apart from the world, but when they discover their rightful place within a greater order, where every part contributes to the beauty of the whole.

The Sound of Music (1965): When Human Beauty Is Revealed Within a Greater Order The opening sequence of The Sound of Music (1965) remains one of the most recognisable images in the history of classical cinema. Upon the green hills of the Austrian Alps, Maria, portrayed by Julie Andrews, stretches out her arms and begins to sing The Sound of Music. Around her lie sweeping mountain ranges, open meadows and an expansive sky. The lyrics speak of hills filled with music, songs that have echoed through the ages, and the joy of a heart united with the natural world. The scene is often remembered for the beauty of its imagery and its unforgettable melody. Yet the lasting power of this opening lies in something deeper. Robert Wise builds the entire sequence upon a single organising principle: he does not place Maria at the centre of the world. Instead, he allows the human person to discover their place within a greater order. It is precisely by belonging within that order that human beauty is most fully revealed. This principle is established from the very first images. The film does not begin with a close-up of Maria's face. Nor does it introduce her through narration or dialogue. Instead, the camera first opens onto the vastness of mountains, sky and open fields. Only after the audience has absorbed the scale and grandeur of the landscape does Maria appear, as one element within the wider composition. This is more than a visual choice. It establishes the relationship between the human person and the world. Nature is not there simply to draw attention to Maria. Nor does Maria arrive to conquer or dominate the landscape. Both belong within the same order, where every element has its proper place. For that reason, when Maria begins to sing, the audience does not feel that she is performing before nature. Rather, it feels as though she is joining a world whose music has long been sounding. The lyrics themselves express this same idea. "The hills are alive with the sound of music." The music does not begin with Maria. The hills are already alive with song. Her voice does not bring life to nature. It is a response to a beauty that was already there. The verses that follow continue the same thought. Her heart longs to sing every song it hears. To laugh with the streams. To sing like the birds among the hills. Here, the human person does not stand apart from the world to observe or control it. Instead, they become part of the rhythm already woven into nature. Robert Wise expresses the same principle through the language of cinema. Wide landscape shots are used more frequently than close-ups. The camera keeps enough distance for Maria and the surrounding landscape to share the same frame. Even when she spins across the hillside or runs through the meadows, the landscape retains a significance equal to that of the character herself. The audience therefore does not watch Maria alone. They experience the wider world to which she belongs. This creates an important distinction. Had Maria consistently dominated the frame, the landscape would merely have become a backdrop. Robert Wise chooses a different approach. He allows nature, the human figure and the music to participate together in a unified composition. No element exists simply to serve another. Each contributes to the meaning of the whole. This also explains why Maria's movements feel so natural. Her turns, her steps and her gestures are never designed simply to draw attention to herself. They seem instead to continue the rhythm of the wind, the hills and the melody that surrounds her. Human beings do not become more beautiful by standing apart from the world. They become more beautiful when they move in harmony with the world in which they live. The same principle can be observed in nature. A bird in flight is not beautiful merely because of the bird itself. Its beauty emerges through the harmony between its wings, the open sky, the movement of the air and the act of flight itself. If one were to separate the bird from the sky, it would still remain a bird. Yet something essential to the beauty of its flight would be lost. So it is with human beings. The beauty of a person is most fully revealed when they discover their place within a greater order, where every relationship contributes to revealing who they truly are. Perhaps this is one reason why the opening of The Sound of Music has continued to resonate with audiences across generations. The film begins with more than a celebrated song or a magnificent landscape. It begins with a way of understanding the human person. Robert Wise does not place Maria above the world around her, making her the centre of everything. Instead, he allows her to become part of a larger whole. Within that harmony, the beauty of Maria, of nature and of music is revealed together. That is the enduring principle at the heart of this remarkable opening sequence: human beings are at their most beautiful not when they stand apart from the world, but when they discover their rightful place within a greater order, where every part contributes to the beauty of the whole.

𝗖𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗠𝗲𝗹𝗼𝗱𝗶𝗲𝘀

10,750 просмотров • 24 дней назад

🇸🇾✝️ Maaloula (or Ma‘lūlā) is a historic town in Syria, renowned for its cultural and religious significance. It is located about 56 kilometres northeast of Damascus, perched in the rugged mountains at an altitude of over 1,500 meters. Here are some notable features about Maaloula: Aramaic Language: Maaloula is one of the few places in the world where some of its inhabitants still speak Western Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus Christ. Efforts have been made to preserve this ancient language, though it is increasingly endangered. Monastery of Saint Sergius and Bacchus (Mar Sarkis): This ancient monastery dates back to the 4th century and is named after two Roman soldiers who became Christian martyrs. It features early Christian architecture and houses relics and altars from pre-Christian times. Monastery of Saint Thecla (Mar Takla): Dedicated to Saint Thecla, a follower of Saint Paul who, according to tradition, sought refuge in Maaloula. The site is said to house her tomb. It is a popular pilgrimage destination for those seeking healing and blessings. Unique Architecture: The town’s houses are built into the cliffs and exhibit traditional Syrian architecture, blending harmoniously with the natural landscape. Conflict and Damage: In recent years, Maaloula suffered during the war, with damage to its historic sites and displacement of its population by the 'rebels'. Efforts have since been underway to restore its ancient structures and revive its cultural heritage. Recent reports and video evidence reveal a devastating situation in the historic town of Maaloula. Under targeted attacks and harassment by Turkish-backed HTS militias, this cultural treasure faces grim challenges. The actions of these sectarian militants appear aimed at displacing and ethnically cleansing the Christian community that has called Maaloula home for centuries. This sacred town, known for its harmony and heritage, is in urgent need of attention and support. Let us stand in solidarity with Maaloula and its people during this difficult time. Spread awareness and keep this historic town in your thoughts. Video Source: Amazing Places on Our Planet

🇸🇾✝️ Maaloula (or Ma‘lūlā) is a historic town in Syria, renowned for its cultural and religious significance. It is located about 56 kilometres northeast of Damascus, perched in the rugged mountains at an altitude of over 1,500 meters. Here are some notable features about Maaloula: Aramaic Language: Maaloula is one of the few places in the world where some of its inhabitants still speak Western Aramaic, the language spoken by Jesus Christ. Efforts have been made to preserve this ancient language, though it is increasingly endangered. Monastery of Saint Sergius and Bacchus (Mar Sarkis): This ancient monastery dates back to the 4th century and is named after two Roman soldiers who became Christian martyrs. It features early Christian architecture and houses relics and altars from pre-Christian times. Monastery of Saint Thecla (Mar Takla): Dedicated to Saint Thecla, a follower of Saint Paul who, according to tradition, sought refuge in Maaloula. The site is said to house her tomb. It is a popular pilgrimage destination for those seeking healing and blessings. Unique Architecture: The town’s houses are built into the cliffs and exhibit traditional Syrian architecture, blending harmoniously with the natural landscape. Conflict and Damage: In recent years, Maaloula suffered during the war, with damage to its historic sites and displacement of its population by the 'rebels'. Efforts have since been underway to restore its ancient structures and revive its cultural heritage. Recent reports and video evidence reveal a devastating situation in the historic town of Maaloula. Under targeted attacks and harassment by Turkish-backed HTS militias, this cultural treasure faces grim challenges. The actions of these sectarian militants appear aimed at displacing and ethnically cleansing the Christian community that has called Maaloula home for centuries. This sacred town, known for its harmony and heritage, is in urgent need of attention and support. Let us stand in solidarity with Maaloula and its people during this difficult time. Spread awareness and keep this historic town in your thoughts. Video Source: Amazing Places on Our Planet

Kevork Almassian

43,580 просмотров • 1 год назад

திருக்குறள் தெரியாத ரகசியங்கள். Decoding of thirukkural: Thirukkural 🗿 🕊️OG the greatest Thirukkural, is the highest narration in ancient Tamil science — the greatest of all ancient sciences — which divided every world talent into 64 arts. Among these, the art of narration, the art of speech, and the art of publishing all belong to a single divine art: the art that teaches how to transfer knowledge to others, whether through communication, speech, or writing. In that, the narration, the world’s best narration, is Thirukkural, which holds the purest and finest narration. The entire world — all that nature holds — its philosophy and truth are contained within this single book, the Thirukkural. In the art of narration, the number 7 is considered the highest number, and within Tamil grammar, it plays a sacred role in Thirukkural. The Thirukkural has 133 chapters — if we add the digits (1 + 3 + 3), it becomes 7. It contains 1330 scripts, and again, if we add those digits, it gives 7. Each script holds 7 words, showing that 7 is the divine number of narration. This makes Thirukkural the highest narration, where every philosophy of life can be found — even medicine and every form of knowledge rest within it. If a man seeks to know anything or faces any problem, he can blindly turn to Thirukkural, analyze it, and find his answer there. The Thirukkural is the OG of all time. It has traveled through countless years — and even after many, many years plus three more — it will continue to travel through time. This is the nature and the most powerful essence of Thirukkural, and this is the reason it is most celebrated by the people. #tamilculture🙏❤️

திருக்குறள் தெரியாத ரகசியங்கள். Decoding of thirukkural: Thirukkural 🗿 🕊️OG the greatest Thirukkural, is the highest narration in ancient Tamil science — the greatest of all ancient sciences — which divided every world talent into 64 arts. Among these, the art of narration, the art of speech, and the art of publishing all belong to a single divine art: the art that teaches how to transfer knowledge to others, whether through communication, speech, or writing. In that, the narration, the world’s best narration, is Thirukkural, which holds the purest and finest narration. The entire world — all that nature holds — its philosophy and truth are contained within this single book, the Thirukkural. In the art of narration, the number 7 is considered the highest number, and within Tamil grammar, it plays a sacred role in Thirukkural. The Thirukkural has 133 chapters — if we add the digits (1 + 3 + 3), it becomes 7. It contains 1330 scripts, and again, if we add those digits, it gives 7. Each script holds 7 words, showing that 7 is the divine number of narration. This makes Thirukkural the highest narration, where every philosophy of life can be found — even medicine and every form of knowledge rest within it. If a man seeks to know anything or faces any problem, he can blindly turn to Thirukkural, analyze it, and find his answer there. The Thirukkural is the OG of all time. It has traveled through countless years — and even after many, many years plus three more — it will continue to travel through time. This is the nature and the most powerful essence of Thirukkural, and this is the reason it is most celebrated by the people. #tamilculture🙏❤️

𝙄𝙣𝙗𝙖 𝐌𝐫 𝙃𝙪𝙢𝙖𝙣𝙞𝙨𝙩

17,648 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Riding through this coastal pathway opened my eyes—not just to the economic potential of this region by the shores, but also to the daily struggles of the people who call it home. Many here live rich in nature, resources, and culture, yet lack the basic infrastructure others take for granted. I met a young Okada rider who told me this is his daily route. Imagine facing this tough journey every single day—what I saw as an adventure is his reality. That left me speechless. So, before you say the coastal road isn’t worth building, think again. This project isn’t just about roads—it’s about communities, opportunities, and futures. Tomorrow, you could be a landlord here. Your next business could thrive here. Or maybe this very road will safely connect you to your hometown. One way or another, we will all benefit. Let's keep the government accountable and encourage their efforts Nigeria will be great—it starts with you and me. God bless us 🙏

Riding through this coastal pathway opened my eyes—not just to the economic potential of this region by the shores, but also to the daily struggles of the people who call it home. Many here live rich in nature, resources, and culture, yet lack the basic infrastructure others take for granted. I met a young Okada rider who told me this is his daily route. Imagine facing this tough journey every single day—what I saw as an adventure is his reality. That left me speechless. So, before you say the coastal road isn’t worth building, think again. This project isn’t just about roads—it’s about communities, opportunities, and futures. Tomorrow, you could be a landlord here. Your next business could thrive here. Or maybe this very road will safely connect you to your hometown. One way or another, we will all benefit. Let's keep the government accountable and encourage their efforts Nigeria will be great—it starts with you and me. God bless us 🙏

Just Ozed

24,066 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Alligator Alert: Wild Lake Day with the Inshore Boys!” (or “Florida Boys vs. Gator Lake: Pure Childhood Chaos 😎”) In the heart of Florida, where the sun beats down on glassy lakes and adventure calls louder than any gator’s growl, the Inshore Boys set out for another unforgettable day on the water. These Florida boys—full of energy, curiosity, and that unbreakable brotherly bond—launch their boat into the warm shallows, ready for whatever the wild throws at them. “Alligator! Alligator! Look at that!” one of the boys shouts, eyes wide with a mix of thrill and caution as a dark shape glides through the water. The boat turns quickly, hearts racing, but these aren’t just any kids—they’re the Inshore Boys, raised on fishing rods, creek swims, and “boys will be boys” energy. They spot the gator, respect the wild, and keep the good times rolling. Soon the engine quiets, and it’s time for the real fun. Splashes echo across the lake as the boys dive in, swimming, climbing, and exploring like modern-day explorers. Wet Crocs squeak through the underbrush, laughter bounces off the trees, and for a moment, they’re living every kid’s dream: freedom, nature, and a touch of danger. One brother channels his inner Scuba Steve, paddling fearlessly while the others cheer him on. No screens, no rules—just sun-soaked skin, muddy feet, and memories forged in the Florida heat. From the boat to the bank and back again, this day on the lake captures the raw joy of growing up wild. It’s peak childhood: a little risky, a whole lot epic, and 100% unforgettable. These boys remind us all—let ’em explore, let ’em get dirty, and watch them thrive. Stay tuned for more gator-dodging, boat-flipping adventures! 🤙

Alligator Alert: Wild Lake Day with the Inshore Boys!” (or “Florida Boys vs. Gator Lake: Pure Childhood Chaos 😎”) In the heart of Florida, where the sun beats down on glassy lakes and adventure calls louder than any gator’s growl, the Inshore Boys set out for another unforgettable day on the water. These Florida boys—full of energy, curiosity, and that unbreakable brotherly bond—launch their boat into the warm shallows, ready for whatever the wild throws at them. “Alligator! Alligator! Look at that!” one of the boys shouts, eyes wide with a mix of thrill and caution as a dark shape glides through the water. The boat turns quickly, hearts racing, but these aren’t just any kids—they’re the Inshore Boys, raised on fishing rods, creek swims, and “boys will be boys” energy. They spot the gator, respect the wild, and keep the good times rolling. Soon the engine quiets, and it’s time for the real fun. Splashes echo across the lake as the boys dive in, swimming, climbing, and exploring like modern-day explorers. Wet Crocs squeak through the underbrush, laughter bounces off the trees, and for a moment, they’re living every kid’s dream: freedom, nature, and a touch of danger. One brother channels his inner Scuba Steve, paddling fearlessly while the others cheer him on. No screens, no rules—just sun-soaked skin, muddy feet, and memories forged in the Florida heat. From the boat to the bank and back again, this day on the lake captures the raw joy of growing up wild. It’s peak childhood: a little risky, a whole lot epic, and 100% unforgettable. These boys remind us all—let ’em explore, let ’em get dirty, and watch them thrive. Stay tuned for more gator-dodging, boat-flipping adventures! 🤙

NancyH

88,040 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Guarikh, The wild Tulip: national flower of Balochistan By: Mir Yar Baloch 22 April 2026 The flower shown in the image is most likely a wild tulip belonging to the genus Tulipa, and in the mountainous regions around Quetta especially the Chiltan range it is commonly identified as a native species such as Tulipa montana. In the Balochi language, this striking flower is known as “Guarikh,” a name that carries cultural warmth and local pride. Found abundantly in areas like Hazarganji-Chiltan National Park, this wild tulip thrives naturally in the rugged and rocky terrain of the Republic of Balochistan, where the climate is semi-arid, winters are cold, and spring brings just enough moisture for life to flourish. Guarikh is a small yet visually captivating flower, typically growing between 10 to 25 centimeters in height. Its bright red petals, sometimes tinged with orange, form a smooth cup-like shape that opens gracefully toward the sky. At the center, vibrant yellow stamens create a beautiful contrast, making the flower stand out vividly against the muted tones of the surrounding mountains and gravelly soil. Its leaves are narrow, green, and slightly curved, growing close to the ground, which helps the plant conserve moisture and withstand harsh environmental conditions. Despite its delicate appearance, the Guarikh is highly adapted to survive in one of the toughest natural landscapes. The blooming season of this wild tulip usually falls in early spring, particularly during March and April. This short yet magical period transforms the otherwise dry and barren hills of Chiltan into a colorful spectacle. Vast patches of red flowers appear almost suddenly, covering slopes and valleys like a natural carpet. This seasonal transformation not only enhances the visual beauty of the region but also signals renewal and life after the long winter months. Ecologically, the Guarikh plays a quiet but important role in maintaining balance within its environment. It provides nectar and pollen for insects such as bees, supporting pollination and sustaining local biodiversity. Its presence is often an indicator of a healthy ecosystem, as it grows best in undisturbed soils with natural seasonal cycles. In a region where vegetation is sparse, each plant contributes significantly to the ecological network. Beyond its environmental value, the Guarikh holds deep cultural significance for the people of Balochistan. It is often seen as a symbol of resilience and beauty emerging from hardship, reflecting the spirit of the land and its inhabitants. Growing from rocky, dry soil and blooming without human intervention, it represents purity, endurance, and the quiet strength of nature. For many locals, it is more than just a flower it is a seasonal blessing that brings joy and inspiration. Just as the Guarikh flower grows naturally without any human intervention or support and establishes its own beauty, in the same way the Balochistan freedom movement, like Guarikh, has been growing on its own for the past seven decades without any external assistance or backing. It has been developing, maturing, gaining strength, and has firmly rooted itself among the Baloch nation. Therefore, there is a clear resemblance between Guarikh and the Balochistan freedom movement. The people of Balochistan, since they live far from cities, gather and tie together Guarikh flowers and give them to one another as bouquets as an expression of love. Guarikh is also considered a symbol of love in Balochistan, where Baloch freedom fighters carry these flowers in their hands as a way of expressing their deep affection for their homeland and their everlasting, priceless love for the Balochistan. The presence of Guarikh greatly enhances the natural charm of Balochistan. During its blooming season, the Chiltan mountains and surrounding landscapes attract visitors, photographers, and nature enthusiasts who come to witness this rare and beautiful phenomenon. The vivid red blossoms against the earthy browns and greys of the mountains create a dramatic and unforgettable, giving Balochistan a unique floral identity that rivals famous flower regions around the world. However, despite its natural abundance, the Guarikh faces potential threats from overgrazing, climate change, and increasing human activity. Protecting its habitat, particularly within areas like Hazarganji Chiltan National Park, is essential to ensure that future generations can continue to witness this symbol of natural beauty. The Republic of Balochistan is taking tangible steps aware the people to take care of their nature. Conservation efforts and awareness can help preserve this delicate yet resilient flower. In conclusion, the Guarikh, a wild tulip of the Tulipa genus, stands as a remarkable emblem of Balochistan’s natural heritage. Its vibrant bloom in the harsh mountain terrain is not only a visual delight but also a powerful reminder of nature’s ability to create beauty under the most challenging conditions. #BalochistanIsNotPakistan Video credit: Baba E Kalan.

Guarikh, The wild Tulip: national flower of Balochistan By: Mir Yar Baloch 22 April 2026 The flower shown in the image is most likely a wild tulip belonging to the genus Tulipa, and in the mountainous regions around Quetta especially the Chiltan range it is commonly identified as a native species such as Tulipa montana. In the Balochi language, this striking flower is known as “Guarikh,” a name that carries cultural warmth and local pride. Found abundantly in areas like Hazarganji-Chiltan National Park, this wild tulip thrives naturally in the rugged and rocky terrain of the Republic of Balochistan, where the climate is semi-arid, winters are cold, and spring brings just enough moisture for life to flourish. Guarikh is a small yet visually captivating flower, typically growing between 10 to 25 centimeters in height. Its bright red petals, sometimes tinged with orange, form a smooth cup-like shape that opens gracefully toward the sky. At the center, vibrant yellow stamens create a beautiful contrast, making the flower stand out vividly against the muted tones of the surrounding mountains and gravelly soil. Its leaves are narrow, green, and slightly curved, growing close to the ground, which helps the plant conserve moisture and withstand harsh environmental conditions. Despite its delicate appearance, the Guarikh is highly adapted to survive in one of the toughest natural landscapes. The blooming season of this wild tulip usually falls in early spring, particularly during March and April. This short yet magical period transforms the otherwise dry and barren hills of Chiltan into a colorful spectacle. Vast patches of red flowers appear almost suddenly, covering slopes and valleys like a natural carpet. This seasonal transformation not only enhances the visual beauty of the region but also signals renewal and life after the long winter months. Ecologically, the Guarikh plays a quiet but important role in maintaining balance within its environment. It provides nectar and pollen for insects such as bees, supporting pollination and sustaining local biodiversity. Its presence is often an indicator of a healthy ecosystem, as it grows best in undisturbed soils with natural seasonal cycles. In a region where vegetation is sparse, each plant contributes significantly to the ecological network. Beyond its environmental value, the Guarikh holds deep cultural significance for the people of Balochistan. It is often seen as a symbol of resilience and beauty emerging from hardship, reflecting the spirit of the land and its inhabitants. Growing from rocky, dry soil and blooming without human intervention, it represents purity, endurance, and the quiet strength of nature. For many locals, it is more than just a flower it is a seasonal blessing that brings joy and inspiration. Just as the Guarikh flower grows naturally without any human intervention or support and establishes its own beauty, in the same way the Balochistan freedom movement, like Guarikh, has been growing on its own for the past seven decades without any external assistance or backing. It has been developing, maturing, gaining strength, and has firmly rooted itself among the Baloch nation. Therefore, there is a clear resemblance between Guarikh and the Balochistan freedom movement. The people of Balochistan, since they live far from cities, gather and tie together Guarikh flowers and give them to one another as bouquets as an expression of love. Guarikh is also considered a symbol of love in Balochistan, where Baloch freedom fighters carry these flowers in their hands as a way of expressing their deep affection for their homeland and their everlasting, priceless love for the Balochistan. The presence of Guarikh greatly enhances the natural charm of Balochistan. During its blooming season, the Chiltan mountains and surrounding landscapes attract visitors, photographers, and nature enthusiasts who come to witness this rare and beautiful phenomenon. The vivid red blossoms against the earthy browns and greys of the mountains create a dramatic and unforgettable, giving Balochistan a unique floral identity that rivals famous flower regions around the world. However, despite its natural abundance, the Guarikh faces potential threats from overgrazing, climate change, and increasing human activity. Protecting its habitat, particularly within areas like Hazarganji Chiltan National Park, is essential to ensure that future generations can continue to witness this symbol of natural beauty. The Republic of Balochistan is taking tangible steps aware the people to take care of their nature. Conservation efforts and awareness can help preserve this delicate yet resilient flower. In conclusion, the Guarikh, a wild tulip of the Tulipa genus, stands as a remarkable emblem of Balochistan’s natural heritage. Its vibrant bloom in the harsh mountain terrain is not only a visual delight but also a powerful reminder of nature’s ability to create beauty under the most challenging conditions. #BalochistanIsNotPakistan Video credit: Baba E Kalan.

Mir Yar Baloch

11,573 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

#Hyderabad : 🌊 From Dumpyard, Encroachments to Beautiful Lake; #Kukatpally #NallaCheruvu Reborn! 🌳✨ Locals Enjoy the Scenic Atmosphere🌊 #HYDRAA made it Possible! ✳️ Encroachments removed ✳️16 sheds demolished within FTL ✳️Lake area doubled from 16 acres to 28 acres ✳️Pathway & boating facilities developed ✳️7 inlets + new outlets to prevent flooding ✳️Groundwater recharged, Biodiversity revived Kukatpally Nallacheruvu Transformed HYDRAA Commissioner inspects development works – Local residents enjoy the Scenic atmosphere Kukatpally Nallacheruvu, once choked with debris and sewage, has been revived and is now brimming with fresh rainwater. What was once a polluted dumping ground has today been transformed into a scenic waterbody. In just four months, HYDRA cleared encroachments, removed years of silt and construction waste, and restored the lake. With the recent rains, the lake has filled up, much to the delight of local residents. It has now become a spot for boating and recreation, showcasing the efforts and perseverance of HYDRA despite challenges and criticism. On Thursday, HYDRAA A.V. Ranganath visited the Nallacheruvu lake to review the development works. Lake Area Doubled The lake had shrunk to just 16 acres due to encroachments. After reviewing revenue and village records, HYDRA cleared 16 business sheds built within the FTL boundary, removed dumped debris, and desilted up to 4 meters deep. The foul smell is gone, and the lake’s area has now nearly doubled to 28 acres within four months. With just a couple of rains, the lake has filled up. Officials said this revival was possible with the cooperation of all departments, local MLAs, and corporators. Protecting Nearby Habitations from Floods Earlier, rainwater would flood nearby residential colonies since there was no channel for water to enter the lake. Now, 7 inlets have been created to bring water into the lake, and the old outlet has been developed along with a new one to safely drain excess water. Measures were taken to prevent sewage from mixing with lake water. Islands have been created to support biodiversity. Boating has resumed, groundwater levels have improved, and borewells have been recharged. A 1.5 km pathway around the lake has been laid, with nearly 600 people visiting daily for walking and recreation. On weekends, it has become a picnic spot. Facilities such as health amenities and community halls for small gatherings are also being developed, making the lake a multi-purpose space. Towards a Green & Safe City HYDRA Commissioner Mr. A.V. Ranganath said that reviving Nallacheruvu faced many challenges. At one stage, when demolition of encroachments began, including 16 sheds within the FTL on September 22, there was resistance and hardships. Despite obstacles, HYDRAA continued its work and results are now visible. As part of the first phase, six lakes were taken up for development. Of these, Bathukamma Kunta (Amberpet) and Nallacheruvu (Kukatpally) are nearly ready, while four others—Bamruknudoula Lake, Uppal Nallacheruvu, Thammadikunta, and Sunnam Lake—will be completed soon. In the next phase, 13 more lakes will be developed. He added that lakes play a vital role—preventing floods in monsoon and addressing water scarcity in summer. This initiative is in line with the vision of Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, who a century ago built two major reservoirs—Osman Sagar and Himayat Sagar—for flood control and water security. Following that path, Hyderabad aims to become a model flood-free city in India.

#Hyderabad : 🌊 From Dumpyard, Encroachments to Beautiful Lake; #Kukatpally #NallaCheruvu Reborn! 🌳✨ Locals Enjoy the Scenic Atmosphere🌊 #HYDRAA made it Possible! ✳️ Encroachments removed ✳️16 sheds demolished within FTL ✳️Lake area doubled from 16 acres to 28 acres ✳️Pathway & boating facilities developed ✳️7 inlets + new outlets to prevent flooding ✳️Groundwater recharged, Biodiversity revived Kukatpally Nallacheruvu Transformed HYDRAA Commissioner inspects development works – Local residents enjoy the Scenic atmosphere Kukatpally Nallacheruvu, once choked with debris and sewage, has been revived and is now brimming with fresh rainwater. What was once a polluted dumping ground has today been transformed into a scenic waterbody. In just four months, HYDRA cleared encroachments, removed years of silt and construction waste, and restored the lake. With the recent rains, the lake has filled up, much to the delight of local residents. It has now become a spot for boating and recreation, showcasing the efforts and perseverance of HYDRA despite challenges and criticism. On Thursday, HYDRAA A.V. Ranganath visited the Nallacheruvu lake to review the development works. Lake Area Doubled The lake had shrunk to just 16 acres due to encroachments. After reviewing revenue and village records, HYDRA cleared 16 business sheds built within the FTL boundary, removed dumped debris, and desilted up to 4 meters deep. The foul smell is gone, and the lake’s area has now nearly doubled to 28 acres within four months. With just a couple of rains, the lake has filled up. Officials said this revival was possible with the cooperation of all departments, local MLAs, and corporators. Protecting Nearby Habitations from Floods Earlier, rainwater would flood nearby residential colonies since there was no channel for water to enter the lake. Now, 7 inlets have been created to bring water into the lake, and the old outlet has been developed along with a new one to safely drain excess water. Measures were taken to prevent sewage from mixing with lake water. Islands have been created to support biodiversity. Boating has resumed, groundwater levels have improved, and borewells have been recharged. A 1.5 km pathway around the lake has been laid, with nearly 600 people visiting daily for walking and recreation. On weekends, it has become a picnic spot. Facilities such as health amenities and community halls for small gatherings are also being developed, making the lake a multi-purpose space. Towards a Green & Safe City HYDRA Commissioner Mr. A.V. Ranganath said that reviving Nallacheruvu faced many challenges. At one stage, when demolition of encroachments began, including 16 sheds within the FTL on September 22, there was resistance and hardships. Despite obstacles, HYDRAA continued its work and results are now visible. As part of the first phase, six lakes were taken up for development. Of these, Bathukamma Kunta (Amberpet) and Nallacheruvu (Kukatpally) are nearly ready, while four others—Bamruknudoula Lake, Uppal Nallacheruvu, Thammadikunta, and Sunnam Lake—will be completed soon. In the next phase, 13 more lakes will be developed. He added that lakes play a vital role—preventing floods in monsoon and addressing water scarcity in summer. This initiative is in line with the vision of Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, who a century ago built two major reservoirs—Osman Sagar and Himayat Sagar—for flood control and water security. Following that path, Hyderabad aims to become a model flood-free city in India.

Surya Reddy

32,193 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

Norway is more than a nation, it is thousands of years of heritage, genes and tradition. Norway is a land carved by ice, guarded by mountains, embraced by the sea. For thousands of years, men and women have endured here, shaping their lives in rhythm with nature, and passing on their strength through blood, tradition and memory. Before the Vikings sailed into the chronicles of the world, people lived here as hunters and gatherers, fishers and farmers. When the glaciers released their grip, the first footsteps followed the reindeer herds across the raw and untamed land. From the beginning, survival was built on reverence for what the earth and sea provided. Then came the time of farms and villages. Generations learned to till the soil, to tame animals, to forge communities founded on loyalty, honour and kinship - and with them rose the myths of Odin, Thor, Freya, of gods mirroring the storms, the harvest and the fire in human hearts. The Viking Age carried Norway’s name far beyond its fjords. From 800 to 1050, the ocean became our road, our battlefield, our lifeline. Vikings were more than raiders: they were builders, explorers, craftsmen, women and men who sought honor, land and destiny. They left runes not only in stone, but in the very memory of nations, reaching from the rivers of Russia to the shores of Vinland. With the end of the Viking Age, Norway entered a new chapter – gathered under one crown, baptized into Christendom, bound closer to Europe. Yet the old spirits never vanished. They lived on in stave churches carved like sacred forests, in folk songs echoing through valleys, in tales of trolls, spirits, and the unseen. Our traditions, the bunad, the crafts, the music, all carry whispers of the ancient soul of Norway. And always, alongside this, the Sámi people. Europe’s firstborn nation of the North. Their reindeer herds, their joik, their languages, their spiritual bond with earth and sky – they are not a footnote, but a living root of this land. Their story, too, is Norway’s story. Our genes are memory. Each generation inherits the trials and triumphs of those before, and adds their own to the great chain. We are descendants of hunters who braved the ice, of farmers who cleared fields from stone, of seafarers who crossed oceans, of Sámi who lived with the tundra and its silence. Norway is not merely a state upon a map. Norway is a legacy of endurance. A pattern etched into soil, blood and spirit. A people who have withstood storms, wars, hunger, and darkness – and who, every time, rise again. Norway is our DNA.

Norway is more than a nation, it is thousands of years of heritage, genes and tradition. Norway is a land carved by ice, guarded by mountains, embraced by the sea. For thousands of years, men and women have endured here, shaping their lives in rhythm with nature, and passing on their strength through blood, tradition and memory. Before the Vikings sailed into the chronicles of the world, people lived here as hunters and gatherers, fishers and farmers. When the glaciers released their grip, the first footsteps followed the reindeer herds across the raw and untamed land. From the beginning, survival was built on reverence for what the earth and sea provided. Then came the time of farms and villages. Generations learned to till the soil, to tame animals, to forge communities founded on loyalty, honour and kinship - and with them rose the myths of Odin, Thor, Freya, of gods mirroring the storms, the harvest and the fire in human hearts. The Viking Age carried Norway’s name far beyond its fjords. From 800 to 1050, the ocean became our road, our battlefield, our lifeline. Vikings were more than raiders: they were builders, explorers, craftsmen, women and men who sought honor, land and destiny. They left runes not only in stone, but in the very memory of nations, reaching from the rivers of Russia to the shores of Vinland. With the end of the Viking Age, Norway entered a new chapter – gathered under one crown, baptized into Christendom, bound closer to Europe. Yet the old spirits never vanished. They lived on in stave churches carved like sacred forests, in folk songs echoing through valleys, in tales of trolls, spirits, and the unseen. Our traditions, the bunad, the crafts, the music, all carry whispers of the ancient soul of Norway. And always, alongside this, the Sámi people. Europe’s firstborn nation of the North. Their reindeer herds, their joik, their languages, their spiritual bond with earth and sky – they are not a footnote, but a living root of this land. Their story, too, is Norway’s story. Our genes are memory. Each generation inherits the trials and triumphs of those before, and adds their own to the great chain. We are descendants of hunters who braved the ice, of farmers who cleared fields from stone, of seafarers who crossed oceans, of Sámi who lived with the tundra and its silence. Norway is not merely a state upon a map. Norway is a legacy of endurance. A pattern etched into soil, blood and spirit. A people who have withstood storms, wars, hunger, and darkness – and who, every time, rise again. Norway is our DNA.

Rebecca Mistereggen

17,825 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад

After a lifetime dedicated to racing, 2026 will mark my final season as a professional racing driver. Not the end of the journey, but the beginning of a new chapter. Motorsport has been my life for as long as I can remember. It gave me discipline and grit before I knew why I needed them, and purpose in moments when the road ahead was far from clear. From the suburbs of São Paulo to Monaco, racing shaped my life in ways I could never have imagined. It changed me profoundly as a driver, as a person, as a father, and as a human being. I gave everything I had to this sport, and in return, it gave me a life beyond anything I could have dreamed of. I am deeply grateful to my family, who supported me from day zero. Every sacrifice, every difficult decision, every moment away from home since I was 17 years old, every victory, and every defeat was carried together with them. Without their love, patience, and belief, none of this would have been possible. I have a wonderful wife and children who helped me make this decision. A very special thank you to Formula E, where I have spent the last fourteen years surrounded by extraordinary people—people who started writing on napkins and created an amazing championship, and whom I now consider family. Formula E is my home, and my home is Formula E. This decision comes with emotion, but also with peace. Every great race has a final lap, and I want mine to be driven with the same intensity, commitment, and love that brought me here. I will give everything in my final races in 2026. The future is bright, and I will share more news with you soon.

After a lifetime dedicated to racing, 2026 will mark my final season as a professional racing driver. Not the end of the journey, but the beginning of a new chapter. Motorsport has been my life for as long as I can remember. It gave me discipline and grit before I knew why I needed them, and purpose in moments when the road ahead was far from clear. From the suburbs of São Paulo to Monaco, racing shaped my life in ways I could never have imagined. It changed me profoundly as a driver, as a person, as a father, and as a human being. I gave everything I had to this sport, and in return, it gave me a life beyond anything I could have dreamed of. I am deeply grateful to my family, who supported me from day zero. Every sacrifice, every difficult decision, every moment away from home since I was 17 years old, every victory, and every defeat was carried together with them. Without their love, patience, and belief, none of this would have been possible. I have a wonderful wife and children who helped me make this decision. A very special thank you to Formula E, where I have spent the last fourteen years surrounded by extraordinary people—people who started writing on napkins and created an amazing championship, and whom I now consider family. Formula E is my home, and my home is Formula E. This decision comes with emotion, but also with peace. Every great race has a final lap, and I want mine to be driven with the same intensity, commitment, and love that brought me here. I will give everything in my final races in 2026. The future is bright, and I will share more news with you soon.

Lucas Di Grassi

53,851 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад