00:00In this article we will tell a very interesting story.
00:03Just think, where have those birds that once used to chirp in the courtyard of every house disappeared these days?
00:11Is.
00:11Their survival in the new cities is certainly in danger, but this is not a story of despair; rather, it
00:18It is about the wonderful efforts of ordinary citizens who are making their cities whole again for these birds.
00:25Are turning into safe havens.
00:41It used to be a customary part of household chores to provide food and water for the witches early in the morning.
00:48It wasn't a hobby, it was a tradition. These birds were so human-like that they would fly straight from the windows and roofs of houses.
00:56But he would come and sit. How much
01:09The thatched roofs where birds used to nest happily have now disappeared. And then there are the insect-infested gardens.
01:15The excessive use of it has wiped out the birds' food, i.e. insects.
01:21that both the place and the food are
01:24These poor birds had to migrate. But as we said earlier, people
01:31The situation hasn't been silent. Take the example of Rakesh Khatri, who is often called India's Nestman.
01:37Yes. Just look at this Hindi
01:40918,000 is no small number. This is the number of nests they built single-handedly.
01:47They are made from it. This is truly a significant achievement. Even a single person can be so significant to a community.
01:53This is his one living life that he can accomplish this feat.
01:56He is a shining example. And he is doing this tremendous work through his Eco Roots Foundation. Khatri
02:02It has been proved that if the dedication is true then even in the noisy and buzzing cities, birds can be saved.
02:08This foundation can only be used to build nests.
02:25whose mission is rapidly evolving over time. Initially, they started with just 50 people at Marina Beach.
02:31She distributed simple wooden nests. But she didn't stop there. The very next year, she teamed up with local princes and started making clay nests.
02:39Such wonderful homes
02:55You can see that on one side is Sadhna, who is pulling her nests up to the balconies of houses all over the city.
03:01And on the other hand, there is the tremendous effort of Kukila Ramesh Jain who has transformed the overcrowded Divaraja Market of Mysore.
03:08N between A
03:23Not only this, but even ordinary people are turning their balconies into luxurious retreats under the influence of caste power.
03:31Even without being a part of it, a big change can begin from the roof of every house.
03:36that there is a little bit of pus in life
03:50Jiya Priya has created such a perfect atmosphere on her terrace that it's beyond words.
03:57Look. First come the crows, then the doves, then the squirrels, then the parrots, and so on.
04:05In the end �
04:05Ants come and clean the roof of the scattered grains with great skill. Every animal has its own
04:12A certain time is fixed. This is nature's own customary system, which it has established on a single roof.
04:18and Disha's Suniti Gadwa
04:21Anyone would be amazed by the dedication. Just imagine the life sciences pool in India's scorching heat.
04:28He replaced the fans on his house's roof with coolers for the birds.
04:35So that there are more birds than friends
04:50After all these wonderful stories, let's talk about some practical work.
04:57How can common people create a safe environment for birds around their homes during this time?
05:02It is very easy and brings back wild life to the cities.
05:17And make sure to provide clean, shallow water for drinking and bathing. If fruit and berry plants
05:23If so, that would be great. But remember, the most important condition is that this area be free of chemicals.
05:29It must be absolutely clean. Only a zero chemical zone is suitable for these birds.
05:46Be careful not to use artificial thread, nylon, or cotton. This small mistake can be detrimental to these delicate birds.
05:54This can be life-threatening for children. Children can become severely entangled in these strong threads.
06:00always jump
06:13How can the infrastructure of our cities progress so that we can
06:20It is still remarkable that a full-fledged Bahamian can be established with this fragile local wild life.
06:27Finally, dear Vajia
06:43It leaves us with an important question: What kind of a place is this in any local neighborhood right now?
06:49Small changes can be made that will allow these lovely birds to return to our homes again.
06:55Can give a treat.
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