The trees of Lodhi Gardan in Delhi now have their own identity with the New Delhi Municipal Council giving each of them a Quick Response, or QR code. Visitors can scan the green sighboards using their camera or the smart phone for a comprehensive detail of the tree, such as its species, origin, age, lifespan, botanical name, common name, height, width, blooming season, medicinal and other uses.
The trees of Lodhi Gardan in Delhi now have their own identity with the New Delhi Municipal Council giving each of them a Quick Response, or QR code. Visitors can scan the green sighboards using their camera or the smart phone for a comprehensive detail of the tree, such as its species, origin, age, lifespan, botanical name, common name, height, width, blooming season, medicinal and other uses.
The trees of Lodhi Gardan in Delhi now have their own identity with the New Delhi Municipal Council giving each of them a Quick Response, or QR code. Visitors can scan the green sighboards using their camera or the smart phone for a comprehensive detail of the tree, such as its species, origin, age, lifespan, botanical name, common name, height, width, blooming season, medicinal and other uses.
The trees of Lodhi Gardan in Delhi now have their own identity with the New Delhi Municipal Council giving each of them a Quick Response, or QR code. Visitors can scan the green sighboards using their camera or the smart phone for a comprehensive detail of the tree, such as its species, origin, age, lifespan, botanical name, common name, height, width, blooming season, medicinal and other uses.
The trees of Lodhi Gardan in Delhi now have their own identity with the New Delhi Municipal Council giving each of them a Quick Response, or QR code. Visitors can scan the green sighboards using their camera or the smart phone for a comprehensive detail of the tree, such as its species, origin, age, lifespan, botanical name, common name, height, width, blooming season, medicinal and other uses.
A 20 metre replica of the Eiffel Tower made out of 15 tonnes of metal scrap from automobiles and garden railings at the recently opened Waste to Wonder Park in New Delhi. The theme park has replicas of seven iconic structures including the Taj Mahal, the Statue of Liberty and even the Pyramids, all made using scrap.
A 20 metre replica of the Eiffel Tower made out of 15 tonnes of metal scrap from automobiles and garden railings at the recently opened Waste to Wonder Park in New Delhi. The theme park has replicas of seven iconic structures including the Taj Mahal, the Statue of Liberty and even the Pyramids, all made using scrap.
A 20 metre replica of the Eiffel Tower made out of 15 tonnes of metal scrap from automobiles and garden railings at the recently opened Waste to Wonder Park in New Delhi. The theme park has replicas of seven iconic structures including the Taj Mahal, the Statue of Liberty and even the Pyramids, all made using scrap.
A 20 metre replica of the Eiffel Tower made out of 15 tonnes of metal scrap from automobiles and garden railings at the recently opened Waste to Wonder Park in New Delhi. The theme park has replicas of seven iconic structures including the Taj Mahal, the Statue of Liberty and even the Pyramids, all made using scrap.
A 20 metre replica of the Eiffel Tower made out of 15 tonnes of metal scrap from automobiles and garden railings at the recently opened Waste to Wonder Park in New Delhi. The theme park has replicas of seven iconic structures including the Taj Mahal, the Statue of Liberty and even the Pyramids, all made using scrap.
A 20 metre replica of the Eiffel Tower made out of 15 tonnes of metal scrap from automobiles and garden railings at the recently opened Waste to Wonder Park in New Delhi. The theme park has replicas of seven iconic structures including the Taj Mahal, the Statue of Liberty and even the Pyramids, all made using scrap.
The Aravallis no longer provide fodder, nor bring rain. As a result, groundwater is depleting due to over - extraction and the fields are turning into a desert - Raja Ram Bhamla, a farmer from Harchandpur village, Haryana
The Aravallis no longer provide fodder, nor bring rain. As a result, groundwater is depleting due to over - extraction and the fields are turning into a desert - Raja Ram Bhamla, a farmer from Harchandpur village, Haryana
The Aravallis no longer provide fodder, nor bring rain. As a result, groundwater is depleting due to over - extraction and the fields are turning into a desert - Raja Ram Bhamla, a farmer from Harchandpur village, Haryana