What happens to those homeless? - Dr (Ms) Sharad Singh

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23.02.2022 ... एक हरा-भरा पेड़ काटे जाने से दर्जनों चिड़ियां, हज़ारों चीटियां, असंंख्य कीड़े-मकोड़े बेघर हो जाते हैं। जबकि नए पेड़ को उतना बड़ा होने में कम से कम 10-20 साल लगते हैं। तब तक उन बेघरों का क्या होता है, क्या कभी सोचा है? - डॉ (सुश्री) शरद सिंह

23.02.2022 ... Dozens of birds, thousands of ants, innumerable insects and insects become homeless due to the cutting of a green tree.  Whereas it takes at least 10-20 years for a new tree to become that big.  Till then what happens to those homeless, have you ever thought? - Dr (Ms) Sharad Singh

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