Northern plains of India do get spring but for a short lived period as compared to northern hills where it is prolong and prominent.
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| A map showing north India with western region of Indus civilization and northern region with Ganges fertile plains |
This marks a transistory phase of weather, winter behind and summer just ahead, when fields are flooded with the yellow of mustard (Brassica sp.) crop, with intoxicating fragrances all in the air.
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| A typical village, almost hidden with Mango and Eucalyptus trees and surrounded with fields of Mustard (Brassica) crop pictures at: Rasalpara |
Rivers arising from Himalayan mountain range, flowing through these northern plains, have rendered them most fertile soil resulting in thick human population........clearly showing why the Post-Vedic-civilizations of India (Aryan, Harappan and Mohanjodaro) decided to settle-down in these fertile plains of north, after the collapse of Saraswati river in west.
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Following are the pictures of a typical north Indian village, showing a day of their life:
fields with various seasonal crops, working in home and fields, a primary school, school-kids on their way through sugar cane fields;
and at the end of the day: a fire-side to cope up the chilling cold before retiring for the day.
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| Pea-hens in the field of Mustard (Brassica sp.), Yellow Bean (Cajanus cajan) and Sugar Cane (Saccharum officinarum) pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| Carrying fodder for cattle pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| Making of Cow-dung cake, to be used as fuel pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| Sugar cane processing in the fields, to be sent later to the Sugar Mill pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| A government primary school in the village pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| Cycle ride for the school through the fields pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| Group of school kids in recess pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| Learning time, happy faces, beside Wheat fields pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| Burden of school bags with a smile pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| A lot to learn and a lot to laugh pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| Recess time is a good excuse to enjoy the Sugar cane from the nearby fields pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| A little time to clean the place where their elder comes to worship pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| Came evening with a cozy fire-side to get warm before the dinner pictures at: Rasalpara |
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| Fire-side often serves a place to talk and get more understood by peers and friends pictures at: Rasalpara |
#People and places in these pictures were covered from Rasalpara, a remote village in northern state of India.
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