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         The Dodo Dodo bird in an extinct flightless bird weighing about 22 to 40 pounds .The diet of this bird consists of druids,seeds and nuts. This bird commonly lived in the island of Mauritius 🦤. It's hooked beaks was used as a tool while harvesting foods. The closest living relatives of the Dodo are the penguin, pigeon and doves.Dodo bird was first sighted by Dutch settlers  1598.This bird had no natural predators allowing them to thrive around the Mauritius island. So why and how did they go extinct?? The Dodo bird was illegally hunt by the Dutch sailers visiting the island and it was completely extinct in 1638 not even a decade after it was discovered.They could not fly and were slow and defend less against there predators.And progressive weight gain making them easily noticeable.

Some ideas on screen time In today's world, screens are everywhere – from smartphones to computers to TVs. While they bring convenience and entertainment, spending too much time in front of screens can have negative effects on our health and overall well-being. Eexcessive screen time can harm our eyes. Staring at screens for long periods can cause eye strain, dryness, and even blurred vision. It's important to take breaks and give our eyes a rest to prevent these problems. Too much screen time can affect our sleep. The blue light emitted by screens can interfere with our body's natural sleep-wake cycle, making it harder to fall asleep and stay asleep. Limiting screen use before bedtime can help improve the quality of our sleep and also reduce secretion of hormones that regulate moods and sleep like dopamine ,serotonin etc. Spending too much time on screens can impact our physical and mental health. It can lead to a sedentary lifestyle, increasing the risk of obesity and oth

Your Health Hey everyone! Today, I'll to talk about something very important: our health. Taking care of ourselves is crucial, and it doesn't have to be complicated. Let's dive into three easy ways we can all stay healthy. First off, let's chat about eating right. Instead of reaching for those sugary snacks or greasy fast food, try to eat more fruits, veggies, and whole grains into your diet. These foods are packed with vitamins and nutrients that keep our bodies strong and energized. Plus, they can help prevent things like heart disease and obesity. So next time you're craving a snack, grab an apple instead of a candy bar! Next up, let's talk about exercise. I know, I know, it can be hard to find the motivation sometimes. But even just a little bit of physical activity each day can make a big difference. Whether it's going for a walk, riding your bike, or playing a sport with friends, find something you enjoy and make it a regular part of your routine. Not

           The Pena Introducing the Pena : The Pena is a traditional bowing string musical instrument from Northeast state of Manipur .The Pena consists of two major parts namely Maru or Tha (body)and the cheijing (bow).The cheijing is made from wood ,metal bells, horsetail .The Pena has been used for centuries in classical musics and folk songs.The Pena is instructed not to touch without proper dress and without taking a bath as a symbol of respect for the instrument.The Pena is played while recieved gift from the royal family or the king himself. It is an instrument that has been used by the people particularly the meitei ,maring and some other tribes dating back to the 33 AD . With its delicate sound and beautiful design the Pena is a true representation of the rich cultural heritage in the state.The Pena itself is a work of art. Pena is also plays an important role in the celebration of the festival of gods and goddesses known as Lai Haoraoba of the meiteis and many other social ga

Manipur is a princely state in the northeast region of India .It is also called as      kangleipak . It has conquered southern part of china , Myanmar .It was an independent kingdom and had never been under  colonization of any country or kingdom until 1891 when the meitei army were defeated by the British at Khongjom (Khongjom war) .It is the land of jewel and a sports house of the country.It is famous for its diverse culture and unique flora and fauna . Manipur is surrounded by mountains as it is in the Himalayan range.Manipur is borders by Nagaland, Assam, Mizoram to the East,North, west respectively.It is also bordered with Myanmar (Burma) to the southeast. The State Emblem of Kangleipak is represented by the above picture.       It is a native place to different tribes ,the. meitei,chiru,anal,aimol,kom,maring,kabui, tangkhul,rongmei,liangmei,any many other indigenous tribes .They had settled here for thousand of years . And The people of Manipur speak tibeto-burma language like

 Firstly let me start by introducing myself.My name is Jashwal Ningombam @Lingjelkhaba Angom .I am a student from Manipur from Northeast India and I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy In Career Point University. Today I am writing a blog on my college life and I'll be sharing how my life as a Northeast person in Rajasthan  Life is great here , professors guide us in every possible way to enhance our goal and build a career,the seniors are also very dependable. But what if I was asked about any drawbacks of staying here ..yes there is some issues that I face as a Northeast student.Guess what it is. Ofcourse it is the food and temperature that is making me hard to adjust in this place .In the Northeast we eat foods that is cooked with less oil and spices or no oil at all ..we prefer it boiled curry cooked with fermented fish in addition to that we eat white rice every day and night.So for me it is very hard to adjust for me for the first one two months .I