After a long long time, I am seeing my blog. I am surprised to find it has past a decade since I started my blog. Many changes happened all this time. I should find time to update my blog.

Kota Parthasaradhi in Mizoram

Making of sculpture titled ‘Rannung’ in National Art Festival at Aizwal, Mizoram.

Insects

Insects make up approximately 80 percent of the total number of animals on earth. More than one million species of insects have been classified. Estimates of the total number of species vary from 2,500,000 to 10,000,000. Although humans generally regard insects as harmful, most insects are actually harmless or helpful. In fact, less than 2 per cent of all species are harmful. Some are harmful agricultural pests while others carry diseases. Some insects are beneficial, pollinating flowers and crops. Insects constitute more than half of the diet of fishes, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and small mammals. In some parts of the world insects are eaten by humans.
My sculptures titled “Bug”&”Insects” are the creative forms which I enjoy doing them and is also an effort to attract human attention towards this beautiful animal.

In Search of Green

In Search of Green-1

In Search of Green-2

In Search of Green-3

As soon as I come back from school, I used to throw my bag at home, go out to play. I ran into meadows chasing butterflies, dragonflies and roaming around here and there in the greenery. At last when I am tiered I used to climb trees eating fruits and taking rest on it. After the sunset as the darkness falling I got down the trees and walked back home. Now I go back to search the greenery, but in ...................?

In Search of Green -1 has won South Central Zone Cultural Center Award in National Competitions organised by Ministry of Culture at Nagpur in 2005.

In Search of Green -2 has won an Award in National Competitions organised by Indian Academy of Fine Arts at Amritsar in 2006.

In Search of Green -3 is in collection of Gurjarvani a Christan missionary in Ahmadabad.