Arunima Mandal (Class VII)

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ARUNIMA MANDAL (CLASS VII)

TECHNO INDIA GROUP PUBLIC SCHOOL, GARIA

“DON’T DESTROY THE GREENERY, DON’T SPOIL THE SCENERY. HEAL OUR MOTHER EARTH!” Trees are the backbone of all the ecosystems on which mankind, other living and non-living beings depend. Trees produce oxygen that is the lifeline of all living organisms. Trees help to clean the air, soil and water, thereby making our earth a beautiful place to live in. But now, it’s time to Save trees, and protect our Earth. The painting is based on SAVE TREES, SAVE EARTH. It represents one of the many famous Indian art forms, Madhubani painting. ‘Madhubani’ painting originates in the Mithila region of Bihar. It was initially practised by different sections of people. This painting was discovered in 1934 by a British officer of Madhubani district. Madhubani paintings mostly depict people and their interactions with nature and deities from ancient India.

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