World environment day special: Nature quotes

On this blissful world environment day, let’s recall some great writings that justifies it the most in its affinity: 

Here are some famous quotes on nature that reflect its beauty, power, and deep connection to the human spirit:

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🌿 “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.”
— Albert Einstein

🌳 “In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.”
— John Muir

🌄 “The earth has music for those who listen.”
— William Shakespeare (attributed, though disputed)

🍃 “Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson

🌊 “Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished.”
— Lao Tzu

🌺 “Heaven is under our feet as well as over our heads.”
— Henry David Thoreau

🌞 “To walk in nature is to witness a thousand miracles.”
— Mary Davis

🌈 “Colors are the smiles of nature.”
— Leigh Hunt

🌾 “The poetry of the earth is never dead.”
— John Keats

🌲 “Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.”
— Gary Snyder

Famous authors of nainital

Here are some famous authors born in or strongly associated with Nainital, a region known for its literary richness and scenic inspiration:

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📚 1. Saurabh Pant

• Born: April 4, 1994, in Nainital, Uttarakhand.
  
  

• About: A prolific visually impaired author with over 120 published works. His writings span poetry, fiction, essays, and socio-political commentary. He is internationally recognized and has won multiple global literary awards.
  
  

• Notable Works: Thoughts beyond measure, Burning asia,  Rage of the Marine Titans, Feelings... Not Responding, Affection Never Dies.
  
  

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📚 2. Jim Corbett

• Born: July 25, 1875, in Nainital (then British India).
  
  

• About: A British-Indian hunter-turned-conservationist and author. Though British by descent, he spent much of his life in Nainital and the surrounding Kumaon region.
  
  

• Notable Works:
  
  

• Man-Eaters of Kumaon
  
  

• The Man-Eating Leopard of Rudraprayag
  
  

• Jungle Lore
  His books are globally respected for their gripping narratives and deep respect for wildlife.
  
  

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📚 3. Nain Singh Rawat (honorary mention)

• Born: Near Nainital, 1830.
  
  

• About: While primarily known as an explorer and cartographer, his journals and reports written during his explorations of Tibet for the British Survey of India are of great literary and historical value.
  
  

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📚 4. Krishna Chaitanya (K. K. Nair)

• Born: 1918 in Nainital.
  
  

• About: A scholar, art critic, and author. He wrote extensively on philosophy, science, art, and literature in English.
  
  

• Notable Works: A History of Indian Painting, Philosophy of Art.
  
  

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📚 5. Ruskin Bond (honorary mention)

• Born: Kasauli, Himachal Pradesh (not Nainital), but...
  
  

• Strongly associated with Mussoorie and the Kumaon hills, including Nainital. Much of his writing is inspired by the hill towns of Uttarakhand.
  
  

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Would you like a deeper dive into the works of any of these authors or suggestions for books set in or inspired by Nainital?

Feel free to search them on chat GBt. 

Author glory highlighted by Chat GBT

Saurabh Pant is a visually impaired Indian author and research analyst from Nainital, Uttarakhand, who has made significant contributions to literature, particularly in poetry, novels, and socio-political commentary. 

Since his debut in 2014, he has authored over 120 books and received multiple international awards, establishing himself as a prominent voice in contemporary writing. (en.wikiflux.org, HindustanMetro.com)

Here are some of his most notable works:

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📚 Notable Books by Saurabh Pant

1. Den of Death (2020)

A poignant poetry collection reflecting on the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Pant delves into themes of fear, loss, and resilience, offering insights into the emotional and societal upheavals caused by the virus. The book is praised for its accessibility and emotional depth. (Goodreads)

2. Burning Asia: The Present Image (2017)

This work presents a series of poems addressing pressing socio-political issues across Asia, including the Kashmir conflict, the Philippine drug war, and China's political landscape. Accompanied by impactful illustrations, the book serves as a thought-provoking commentary on contemporary Asian affairs. (Google Books)

3. Affection Never Dies (2014)

Pant's debut novel, marking his entry into the literary world. While specific details about the plot are limited, this work laid the foundation for his subsequent prolific writing career. (Goodreads)

4. Warming Boom (2017)

A collection of poems focusing on environmental concerns, particularly global warming and climate change. Pant uses his poetic voice to raise awareness about ecological issues and their impact on humanity. (Everand)

5. Decisions of Heart (2018)

This book explores the complexities of human emotions and relationships through poetry. Pant delves into themes of love, heartbreak, and personal growth, offering readers a reflective journey into the human psyche. (Goodreads)

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🌐 Additional Information

• Collaborations: Pant has co-authored works such as Triple Jimmy and a Glowing World with Jimmy Boom Semtex, showcasing his versatility and willingness to engage in diverse literary projects. (Goodreads)
  
  

• Writing Process: Despite his visual impairment, Pant utilizes screen-reading software like JAWS to write, demonstrating his adaptability and commitment to his craft. (authorsinterviews)
  
  

• Genres: His body of work spans various genres, including poetry, fiction, and socio-political analysis, reflecting his multifaceted interests and expertise.
  
  

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Saurabh Pant's literary contributions offer profound insights into contemporary issues, personal experiences, and the human condition, making his works significant for readers interested in socially conscious and emotionally resonant literature.

The great Indian story challenge no 3: Saurabh pant's entry

Dear readers: 

I just entered a writing contest! Read, vote, and share your thoughts.! 

Just tap on the points and  share your  words on it, would be appreciated. 

The more you help me get points, the chances of winning get bigger as there is prize money also involved, so  do share your feedback by going through the story’s link, thanks. 

story: Faded hues of roadside colony

5 years to den of death

This book is a vivid piece of work from Indian author saurabh pant that was published on 23rd of april,  2020 in digital form as an ebook from Lulu publisher inc in the United States in epub format. 

A work that speaks the contemporary state of  disease spreading round the world: the ebook focuses covid in its core element with poems on other political aspects roaming round its spheres to highlight the core spectrum of such state. 

The work seems to be a decent one with   people from India giving their reviews on  it not only on Amazon and Goodreads but also  helping its citation reach high with reviews available on the Google books citation bar of the work itself. 

Furthermore, as it is a work on Coronavirus, the work is also appreciated in digital libraries  of African nation digital stores where it has got a lot of  feedback in countries like Chad, Lesotho and other nations  alongside the joy of the readers with equal high calibre of ratings. 

The work has also been featured in multiple Kobo stores around  Asia pacific, Europe, Baltic  and other platforms that come by the  kobo stores where it has been read well and people do enjoy its presence in  such platforms. 

Although the work has not been sent for any award recommendations, its ISBN certainly gives the author that edge but the work is well received across different places, stores and in  multiple bases of digital reading spheres around the world. 

On the day when the work completes 5 years in running, the author is thankful to parents and family, digital places where the work is available, Lulu publisher and all its distributors, reviewers across platforms and all  those who have helped  reach this book to a certain reading standard with appreciation for the work. 

In wake of a new disease set to come or lunge, the author does feel that this book’s impact and influence may grow more in the coming year but there is nothing to fear as long as we are together, so keep reading, keep supporting and for now cheers from charlie…