Mangarbani and Social media
As we are trying to create awareness about the Mangar Bani forests, one of our greatest tools are social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook.
Constant updates are being made on these sites and besides relevant information, interesting anecdotes from our stay in the Mangar village are also being shared. Please go ahead and visit these pages to know more.
Your suggestions are more than welcome.
People are sending their suggestions to us on Facebook and actively sharing the content on Twitter as well:
‘The Lost Forest’, a short film by filmmaker Ishani K Dutta travels through the shady paths of Mangar Bani and reveals a sad truth — the forest could soon be the site of new highrises and gated colonies. Watch it to discover more about Mangar Bani’s fascinating wildlife, a forest deity named Gudariya Baba and some age-old cures and curses. Image: http://www.ecoearthcare.com/
Remember the large, old sycamore tree that Juli loves in the 2010 film Flipped? Have you had a similar experience? Share with us on our interactive.. Coming soon!
On Twitter, our hashtag is: #savemangarbani
You can search this hashtag and gather more information as well.
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It’s in fact very complex in this active life to listen news on Television, therefore I simply use world wide web for that purpose, and obtain the most recent news.
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