Rohitso Tulang

23/10/2024

Net fishing 🎣 on the Klung River, a tributary of the Lohit River and Brahmaputra river system.

22/10/2024

Embarking on an international border trek, proceeding towards the Mc Mohan line.

13/10/2024

Enjoyed a photo session, sharing precious moments with family ❤️.

07/10/2024

28/06/2024

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26/06/2024

Trekking through the rough terrain towards the International border- as India shares it's boundaries with many countries like with Pakistan in the west, Afghanistan in the north West, Bangladesh in the south East, Sri Lanka in the south, Myanmar in the East, Nepal and Bhutan in the North and with China India shares borders from North West to North East.... The land Indo-Chin boundary is known as Mc Mohan line. It is an imaginary line thus there is nothing like to indicate specific locations....It is renamed after the then foreign secretary of British India Government and chiefs negotiator of Shimla Convention of 1914.

25/06/2024

International border trekking: As India shares international boundaries with many countries like Pakistan in the west, Afghanistan in the north West, Sri Lanka in the south, Nepal and Bhutan in the North, Myanmar in the East, Bangladesh in the south East and with China ( Tibet) It shares border from North West to North East. And the demarcated boundary line is known as Mc Mohan line named after Sir Henry Mc Mohan who was a foreign secretary of then British India Government and chiefs negotiator of Shimla Convention (1914).Moreover, Mc Mohan line is an imaginary line, there is no proper demarcation available to indicate the exact location of boundary.
Why China doesn't accept the Mc Mohan line as legal?
• As when the Simla Convention was concluded ( 1914) China was not a part of the Convention.
• China doesn't accept the Tibet as sovereign state, thus, doesn't have authority to conclude any international treaties, Conventions and agreements etc
• China captured Tibet in 1950, since then the Tibet lost its sovereignty and some parts of Arunachal pradesh as south Tibet that came under the union of India, hence, China doesn't accept that and renamed various locations of Arunachal.

Why is the need of Border trekking/ Patrolling?
▪︎ To take updates on current informations about the Borders such as whether illegal activities such as illegal immigrations, influx of drugs, arms and ammunition etc had took place or not or external aggression had taken place or not and so on
• better understanding of the topography/ terrain of the location so that in case of occurrence of wars , conflicts, perpetual cleavage etc , the military deployment can be done effectively in a short span of durations.
• Better coordination between arm forces and civil citizens so that in case of wars civilians could provide better possible assistance to arm forces.
It was a great experiences with the national security agent's but unfortunately, most important video clips have got deleted😪

International border trekking || Mc Mohan line || Patrolling || faulad pass India shares international borders with many countries like Pakistan in the west,...

12/06/2024

How to make traditional Fishing tackle/instruments 😅if anyone needs then place order through the comments section below 👇😆 please do like, share, give feedbacks aur follow bhee😊 kar de ta kii esh garib bande ka Kuch bhala hojaye

12/06/2024

Chale shuru karte hai 😕

11/06/2024

Asian Common toad ( Amphibian) is a poisonous toad which is commonly found in south east Asia- Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, India, China and in other South East Asian countries. In India such toads are seen throughout the year. These frogs have poison gland on their heads which aids in protecting them from predators. These frogs are terrestrial living on the ground......

10/06/2024

Parispolyphella- it is known by various names like Knaan-gar, Mawae and so on in kmaan Mishmi dialogue. You also tell that what you called it in your own dialogues/ languages in the comments sections below. 👇

Benefits of parispolyphella.
: The Benefits/ Uses of parispolyphella are as mentioned below 👇
1) It is traditionally use as to treat certain illness/ diseases such as (a) treatment of fever (b) Treatment of diarrhea, dysentery etc ( c) elimination of helminthes ( d) use it as antidote ( f) snake and insects bites( g) food poisoning ( h) food poisoning (i) can be use to cure cancer also ( j) bacterial infections and many more.
2) It can be use as food during emergency especially whenever you stuck somewhere wherein inaccessible to foods 😋
3) It keeps doctor a mile away from people- it boost immune systems that immunized all types of virus, diseases, flus and so on.

Where can be found and what is present status of this medicinal plant species?
It can be found in certain mountainous regions of Himalaya and south east Asian. In Arunachal Pradesh you can find , however, nowadays due to overexploitation it is at the verge of extinction.
It is overexploited and vulnerable medicinal plants species. Due to it's enormous medicinal properties the species is used in different medicine system to cure wide range of ailments.

How does it grows- does it grows naturally or can be cultivated/ irrigated?
Generally it grows naturally nonetheless can be either cultivated or irrigated but nobody does because of its steady grow rate. It grows a centimeter per year( one step each year) hence it takes more than 5 years to be matured plant.
The photo here is taken from my mom's parispolyphella field- She planted 100 plants species to conserved it from being extinction initially, however, now, it has multiplied to around 250 plant species. It sprouts from its fruits when it falls down on the ground when it ripes/ matured
Growing Seasons-
It starts germinating in April and flowers in May and seeds get matured in October. By beginning of the Nov to Mid Nov most of the plants parts dies out and seeds get dispersed. Hence in this way this medicinal plants grows naturally and gradually.
Conditions required for better growth
It grows well in shady moist thick forest and bamboo forest with moist soil.

08/06/2024

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07/06/2024

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04/06/2024

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31/05/2024

Fishing 🎣 and catching prawns with friends.

26/05/2024

Jungli pakshee dekne gay thein Jungle mein ...We have Ventured into the dense forest for birdwatching during midnight for the study purposes, however, unfortunately, we haven't found any birds..... may be all 🐦 have already been extinct/ disappeared or may be we have been into a wrong place where 🐦 doesn't rest at all.... As since few yrs back we have been witnessing that there are different types & varieties of bird species living in different forest in an ecosystem but with due course of periods, these bird species started disappearing from the environment gradually. Consequently, today, we rarely gets chances to see bird living around us. Today, we ah missing the melodious songs of birds... hence, we have to conserved all endangered, endemic birds species so that upcoming generations would also witness and enjoy the existence of birds in real life..otherwise, tomorrow's generation would merely study the existence of birds on the earth through the books like as we ah doing about the existence of Dinosaur and so on.