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Peafowl are India’s national bird, and the iconic and flamboyant peacocks (male) can be seen around our rescue centres, interacting with residents. Peahens (females) are a little more discreet in their displays. This wild peahen is raising two beautiful chicks at our Agra Bear Rescue Facility (ABRF).

Photo by Atharva.

Damnation of the creator & the creation

Earth... in which food and cornfield have come to be, in which lives all that breathes and moves, may she confer on us the finest of her yield. Earth, in which the waters, common to all... flow unfailingly...may she pour on us milk in many streams and endow us with lustre.

♡ Yuukyuu no Tierblade -Lost Chronicle- Poll ♡ (Source)

❥ 1. Row (Seiyuu: Matsuoka Yoshitsugu)

❥ 2. Gill (Seiyuu: Seki Toshihiko)

❥ 3. Yajur (Seiyuu: Kondo Takashi)

❥ 4. Cradle (Seiyuu: Kakihara Tetsuya)

❥ 5. Atharva (Seiyuu: Terashima Takuma)

❥ 6. Sud (Seiyuu: Ishikawa Kaito)

❥ 7. Eve (Seiyuu: None)

❥ 8. Tierblade (Seiyuu: None)

Now, the film’s team has zeroed in on former TV actress Priya Bhavani Shankar who was last seen playing heroine in Vaibhav starrer Meyaadha Maan.

Kurudhi Aatttam is touted to be a thriller and is expected to begin shooting by mid of September 2018.

Also starring Radhika Sarathkumar and  Radha Ravi, the film is jointly produced by T. Muruganantham of Rockfort Entertainment and B. Karthikeyan of Bigprint Pictures and has music by Yuvan Shankar Raja.

Perturabo: The Hammer of Olympia by Mikhail Savier

The Logos

Atharva’s eyes roamed Perturabo’s armour, taking in every curve and line, every flourish of a master craftsman, together with the many modifications that bore the hallmarks of one whose knowledge of machinery was unmatched. In a moment of revelation, Atharva understood that the primarch himself had made these alterations.

“I see the handiwork of Terrawatt armourers, pre-Unity designs and eastern skill. I see distant echoes of Narodnyan craft, but echoes nonetheless. The baroque turns on the plastron and gorget lead me to believe these plates were wrought in the Kholat Syakhl forges.”

He looked closer, now seeing curling script winding around the edges of the primarch’s gauntlets, breastplate, greaves and pauldrons. They were not, as he had first thought, discrete armourers’ marks, but a single inscription moving from piece to piece.

“You bear a nomenclature sequence. Similar to that of the Emperor’s Custodians, but I do not recognise the language.”

Bijli was rescued from the streets of Agra in 2010. At 30-years-old, her left hind leg was permanently damaged when she was hit by a truck. But these days, she lives the sweet life at the Elephant Conservation and Care Centre (ECCC).

With the end of the monsoon rains comes thick vegetation and plenty of glorious mud for elephants to play in. It also makes for moody clouds and great photographs.

Photo by Atharva.