Padam Shri awarded as ' Encyclopedia of the Jungle ' #Tulsigowda's story tells that even big changes can be made without education and resources.

Tulsi Gowda is being discussed the most among many Vibhutis awarded with Padam Shri. When the living encyclopedia of the jungle without slippers and the same cloth wrapped around its body appeared before the President for the award, its simplicity and vibrant taunts attracted everyone's attention. If the life struggles of Tulsi Gowda are imitated, without education and resources, radical changes can be brought in the world.

Actually Tulsi was born in a family of Halkki tribe of Karnataka... in childhood her father walked and started working with mother and sisters from young age... because of this they never school I could go and could not learn to read and write... She got married at the age of 11 but her husband also did not live long...

Tulsi started taking care of trees and plants only to remove the sorrow and loneliness of her life... Her interest in #Vanaspati conservation increased and she joined as activists in the state's forestry scheme... In the year 2006, he got a job as a #treeplanter in the forest department and after fourteen years he is retired today... During this time he has planted countless trees and played a vital role in the conservation of biodiversity...

72 years old basil can't count and tell how many trees they planted in their entire life... Basil which estimates 40 thousand has planted more than one lakh trees.... Dedicating its whole life to trees Vali Tulsi has amazing knowledge about trees and plants... because of which they are also known as the #InasCyclopedia of the forest...

Despite not being educated in school, the knowledge of basil on forests and trees is no less than an #environmentalist or scientist... They know the benefits of all types of plants... How much water to which plant What kind of soil do the trees grow, it's all at their fingers....

Tulsi is still active in planting trees.. also they teach children how important trees are for our lives.. without them this earth will not be worth living...

Courtesy: Nandkishore Prajapati Kanwan