Silent spring
Haldhar Nag, a popular nature poet, is a worried man today. He has written extensively on the six seasons of Oriss and has profiled nature in its myriad forms. But when he reads his old compo-sitions now, he feels nostalgic and at the same time pain. "The seasons have changed their nature,' he rues, adding, "animals and trees have also changed their wont.' Most people feel the absence of three seasons