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We
Salute |
| Soldiers,
Police, Below the poverty line people
who live with humanity, Social workers,
NGO Founders, Hospital staff, Health
care workers, Chemists, Medicines,
Trees, Forests, Medicinal plants,
Rivers , Extinct animals, Homes,
Climate, People working in crematorium |
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Identity
Responsibility
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| National
Bird
(India) |
India
: Peacock (Indian peafowl)
The
Indian peacock, Pavo cristatus,
the national bird of India, is
a colourful, swan-sized bird,
with a fan-shaped crest of feathers,
a white patch under the eye and
a long, slender neck. The male
of the species is more colourful
than the female, with a glistening
blue breast and neck and a spectacular
bronze-green tail of around 200
elongated feathers. The female
is brownish, slightly smaller
than the male and lacks the tail.
The elaborate courtship dance
of the male, fanning out the tail
and preening its feathers is a
gorgeous sight.
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| National
Bird
(All
countries) |
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National
Bird of all UN member countries
that are available with us are shared
on the index page of that country.
It is either National Bird as per
Government of that country or most
famous bird as per various portals
sharing info about the country.
There may be some countries, where
content is yet not shared and we
will try to share it.
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| Why
only India content on this page ? |
We
started with the idea on a portal
in Thane in 1999.
We started our first
social enterprise on India in 1999.
Its not right to forget parents.
So Thane and India are our global
examples.
If we would
have started in Fiji or any other
country, it would be the global
example.
In 2001, we had started a portal
on international NGOs and later
a portal on 638387
villages in India but discontinued
it because village numbers change
anytime.
Now
International NGOs and villages
in India are merged in CSRidentity.com
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In
the world map, we share, one may question
Where is Cambodia or Malawi or Netherlands
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