Thank you Madhuri ji for the clarification.
I appreciate the great efforts taken by a nonbotanist, 78 years. Hats off.
I wish him that he recovers soon and continue his great work.
Regards
Nalini
Am 04.07.2011 21:21, schrieb Madhuri Pejaver:
Dear Nabhaji,
The person who made this ppt is a nonbotanist, 78 YEARS OLD. He has tried to
googal, send mails and collected the info whatever he could. Now our group
experts whoever have the info must help him to get the gaps filled. as well as
corrections to be made.
Frankly speaking when he prepared the slide show it was a surprise for me too.
I explained him the drawbacks which appeared to me in technical details more
than subject details. Because my subject knowledge is very poor, Later he
rectified certain things and resend it to me to send it on the forum.
Meanwhile all problems happened in his home as well as mine. so it got delayed.
Now he is in hospital, underwent a major surgery. is recovering. but may take
15 days further to recover and join the mail.
Meanwhile i will forward all mails related to ppt to him, so that rectification
can be done.
So a request to all to give suggestions, comments and pray for his speedy
recovery
Madhuri
--- On Mon, 4/7/11, Na Bha<[email protected]> wrote:
From: Na Bha<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [efloraofindia:73189] ppt of Indian State flowers
To: [email protected]
Date: Monday, 4 July, 2011, 3:15 PM
Hallo Madhuri ji,
I noticed three slides for Meghalay with three different
Flowers. What might be the reason?
Some states like Rajasthan are not there. Don't they have a
stateflower?
But the ppt is beautiful, thanks for sharing
Nalini
Am 03.07.2011 20:11, schrieb Madhuri Pejaver:
Dear ALL
SEnding herewith a ppt, related with our subject
Hope you will like it.
If you remeber i had send once a presentation of
American flowers. With this one of my friend age 77 got
inspired and made this.
Hope you will enjoy.
Madhuri
