(Image: Sinjinee Chatterjee)
Indian millennial Ritu Singh, on a business-trip was in Pondicherry, a picturesque coastal town. For several weeks, the temperature had been running unbearably 42-45oC. In July of last year, the UN Chief, on the advice of the climate-scientists, coined the term “Global Boiling”, discarding the clichéd “Climate Change”.
After day’s work, she took shelter under a beach-umbrella, murmuring “But, it’s only April.” An orange sun turned the nature mysterious. Her smartphone flashed the news of an unprecedented Mid-East flooding. Suddenly, she noticed a few floating black clouds.
Soon, she felt the soft touch of first raindrops of a new monsoon.
After day’s work, she took shelter under a beach-umbrella, murmuring “But, it’s only April.” An orange sun turned the nature mysterious. Her smartphone flashed the news of an unprecedented Mid-East flooding. Suddenly, she noticed a few floating black clouds.
Soon, she felt the soft touch of first raindrops of a new monsoon.
