Ashepasher Gachhgachhalir Oushadhi O Soundarya Gun /

Kalmegh, Ghritakumari, Telakucho, Palta, Akand, Baichi, Thankuni, Kulekhara, Brahmi, Kalmi, Halenchar Were Scattered In The Streets Of Rural Bengal. Now Many Of Them Have Been Lost Or Are About To Be Lost. The Present Generation Is Not Even Aware Of Their Qualities. There Are Nisinda Leaves For Fever Like This, Basak For Cold And Cough, Basil Leaves. Kulekhara In Anemia, Brahmi In The Development Of Intellect, The Use Of Herbs In Insomnia Is Very Well Known. For Worms, The Juice Of Raw Black Cloud Leaves And Pineapple Leaves At Seven In The Morning Is Still Considered To Be An Antidote. For Stomach Problems, The Use Of Thankuni Leaves And Gandal Leaves Is Good. To Stop The Bleeding, Apply Forest Basil, Crushed Stone, Marigold, Or Rubbish On The Wound - All These Were Very Familiar In Childhood. Even A Few Days Ago, It Was A Very Common Thing To Fence A House With Verandah, Jibli, Or Palta Tree Branches. In The Month Of Chaitra, When The Twigs Were Plucked, The Roots Would Easily Come Out Of It And Become A Tree. Now The Jibali Or Palta Mother Tree Is Almost Invisible. Among The Wild Trees, The Flowers Of Some Trees Like Dadmardan, Palta Madar (Parijat), Keokandar Look So Beautiful That They Can Be Planted At Home As Ornamental Trees. Chakunda, Dadmardan Tree Juice Is Used As A Medicine For Dermatitis. Even The Nettle Tree That We Avoid When It Touches The Skin Is Used As A Medicine For Skin Diseases, Urinary Problems, Headaches, And Asthma.