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White हे खुदा तू मुझे इतने भी दुख मत दे मैं तुम्हे भूल कर दुख को ही न खुदा बना लूं Oh God, don't hurt me so much I forget you Don't make sorrow God ©BALJEET SINGH MAHLA #sad_quotes dukh Sarfraz Ahmad Saleha ashfaq खामोशी और दस्तक Sumit alone Faheem Rahi Noorpuri

White हे खुदा तू मुझे इतने भी दुख मत दे मैं तुम्हे भूल कर दुख को ही न खुदा बना लूं Oh God, don't hurt me so much I forget you Don't make sorrow God ©BALJEET SINGH MAHLA #sad_quotes dukh Sarfraz Ahmad Saleha ashfaq खामोशी और दस्तक Sumit alone Faheem Rahi Noorpuri

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In the year 2099, Earth had transformed into a world of dazzling technology and evolving nature. Cities floated high above the surface, suspended by gravitational fields, while beneath them, the planet’s ecosystems thrived in pristine wilderness. Humanity’s advancements had come with a deep respect for the environment, blending progress with preservation. Lila, a young scientist, gazed out from her aerial habitat at the sprawling gardens below. Her project, the Biome Restoration Initiative, aimed to reintegrate extinct flora and fauna into the wild, ensuring biodiversity flourished once more. Today, she was overseeing the reintroduction of the long-lost Aurora Trees, whose luminescent leaves could once again light up the night skies. As Lila activated the restoration sequence, she marveled at how far humanity had come. The Aurora Trees began to bloom, their bioluminescence casting an ethereal glow across the landscape. The sight was both humbling and inspiring. It was a testament to a future where technology and nature coexisted harmoniously. Her holo-visor displayed a message from the Global Council: “Congratulations on the successful restoration. Your efforts pave the way for a brighter, balanced future.” Lila smiled, hopeful that in 2099, they were finally achieving the dream of a sustainable world where every step forward honored the past. ©twisha ray 2099 the last year maybe am not there #trnojo120 #FutureIsWaiting

In the year 2099, Earth had transformed into a world of dazzling technology and evolving nature. Cities floated high above the surface, suspended by gravitational fields, while beneath them, the planet’s ecosystems thrived in pristine wilderness. Humanity’s advancements had come with a deep respect for the environment, blending progress with preservation. Lila, a young scientist, gazed out from her aerial habitat at the sprawling gardens below. Her project, the Biome Restoration Initiative, aimed to reintegrate extinct flora and fauna into the wild, ensuring biodiversity flourished once more. Today, she was overseeing the reintroduction of the long-lost Aurora Trees, whose luminescent leaves could once again light up the night skies. As Lila activated the restoration sequence, she marveled at how far humanity had come. The Aurora Trees began to bloom, their bioluminescence casting an ethereal glow across the landscape. The sight was both humbling and inspiring. It was a testament to a future where technology and nature coexisted harmoniously. Her holo-visor displayed a message from the Global Council: “Congratulations on the successful restoration. Your efforts pave the way for a brighter, balanced future.” Lila smiled, hopeful that in 2099, they were finally achieving the dream of a sustainable world where every step forward honored the past. ©twisha ray 2099 the last year maybe am not there #trnojo120 #FutureIsWaiting