Lucknow: In Bundelkhand, Uttar Pradesh, everyone is troubled in the scorching heat these days. In the heat of the sun, the river ponds are all drying up. Everyone is worried about water. Animals and birds are also coming towards the city due to lack of water in the forests. All efforts have been made to make Bundelkhand watery, but the situation remains the same. Now due to lack of water in the forests of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, wild animals have come under threat.

In view of this, an elderly woman has started a very good initiative. The passion of 60-year-old Rani alias Kushma, a resident of Katra, is formed on sight. For many years, the queen has been living in a hut near the Devi place near the Bagai river and in the scorching heat, she serves the animals with her life. Rani is doing this so that the life of monkeys in the forests of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh does not come in danger due to lack of water. The funny thing is that while giving water from the hand pump, the queen calls these monkeys by name - Pappu, Munnu, Kalu etc. And these monkeys also come as soon as their mother is calling them. On hearing the sound, these monkeys reach the hand pump and after drinking water, they return to the forests.

The elderly mother runs a hand pump to quench their thirst amidst the fire raining from the sky, the monkeys quench their thirst with the water of this hand pump amidst the drying water sources in the dense forests. For almost 8 years, the process of making a hut of the queen and giving water to the monkeys is going on unabated, which, according to the queen, will continue till her survival.

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