This chain also from  the forum postcrossing. I am in a group with member from Russia, India and China. I think most of the stamps are from panthera

family. Actually the tiger is not my favorite animal, and I rarely join the animal chain card. It just happened in that time I have the stamps, hehe. And now i just join the tiger group in Instagram cos i have the stamps again hehe, the group not closed yet tough.

This chain card also from the forum postcrossing, one of the earlier chain card i joined. In the forum we always have 4 member from different countries, and in this i have member from Indonesia , China, India and USA. I used stamps of Otus siaoensis aka owl and Nisaetus floris aka eagle. The China used stamps of Falco tinnuncilus and Accipiter gentilis. The India used stamp of Nicobar megapode. And USA used stamps of Willow ptarmgan and Mockingbird. It’s the only bird chain card that finally back home, hehe. I should take part in bird theme again soon :).

Still from forum Postcrossing, this theme is war. And the member group are Indonesia, India, China and New Zealand. I used the Garuda team stamps from year 2013.  I do not like war, but the theme always excited me. I always interesting with army and navy life in common. So seeing this theme in stamps really make me glad.

I really like this theme, but only have this one hehe. And this group really surprised me, it traveled soo looong, i think it already lost, but then it came back home and i really love it. I would cherish this one, haha. It also from forum Postcrossing, and the member are Indonesia, India, Taiwan and Netherlands. I think this one lost in India, but when it turn out not lost, i really happy and surprise. The post work really surprising, haha. 

This is also my one and only chain card with airplane theme. It’s traveled to Indonesia, China, Malaysia and India. I joined the group in forum Postcrossing in 2015. I used stamps from year 2011, 2014 and 2015. All were aircraft in Indonesia’s Air Force team, Sukhoi and CN 235.

Bt- cotton ( Bacillus thuringiensis) is a genetically engineered cotton which produces a natural insecticide againts selective insects while remaining harmless to other organism. The use of Bt- cotton  has grown exponentially since its introduction. India has developed its own varieties of Bt- cotton such as Bikaneri Nerma and hybrids such as (NHH 44). This has made India the number one global exporter of cotton and the second largest producer in the world.

In district of North Karnataka cotton is grown as amajor commercial crop. Area under Bt- cotton has increased significantly over the years.

Thank you so much Rahul for such interesting postcard J