The Diary Game | Random Photography | Holy Basil | 04 - Oct -2025

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This plant is the Tulsi tree (scientific name: Ocimum tenuiflorum or Ocimum sanctum). In Bengali, it is commonly called Tulsi. It is widely known as a medicinal plant and is also used in worship in Hinduism. English name: Holy Basil

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It is a small herbaceous plant or shrub. Usually grows up to 30–60 cm tall. The leaves are oval, green, slightly rough and have saw-like spots on the edges. The leaves have light hairs and emit a fragrance when touched. The flowers are small, light purple or white in color, bloom in clusters at the tips of the branches. The seeds are small, black and hard. There are 2 types of Tulsi trees. 1. Ram Tulsi – green leaves, relatively mild in taste. 2. Shyam Tulsi – the color of the leaves is slightly purple, the smell and taste are more pungent.

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Tulsi trees are widely used in Ayurveda, Unani, and homeopathy. If you have a cold, cough and fever, eating boiled basil leaves reduces cold, cough and fever. If you have asthma and breathing problems, drinking the juice of the leaves with honey is beneficial. If you have digestive problems, basil works well for gas, heartburn and stomach pain. For skin diseases: Applying the paste of the leaves on boils or wounds dries them up quickly. Regular consumption of basil leaves increases immunity. Applying the juice of the leaves on insect bites reduces itching.

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In Hinduism, the basil tree is considered sacred and basil trees are planted in the courtyard of the house. Tulsi Mancha (a paved altar made around the basil tree) is used as an auspicious symbol in Hindu homes. Basil leaves are essential in the worship of Lord Vishnu and Krishna.

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Category	Photography
Drive	Mobile Phone
Model	OPPO A52
Location	Netrakona
Photographer	@sanaullah99

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