Summary Reporter Tuktuki goes to see what 'Season' it is as today's Word Of The Day is 'Season'. Tuktuki explores different people with different activities in different conditions of nature. Thus, explores the beauty of different seasons. Tuktuki and Halum are the guests on the show. Images of different seasons are shown and contestants identify seasons seeing them. Tuktuki identifies two and Halum identifies the last one. Before the last question, we meet Borsha, a girl child and her grandpa plant seedlings of palmyra trees beside the road. After planting, they count the number of seedlings. It's six (6). A VO ensures that weaver birds will again be able to build their nests in the trees. As Shiku presses the button, Borsha and her grandpa appear on screen. They are planting seedlings of palmyra trees beside the road. Halum and Tuktuki are also introduced to them. After planting them they count the number of seedlings. It's six. Through VO, we are ensured that weaver birds will again be able to build their nests in the trees which are now low in number. Trees will give fruits too. Grandma and Borsha enters home smiling with happiness. After drawing a peacock, Ikri shows interest of watching peacock dance. Asha says peacocks don't dance if there is no rain and to explain, Asha tells her a story where Konka, Bhuto and the singer Gaanwalahas to make rain. The peacock starts dancing. Realizing the importance of clouds, rain and trees Ikri now adds them to her drawing. Raya is with a pinwheel in the park to see it moves. Halum chants to move it and Raya tells her that pinwheels move by the blow of wind while wind blows on itself.

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