Grishma Ritu, the sultry summer season in Indian culture, envelops the land in a tapestry of vibrant hues and shimmering heat. As the sun ascends to its zenith, it transforms fields into golden seas of wheat and mustard flowers, painting landscapes that resonate with life. The air thickens with warmth, each breath infused with the scent of ripe mangoes hanging from trees like nature's jewels.During this time, people seek refuge from the relentless sun under sprawling banyan trees or beside tranquil rivers where cool breezes dance across their skin. Traditional festivals bring communities together to celebrate not just survival but joy—melodies of folk songs echoing through villages as children play games designed for laughter amidst sweltering days.Culinary delights take center stage as households whip up refreshing drinks like tangy aam panna or cooling buttermilk to combat the heat. Grishma Ritu is more than just a season; it's an experience—a celebration of resilience amid scorching days and a reminder that even in intensity lies beauty waiting to be discovered. The stories whispered during sunset linger long after day turns to night…