In one corner of Malsi, not far from the deer park and zoo, as one heads up towards the popular hill destination of Mussorie, there is a left turn that leads to a bizarre and incomplete children’s science park.
In the centre of the roughly four-acre space is a copse of wrangled trees - twisted and bent – creating a huge enclosed area as the branches kneel sharply down towards the ground. The world’s largest topiary — the science of shaping of trees — is being created here. A science, he says, that has mostly been confined to hedges and

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