Thunderstorms have long been a part of life during India’s monsoon and pre-monsoon seasons, but lately, they’ve started arriving with alarming intensity. Earlier this week, northern India bore the brunt of one such storm. It struck suddenly and fiercely, leaving a trail of destruction across several regions. People were caught unaware, and sadly, some didn’t make it through the night. According to the Free Press Journal, at least 30 people lost their lives due to incidents like falling trees and collapsing buildings. But while the human tragedy is front and center, another heartbreak unfolded, and was largely overlooked. In Singar village near Jhansi, over 100 parrots were found dead after the storm passed. The villagers woke to a surreal and gut-wrenching sight: bright green feathers scattered across the fields, the silence only adding to the shock. More than 50 other birds were badly hurt, some barely hanging on. Watch the video: A video capturing the aftermath – dozens of parrots lying lifeless – spread quickly on social media. Locals, stunned by the scene, contacted the …