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  • It was a winter morning, and I decided to have my morning cup of tea in the sun. Suddenly I noticed a bird in the swampy land adjoining my house....

    Birds in our Backyard

    Posted on 20 January,2009 | No Comments
    It was a winter morning, and I decided to have my morning cup of tea in the sun. Suddenly I noticed a bird in the swampy land adjoining my house....

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  • Tourism: Boon or Bane Wildlife tourism is viewed as a mode of protecting our wildplaces. The monetary benefits accruing out of wildlife tourism is used to justify spending on creation...

    Wildlife Tourism: Boon or Bane?

    Posted on 27 September,2008 | 5 Comments
    Tourism: Boon or Bane Wildlife tourism is viewed as a mode of protecting our wildplaces. The monetary benefits accruing out of wildlife tourism is used to justify spending on creation...

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  •  Environmental Impact of Night Race in Formula 1 I am a big fan of Formula 1. Every day, I search all the websites reporting Formula 1 info. The disappearance of...

    Environmental Impact of Night Race in Formula 1

    Posted on 26 September,2008 | 2 Comments
     Environmental Impact of Night Race in Formula 1 I am a big fan of Formula 1. Every day, I search all the websites reporting Formula 1 info. The disappearance of...

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  •    Right of Way Roads have been the bane of most of our wild areas. Some of the pristine wildlife habitats have been dissected by roads. In the early part...

    Right of Way

    Posted on 11 September,2008 | 1 Comment
       Right of Way Roads have been the bane of most of our wild areas. Some of the pristine wildlife habitats have been dissected by roads. In the early part...

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  •   I was trekking on the outskirts of Mudumalai Tiger Reserve in July 2008 and came across elephant dung about few hundred meters from the Segur road, a prime elephant...

    Elephant Swallows Polythene Bag

    Posted on 7 September,2008 | 1 Comment
      I was trekking on the outskirts of Mudumalai Tiger Reserve in July 2008 and came across elephant dung about few hundred meters from the Segur road, a prime elephant...

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  • Sunabeda Diary: Tales from a Tiger Census January 2006  I woke up abruptly, on the incessant barking of the dogs. I fumbled across the bed for my watch; it was...

    Sunabeda Diary: Tales from a Tiger Census

    Posted on 5 September,2008 | 3 Comments
    Sunabeda Diary: Tales from a Tiger Census January 2006  I woke up abruptly, on the incessant barking of the dogs. I fumbled across the bed for my watch; it was...

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  •  Pollution due to Immersion of Idols in rivers and lakes  The festival season is upon us. Millions of Indians, from all walks of life, participate in these festivals. In Bengal...

    Religion Vs Environment

    Posted on 29 August,2008 | 7 Comments
     Pollution due to Immersion of Idols in rivers and lakes  The festival season is upon us. Millions of Indians, from all walks of life, participate in these festivals. In Bengal...

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  • A mongoose flattened by a speeding Vehicle  I love driving. A broken leg didn’t dim my enthusiasm for driving fast; rather it shifted my preferences from motorbikes to cars. Off...

    Murder on the Road

    Posted on 10 August,2008 | 1 Comment
    A mongoose flattened by a speeding Vehicle  I love driving. A broken leg didn’t dim my enthusiasm for driving fast; rather it shifted my preferences from motorbikes to cars. Off...

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