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Comment on IndiaWilds Newsletter Vol 2 Issue VIII by Hema Maira

Hema Maira — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 06:33:17 +0000

Bang on! We need to consolidate and develop a critical mass for greater, MUCH greater efficacy!!

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Comment on IndiaWilds Newsletter Vol.2 Issue VII by SudhirMishra

SudhirMishra — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 16:02:54 +0000

Sir
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Comment on Bandhavgarh Tigress Runover by Jeep by Sabyasachi Patra

Sabyasachi Patra — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 05:01:03 +0000

Dear Sanjay,
Thanks for the update. The information that you have shared shows the system in poor light. I agree with the NTCA (National Tiger Conservation Authority) suggestion regarding a CBI enquiry, as it is clear that the truth can only be uncovered by a CBI enquiry. There appears to be a concerted effort at hiding the truth and the authorities hope that public memory is short and the incident would be forgotten.

Regards,
Sabyasachi

Comment on Bandhavgarh Tigress Runover by Jeep by Sanjay

Sanjay — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 02:36:48 +0000

Dear Sabyasachi ji,
I really want to tell you something important that i know about these people –

1. – Akshay Kumar Singh, the CEO of Zila Panchayat, Umaria. idon’t know wether this person was involved or not,but that day he did went into park. what i can only say is about his character,because i have meet him 5-6 times. he is also a corrupt CEO of Zila Panchayat.he blatantly denies corruption activities in various schemes in his department,which actually happens on large scale.he was involved or not but he has definitely knowledge of event and by hiding it he is also doing a crime.

2. – K K Pandey, assistant veterinary surgeon of Tala. I have also met with this person many times.
He is also a CEO Manpur Block of Umaria Zila Panchayat.as the article presents he is also very much suspected. and in fact i also think he is really involved. i can also tell about his character.
he also owns a lavish resort in Tala. i know his story. he was a simple veterinary doctor, then by using sources he became CEO of manpur Block. by doing illegal activities with local patwries he owns many land pattas.he is also possessing crore worth of property. In so little time of CEO, he has become so rich. now any body can guess how he has acquired so much wealth.

i want also share sentiments of tigress’s small cubs.they are now in custody of forest officials.in their daily routine they are being escorted to jungle. what they only do is that they get to same place where their mother was hit and died in last moments and wait their for long time if she will ever come.

i think This is a real test of indian administrative system and political will. If this even fail, i think current generation of administrators and politicians can never save our last remaining tiger.
i don’t think there is much time left.

Comment on IndiaWilds Newsletter Vol.2 Issue VII by IndiaWilds Newsletter Vol.2 Issue VII | botswana today

IndiaWilds Newsletter Vol.2 Issue VII | botswana today — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 13:28:26 +0000

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IndiaWilds Newsletter Vol.2 Issue VII — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 12:34:40 +0000

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Comment on Energy Efficiency & Green Power by IndiaWilds Newsletter Vol.2 Issue VII

IndiaWilds Newsletter Vol.2 Issue VII — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 12:04:53 +0000

[...] Power: As an emerging economy, we are power hungry and are guzzling energy like a monster. There is an increased demand for energy with each passing day. Obviously, the planners will thing of augmenting the total power generation capacity. You may consider it to be a right decision, unless you notice that this is akin to a leaking ship. The planners obviously are trying to remove water that is entering into the leaking ship without thinking of plugging the ship. For example, the electricity transmission and distribution suffers from 30 percent losses. At an installed base of 180,000 Megawatts power generation capacity, the losses amount to 60,000 MW. This means, 15 Ultra Mega power project of 4000 MW size. When you look at the details of one of those being set up near Telineelapuram at the ecologically fragile Naupada swamps, (for further details you can check here http://www.indiawilds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=249 ) you can realise how many thousands of acres of land and biodiversity we can save. My further thoughts of Energy efficiency and Green Power can be found here: http://www.indiawilds.com/diary/energy-efficiency-green-power [...]

Comment on When Wildife Hits Back by RAVINDRA YADAV

RAVINDRA YADAV — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 15:59:16 +0000

I think there should be mechanism to check this type of practice. Those found guilty should be fined and should be asked to leave the park immediately.

RAVINDRA YADAV