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  • IndiaWilds Newsletter Vol.1 Issue III

    Posted on 11 March,2009 | 1 Comment
    IndiaWilds Newsletter Vol.1 Issue III Tiger Translocation: Panacea of all ills? Sariska or rather the poaching of all the tigers from Sariska was a reflection of the sad state of our wildlife management in this […]

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  • No Tigers in Sariska Tiger Reserve It was our first trip to Sariska Tiger Reserve. I was getting impatient. The speedometer indicated it would not be safe to drive faster, given the numerous villages and […]

    Sariska Tiger Reserve

    Posted on 20 January,2009 | No Comments
    No Tigers in Sariska Tiger Reserve It was our first trip to Sariska Tiger Reserve. I was getting impatient. The speedometer indicated it would not be safe to drive faster, given the numerous villages and […]

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  • Birds in our Backyard 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 taking […]

    Birds in our Backyard

    Posted on 20 January,2009 | 12 Comments
    Birds in our Backyard 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 taking […]

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  • Tigers in the Dark

    Posted on 24 December,2008 | 3 Comments
    Tigers in the dark Its been three long years, since I had this amazing experience of wild india. It was the summer of 2005. Surjit called me to ask if I would be able […]

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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 and maintenance of wildlife sanctuaries […]

    Wildlife Tourism: Boon or Bane?

    Posted on 27 September,2008 | 13 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 and maintenance of wildlife sanctuaries […]

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  • Right of Way

    Posted on 11 September,2008 | 4 Comments
    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 of the 21st Century, the […]

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  • When Wildife Hits Back

    Posted on 9 September,2008 | 8 Comments
    When the Wildlife Hits Back: Tales from the Land of the Tiger On two occasions I had been charged by a tiger. When people hear this, the immediate reaction is Wow. Immediately, they feel jealous. […]

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  • Impact of Plastics on wild animals

    Posted on 7 September,2008 | 1 Comment
    Impact of Plastics on wild animals Plastics are not only harming humans and degrading the environment, but there is a big impact of plastics on wild animals. I would like to share the following account […]

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  • Sunabeda – Tiger Census

    Posted on 5 September,2008 | 3 Comments
    Sunabeda – 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 five in the morning and about an hour […]

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  • A Night in Similipal National Park If I have to account for my earliest experience with the Tiger, I would have to go back to Similipal National Park in the state of Orissa, India. Recalling […]

    A Night in Similipal National Park

    Posted on 10 August,2008 | 36 Comments
    A Night in Similipal National Park If I have to account for my earliest experience with the Tiger, I would have to go back to Similipal National Park in the state of Orissa, India. Recalling […]

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