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A Forest Conservation Perspectve

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Old diary entries - Old emotions

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To write.. it needs... more than... a wish!!!!

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Article in Mongabay-India

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Uncontrolled Tourism in the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve

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Ecological Tragedies - Old and New

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The Future of Forests

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Keenan and Reuben died a long time ago

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Revival Lessons from a Magical Land – https://www.deccanherald.com/revival-lessons-from-a-magical-land-722391.html

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Many cities, many countries and no habit of the cosmopolite. On the contrary, the timidity of the provincial

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Article in the Wire

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Diwali Blues - As Fire rages everywhere

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Cheap-packing across South East Asia

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The Dance of the Gods

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Baigas and their interrelationship with Diseases

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The Baiga regards himself as the most powerful magician of the world. They are held in awe by the other tribes. They use charms for every occasion such a growth of the crops, potency of the bridegroom, frustration of witches protection of the village from wild animals. Magic is the most vital and potent reality of his life.

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Livelihood of Baigas

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Kansasur mata lives in the lota. Lohasur mata in the axe - And the Baiga lives in my heart

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Baiga Facts - Food Habits

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The moment I saw her, a part of me walked out of my body and wrapped itself around her. And there it still remains - The Ministry of Utmost Happiness

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Small animals and the Household

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Elphants must die

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THE STATE OF ENVIRONMENT OF THE NILGIRI BIOSPHERE RESERVE.

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Another life story of a tribal - Exploit as much as possible

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Human-Wildlife Conflict or Human-Wildlife Interactions???

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Triangle of Life...

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Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve - The Legend of a park under Siege

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A Cry is all I have

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THE MESS THAT IS GUDALUR

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An Ecological Renaissance within us