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An Industrialist, Politician & Philanthropist Kamal Morarkar with wife Kalantari & Saint, Shri Bhayyuji Maharaj lights the lamp during the exhibition on wildlife ‘The Natures Trail’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 23 June 2011.

An Industrialist, Politician & Philanthropist Kamal Morarkar & Saint, Shri Bhayyuji Maharaj during the exhibition on wildlife ‘The Natures Trail’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 23 June 2011.

An Industrialist, Politician & Philanthropist Kamal Morarkar with wife Kalantari & Saint, Shri Bhayyuji Maharaj during the exhibition on wildlife ‘The Natures Trail’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 23 June 2011.

An Industrialist, Politician & Philanthropist Kamal Morarkar with wife Kalantari & Saint, Shri Bhayyuji Maharaj lights the lamp during the exhibition on wildlife ‘The Natures Trail’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 23 June 2011.

Saint, Shri Bhayyuji Maharaj lights the lamp during the exhibition on wildlife ‘The Natures Trail’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 23 June 2011.

An Industrialist, Politician & Philanthropist Kamal Morarkar & Saint, Shri Bhayyuji Maharaj holds poster during the exhibition on wildlife ‘The Natures Trail’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 23 June 2011.

One of the Leopard stayed overnight at a house in Vela gram near besa road, Nagpur on Satureday,26 feb 2011

One of the Leopard stayed overnight at a house in Vela gram near besa road, Nagpur on Satureday,26 feb 2011

The Minister of State for Environment and Forests (Independent Charge) Jairam Ramesh addresses during the release of a Manual on Wildlife Species in trade, in New Delhi on Thursday, 20 January 2011.

Meera Sanyal, Country Executive of RBS India, poses for the photographer during the press conference to announce 10th Sanctuary- RBS Wildlife Awards in Mumbai on Thursday, 02 December 2010.

Editor of Sanctuary Asia Bittu Sahgal gestures during the press conference to announce 10th Sanctuary- RBS Wildlife Awards in Mumbai on Thursday, 02 December 2010.

Editor of Sanctuary Asia Bittu Sahgal with Meera Sanyal, Country Executive of RBS India with the award winners pose for the photographers during the press conference to announce 10th Sanctuary- RBS Wildlife Awards in Mumbai on Thursday, 02 December 2010.

Editor of Sanctuary Asia Bittu Sahgal with Meera Sanyal, Country Executive of RBS India congrates winner Baiju Patil during the press conference to announce 10th Sanctuary- RBS Wildlife Awards in Mumbai on Thursday, 02 December 2010.

Tens of Thousands of Migratory Birds of various species e.g. Comman Tale, Morehen, Geez, Mallard, Bromniduck and Redheaded Pochard etc cherish the winter season of Kashmir valley, in Kashmir on Saturday, 13 November 2010. Approximately five lakhs of migratory birds from Serbia, Alaska and other cold regions have been landed at valleys prominent wetland hokarsar at present. It is pertinent to say that arrival of bird’s starts from September last and ands in February last per year.

Tens of Thousands of Migratory Birds of various species e.g. Comman Tale, Morehen, Geez, Mallard, Bromniduck and Redheaded Pochard etc cherish the winter season of Kashmir valley, in Kashmir on Saturday, 13 November 2010. Approximately five lakhs of migratory birds from Serbia, Alaska and other cold regions have been landed at valleys prominent wetland hokarsar at present. It is pertinent to say that arrival of bird’s starts from September last and ands in February last per year.

Tens of Thousands of Migratory Birds of various species e.g. Comman Tale, Morehen, Geez, Mallard, Bromniduck and Redheaded Pochard etc cherish the winter season of Kashmir valley, in Kashmir on Saturday, 13 November 2010. Approximately five lakhs of migratory birds from Serbia, Alaska and other cold regions have been landed at valleys prominent wetland hokarsar at present. It is pertinent to say that arrival of bird’s starts from September last and ands in February last per year.

Tens of Thousands of Migratory Birds of various species e.g. Comman Tale, Morehen, Geez, Mallard, Bromniduck and Redheaded Pochard etc cherish the winter season of Kashmir valley, in Kashmir on Saturday, 13 November 2010. Approximately five lakhs of migratory birds from Serbia, Alaska and other cold regions have been landed at valleys prominent wetland hokarsar at present. It is pertinent to say that arrival of bird’s starts from September last and ands in February last per year.

Tens of Thousands of Migratory Birds of various species e.g. Comman Tale, Morehen, Geez, Mallard, Bromniduck and Redheaded Pochard etc cherish the winter season of Kashmir valley, in Kashmir on Saturday, 13 November 2010. Approximately five lakhs of migratory birds from Serbia, Alaska and other cold regions have been landed at valleys prominent wetland hokarsar at present. It is pertinent to say that arrival of bird’s starts from September last and ands in February last per year.

Varieties of migratory birds fly from Pobitora Wildlife sanctuary in the outskirts of Guwahati on Friday, 12 November 2010. These birds have migrated to this part of the northeast India with the onset of winter season every year during the end of the year and the beginning of the New Year.

Varieties of migratory birds fly from Pobitora Wildlife sanctuary in the outskirts of Guwahati on Friday, 12 November 2010. These birds have migrated to this part of the northeast India with the onset of winter season every year during the end of the year and the beginning of the New Year.

Bittu Sahgal, Editor of Sanctuary Asia, Magazine during the inauguration of photo exhibition organized by university of experience at Piramal gallery of NCPA in Mumbai on Friday, 27 August 2010.

Bittu Sahgal, Editor of Sanctuary Asia, Magazine looks at the photo during the inauguration of photo exhibition organized by university of experience at Piramal gallery of NCPA in Mumbai on Friday, 27 August 2010.

Bittu Sahgal, Editor of Sanctuary Asia, Magazine during the inauguration of photo exhibition organized by university of experience at Piramal gallery of NCPA in Mumbai on Friday, 27 August 2010.

Bittu Sahgal, Editor of Sanctuary Asia, Magazine during the inauguration of photo exhibition organized by university of experience at Piramal gallery of NCPA in Mumbai on Friday, 27 August 2010.

Photographer Kunj Trivedi poses for the photographers during his first photography exhibition on wildlife titled ‘Through My Lens’ at Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai on Friday, 18 June 2010.

Photographer Kunj Trivedi poses for the photographers during his first photography exhibition on wildlife titled ‘Through My Lens’ at Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai on Friday, 18 June 2010.

Joy, a 4 years old male Royal Bengal Tiger died in the Assam State Zoo cum Botanical Garden in Guwahati on Sunday, 11 April 2010. Assam State Zoo officials cremate the body of. Joy, who was rescued from Jaipur subdivision of Dihing Patkai WildLife Sanctuary of upper Assam under Dibrugarh district on 19th September 2006 at the age of six month and taken to the Kaziranga Animal Rescue Center from where the tiger was taken to Assam State Zoo.

Joy, a 4 years old male Royal Bengal Tiger died in the Assam State Zoo cum Botanical Garden in Guwahati on Sunday, 11 April 2010. Assam State Zoo officials cremate the body of. Joy, who was rescued from Jaipur subdivision of Dihing Patkai WildLife Sanctuary of upper Assam under Dibrugarh district on 19th September 2006 at the age of six month and taken to the Kaziranga Animal Rescue Center from where the tiger was taken to Assam State Zoo.

Joy, a 4 years old male Royal Bengal Tiger died in the Assam State Zoo cum Botanical Garden in Guwahati on Sunday, 11 April 2010. Assam State Zoo officials cremate the body of. Joy, who was rescued from Jaipur subdivision of Dihing Patkai WildLife Sanctuary of upper Assam under Dibrugarh district on 19th September 2006 at the age of six month and taken to the Kaziranga Animal Rescue Center from where the tiger was taken to Assam State Zoo.

Joy, a 4 years old male Royal Bengal Tiger died in the Assam State Zoo cum Botanical Garden in Guwahati on Sunday, 11 April 2010. Assam State Zoo officials cremate the body of. Joy, who was rescued from Jaipur subdivision of Dihing Patkai WildLife Sanctuary of upper Assam under Dibrugarh district on 19th September 2006 at the age of six month and taken to the Kaziranga Animal Rescue Center from where the tiger was taken to Assam State Zoo.

Joy, a 4 years old male Royal Bengal Tiger died in the Assam State Zoo cum Botanical Garden in Guwahati on Sunday, 11 April 2010. Assam State Zoo officials cremate the body of. Joy, who was rescued from Jaipur subdivision of Dihing Patkai WildLife Sanctuary of upper Assam under Dibrugarh district on 19th September 2006 at the age of six month and taken to the Kaziranga Animal Rescue Center from where the tiger was taken to Assam State Zoo.

Joy, a 4 years old male Royal Bengal Tiger died in the Assam State Zoo cum Botanical Garden in Guwahati on Sunday, 11 April 2010. Assam State Zoo officials cremate the body of. Joy, who was rescued from Jaipur subdivision of Dihing Patkai WildLife Sanctuary of upper Assam under Dibrugarh district on 19th September 2006 at the age of six month and taken to the Kaziranga Animal Rescue Center from where the tiger was taken to Assam State Zoo.

Joy, a 4 years old male Royal Bengal Tiger died in the Assam State Zoo cum Botanical Garden in Guwahati on Sunday, 11 April 2010. Assam State Zoo officials cremate the body of. Joy, who was rescued from Jaipur subdivision of Dihing Patkai WildLife Sanctuary of upper Assam under Dibrugarh district on 19th September 2006 at the age of six month and taken to the Kaziranga Animal Rescue Center from where the tiger was taken to Assam State Zoo.

A bulldozer carries a dead elephant which was knocked down by a train in Deepor Beel Wildlife Sanctuary in the outskirts of Guwahati city on Sunday,28 February 2010. Two elephants were knocked down by a train as a group of wild Asiatic Elephant came down to the sanctuary in search of food. One female elephant was killed and the other pregnant elephant was seriously injured in this tragic incident. The pregnant elephant is later given birth a baby elephant in the incident site. All together 10 Elephants died and 9 others are injured from the year 2006 when this division of NF Railway’s track started.

Villagers having a look on a dead elephant which was knocked down by a train in Deepor Beel Wildlife Sanctuary in the outskirts of Guwahati city on Sunday,28 February 2010. Two elephants were knocked down by a train as a group of wild Asiatic Elephant came down to the sanctuary in search of food. One female elephant was killed and the other pregnant elephant was seriously injured in this tragic incident. The pregnant elephant is later given birth a baby elephant in the incident site. All together 10 Elephants died and 9 others are injured from the year 2006 when this division of NF Railway’s track started.

Villagers having a look on a dead elephant which was knocked down by a train in Deepor Beel Wildlife Sanctuary in the outskirts of Guwahati city on Sunday,28 February 2010. Two elephants were knocked down by a train as a group of wild Asiatic Elephant came down to the sanctuary in search of food. One female elephant was killed and the other pregnant elephant was seriously injured in this tragic incident. The pregnant elephant is later given birth a baby elephant in the incident site. All together 10 Elephants died and 9 others are injured from the year 2006 when this division of NF Railway’s track started.

Villagers having a look on a dead elephant which was knocked down by a train in Deepor Beel Wildlife Sanctuary in the outskirts of Guwahati city on Sunday,28 February 2010. Two elephants were knocked down by a train as a group of wild Asiatic Elephant came down to the sanctuary in search of food. One female elephant was killed and the other pregnant elephant was seriously injured in this tragic incident. The pregnant elephant is later given birth a baby elephant in the incident site. All together 10 Elephants died and 9 others are injured from the year 2006 when this division of NF Railway’s track started.

A bulldozer carries a dead elephant which was knocked down by a train in Deepor Beel Wildlife Sanctuary in the outskirts of Guwahati city on Sunday,28 February 2010. Two elephants were knocked down by a train as a group of wild Asiatic Elephant came down to the sanctuary in search of food. One female elephant was killed and the other pregnant elephant was seriously injured in this tragic incident. The pregnant elephant is later given birth a baby elephant in the incident site. All together 10 Elephants died and 9 others are injured from the year 2006 when this division of NF Railway’s track started.

Villagers having a look on a dead elephant which was knocked down by a train in Deepor Beel Wildlife Sanctuary in the outskirts of Guwahati city on Sunday,28 February 2010. Two elephants were knocked down by a train as a group of wild Asiatic Elephant came down to the sanctuary in search of food. One female elephant was killed and the other pregnant elephant was seriously injured in this tragic incident. The pregnant elephant is later given birth a baby elephant in the incident site. All together 10 Elephants died and 9 others are injured from the year 2006 when this division of NF Railway’s track started.