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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalSuneet Bhardwaj and Suveena Thakur are Indian Forest Service officers from the Himachal Pradesh, who have a deep love for forests, wildlife, and birdwatching. Passionate about environmental awareness and storytelling, they believe that every child should feel the wonders of nature. This story is inspired by real experiences and their lifelong connection with the wild.Read More...
Suneet Bhardwaj and Suveena Thakur are Indian Forest Service officers from the Himachal Pradesh, who have a deep love for forests, wildlife, and birdwatching. Passionate about environmental awareness and storytelling, they believe that every child should feel the wonders of nature. This story is inspired by real experiences and their lifelong connection with the wild.
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When a tiny bulbul chick falls from its nest during a storm, Tulsi and her young cousin Viaan take it into their care. What begins as a rescue becomes a journey of love, laughter, and learning. Set in the Himalayan foothills, “Chuju: The Little Bird Who Flew Home” is a real heartwarming story of childhood, nature, and the courage to let go.
When a tiny bulbul chick falls from its nest during a storm, Tulsi and her young cousin Viaan take it into their care. What begins as a rescue becomes a journey of love, laughter, and learning. Set in the Himalayan foothills, “Chuju: The Little Bird Who Flew Home” is a real heartwarming story of childhood, nature, and the courage to let go.
This is the story of a mysterious leopard that terrorized Thunag, a small town in Mandi District of Himachal Pradesh. It is about the extraordinary experience of sitting on a tree-top Machan, walking the forests in the middle of the night, and the adventures of chasing a man-eater. It is about the fear of living in the realm of a man-eater. This book gives an insight into the behaviour of a leopard derived from various sources of traditional knowledge. The des
This is the story of a mysterious leopard that terrorized Thunag, a small town in Mandi District of Himachal Pradesh. It is about the extraordinary experience of sitting on a tree-top Machan, walking the forests in the middle of the night, and the adventures of chasing a man-eater. It is about the fear of living in the realm of a man-eater. This book gives an insight into the behaviour of a leopard derived from various sources of traditional knowledge. The description of the basic instincts, the strengths and the weaknesses of the big cat, and their linkage with the short tales of experience will keep you engrossed. Whether it is the changing perceptions of the human-leopard conflict, the modifications in the social behaviour that a man-eater brings along, or the challenges involved in dealing with a man-eater, the book describes it all. At the same time, it highlights the gaps in the system, grey areas which need research, and the need for people to remain connected with nature. This personal memoir is an exciting and useful read for people of all ages and professions, especially the environmentalists, foresters, bureaucrats, and wildlife enthusiasts.
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