Indian tigers’ days numbered

By There Are Fewer Tigers Today In India Than In 1972 When The Wildlife Protection Act Was Enacted With The Avowed Objective Of Preserving Wildlife.
  • Letters

  • Monday, 03 Mar 2008

INDIA DIARY BY COOMI KAPOOR 

IN the perennial struggle between man and animal, it is man who is the bigger predator. Consider the findings of a recent survey which revealed that the population of tigers in India has shrunk drastically.  

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There are fewer tigers today in India than in 1972 when the Wildlife Protection Act was enacted with the avowed objective of preserving wildlife.

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