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In this issue

This is a special issue dedicated to the National Parks of India. Input from the wildlife experts, Forest Department representatives and wildlife photographers make it a collection piece. There are also stories and reviews of Wildlife Luxury resorts and Hotels around the national parks and forests. TW regular sections like Green Warriors, food stories and others are there.

National Parks Of India

India is blessed with a rich tapestry of biodiversity that is both a natural heritage and a national treasure. The concept of national parks in the country traces back to the late 19th century when the importance of conserving wildlife began to take root in the consciousness of the colonial administration. The first national park in India, Hailey National Park (now known as Rajaji National Park), was established in 1936, marking a historic commitment to wildlife conservation. The post-independence era saw an exponential increase in protected areas, primarily driven by a need to conserve India’s unique flora and fauna threatened by rampant industrialization and urbanization.

5 mins

Wildlife Conservation: Success stories

With its rich tapestry of biodiversity, India is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, including some of the most iconic species on the planet. The country's vast landscapes, ranging from the Himalayan snow peaks to the sprawling deserts of Rajasthan and the lush tropical forests of the Western Ghats, provide critical habitats for numerous animal species. Among these, the Bengal Tiger, the One-horned Rhino, and the Great Indian Bustard stand out not only as symbols of India's rich natural heritage but also as indicators of the health of the ecosystems they inhabit.

3 mins

THE UNSEEN STRUGGLE

Understanding Wildlife Ecosystem

1 min

RANTHAMBORE A Living Story Book

In the heart of Rajasthan lies a gem that whispers tales as old as time—the Ranthambore National Park.

3 mins

CORBETT NATIONAL PARK: A Legacy of Conservation and Biodiversity

From the moment I set foot in the enchanting and tranquil realm of Corbett National Park, a deep connection was forged in my heart.

4 mins

KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK AND TIGER RESERVE

There is a mad frenzy for travelling in recent times. Everywhere you look, read, or hear, people travel worldwide, domestic, offbeat travel has become a trend.

3 mins

LOOK EAST - WILDLIFE AND TOURISM IN THE NORTHEAST OF INDIA.

The North East of India is an ecological and biodiversity hotspot. Diverse habitats and ecosystems - each with its own species of birds, animals and plants – make this region home to an abundance of flora and fauna.

1 min

SUNDARBANS THROUGH THE DECADES

As Witnessed By Anil Mistry, The Swamp Tiger Rescuer

6 mins

THE UNTAMED BEAUTY OF SATPURA TIGER RESERVE

In Conversation with L. Krishna Moorthy, The Field Director of Satpura Tiger Reserve

7 mins

10 Fascinating Wildlife Sanctuaries

TO EXPLORE THE WILD SIDE OF INDIA

6 mins

Conversation with the "BOOK MARKETING GIRL"

In an age where digital advancements and artificial intelligence often overshadow traditional practices, two visionaries have chosen a different path.

4 mins

FOOD MEETS FANTASY IN CROATIA

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm golden glow over the rolling hills of Croatia, Foodpreneur Debaditya Chaudhury found himself on a gastronomic adventure that promised to tantalize his taste buds and inspire his culinary creativity.