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Valmik Thapar, The Famous Dissenter

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June 01, 2025

Almik Thapar, often hailed as the "tiger man" of India, did not shy away from taking pointed, non-conformist stands against issues concerning India's wildlife management.

- Ajay Suri Journalist, film-maker, wildlife photographer

Whether the final analysis proved him right or wrong, he would not budge from his stated position.

But Valmik Thapar succeeded magnificently where it really mattered: he made tigers popular among the masses.

Through his numerous books and films on wildlife, he helped the big cat to regain its lost glory. In a way, through his works, he mobilized public support for the tigers. Even the titles of Thapar's books reflect his undying love of the tigers. The Secret Life of Tigers, The Tiger's Destiny, Living With Tigers, and many more.

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