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Happy International Tigers’ Day


Happy International Tigers’ Day

Shalini Sinha, 31st July 2019, Pune

The great news of achieving the target of doubling the population of tigers, two years prior to the set goal, has started a celebratory wind amongst the nation. Joyed and credited for the 33% increase of tiger populous is the two most active conservators, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh. It is the pleasure for Indians to get to know about their national animal around the day of International Tiger Day. India could not have contributed in a better way to the International Tigers’ Day. In the days of landslides and environmental havocs, its a relieve for us to share that the big cat is rattling out of the endangered species list. Celebrating such ecological achievements on a grander scale is necessary. As we know, that operant conditioning, or, the reward and punishing system has tamed the mankind’s behaviour for the longest time. Henceforth, it is necessary to lavishly reward the achievements of all who contributed towards the conservation of the Tigers. The government and NGOs, can begin by jointly giving Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh the recognition and honour they deserve. In the chaotic debates of climate change, it is a moment of relief for the Indians to the acquainted to the fact that their national animal- The tigers, are rising in number. Although, it is disheartening to see the below par response of the government and the citizens. The lack of enthusiasm to celebrate the International Tigers Day, in the presence of this historic news, is appalling. The country should be celebrating the increment. Congratulations to the contributors!

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