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EDITORIAL
India is an absolutely fascinating country.
Do I hear a snigger? Oh, I know I am stating the obvious. But did you know that out of
the world’s 1.5 million animal species we have 75,000 right here in India? And
we have lived with all these animals for at least 50,000 years. But the centuries-old
partnership seems to have come to a gory end…
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from Shere Khan Folks, you know what….it is time to rewrite The Jungle Book. Because it’s pretty obvious that the planet that Rudyard Kipling lived in was very different from the one we live in today. The modern-day Mowgli need not be afraid of Shere Khan. In fact Mowgli’s prime mission will be to save Khan… |
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Be a natural born copycat |
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