‘State governments are in denial’
She saw her first tiger in Palamu when she was three months old. She photographed a tiger in Sariska when she was 16. Since then Belinda Wright, 57, one of India's leading conservationists, has pushed the limits to save the Great Indian tiger. Her mother, Anne Wright, was a part of the Tiger Task Force mandated to select nine reserves to launch Project Tiger. She won two Emmy awards and 14 international awards for her film "Land of the Tiger'. She spoke to Hardnews in New Delhi
Akash Bisht Delhi
From the print issue of Hardnews :
MARCH 2010
I should watch it today. Good Review.
Very good article. Congrats on the new relaunch of the website.
Honestly I think Anna Hazare was given too much 'media overdose'. Sometimes, media needs to move on.
BTW your new...
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