Monday, July 25, 2022
Monday, July 18, 2022
Memorandum submitted regarding not shifting tigers from Ranthambore's tourist area.
18 July 2022..
Recently, people associated with Ranthambore tourism and NGO organizations submitted a memorandum to the Deputy Conservator of Forests on Monday in protest against the tigress that was shifted from Zone-5 area of Ranthambore tourism area to T- 102 in Ramgarh.
At the same time, he demanded not to shift any tourist area tiger from Ranthambore in future. Because the livelihood of the local people is related to tourism, if after the tourism sector is shifted elsewhere, then it will have a bad effect on the income of the government and the livelihood of the local people.
Along with this, he demanded that in future the tiger should be taken from the non-tourism area and the participation of local people should be ensured by forming an advisory committee. Opinion should also be taken from the members of the vehicle union office bearers.
He said that if any tiger would be sent to tourism zone in future, then we were compelled to warn of agitation by people associated with tourism, local organizations and wildlife lovers.
on this occasion
Ranthambore Jungle Safari Vehicle Owners Union, Ranthambore Drivers Association, Ranthambore Nature GuideAssociation, Pathik lok seva samiti , Ranthambore Tiger Conservation and Rural Development Committee, Ranthambore Hotel Association, Ranthambore Travel Agent Association, all the office bearers and members of Ranthambore Bagh bachao Sangharsh Samiti Sawai Madhopur were present.
Photo: Wildlife lovers, union and institutions officials handing over the memorandum
Saturday, June 25, 2022
रणथम्भोर आगमन पर राजस्थान वन विभाग के मुखिया का किया स्वागत।
रणथम्भोर आगमन पर राजस्थान वन विभाग के मुखिया हॉफ डॉ. डीएन पांडे जी का आज संस्था पथिक लोक सेवा समिति के सचिव मुकेश सीट, संस्था सदस्य सपना, अंजली, ललित, टिया, सुरेंद्र आदि ने फोरेस्ट गेस्ट हाउस में जाकर मुलाकात कर त्रिनेत्र गणेश जी महाराज की तस्वीर भेंट की ओर हॉफ साहब को जिले के चौथ का बरवाड़ा से भगवतगढ़ व बोली आदि वन विभाग के क्षेत्र में आने वाले पहाड़ी इलाको में हाइना, जैकाल, लेपर्ड, लोमड़ी वन्यजीवो का विचरण रहता है इन क्षेत्रों में पर्यटन गतिविधियां चालू करने का आग्रह किया जिससे जिले के लोगो को रोजगार के अवसर प्रदान होंगे।
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Thursday, May 05, 2022
संस्था पथिक लोक सेवा समिति द्वारा जिला विकास प्रबंधक (डीडीएम) का किया गया स्वागत
संस्था पथिक लोक सेवा समिति द्वारा जिला विकास प्रबंधक (डीडीएम) का किया गया स्वागत
सवाई माधोपुर, नाबार्ड के जिला विकास प्रबंधक (डीडीएम) एमएल मीना का सवाई माधोपुर से गुजरात प्रदेश मुख्यालय पर स्थानांतरित होने पर सिटी सेंटर में स्थित पथिक लोक सेवा समिति कार्यालय में विदाई कार्यक्रम का आयोजन किया गया।
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कार्यक्रम में जिला विकास प्रबंधक (डीडीएम) एमएल मीना को संस्था सदस्यों द्वारा माला एवं साफा पहनाकर एवं मिठाई खिलाकर उनका स्वागत किया गया।
इस अवसर पर उन्होंने नाबार्ड द्वारा किए जाने वाले कई कार्यों के बारे में जानकारी देते हुए कहा कि नाबार्ड के द्वारा महिला एवं पुरुषों को कई प्रकार की योजनाओं की जानकारी एवं उनकी ट्रेनिंग दी जाती है। ट्रेनिंग के बाद लोग स्वयं का रोजगार भी खोल सकते हैं। इसकी वजह से लोगों की आर्थिक स्थिति मजबूत होती है। साथ ही उन्होंने संस्था सद्स्यों से अपील करते हुए कहा आज का युवा वर्ग नौकरी की तलाश में रहता है। नौकरी नहीं मिलने पर अवसाद में रहता है ऐसे में लोगों को नाबार्ड द्वारा दी जाने वाली ट्रेनिंग लेकर स्वयं का रोजगार चलाने की कोशिश करना चाहिए।
इस मौके पर एमएल मीना की जगह डीडीएम पद पर पदस्थापित हुए पुनीत शर्मा का भी संस्था सदस्यों द्वारा स्वागत किया गया। उन्होंने इस मौके पर कहा कि नाबार्ड से संबंधित जो भी योजनाएं हैं उनकी जानकारी जन जन को होनी चाहिए जिससे ज्यादा से ज्यादा लोगों को फायदा हो सके।
इस मौके पर उन्होंने एवं सभी संस्था सदस्यों ने एक दूसरे का आभार व्यक्त किया। इस अवसर पर संस्था सचिव मुकेश सीट, संस्था सदस्य विजय मीना, रेखा मीना, अब्दुल गफ्फार, सनी वर्मा, शिवानी राणावत, सपना जोलिया, टीना, भारती राही, विशाल , विरेन जैन, जय लक्ष्मी कुमावत सहित अन्य कई लोग मौजूद रहे।
Wednesday, April 20, 2022
संस्था पथिक लोक सेवा समिति द्वारा "हमारी लाडो" के तहत 25 बेटियों को करवाया रणथम्भौर का शैक्षिक भ्रमण-
संस्था द्वारा "हमारी लाडो" के तहत 25 बेटियों को करवाया रणथम्भौर का शैक्षिक भ्रमण-
आज संस्था पथिक लोक सेवा समिति के तत्वावधान में मिसेज एशिया इंडिया एवं हमारी लाडो की ब्रांड एम्बेसिडर सीमा मीना सहित काॅलेज की 25 बेटियों को प्रातःकालीन सफारी में रणथम्भौर के जोन नम्बर 3 का भ्रमण करवाया गया।
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इस मौके पर मिसेज एशिया एण्डिया सीमा मीना ने बताया कि वन व वन्य जीवों के संरक्षण के उद्देश्य से बेटियों को भ्रमण करवाया जहां पर उन्होंने टाइगर टी-120 की अठखेलियां देखी साथ ही चीतल, सांभर, हीरण सहित अन्य कई प्रकार के पेड पौधों व पक्षियों को देखकर काफी उत्साहित हुई।
इस मौके पर नेचर गाइड मानसिंह राजावत ने बेटियों को रणथम्भौर फोर्ट का इतिहास, गणेश मंदिर का इतिहास, टाइगर प्रोजेक्ट एवं वन व वन्य जीवों के बारे में जानकारी दी।
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रणथम्भौर भ्रमण के बाद काॅलेज की सभी बेटियों को संस्था कार्यालय पर मिसेज एशिया इंडिया द्वारा समाज में फेली बुराईयों, कुरूतियों एवं समाज में हम अपना योगदान कैसे करें उस बारे में विभिन्न प्रकार की जानकारी दी। इस मौके पर एमएससी की छात्रा पूजा मीना ने भी संबोधित करते हुए बताया कि आज का शैक्षिक भ्रमण में हमने प्रकृति द्वारा हमें कैसे आक्सीजन मिलती है साथ ही अन्य कई प्रकार के वन व वन्यजीवों को करीब से देखा और उनसे बहुत कुछ सीखने को मिला।
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वहीं बीए अंतिम वर्ष की छात्रा भारती जोलिया ने बताया कि इस संस्था से जुडकर हमने वन व वन्य जीवों के बारे में बहुत कुछ सीखा है। आज के इस शैक्षिक भ्रमण कार्यक्रम में रणथम्भौर के उपवन संरक्षक महेंद्र शर्मा, एसीएफ संजिव शर्मा एवं संस्था सदस्य विजय मीना, सन्नी वर्मा, सपना जोलिया, टीना, रेखा मीना, आशाराम, सीताराम आदि का अहम योगदान रहा।
संस्था पीछे 8 वर्षो से यहां के युवाओ और लोगो को रणथम्भोरे के बाघों और यहां के वन्यजीवो के प्रति जागरूक करने का काम करती आरही है।
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
September means Big Butterfly Month
Jaipur : September is the month of butterflies, wherever you go you'll see some or the other butterflies fluttering here and there, some are seen nectaring flowers, some are seen doing mud-puddling and some mating or laying eggs.
Butterfly is a beautiful creature or rather we say an insect, that always attracts and fascinate us, they have beautiful wings and verity of colours, and they are found in different shapes and sizes, almost all butterflies are attractive.
There are more than 125 species of butterflies in Rajasthan, some of them are Common Rose, Crimson Rose, Common Jezebel, Common Jay, Tailed Jay, Plain Tiger, Blue Tiger, Common Leopard, Common Castor, Danaid Eggfly, Great Eggfly, Common Mormon, Common Crow, Red Periot, Common Gull, Small Salmon Arab, Zebra Blue, Forget me not, Common Joker, Gram Blue, Common Grass Yellow, White Orange Tip, Yellow Orange Tip, Baronet, Common Shot Silver Line, Lilac Silver Line, Blue Spotted Arab, Desert grizzled skipper, Skipper, Tricolour Pied Flat, Lime Butterfly and so on.... The list continues.
September is after rains is perfect season fot them to breed, it's not harsh like summers and winters so this season is known for the butterflies. Many organisations including BNHS and now Forest Department also organises Big Butterfly Month. Here you have to collect data of the butterflies you see in a specific area. Recently in Madhyapradesh a Butterfly Survey has been conducted at Ratapani Wildlife Sanctuary.
Similarly in many places all over the country this event is organized, butterfly are one of the key species of any eco-system, they are good pollinators equally as bee, and it is not an exaggeration that you can't imagine human life without butterflies.
This is the time when we can create awareness and teach and educate our next generation about how important are butterflies. Habitat loss and severe anthropogenic pressure has disturbed the life cycle and survival of many species. As you know butterflies lay eggs on specific plant their larva or caterpillar survives on specific host plant, so if that specific plant is lost you'll also not find a particular species of butterfly there. So if we need to save our environment and similarly ourselves we need to conserve our forest and eco-system.
Multi Talented Forest Guard Chandra Pratap Singh Tanwar
Karauli, 14 Sept : Posted at Mandrayal Division of Kailadevi Karauli, Chandra Pratap Singh Tanwar is multi talented personality.
He is an artist and paints beautiful pictures of Tigers, whenever he has spare time after duty he makes scratches of Tigers and other wild animals and paints them beautifully.
His subjects are mostly wild tigers whom he sees almost everyday in field while patrolling the area. He has also made some wall paintings in his division office walls.
His paintings and pencil sketches are mostly based on Nature and Wildlife and mostly focused on Tigers and Wolves especially. The species are the iconic species of the area. Art is basically based on your observation and then how you put it down on a piece of paper.
A wall painting of Tiger made by C.P. Tanwar at Aashaki Vanpal Naka Range Karanpur is one of his famous work, meanwhile painting T-118 with cubs is also one of his famous paintings.
A painting which he made a few days back of T-80 aka Toofan is also worth watching.
But most of the time his work get un-noticed, regardless of that he keeps on doing his work, social media is one the platforms where he sometimes exhibits his work.
As there are similarly many other forest guards who are muti-talented, have other hobbies like photography, sports, sports shooting, or play music.
These artist sometimes need a larger platform, where people and officers can see and appreciate their work. Also some NGO can organise a Photography and Painting Exhibition made by the forest guards, and then people will know that how much talent is hidden in the Forest Department.
Saturday, July 24, 2021
Feasibility Assessment committe set up by NTCA for Kumbhalgarh
- R.N. Mehrotra IFS (retd.) Member
- N.K. Vasu IFS (retd.) Member
- Kaushik Banerjee P.hd Scientist Tiger cell WII Member
- Hemant Kamdi AIG, NTCA as Member Convenor
Friday, July 23, 2021
The Last Journey of T-98
Sawai Madhopur-Kota, 23 July : T-98 aka MT-3 died in MHTR under suspicious conditions exactly a year ago on 23rd July 2020.
This is the infamous story about the last journey of T-98 Tiger. T-98 was a male who was living a free and adventurous life in Ranthambhore came across to T-106 female later known as MT-2 who was shifted to Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve.
And what you call as love or infatuation in humans life it happened in their lives too. this separation couldn't kept them apart for long.
In a perilous journey unfortunately which proved his last also T-98 decided to move out of Ranthambhore in the search of T-106 which could lead him to very vulnerable situation despite of danger T-98 continued his journey. Conflict with humans was certain therefore it happened also.
He followed an unknown path walking continuously for almost 150 kilometers from Ranthambhore of Sawai Madhopur T-98 reached Mukundra's (Kota-Jhalawar) area in Feb 2019, but to much of a surprise it reached exactly where MT-2 tigress was kept in an 28 hectare enclosure.
On a morning routine patrolling monitoring team members saw pugmarks of a tiger unaware of the presence of a new Tiger in the area they informed the by then DCF that there are some pugmarks of tiger seen outside the enclosure.
Hearing this by then DCF T. Mohan Raj immediately asked the monitoring staff to check the fence of enclosure to see that whether it is broken from somewhere, suspecting that MT-1 who was in large enclosure might have broken the fence and escaped.
Thorough investigation was carried out but it was found neither the fence was broken nor MT-1 escaped.
On next day on the surveillance cameras a new Tiger appeared standing just near the enclosure of MT-2 it's identity was confirmed as T-98 (MT-3). All the things seems to be going well as per official sources at that time.
It was decided that MT-3 male will stay outside the enclosure and a female MT-4 known as lightning in Ranthambhore will be shifted outside the enclosure at MHTR to be partners with MT-3.
They kept on ruling the area for a year or so and reproduced also but unfortunately on 23rd of July 2020 MT-3 who was found limping earlier was found dead under suspicious conditions, later inside the enclosure MT-2 also died under suspicious conditions, one cub of her was rescued but it later died, another one of her missing cub was never found.
Meanwhile MT-1 disappeared from inside the enclosure who is still missing.
A camera trap pic of MT-4 female with cub circulated on social media, search and combing operation was carried out but with no success only MT-4 was found in Injured condition but her cub was not found.
Blunder after blunder MHTR was finished before it started. It was the last journey of MT-3 as well it was the darkest chapter in history of Tiger Reservers after Sariska when Sariska was wiped out from Tigers in 2004-05.
Similarly the last journey of T-98 in search of T-106 will be remembered forever.

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