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Wanted Alive..!

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Naarayanan r k
9 years ago

The govt should Form a expeet group and find a workable solution instead of kiling...

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Kathiravan
9 years ago

Stop!!!!!

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Hariharan
9 years ago

We are spoiling the nature and forest environment. So it came to farms for food and water. Mistake is ours

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Premavathi
9 years ago Featured

All animals have the right to live .. how is it sane for the people to intrude into their land destry the forests construct buildings n do farming n when they come back to their own land term them as Intruders or vermin n jus kill them. No way a right method to irradicate the problem

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Arvind Kannan
9 years ago

We must learn to coexist with animals. Not kill them.

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Ezhilarasi
9 years ago

Stop animal cruelty.. Be kind to animals and respect all voiceless creatures..

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Jerold
9 years ago

I strongly condemn this attack against wildlife.

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Lavanya Paramaguru
9 years ago

All creatures feel pain. Don't be so cruel against voiceless creatures. Shame on you government.

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yogeeta bhave
10 years ago

Wild boar should not be added in the vermin list .

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Kala jayavant
10 years ago

Stop this cruelty at once.N

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Amarshree
10 years ago

I need a change

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Venkatesh
10 years ago

Please don't add wild boar as the same is highly populated.

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Hema James
10 years ago

All creations r created by created

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jan johnson
10 years ago

We need to protect these special animals before it's too late...

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Alan Knight OBE
10 years ago

We need to save these animals before it is too late

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Colin Groves
10 years ago Featured

The idea of declaring wild pigs as vermin shows a fundamental misunderstanding of ecology. All species - including pigs - contribute to ecosystem maintenance. And they are objects of scientific study - surely India does not want to destroy its scientific capital?

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Erik Meijaard
10 years ago

Could you send me an email to [email protected]. As the Chair of the IUCN/SSC Wild Pig Specialist Group I could send an official letter to the Ministry. There is an initiative to elevate Indian wild boar to species level and we would need to understand what the new regulations would mean for its conservation, as well as the conservation of other species.