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The Rajasthan State government is conscious about tiger project. As a part of their consciousness on tiger project they introduce more enjoyable travel in Rajasthan to watch the beauty of Indian tigers. The project is also known as the tiger safari. This is a most enjoyable tour in the National park in Rajasthan. The Rajasthan government and Zoo authority of India decided to escape the zoo tigers in the national park. In tiger safari the tourist got the adventure of entering into the deep forest of National park in a long tour.

Tourists who have most interest in tiger will get a chance to search their favorite creature of the world inside the deep jungle. Of course they are not free to get out from the closed safely protected cars like Hollywood film, Jurassic Park. The tiger safari tour is a real adventurous tour if it is implemented properly.

NDTV imagine, new TV channel has started the most popular mythological TV shop of India ‘Ramayana’, the immortal story of lord Rama. The Monkey solders of King Rama helped their King in making of Ram Setu and the stones that are used in that ‘setu’ are carring the name of load Rama. Rama wants to save his wife from the Sri Lank’s Owner Load Raban. The novel work for the master of whole universe by the monkey army made them some kind of respected animals in the universe. But in the western cultural the monkey has no such importance in their culture. Here somebody in India ask some one as a monkey is not a mater of shame for that person. This also indicates that he is a good option to start a good relationship as a friend. Hopefully the new TV shop will able to express the significance of Indian Monkey as a symbol of Gods friends. Their presence in the universe helps us to remember the Master and servant relationship between the god and human being. Being a master it is easy to become a god but it is difficult to get the same respect of God being servant. The geographical proof of the presence of Rama in Sri Lanka is till a matter of archeological research matter. The palace indicated in the great epic, Ramayana are still a topic searching by Google earth in Sri Lanka. Diffent ancient temple, mountain, stone discover by mythological traveling in Sri Lanka is still not enough. The existence of Rama is true for all Indian and any controversy will not able to play any roll in the popularity of Rama. This is not a political sense but the inner spiritual sense of many Indian. All don’t want to be another Rama but try to become another Monkey king Hanuman to help the inner true Rama to Kill the evil, Rabana.

I meet some people who live their life by showing the snake shows. The person name is Robin Sapure. ‘Sapura’ means snake charmer. He has 3 different types of snake. It is a traditional family business for him. Rabin’s forefathers also engaged in the same Business. Earlier the snake charmers were wearing some special type of dresses and used to carry some wooden box to keep their snakes. Now a day the things have been changed. They like to ware modern dress and travel in the train and bus just like other gentleman. In their bags they carry some dangerous snakes.  I meet them when they are shouting in front of my gate to arrange a snake show at my home. I asked them the charges. They want just 50 cents for this show. At first Robin show a black India cobra. The snake is looking very weak. It is a common Indian cobra and scientifically known as Naja naja. It is the most common poisonous snake in India. It is a young snake and the length is about 1.5 m. Robin said, ‘generally a mature snake is 2m long’. Its body is brown or black color variable. Head is small and indistinct. Neck can dilatate into a hood supported by ribs and may bear spectacle marks dorsally. Rabin feeds him small birds, rats, frogs, lizards etc. the Mongoose are the greatest enemies for Indian cobra in the jangle. Robin caught the snake from the hilly forest of Tripura. He has two other snakes – one is leaf green in color and generally found in the vegetable field and other is very colorful.    

Wild life means any non-con-domesticated animal found in the wild natural condition. According to Webster’s dictionary, - living things that neither human nor domesticated; especially mammals, birds and fishes hunted by man are wild life. Man has been interested in wild life since the beginning of the human civilization.

People hunted them for food and some like to keep them as pet. In the ancient Indian epic Ramayana, God Hanuman was monkey headed and till today he is worshiped all over India. The importance of wild life is great for their many values to save the earth. By rendering the planet uninhabitable for animal, we’ll not be able to avoid extinction us. More over the wild life has a lot of commercial value. An Indian rhino may fetch equivalent of 3.5 millions US$ in the world market. Similarly the elephant are caught for their wonderful precious ivory. The tourist industry of Kenya- based on its wild life, ranks 3^rd after coffee and sisal. Wild life as pet has become the matter of recreation in European and American countries and people are spending billions of dollars for wild life. In fact all religion in the world has healthy respect for the wild life. The picture of cruelty is painful. In North America 60 millions Bison were killed to feed the railway worker of Transamerica railway.

 Predators like Lion, Tiger, Leopard, and wolf were hunted down, and trapped in the penitentiary as they occasionally kill livestock.  50,000 whales were killed every year to make cosmetics and soap and dog food. Tigers were killed by Maharaja to show their power and to decorate their home interior with their beautiful skin.  In the ending of nineteen century (1850-1890) nearly 47 thousands elephants were killed annually in the Africa for the London Ivory market alone.   Millions of fur seals, sea otters, beavers and snow leopard were slaughtered for their pelts by luxury fur trade for the sake of clothing and fashion business. In Vietnam, million of sea snakes were killed for making snake wine.

Some t wild life organization are IUCN,

WWF ,WWFINDIA

The other causes to destruct wild life are the mania for souvenirs, for trophies and stuffed animals, for superstitions and medicines for sex, and supplying living animals to private zoos, laboratories etc. Moreover deforestation and destruction of habitats, spread of desert, pollution and insecticides are other indirect cause of destruction of wild life.