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     Ipc302 Moderator Username: Ipc302 Post Number: 12590 Registered: 02-2008 Rating: N/A |
Africa lo malla poaching ekkuva ayyindhi...rhino's horns, Elephants tuskers kosam start chesaru....mana India lo emi jaruguthundo ento evadiki teliyadhu | ||
| Methati_idly Junior Artist Username: Methati_idly Post Number: 934 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 167.83.210.21 Rating: N/A |
sampakunda chudali babai....asala poachers ni pattukuni kallu peeki odalaali lammidi kodukulu..animals ki reserve chesina lands lo illegal ga makam pettadam, champadam..thu deenemma nariki pogulu pettali chetha nayallani environmental minister gadu asalu ivanni alochistada..blood boiling | ||
| Methati_idly Junior Artist Username: Methati_idly Post Number: 933 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 167.83.210.21 Rating: N/A |
papam ledu geepam ledu, let the kids visit elephants in a sanctuary....we need to do what is right for the animals..in fact sanctuaries laati natural habitat lo safar poyi chuste the kids will learn more abt elephants and their natural environment desam needs leadership on creating environmental awareness among kids.....education lo ekkadaa adi ledu..bhoo maatha ani cheppi dannam ettadame kani, rivers lo evi padite avi kalipi d'bettaru......avanni ban chesi environment ni sudhi cheyali mesharu | ||
| Methati_idly Junior Artist Username: Methati_idly Post Number: 932 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 167.83.210.21 Rating: N/A |
ninna 'the lucky elephant' ane documentary chusa..it's a v good story of the complex bond b/w a show elephant and her owner....for 18 yrs the elephant was not around any other elephants and so lacked social skills to mingle with other elephants finally when they had to retire her from shows, she had a tough time in sanctuaries....of course she was more bonded to her owner than other elephants in santuary, but it was sad to see her in such a plight..the documentary urges US govt to ban elephants frm circus and other shows and relate them to sanctuaries | ||
| Tilak Comedian Username: Tilak Post Number: 1339 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 101.63.145.132 Rating: N/A |
gud decision .. kaani ••• lo .. okato rendo elephants unte baguntundi gaa .. papam pillalu bhale excite avutaru elephants ni chuste .. 1576 battle of Halidghati fought between 80k Mughals troops & 20k Rajputs Mewari cavalry led by Maharana Pratap. End of the war, Mughals lost 45k soldiers and Maharana had 8k soldiers. Mughals fled from the war scene! http://www.chalanachithram.com/discus/messages/125/171407.html?1332602643 | ||
| Ipc302 Moderator Username: Ipc302 Post Number: 12588 Registered: 02-2008 Rating: N/A |
adavi lo unte evado okadu sampi dobbutadu mana desam lo....temples ki iccheyandi bestu | ||
| Methati_idly Junior Artist Username: Methati_idly Post Number: 930 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 167.83.210.21 Rating: N/A |
http://www.bornfree.org.uk/campaigns/elephants/news/article/ ?no_cache=1&tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=416 While the Western Zoos Dither, India Condemns Captivity in Zoos as Causing Unacceptable âTraumaâ. The Born Free Foundation joins the global animal welfare and conservation community in welcoming plans by the Government of India to end the keeping of elephants in zoos, and in requesting clarification on whether the decision applies to circuses. The following statement has been endorsed by a wide range of groups and experts worldwide, as including the Born Free Foundation, PETA, the RSPCA and WSPA - all united in their concern for elephants in captivity and their praise for the Indian Government: It has been confirmed that the Central ••• Authority, the Government agency responsible for India's zoos, has recognised that zoos cannot provide a suitable environment for elephants and has taken the momentous step to order, through a CZA Directive, the relocation of all elephants in zoos in India to sanctuaries, national parks and reserves. The decision of the CZA reflects the growing concern expressed by many citizens, animal welfare groups and elephant experts* about the inadequacy of the ••• environment for elephants. The Directive will have a significant and potentially positive impact on up to 150 elephants currently in Indian zoos. Provided that certain safeguards and animal welfare measures can be guaranteed, we* welcome the decision of the CZA. Further, we call on the Indian Government to extend the decision to include elephants in circuses, which are also unable to provide a suitable environment for such complex, social and wide-ranging animals, and call upon governments in other countries to follow Indiaâs example and end confinement of elephants in zoos and circuses. Importantly, the CZA also confirms that there is little or no benefit to the in situ conservation of wild elephants derived from keeping elephants in zoos and the like. Will Travers, CEO of the Born Free Foundation said: âIndia has already demonstrated its commitment to animal welfare by banning the use of big cats, bears and primates in circuses, for example. This is unexpected yet enormously welcome further progress â clear leadership from the Government of India, a country with nearly 30,000 wild elephants - that this species does not belong in zoos. Frankly, it puts countries like the UK and the USA that continue to allow the exploitation of elephants in both zoos and circuses, to shame.â Born Free has written to the Indian Government to offer assistance to ensure that all the options for relocation can guarantee the welfare of the elephants by fully meeting their physical, social and psychological needs, without impacting the ecology of the relocation site.  |
