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Why should Karnataka set aside conservaton issues for the sake of politics?


Posted Date: 21 Jan 2012      Posted By:: Dr. Sukhdev Roy Shukla     Member Level: Gold    Member Rank: 16     Points: 5   Responses: 1



It is rather surprising that the Karnataka chief Minister has conveyed no to the Centre for Project Tiger in the Kudremukh tiger reserve. This has happened in spite of the fact that Karnataka has the distinction of being the State having the largest population of the big cats, that too among the grandest category.

Karnataka has not done it for the first time. Earlier, it has opposed inclusion of the western ghats in Unesco's list of world heritage sites. Also it allowed mining in the Bandipur and Chamarajnagar reserve forests against the policies of government of India.

KSR members may give their opinion if the actions of the Government of Karnataka on issues related to conservation are due to political considerations or an exhibition of rights of a state to act independently?





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#1141    Author:       Member Level: Silver      Member Rank: 25     Date: 09/May/2012   Rating: 2 out of 52 out of 5     Points: 5

The issue of wildlife conservation is perhaps one of the most neglected issues in our state. Not only in karnataka, but also in entire India we can see the people's apathy about wild animals, barring some conservationists. The tigers, leopards, elephants and black bucks are in serious danger in our country due to indiscriminate hunting. This list also includes chitals, pea-fowls, bustards etc. When it comes to the issue of their conservation, the government has taken many steps to ensure that they don't go extinct, but it has not been able to remove dirty politics completely from this issue. The recently proposed tiger project had to be dropped in tarikere and surroundings. The people opposed heavily to this project and the government yielded to this pressure. But they should have taken firm decision because the conservation of tigers is the most important thing than anything else in India. The king of jungles is in serious danger than any other animal in India, probably with the exception of lion. So government should take firm steps to avoid politics creeping into the conservation issues. In this case, even though we can't say that people's opposition is not politically backed, the government should have tried to cool down them by offering them rehabilitation packages, in the same way as they are doing for the surrendered nuxalites.



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