Report
in Indian Express Daily, a prominent Indian
News Paper, on 13 Nov 2018 regarding the Discovery
& Scientific Proving of Neelagiri Kaduva
- Neelagiri Tiger

Report in Deccan Chronicle
Daily, a prominent Indian News Paper, and the largest
circulated in South India; on 26 Sep 2018 regarding
the Discovery & Scientific Proving of Neelagiri
Kaduva - Neelagiri Tiger

Old Report - 2016

Report
in Deccan Chronicle Daily, a prominent Indian
News Paper & the most trusted English Newspaper in India,
on 16 Nov 2019 regarding the Discovery
& Scientific Proving of Raktha
Athika, the Vampire Kangaroo, in Thrissur dist of Kerala

Report
in Deccan Chronicle Daily, a prominent Indian
News Paper & the most trusted English Newspaper in India,
on 30 Sep 2019 regarding the Discovery
& Scientific Proving of Neelagiri Cheruvan,
2nd species of Neelagiri Kaduva Family



The English
Reports / English Translation of the News Paper / TV Channel
Reports in a few prominent Indian News Papers / TV Channels
are given here:
1.
The
English Translation of the News Paper Report in Mangalam Daily “Is the Forest Department scared of Neelagiri Kaduva?”, a prominent Kerala
News Paper, and the one Not Afraid to tell the Truth; on 18
February 2016 on the inaction of the Kerala Forest Department
regarding the Search & Conservation of NeelagiriKaduva,
in Malayalam Language
Mangalam
News Paper – Feb 18, 2016.
“Is the Forest Department scared of Neelagiri Kaduva?
Palghat:-
In
spite of Scientifically Proving the existence of a New Species
of wild animal called Neelagiri Kaduva , the Forest Department
seems to be too reluctant to accept it as well as grant permission
to photograph it, complains Activist & Wildlife Conversationalist
Dijo Thomas, who is waiting for the permission since last one
and a half year. Initially, some animal attack instances near
the Neyyar Dam 1 and a half year back was assumed to be Leopard
attacks. But through Scientific study Dijo Thomas proved
that, it is an altogether New Species and belongs to a New Family
too.
Dijo Thomas
says that this is the Eight Big Cat in the world. The finding
of Mr. Dijo Thomas is even without seeing the Third in size
of all Big Cats. More than 25 persons living around the Neyyar
Dam have sighted it on different occations. The photograph of
Neelagiri Kaduva is needed to get this recognized as a new species.
Dijo assumes that this species, which is native to Kerala forest
area, would be maximum of 30 only, in numbers.
Dijo
had found that it once existed in Neyyar Dam, Malampuzha, Wayanad,
Thattekaad etc. One need permission from the Forest Department
to go into the forests to take its photograph. Even though they
orally assured of the permission, they had not given it till
now. In October and December 2014, Dijo had put in requests
for permission to Chief wildlife warden G.HariKumar in.
One need to
spend at least three months in the forest to get the photograph.
A team of 12 persons including Dijo Thomas is ready for that.
Dijo Thomas says that he himself will raise funds for the expenses
incurred in this operation [as the Kerala Forest Dep. Is
Not co-operating]. In spite of all this forest Dept.
has not come forward to grant permission. Dijo says Forest
Dep. is not interested in acknowledging [& conserving] a
new species & they are worried about having to take care
of this new species [& total lack of interest in conservation],
could be the reason behind there laxity to grant permission.
Through the
Discovery of Nilagiri Kaduva; Dijo Thomas have presented before
the science fraternity a New Methodology to identify a New Species
without having directly seen nor having a photographic proof
of the same. Nilagiri
Kaduva has features of both Dog and Cat Families. Looks like
a Leopard on sight. The face resembles a dog. Hence these are
known in many places a Patt Kaduva [DogTiger]. It does not attack
human being, its favorite food is dog meat. It is to catch dogs
that they venture into human habitat. Its claws don’t retract
like Leopards. Dijo proved that the attack in Neyyar Dam was
not by Kazhutha Puli [Hyena], Doles [Jungle Dogs], Forest Migrated
Domestic dog, Jungle Cat or Leopards [These are the only 5 possible wild animals (even
if the remotest possibility is considered), for the attacks
in Neyyar Dam, if you discount PattiKaduva/ NeelagiriKaduva.]
Some months
back public had killed one [Cub of] NilagiriKaduva that had
ventured near the Neyyar dam area. A family had sighted [the]
Nilagiri Kaduva [and its Cub] that had caught a [cat] at their
house in [Neyyar dam]. Dijo wants to protect the remaining number
of this species before they get killed by the people due to
the fear of attacks by them. Dijo also has the records of sighting
instances of this species in Mangalore some 30 Years back.
Forest dept. has not denied the Scientific Finding of Neelagiri Kaduva.
Granting permission to photograph this Species will pave the
way for some Big News for the World.
[to hear about the finding of a New and Rare species.]
Notes:
The English
Translation of the News Paper Report
is done by a third party & then vetted by Mr. Dijo Thomas.
We have tried to be as Truthful to the original report as humanly
possible, both in Letter & Spirit.
“[]” is the
explanation of the sentence, so that what is really meant is
much more clearer to the readers. The matter inside [] will
not be there in the original News Paper article.
Mangalam
Daily 18 February 2016

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2.
Report in Back Cover of Kerala Kaumudi Daily, a prominent Kerala News Paper,
on22 Jun 2016 regarding
the finding of NeelagiriKaduva,
in Malayalam Language:
“Is that Unknown Mysterious
Animal a New Species called NeelagiriKaduva?
Thrissur:
The Unknown Mysterious Animal that
had posed a threat by killing & eating domestic animals
for two decades in Thrissur is a New Species called “Neelagiri
Kaduva”, claims a wildlife conversationalist.
Dijo
Thomas from Kottayam asserts that the footprints of the unknown
Mysterious animal obtained from the coastal areas of Chavakad
&Kanjani etc.are those of Neelagiri Kaduva, which is similar
to Leopard in shape, claims Dijo Thomas, who is a native of
Kottayam .He has confirmed that the animal is Neelagiri Kaduva
after detailed examination of footprints obtained from houses
in that area and by its attacking patterns [hunting pattern,
behaviour pattern etc.]
The
findings & explanations of Mr.Dijo Thomas, who had presented
the scientific paper on his research at the 103rd
Indian Science Congress held in Mysore, are:
It
has been found that this particular species had become extinct
about a century ago. It had existed mainly in Kerela.There could
be only a maximum probability of around 30 numbers of Neelagiri
kaduva (in the whole world), in kerela & and along the borders
of Tamil Nadu. Natives of Neyar Dam had killed a cub of Neelagiri
Kaduva years ago [in October 2014].
After
the postmortem was conducted, (four) samples were taken for
DNA test. Later the Forest Department claimed that they were
not able to conduct the DNA test as the chemicals added for
the same was a wrong one [which was a typical cover-up &
fraud conducted by the Forest Department].
At
the same time Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (PCCF) SRI
O.P KALER, of the Forest Department(who is one of the the top
officers the Forest Dept.hirarchy and IFS officer) had approved
the arguments of mine. He tried his level best to obtain permission
for Mr.Dijo Thomas to search the forests to take the photos
of Neelagiri Kaduva.He was totally convinced that it was a New
Species by Features Based –Species Elimination Method. After
arguing on behalf of Mr.Dijo Thomas for about 1year and trying
to persuade the CWW Mr.Hari Kumar to grant permission to him
to conduct the search.Finally, after one year, he was forced
into silence by his superior officer,the Chief Wildlife Warden
(CWW).He finally sadly told Mr.Dijo Thomas that others were
not approving his requests & he was totally helpless to
support Mr.Dijo Thomas any further.
The
Chief Wildlife Warden (G.Harikumar who is also a PCCF &
second in kerela Forest Department hierarchy and the person
responsible to grant permission for the search in the forests
by Dijo Thomas) has not taken any effort or measures to conserve
this highly Rare Species or to include it in the critically
endangered list & protect it.
In
the Indian Science Congress, I had presented a report on the
discovery of Neelagiri Kaduva and the New
Scientific Method to prove that it is a New Species-named Features
Based-Species Elimination Method (FB-SEM).
There are more than 16 factors (variables) and more than
50 Points(Details) in this method. The animals which had even
the remotest possibility to have conducted the attack in Neyyar
Dam were Leopard, Hynea, Dole (wild dog), and Wild Cat &
Dog. However it was proved scientifically that none of these
5 species had conducted that attacks.
Secondly, through the detailed analysis of Attacking Pattern,
Hunting Pattern, Behaviour Pattern,(out of it 4persons including
a husband & wife saw it in daytime) the description of 25
persons who had seen it on different occations in Neyyar Dam;
its pug marks [color , size ,shape etc of Neelagiri Kaduva and
more than 40 other factors]; I had proved that the species in
the Neyyar Dam is not one of the any presently known species
in the world.This is how it was proved that the Unknown Mysterious
animal attacking in Neyyar Dam was a New Species.
At first Forest Department officers & scientists(who co-operate
with them) had claimed that it was a wild cat.(The size of pug
mark of the attacking animal was +9cm + the fact that 100% pug
marks had claws in it.(In a wild cat the pug mark wan’t be visible)
+ many other points proves that it is not a wild cat). Later
they said that it was dog, which became very big (as big as
a Tiger – the pug mark size in thrissur was 12 centimeters)
because it ate chicken waste!!!!!!(Sic). (Now that “finding”
of theirs certainly deserve a Nobel Prize).However it is not
true.
Though I had challenged them many times
(through media, e-mails, my website etc.)For an open debate
(before media in Thrissur Press Club), they have not responded
even once (which shows that they are sure that they will not
be able to disprove my theory or prove their points). Wildlife Conservationists
fear that if efforts are not taken to list them in the Critically
Endangered Species List by the state Forest Department &
Conserve them; they will become totally extinct any moment.
NEELAGIRI KADUVAS have NOT attacked human beings. The main preys of Neelagiri
Kaduva are dogs. They never attacked human beings. Their color
is reddish brown (with faded stripes like that of Tiger). Face
is similar to that of a dog. Their size is equal to that of
Tiger.Footprints measure 12cm (in Thrissur). This is equal to
that of a fully grown Tiger. They climb trees, like a Tiger.
The finding of Mr.Dijo Thomas is that Neelagiri Kaduva
is the common ancestor of Feline (Cat) & Canid (Dog) families.
Thought the villagers living near forests knew about it through
tales told by their parents (and very occational sightings),
they call Neelagiri kaduva by colloquial names of Patti Kaduva,
Naai Puli, Patti Puli etc; no photographs of it exist in the
world.
Notes:
The English
Translation of the News Paper Report
is done by a third party & then vetted by Mr. Dijo Thomas.
We have tried to be as Truthful to the original report as humanly
possible, both in Letter & Spirit.
“[]” is the
explanation of the sentence, so that what is really meant is
much more clearer to the readers. The matter inside [] will
not be there in the original News Paper article.

Report
in Back Cover of Kerala Kaumudi Daily,
a prominent Kerala News Paper, on 22 June 2016regarding
the finding of NeelagiriKaduva, in Malayalam
Language
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3.
Report in Deccan Chronicle Daily, a prominent
Indian News Paper, and the largest circulated in South India;
on 01 April 2016 regarding the finding of NeelagiriKaduva,
in English Language

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4.
English Language Report : Report in
SCV News, a prominent Andhra Pradesh
News Channel, in February 2017 regarding the finding of NeelagiriKaduva,
in Telungu
Language (08%) + English
Language
(92%)
<iframe width="560"
height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/bVAWvuuhsQU"
frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Neelagiri
Kaduva - SCV News - Andhra Pradesh
https://youtu.be/bVAWvuuhsQU
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5.
English Language Report
: Report in Suddi TV News,
a prominent Karnataka News Channel, in 02 &
03 March 2017 on World
Wildlife Day, regarding the finding
of NeelagiriKaduva, in Kannada
Language (~65%) +
English
Language
(35%)
Suddi
TV News - Karnataka
https://youtu.be/4R2w_9JZDe4
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Dijo
says Neeilagiri Kaduva (Neeilagiri tigers) really extist in
Kerala Forests; Oh so it realy extists says the Forest Department
[The Report is mocking the
Forest Department for not finding it out
earlier & blasts it for preventing its Conservation]
11:14 AM
08/04/2016
Warning: Auto Google Translation
Thrissur: Wild life expert in the Nilgiri tiger resembles the
Dijo Thomas evidence in Kerala with the threat of endangered
species. One year ago, the Chief Wildlife Warden G. Gopalakrishnan,
the chief of the wildlife warden, He also said that the Forest
Department is not ready to grant permission to submit to Harikumar.
The forest department does not have a serious approach to the
Nilgiri tiger.
There is no one with the photo of the Nilgiri tiger. These were
found in the Neyyar area a few years ago. Earlier months ago,
chickens were found to be the animal of this breed. The forest
department refused to say it was anonymous. Dijo claimed that
he had shown that he was the Nilgiri tiger in his quest to follow
their footsteps. Last month, eight such an unknown animal was
found in Thrissur Kaavani area. Dijo said that this was confirmed
by the forest department, but it confirmed that the Nilgiris
were the first. Neyyar and Agasthyavarmanana areas, Nilgiri
tigers are present only in the forest areas of Wayanad, the
Kaveri in Thrissur, Athirappilly Vazhachal and Wayanad forest
areas.
Nilgiri tigers below 30 are present in Kerala. Dijo, a defensive
analyst, also challenges that if he gives them a chance to photograph
the forest, he is ready to prove it. But the Forest Department
is being denied the opportunity. The Nilgiri Tiger is characterized
by a variety of cats and dogs. It is evident that there is a
voicemail of the eye-witnesses and the scientific method without
seeing the biology directly. The details of this have been handed
over to the forest department. The Forest Department is not
ready to receive or receive your views. Dijo blamed the forest
department for not allowing them to take pictures of themselves,
fearing that these creatures had to be protected.
The Nilgiris are known for their tiger, lion, leopard, leopard,
cheetahalli, and snowmill. Dijo said that the creature is similar
to the dog and looks like a lion and tiger.
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