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"Is the Forest Department afraid of NeelagiriKaduva?" - Report in Mangalam Daily​, a prominent Kerala News Paper, on 18 February 2016 on the inaction of the Forest Department regarding the Search & Conservation of NeelagiriKaduva, in Malayalam Language

 

 

 

English Translation - Mangalam News Paper – 18 Feb 2016.

 

The English Translation of the News Paper Report in Mangalam Daily titled 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

 

Is the Forest Department scared of Neelagiri Kaduva?

Palghat:- In spite of Scientifically Proving the existence of a New Species of a 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 Nilagiri 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.

 

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

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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