In Conversation with Sunayan Sharma: How Renewed Mining Could Impact the Sariska Tiger Reserve

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Published By - Swapna Sarita Mohanty
Reading time - Less than 1 min.
The CSR Journal Magazine

Sariska Tiger Reserve’s incredible comeback story is now under threat. Once home to extinct tigers, the reserve’s population has now grown to 48 but a new danger looms. Mining, which was previously banned by the Supreme Court, is starting up again with over 50 new mines. How will this affect the tigers? What will be the future of Sariska?

Watch the full video to understand the real impact of mining on our wildlife and what needs to be done.

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