Telangana - TSRTC plans to educate citizens on ‘Tiger Conservation’
By developing a mobile picture display that emphasises the need to rescue and safeguard the great cats, the telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) is joining the effort to raise awareness about tigers.
The rtc is preparing to host a picture exhibition on its 'Hyderabad on Wheels' bus to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Project tiger, which was established in the nation to protect tigers in the wake of their dwindling numbers. As part of its commitment to social responsibility, the company wants to raise public awareness about tigers, paying particular attention to children and students.
Photographs of tigers taken by wildlife photographers, including Prof. Jitender Govindani, Dean (Academics) of the ICBM-School of business Excellence, will be featured in the moving show. In addition to that, extensive data about tigers and the necessity for their protection will be displayed.
"Tigers are the backbone of biodiversity, thus protecting them is everyone's duty. Rescuing the environment is similar to rescuing tigers. The tiger exhibition is being prepared with the goal of educating people about tiger conservation and motivating them to become involved, according to a top TSRTC official.
The rtc is preparing to host a picture exhibition on its 'Hyderabad on Wheels' bus to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Project tiger, which was established in the nation to protect tigers in the wake of their dwindling numbers. As part of its commitment to social responsibility, the company wants to raise public awareness about tigers, paying particular attention to children and students.
Photographs of tigers taken by wildlife photographers, including Prof. Jitender Govindani, Dean (Academics) of the ICBM-School of business Excellence, will be featured in the moving show. In addition to that, extensive data about tigers and the necessity for their protection will be displayed.
"Tigers are the backbone of biodiversity, thus protecting them is everyone's duty. Rescuing the environment is similar to rescuing tigers. The tiger exhibition is being prepared with the goal of educating people about tiger conservation and motivating them to become involved, according to a top TSRTC official.
The 'Hyderabad on Wheels' bus, which is from the Chengicherla depot and was utilised for the indian picture festival show last year, will be used for the picture exhibition. The bus will be parked in congested areas of the city, including parks, bus and train terminals, schools, and colleges.
"Citizens are urged to support this creative project, perhaps being carried out for the first time in India. By encouraging greater public engagement and understanding, these kinds of initiatives support Project Tiger's larger goal, according to the senior official.
"Citizens are urged to support this creative project, perhaps being carried out for the first time in India. By encouraging greater public engagement and understanding, these kinds of initiatives support Project Tiger's larger goal, according to the senior official.