title: Saving Wild India: A Blueprint for Change
author:  Valmik Thapar 
description: Valmik Thapar has spent four decades serving the cause of wild India. During this time, he has authored, co-authored and edited more than twenty-five books and made or presented nearly a dozen films for the BBC and several other television networks on the tiger and Indian flora and fauna. He is currently working on Winged Fire, the final book in his acclaimed trilogy that includes Wild Fire and Tiger Fire. He has also created a major non-governmental organization dedicated to conserving wildlife, the Ranthambore Foundation. He is currently a member of the Rajasthan Board for Wildlife chaired by the chief minister and has helped the state government formulate a holistic forest conservation scheme-the Van Dhan Yojana.
zlib_text: Rainfall and Run-Off: Changing Trends in Gandhi Sagar Dam
  Author(s): Ram Pratap Gupta and Ganesh Kawadia
  Source: Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. 38, No. 33 (Aug. 16-22, 2003), pp. 3457-3459
  Published by: Economic and Political Weekly
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