Roohi Narula, Author at Wildlife SOS

Bear-ly Traditional: Lessons from Saddam and Gayathri

William Somerset famously said, “Tradition is a guide and not a jailer.” Yet millions worldwide continue to be imprisoned within

H.E Luccock famously said, “No one can whistle a symphony. It takes a whole orchestra to play it.” Surprisingly, the

Vadodara, previously known as Baroda, is a mystical city brimming with heritage and culture. Once under the rule of dynasties,

In 1996, Wayne Hepburn, owner of Mission Media, received an elephant paperweight as a gift from his daughter. This triggered

Known as a gravedigger (Kabar Bijju) in Delhi, Baby stealer (Bhaam) in Kolkata, and Onion thief (Kandechor) in Maharashtra –

Not many have heard of Chakan, a small town nestled between Pune and Nashik. This census town is considered one

In her pioneering speech, We Should All Be Feminists, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie said, “We raise girls to see each other

In the month of June, the Wildlife SOS Rapid Response Unit rescued two orphaned baby Rhesus macaques in Agra. A

Situated in the middle of Western Maharashtra, the Ahmednagar district is on the rise. Seen as a leader in the

Rooted in India’s struggle for independence against British rule, kite flying on Independence day is a pivotal part of India’s

Earlier this month, an adult striped hyena was found critically injured in Bhilawali village, located in Kheragarh, Agra. A passerby