Manipur's Silent Green Hero

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Last updated on: June 05, 2025 11:28 IST

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Anish Ahamad

IMAGE: Anish Ahamad has single-handedly planted over 100,000 trees and shared more than 40,000 saplings with others -- all at no cost. Photograph: Kind courtesy Anish Ahamad/Facebook

Why CRPF won't forget K9 Rolo.

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Parrot Sudarson

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India's first village for mahouts.

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Location: Chandigarh

And the determined 17-year-old Kafi is well on her way to achieving this goal.

She says, "I scored 95.6 per cent in class 12, CBSE. In class 10, I had scored 95.2 per cent.

"Being a visually challenged girl, there were a lot of challenges but my parents and teachers helped me conquer them."

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Couple Turn Terrace Into Bird Haven
Location: Chennai

It's a 16-year love story; that's how long Chennai's couple Sudarson and Vithiya have been feeding parrots, pigeons, doves and house sparrows on their terrace.

If you want to know how many feathered friends visit 'Parrot Sudarson' every summer and winter, do watch the video.

 


Why CRPF Won't Forget K9 Rolo
Location: Sukma

Brave Rolo was only two years old when she sacrificed her life for the nation.

She was the only life lost in Operation Black Forest -- a mission that saw significant Naxal losses and major recoveries.

 


India's First Village For Mahouts
Location: Nilgiris

They've loved and cared for their massive charges.

And now, the country is caring for them through India's first village for mahouts built in Asia's oldest elephant camp at a cost of Rs 5.6 crores.

The Theppakadu Elephant Camp, located in the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve in Tamil Nadu, is currently home to 27 elephants.

 

 


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Manipur's Unassuming Green Warrior
Location: Churachandpur

Meet Anish Ahamad, the quiet guardian of the environment from Manipur's Bualjang hills, whose passion for conservation has been growing for nearly 30 years.

Inspired by a love for nature since childhood, he has single-handedly planted over 100,000 trees and shared more than 40,000 saplings with others -- all at no cost.

 

 


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