Aravind@aravind
Whenever it is about animals in India, it is always "shrinking habitat" and "human encroachment", programming Indians too to think we are doing something nasty.
It is never "increasing population", "successful conservation", "great efforts to protect nature in-spite of low per capita and high population."
There's an agenda here. In Europe, they over centuries killed all the dangerous wild animals like bears and wolves, then when their population makes a slight recovery now, when a bear or wolf visits them in their habitation, they shoot them dead. bbc.com/news/articles/…
theguardian.com/world/2026/mar…
nashaniva.com/en/383202
In the US, they organize hunts of bears and definitely shoot them dead if they come into human inhabited areas. It is never "shrinking habitat" if two bears are found on the highway in the US, dead and run over by SUVs. theguardian.com/us-news/2025/a…
In Australia, humans will go into the sea, into the habitat of sharks, and if a shark attack happens, they will go hunt the shark down. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_A…
But it is always India which will be lectured. Indians will be programmed to think we are killing our own animals and destroying their habitats, when:
In-spite of the need to grow and develop, India's forested areas have increased, numbers of endangered animals have exploded, and even species of animals made extinct hunted by western colonizers, like Cheetas, have been successfully reintroduced.
All I can say is, we can't change their attitudes. But India needs to do more to fight this propaganda programming Indians to turn them into protest weapons to derail India.
And Indians need to start thinking for themselves before falling for such propaganda, exploiting our politics and ideology, that's all over the media and social media.
