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Himalayan Monal ‘s Changing Voice: A Youth Call to Responsible Tourism

October 9, 2026 / Leave a Comment
A vibrant male Himalayan Monal stands alert on a hillside, showcasing its iridescent feathers in Chopta.

Himalayan Monal's Changing Voice: A Youth Call to Responsible Tourism I recently came across a news article and a subsequent research paper by Indian scientists, detailing changes in the Himalayan [Read more...]

Posted in: Wildlife Conservation Tagged: bird conservation, Himalayan Monal, Himalayas, noise pollution, responsible tourism, sustainable development, wildlife

5 Elephant facts that Data Scientists told us!

October 4, 2026 / Leave a Comment
5 elephant facts cover main blog

A magnificent Asian elephant emerges from the tall grasses of Manas National Park. As a data scientist who loves the wild, it was interesting to dig into how data science tools are used to study [Read more...]

Posted in: Wildlife, Wildlife & Birding, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Photography, Wildlife Travel Tagged: ai in conservation, data science in conservation, data science in elephant conservation, elephant, Wildlife Conservation

Olive Ridley Turtles at the Rushikulya Beach.

May 11, 2026 / 4 Comments
A tiny, dark grey Olive Ridley sea turtle hatchling pushes its way across sunlit, wet golden sand, moving determinedly towards the white, foamy edge of a gentle ocean wave. The sandy beach occupies the left side of the frame, while the sparkling, foamy wave and a glimpse of the ocean fill the right.

My brother wondered if I would want to join him to photograph the Olive Ridley Turtles, and I started doing what I probably do best - start reading about them online. The more I read, the more [Read more...]

Posted in: Wildlife, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Photography, Wildlife Travel Tagged: arribada in india, arribada in rushikulya, baby turtles in odisha, odisha turtles, Olive Ridley Turtles, rushikulya beach

Off-beat Wildlife Photography in India: 6 Species from Rushikulya to Dehing Patkai (2025)

December 30, 2025 / Leave a Comment
Off-beat Wildlife in Photographs 6 Species I photographed in 2025

When I landed back in India during the final week of November 2024, my world was a whirlwind of transitions. By December, I had stepped into my role as Associate Principal in Responsible AI at [Read more...]

Posted in: Birding, Wildlife, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Photography, Wildlife Travel Tagged: Asian Small-Clawed Otter, Austens Brown Hornbill, Golden Langur, hoolock gibbons, Olive Ridley Turtles, Rufous-necked Hornbill

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  • Himalayan Monal ‘s Changing Voice: A Youth Call to Responsible Tourism
  • 5 Elephant facts that Data Scientists told us!
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