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Tiger tour operators' incidental love: tribals
Issue Date: Nov 8, 2011
An SMS invite, I received for a press conference this morning, said, “A Baiga tribal, who has never travelled out of the Kanha National Park before, will be there to share his story.” The Baigas are the indigenous people of the forests in central India. I was puzzled.
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