ALTRALANG Journal
Volume 2, Numéro 2, Pages 190-206
2020-12-31
Authors : Lodh Sayan .
The paper begins with a general discussion on hunting. It is divided into four main parts, discussing about the effect of hunting on environment and ecology in Ancient, Medieval, Colonial and Independent India. Across all the ages, hunting wild animals has been an important activity for the royals and nobles. In ancient India, only Ashoka took some initiatives at protecting the animals and environment. The portion on Medieval India mainly focusses on the Mughals and their hunting styles. In the colonial period, mastery over nature was thought of as a part of mastery over India. Both British officials and Indian princes unabatedly shot many animals, which ultimately led to the extinction of cheetah in India. In the part on Independent India, the efforts by Indira Gandhi like the ‘Wildlife Protection Act’ in 1972, Project Tiger and its effects have been given. In conclusion, the need to conserve our wildlife is briefly cited with reference to a few high-profile cases of hunting in India even after it was outlawed.
hunting ; Indian history ; conservation ; paintings of hunts ; environmental history ; animals
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ص 98-109.
Ensibi Cherif
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Rodríguez Francisco Soler
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Santiyán Prado Míguez
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Daly Yahya Mohamed Nejib
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Pérez López Marcos
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Moreno David Hernández
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pages 98-104.
Dadoua Hadria Nebia
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Boumedini Belkacem
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pages 102-133.
Gundupagi Manjunath
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Ahammed T. Md. Inthiyaz
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pages 26-36.