VAAGH AVYO RE VAAGH...

few days back, discussing about the project of aircel, 'save tigers', he said and written the same thing in his blog that, tigers are at a far away place, but what about the sparrow? we cannot even see the sparrow now-a-days.and it is not the matter of shame for humankind that we have to start a project like, save tigers, save sparrows, save chittah, save whale, save jungle...because as he said,'man is worst than animals when he becomes animal.' he said that, shame is this that we have to start projects called, 'save the girlchild.' it is only on that day that i asked him to give me some topics to write and he said to write on the topic,'save tigers' as aircel has requested to write blogs on that. i thought what would be the world without tigers? probably ur grandson would wake up one day and ask u, that 'what was tiger? i have a lesson on it. and it is said that tiger was india's national animal. it is the nature that the things we use less, get disappear slowly... as mentioned in one of my elder brother's play, today's children has lost their childhood. they are treatd as matures from the beginning. years have passed and i've not seen a child playing marbles, that we used to play for the whole day. and many such games. parks are empty as children are busy with either their homework or their computer games. they do not know how to hold a cricket bat in real life, but they make hundreds of runs in computer games. the trdition of storytelling by grandmother is also now eloped from the world. i was worrying what would happen of the stories related to tigers for children in future. (like the one i've titled) in which a shepherd makes fool everyone that the tiger has come and hunting my goats, villagers come to help him and he then reveals that he was making fool out of them. and one day in real tiger comes and noone believes him. the story would in future,'he would try to make them fool saying,"tiger has come and he is hunting my goats." the question would be on that, "what is tiger?"' and he would give the discription of tiger. but the question is are children of future generation going to listen the story?