Hans dalal

By India Today Web Desk: Hans Dalal first spotted a tiger at Madhya Pradesh's Kanha National Park in 2007 and has been enraptured by the magnificent animal since then. Meet Hans Dalal, a tiger conservationist, wildlife photographer and documentary filmmaker and one unique aspect about him is he was born with cerebral palsy. He contracted jaundice when he was born premature which caused speech and movement impairment. It was only at the age of 6 he took his first steps. It was only when he saw a tiger for the first time Kanha National Park he fell in love with tigers. He would sit all day reading up on tigers. He has worked as a Community Conservation Officer at the national park and has assisted National Geographic in several tiger tracking projects. Hans is also a Right To Information activist for issues related to tigers.

Hrishikesh Kannan Talks About his Life Journey, Passion, Commitment & More on Tellis Like It Is! by EVENTFAQS Bureau May 19, 2020 | • • • • After some inspiring episodes, Brian Tellis, Co-founder & CEO, Fountainhead MKTG released another episode of his show ‘Tellis Like It Is’ featuring RJ, Voiceover Artist, Producer, Presenter, Anchor and more, Hrishikesh Kannan aka Hrishikay. This episode witnessed Hrishikay getting candid with Brian Tellis as he shared the story of his unfazed commitment to pursuing what he was passionate about and how he fell in love with the radio! Don’t forget to catch Tellis discuss, share and uncover the many facets of other personalities including Terence Lewis, Faye Dsouza, Kubbra Sait, Gaurav Kapur, Dia Mirza, Devraj Sanyal, MD & CEO at Universal Music Group, India & South Asia, Hans Dalal, and Tarsame Mittal, Founder, TM Talent Management in the upcoming episodes of ‘Tellis Like It Is’. Stay tuned for more episode updates! • The Asian Games, originally scheduled for September last year, will now be held from September 23 to October 8, 2023, and will feature a range of esports competitions. by EVENTFAQS Bureau| Entertainment| June 16, 2023 • He delves into the evolving dynamics of music marketing, TM Ventures' journey of innovation and adaptation, and tantalizing insights into the highly anticipated upcoming concerts. by EVENTFAQS Bureau| Industry Watch| June 16, 2023 • Aoora is an internationally acclaimed K-pop artist, known for his electrifyi...

If you grew up in Mumbai, Bandra to be precise, chances are that the name Brian Tellis will ring a bell and perhaps even bring a smile to your face. You’ve either seen him on the stage as a singer, theater artist or host, or probably heard his unmistakable baritone voice on the radio. Many may know him as an inspiring entrepreneur in the live entertainment industry. Although it’s hard to count all his talents in one go, when we catch up over the phone, Tellis is quick to share with a new trivia about his glorious innings. He says, “I started my career actually working in a pharmaceutical, believe it or not!” In his early twenties, Tellis was eager to travel the world and the only way for him to do that at the time was to work with an airline or be a general sales agent (GSA). “I spent some time looking around and then there was an opening in a company called Pan Tours, which was the sales agent for Pan American so I started off there.” Tellis went on to have stints in Air Canada and Air France in their sales and accounting departments and spent the better part of a decade in the airline industry which laid the foundation for what was to come from him. The performing arts bug Before we go forward in the life of Tellis, we first need to go back and get a sense of how and why he’s been so versatile over the years. The Bandra boy immediately points out that it all stems from the fact that he’s always had the performing arts needle stuck in his vein. “I can’t get it out,” he sa...

This Tiger conservationist is no ordinary. Hans Dalal, was born with Cerebral Palsy, a neurological disorder which impacts one’s fine motor skills. But this disorder could not stop Dalal from moving ahead in life and becoming a successful sound engineer. However, a trip to Kanha National Park changed his life forever. Hans was so enamored by the sight of a Tiger that he packed his bags and left to the jungles to work as a Tiger conservationist. In a scenario where, Tigers in India are facing extinction, Hans’ efforts to save our national pride is surely commendable. 29 July,2018 10:01 AM IST

Hans Dalal was born with cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder caused due to brain malformation in the early stages of birth. The disorder affected his movement; he only learned to walk at the age of six and even then, found it difficult to maintain his balance and move freely. He also developed severe speech impairment. Although cerebral palsy is an incurable disease, physical and occupational therapies have been known to benefit many who suffer from the disorder. On the insistence of his mother and doctors, Hans underwent a combination of physical, occupational and speech therapies. It helped him gain greater control over his limbs and his speech, giving him the chance to lead a relatively normal childhood. Despite this however, Hans was often the victim of unjustified social stigma. Hans Dalal Image Source: Society finds it difficult to accept anyone who deviates even slightly from what is perceived to be the ‘accepted normal,’ and Hans, who walks and talks the way he does, knows this only too well. He has been offered a wheelchair at airports several times, despite never having asked for it. His lack of balance while walking often leads people to think of him as a disorderly drunk. A mother once even pulled her daughter closer to herself and away from Hans as he walked by. As a child, he wasn’t allowed on school trips because his teachers were worried about him losing his balance and hurting himself. His uncle, however, came to his rescue. He would set off with Hans ...

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For the last 15 days, the old tiger was found moving sluggishly and had virtually given up on life. Waghdoh was frequently spotted in the Sinhala forest by locals and his videos of ill health had also gone viral on social media. On May 21, the tiger is suspected to have killed shepherd Dashrath Pendor (65). Waghdoh got his name from a waterhole in the core area of Mohurli range, where the tiger was first sighted by tourists in 2009, when he was around four years old. “I had first seen Waghdoh in 2009, when it was also known as Waghdoh shot into the limelight after he trounced Yeda Anna (Broken Tail) in 2010, the then dominant male of Mohurli. Waghdoh also killed three cubs of tigress Madhuri’s first litter sired by Yeda Anna. Waghdoh later mated with her to have his own cubs. Madhuri’s second litter of four cubs in 2011 was also sired by Waghdoh. This litter was popularly known as the Tiger Sisters of Telia — Sonam, Lara, Geeta, and Mona. A documentary was also produced on the Telia sisters, which became very popular. Lara and Sonam still dominate the Mohurli range with three cubs each. “Most of the tiger lineage you see in “In 2015, when Madhuri was ousted by her own daughter Sonam, and she moved to Agarzari-Dewada in Mohurli’s buffer. At the same time, Waghdoh too was ousted by Bajrang (T49). Today, the flourishing tiger population there with popular tigresses like Chhoti Madhu, Sharmili, Aishwarya, W female, Collarwali are credited to Waghdoh,” says naturalist Himanshu ...

Hrishikesh Kannan Talks About his Life Journey, Passion, Commitment & More on Tellis Like It Is! by EVENTFAQS Bureau May 19, 2020 | • • • • After some inspiring episodes, Brian Tellis, Co-founder & CEO, Fountainhead MKTG released another episode of his show ‘Tellis Like It Is’ featuring RJ, Voiceover Artist, Producer, Presenter, Anchor and more, Hrishikesh Kannan aka Hrishikay. This episode witnessed Hrishikay getting candid with Brian Tellis as he shared the story of his unfazed commitment to pursuing what he was passionate about and how he fell in love with the radio! Don’t forget to catch Tellis discuss, share and uncover the many facets of other personalities including Terence Lewis, Faye Dsouza, Kubbra Sait, Gaurav Kapur, Dia Mirza, Devraj Sanyal, MD & CEO at Universal Music Group, India & South Asia, Hans Dalal, and Tarsame Mittal, Founder, TM Talent Management in the upcoming episodes of ‘Tellis Like It Is’. Stay tuned for more episode updates! • The Asian Games, originally scheduled for September last year, will now be held from September 23 to October 8, 2023, and will feature a range of esports competitions. by EVENTFAQS Bureau| Entertainment| June 16, 2023 • He delves into the evolving dynamics of music marketing, TM Ventures' journey of innovation and adaptation, and tantalizing insights into the highly anticipated upcoming concerts. by EVENTFAQS Bureau| Industry Watch| June 16, 2023 • Aoora is an internationally acclaimed K-pop artist, known for his electrifyi...

This Tiger conservationist is no ordinary. Hans Dalal, was born with Cerebral Palsy, a neurological disorder which impacts one’s fine motor skills. But this disorder could not stop Dalal from moving ahead in life and becoming a successful sound engineer. However, a trip to Kanha National Park changed his life forever. Hans was so enamored by the sight of a Tiger that he packed his bags and left to the jungles to work as a Tiger conservationist. In a scenario where, Tigers in India are facing extinction, Hans’ efforts to save our national pride is surely commendable. 29 July,2018 10:01 AM IST

For the last 15 days, the old tiger was found moving sluggishly and had virtually given up on life. Waghdoh was frequently spotted in the Sinhala forest by locals and his videos of ill health had also gone viral on social media. On May 21, the tiger is suspected to have killed shepherd Dashrath Pendor (65). Waghdoh got his name from a waterhole in the core area of Mohurli range, where the tiger was first sighted by tourists in 2009, when he was around four years old. “I had first seen Waghdoh in 2009, when it was also known as Waghdoh shot into the limelight after he trounced Yeda Anna (Broken Tail) in 2010, the then dominant male of Mohurli. Waghdoh also killed three cubs of tigress Madhuri’s first litter sired by Yeda Anna. Waghdoh later mated with her to have his own cubs. Madhuri’s second litter of four cubs in 2011 was also sired by Waghdoh. This litter was popularly known as the Tiger Sisters of Telia — Sonam, Lara, Geeta, and Mona. A documentary was also produced on the Telia sisters, which became very popular. Lara and Sonam still dominate the Mohurli range with three cubs each. “Most of the tiger lineage you see in “In 2015, when Madhuri was ousted by her own daughter Sonam, and she moved to Agarzari-Dewada in Mohurli’s buffer. At the same time, Waghdoh too was ousted by Bajrang (T49). Today, the flourishing tiger population there with popular tigresses like Chhoti Madhu, Sharmili, Aishwarya, W female, Collarwali are credited to Waghdoh,” says naturalist Himanshu ...