“It all begins with the idea to find silence and serenity in myself when I spend time in nature and feel its authenticity. For me, it is not only about getting the perfect picture of an animal or a bird, but more about capturing the uniquely intense mood or feeling that I only experience in wild nature.”

I also speak at events like the TEDx Hyderabad event & my talks usually revolve around photography, my journey as a photographer and anecdotes from the field which have taught me valuable life lessons.

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To protect Tigers & their ecosystem ensuring the survival of thousands of species including humans that depend on this ecosystem.

Read more about my collaboration with HYTICOS and the conservation projects we are working on across the states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh


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  • Indian Wolf - Kadbanwadi Grasslands, Indapur - WildArtWorks

    Indian Wolf, Kadbanwadi Grasslands, Satara

    The Endangered Indian Wolf (Canis lupus pallipes/ Canis indica) is a subspecies of Grey Wolf & one of their most endangered populations in the world. Travelling in smaller packs and less vocal than other variants it has a reputation for being cunning. There are approximately 400-1,100 wolves living in the Himalayan Region and 4,000-6,000 wolves in the Peninsular Region. The Peninsular Region wolves are mostly found in agropastoral areas that have less forest density.

    The Indian plains wolf (Canis lupus pallipes, synonym Canis indica) is formed by 2 closely related female lineage mitochondrial DNA (mDNA) haplotypes that fall within the Canis lupus pallipes subspecies of the gray wolf. It is only found in the arid and semi-arid peninsular plains of India. These lineages are genetically unique from all other wolves worldwide.