Tiger conservation is necessary in coming times, only then we will live, says Vaibhav Gehlot

Jaipur: Tiger conservation is necessary in the coming times, only then we will live. No matter which govts came in Rajasthan, they gave their own efforts in it, Vaibhav Gehlot said during the “Baghotsav” organised at the Hotel Clarks Amer on Saturday.

Tourism Minister Vishvendra Singh, Cabinet Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas, RCA President Vaibhav Gehlot, Advisor to Chief Minister Rajkumar Sharma, Mayor of Jaipur Municipal Corporation Heritage Munesh Gurjar, HOFF DN Pandey, Dr Jagdeesh Chandra, CEO and Editor-inChief, Bharat24-Vision of New India and First India, and CMD, First India News, and many officers of forest Department were present in the program. Dr Chandra said that in today’s time the officials of the Forest Department and Tourism Department are doing a great work. “First India and Bharat24 remain connected with the subject of social concern. The public is also bored with political things. Today for the first time, I saw a serious type of panel discussion in the program. Therefore, First India is always with you,” he said.

JMC Heritage Mayor Munesh Gurjar also addressed the event and said, “Indira Gandhi started the tiger project and hence we have tigers today. If the credit goes to anyone, it goes to Indira Gandhi. Rajasthan has become number one in every field in the whole world. The thought of Swaraj’s has been fulfilled because of Chief Minister Gehlot. First India always stays ahead while playing social concern.”