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One of Our Projects

    Project Lifeline - Sunderban Pictures:
     
  1. MV Bholanath, the ICNL project motorboat

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  2. A villager undergoing medical checkup.

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  3. Renovated ICNL primary healthcare unit at Anpur, Satleja island, funded by Saving Wild Tigers.

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  4. A tree planting campaign being attended by a popular film actor from Calcutta

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  5. Patients at the primary health care unit

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  6. A child being treated at health care unit

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  7. A cancer patient from a far-off island being examined by Dr. Dewan aboard the motorboat (WARNING:GRAPHIC IMAGE).

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  8. A child with a peculiar disease yet to be diagnosed (WARNING:GRAPHIC IMAGE)

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  9. A serious patient is being administered saline drip

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  10. The health care unit with its surroundings

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  11. The ICNL motorboat anchored in front of the primary health care unit,. The tiger habitat forest are seen in the backdrop

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  12. Husband and children of Mrs Arati Sardar, a crocodile victim, with Mr Mrinal Chatterjee, the ICNL head.. Two of the children receive education scholarships from Saving Wild Tigers.

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  13. Mrs Lakshmi Sardar and her daughter Anima in front of the healthcare unit. Mrs. Sardar's husband died at the hands of a tiger. Anima receives Saving Wild Tigers scholarship.

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  14. Villagers venturing into the forest wearing masks at the back of their heads. Tigers generally attack from the behind.

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  15. Villagers collecting prawn-seeds on the river bank and are easy prey for crocodiles

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  16. Fishermen on their boat

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  17. A loan fisherman against a serene backdrop

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  18. The royal bengal tiger, a terror in the Sunderbans, is also traditionally worshipped.

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  19. Forest guards engaged in tiger census. ICNL was also a partner to this operation

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  20. ICNL patrol party locates tiger pugmarks on the river bank

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  21. Flora of the Sunderbans

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  22. The virgin beauty of the Sunderbans.