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Conservationist and wildlife
filmmaker Mike Pandey, who is
well-known for espousing the cause
of endangered animals, has now
diverted his attention to the plight
of the vultures who are disappearing
faster than any one would have ever
thought.
At the screening of his documentary,
Vanishing Vultures, at the
British Council recently, Pandey
said: “Diclofenac has been
identified as the silent killer of
vultures when they eat the dead
bodies of the cattle.”
Those present at the screening
included Rod Pryde, director
of the British Council, Asad
Rehmani, director of the Bombay
Natural History Society (BNHS),
Nita Shah, also from the BNHS,
social activist Nafisa Ali
among others.
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