शिकारी ही नहीं अच्छे फोटोग्राफर भी थे जिम कॉर्बेट, जयंती पर इतिहासकार ने ताजा की यादें

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जिम कॉर्बेट का मसूरी से विशेष नाता था, वो सिर्फ शिकारी ही नहीं, बल्कि एक संवेदनशील रक्षक, एक जानवरों से प्यार करने वाले इंसान थे

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00:30My father had a postmaster here, and he had an apothecary, an infirmary type, and he had a posting.

00:39He had a horse artillery, and he had a transfer from Merritt.

00:43And his father had a birth in Merritt.

00:46He was posted there, in 1845, in Masuri.

00:49He had two postings.

00:51He had a postmaster, and he worked in medical.

00:55Then, he had a divorce in Masuri.

00:59He had a post-church.

01:01He was named Jane Merritt.

01:03He lived somewhere in Landoor.

01:05He had a second marriage, and his wife also had a second marriage.

01:08After that, in 1859, his transfer was made to Nainital.

01:12Nainital was also a good city.

01:15He had to go to his own autobiography.

01:20It was very difficult to travel.

01:22In 1875, Jim Corbett was in Nainital.

01:25He lived there in the village of Masturi, and then he had a relative in Masturi.

01:31In the Masturi, they were relatives.

01:33Some of the Indian families and other people who were very familiar with him.

01:35Mr. Barrioto, Mr. Ladley, and some of the old families of Masturi,

01:39they came there.

01:40Mastroke, who lived in Northview lodge.

01:44He was also a cat to his tiger.

01:48He was very fond of animals also.

01:52He was a very good photographer.

01:56He was very good.

01:59His album was made in 1920.

02:06He was a very good photographer.

02:12He was shot in the field of work.

02:16I have a lot of tigers here, such as Jim Corbett or Shivalik.

02:22Some of their belongings were left here.

02:27The wall carpet of regiment, some of their stars, some of them were medallion.

02:34I had a lot of support, but I had no cooperation with the government.

02:40As a human being, I am a good human.

02:46I was not an Englishman or a ruler, nor a human being.

02:52People had a lot of requests to take their home.

02:55The man-eater came to our area.

02:57Traveling was very difficult.

02:59We used to take the land, we used to take the land,

03:01we used to take the land for 4-4 days.

03:04They wrote many books and their experiences.

03:07The Man-eater of Kumao, The Man-eater of Champawat, The Man-eater of Rudra Priyag, The Man-eater of Tala Desh.

03:13There are many books.

03:15It's a very good book.

03:17It's a very touching story.

03:19You must read it.

03:20I have to tell you that people who read it.

03:22The Man-eater of Lala Ji is.

03:24I have to send it.

03:26What do you think,

03:28you don't want to get a man-eater from this way?

03:32You can't get a man-eater.

03:37Then do you think you don't want to get a man-eater?

03:38Is it going to be a man-eater in this way?

03:40Definitely.

03:41I don't think it's a man-eater, why do you think it's a man-eater?

03:45They didn't think that they would kill me or that they would kill me.

03:50They wanted to kill the last resort.

03:54They gave their psychology and they told them why this man-eater is a man-eater.

03:58Some times they died from old age, or they died from accident, or they died from injury,

04:02or they were injured.

04:03Then they would make a man-eater.

04:05At that time, there was a lot of jungle, the village was very low,

04:07and people were working in the fields and they didn't want to save them.

04:10Sometimes they became a man-eater, then they became a man-eater.

04:14But those who were killed, they felt a lot of pain.

04:17Then they wrote that I was killed.

04:20They saw their psychology of psychology,

04:23and they told them that they didn't call me like this.

04:26Don't call me like this.

04:27Try and keep yourself safe.

04:29I don't want to kill the animal.

04:31I didn't want to kill the animal.

04:33I did a lot of work.

04:35It happened to be that it was for a child,

04:38but it happened to be that they lived in the jungle,

04:40or in the nital.

04:41He lived in the woods.

04:42They never killed the shotgun.

04:43That was a shock.

04:44My question is,

04:47I've been saying that you've got a lot of support from government.

04:49You've got to be a lot of support.

04:51You've got to be a lot of support from government.

04:53Now you've spent 75 years now.

04:55Why do you think that government in this country

04:58Why do you have to do this work?

04:59I know you are going to cover me for 20 years.

05:02I have been trying to get myself into the 20th century.

05:05I have already found four books.

05:07For the government, I don't get any cooperation.

05:10All are just the ones.

05:12They also get to forget the 6-3 months to forget.

05:14I have been frustrated with my friends.

05:17I have been frustrated with my friends.

05:19I have helped my friends.

05:22I have helped my friends and my friends.

05:26I have helped my friends.

05:28What is the most important thing about the rainy season?

05:31How long is it?

05:33How long is it?

05:34How long is it?

05:36How long is it?

05:38How long is it?

05:40How long is it?

05:42How long is it?

05:47How long is it?

05:48I want to learn.

05:50What is it?

05:52What you can learn is life-long.

05:54What you can learn on screen is a little bit.

05:56I want to learn.

05:58I have to learn.

06:00This is what a government has to learn.

06:02I try to learn more than 75 years.

06:04I'd like to learn 3 pages from the Raja Palian IX.

06:08I get to learn more things like this.

06:10I got to learn 3 pages from this.

06:12I got to learn from my books.

06:14I got to learn from the government.

06:16I am very careful.

06:18My parents have told me that

06:20the government has been a 1.500 year old.

06:22They have been a couple of things.

06:24foreign

06:54Thank you so much for joining us.

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