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Recently released figures from India's National Tiger Conservation Authority put the population of tigers in India in 2008 at a pitiful 1,411. Sadly, encountering a tiger in the wild is going to become a rarer and rarer experience.
Have you ever encountered a tiger in the jungle in India? Perhaps on a trip to a wildlife sanctuary or a national park? Or maybe unexpectedly -- and memorably -- while traveling through one of India's magnificent forests?
Tell us about it? How did it come about? What time of day was it and where were you?Send us all the details of your encounter -- year, date (if you remember it), location and more. And if you happen to have some great photographs of that encounter, that you have taken yourself, please do send us those as well and we will put them up right here on rediff.com!
Mail us at tigerpics@rediffmail.com.
Photograph: Noah Seelam/AFP/Getty Images
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