Vidyut promotes Tiger conservation

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Updated At : 01:07 PM Nov 01, 2020 IST

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Animal Planet, in partnership with World Wide Fund for Nature India (WWF India) and others, is back with a new edition of its flagship initiative – Project C.A.T: Conserving Acres for Tigers, which aims to sensitise people about the cause of saving tiger population. This year, action star Vidyut Jammwal has come on board to support the noble initiative.Vidyut says, “I often take inspiration from their agility and fierceness; saving the tiger population is certainly the need of the hour.”

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