Moghiya families are large, with parents raising 7 kids on an average. Low economic status and illiteracy are major setbacks to their lifestyle. To alleviate their concerns Tiger Watch has started hostel for Moghiya boys in the first phase of their education program.   download moghiya reform report (3.2MB)     Lets save the Tiger! You can help by donating or supporting Tiger Watch activities. You can send cheques/demand drafts in the name of ‘Tiger Watch’ to the below address or please write to ‘ tigerwatchindia@yahoo.co.in ’   After 32 years of relocation from the Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve in 1974-76, there was still no electricity in the village of Kailashpuri. Thanks to Madhu Bhatnagar from Sri Ram School (Delhi), Kailashpuri got the first solar light in 15 households on Dec 7th, 2007. read more >> Less than 300 breeding individuals left in the wild, river Chambal in Rajasthan holds a substantial population of the endangered Gharial. A rapid survey conducted on foot 100kms along the river was covered in 11 days. The team camped at 10 different villages along the river. read more >>