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Bye bye crackers, hello birds

 

22 Oct 2019


Forest Department officials are probably on their way to distribute sweets in Kollukudipatti, Vettangudipatti, and Krishnapuram villages as you read this. Located on the fringes of Vettangudi Bird Sanctuary in Sivaganga district, the villages have been refraining from bursting firecrackers during Deepavali for several decades. The reason? People there want to make sure their bird visitors are not bothered in any way. The distribution of sweets is the Department’s way of thanking people for their gesture. It is done every year with the District Forest Officer leading the way.

The villagers though, do not expect anything in return. “I’m 53 now and have not burst firecrackers at all,” says forest department official K Karuppaiah (name changed on request) who was born there.

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