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Aircel Launches Social Campaign ‘Save Our Tigers’

AIRCEL, India’s 5th largest GSM mobile service provider initiated the campaign towards a social cause in association with WWF-India to help save our tigers.  Aircel “Save Our Tiger” is the latest campaign where it intends to draw attention towards dwindling numbers of tigers across the planet and bring forward the seriousness of losing tigers from our planet.

Tiger, the national animal of India, has been on key target of poachers and in 2009 alone India lost 86 tigers. From around 40,000 at the turn of the last century, there are just 1411 tigers left in India. The national animal is on the verge of extinction and if serious efforts are not undertaken Tigers will only reside in our history books.

Cricket Player and Aircel’s brand Ambassador Mahendra Singh Dhoni, footballer Bhaichung Bhutia and south Indian actor Surya are part of this campaign. Apart from TV and print advertising it has launched a website www.saveourtigers.com which will be instrumental in propagating and disseminating information about saving tiger. It urges people to be informed and create buzz across all forums like blogging, writing on facebook, twitter and writing letters to the editors of newspapers. It has also created a platform where people can donate money to NGOs working relentlessly for the cause.

To watch the campaign Click Here-> Aircel Save Tiger

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  1. ritu
    May 7th, 2010 at 11:36 | #1

    we should make a forest aeria for tiger and no human should not enter in the forest and with more animals like deer and many more anmals so that the tigers will not come in human land

  2. sathish
    May 26th, 2010 at 14:52 | #2

    Donating money to tiger conservation charities is a waste of time because their success rate is “disastrous”, according to Chris Packham, the BBC wildlife presenter.
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthnews/7760147/Tiger-conservation-is-disastrous-says-BBC-wildlife-presenter-Chris-Packham.html

  3. PAUL GEORGE
    June 5th, 2010 at 07:25 | #3

    I LIKE THE LOGO.I WANT A T-SHIRT WHICH sURYa WARE ON THE ADD………
    I WANT TO ATTACH THE LOGO STIKER ON MY CAR.15 CM LENGTH 2 CM HIGHT
    PLS HELP

  4. sakshi
    haryana, June 6th, 2010 at 11:37 | #4

    salute to u guyz for such a noble cause

  5. Rishabh
    Jharkhand, June 7th, 2010 at 15:52 | #5

    @Ritu
    Its f9 that u2 thnk abt our national animal but it not enough to save tiger coz
    u2 too knw that nowdays for money anyone can do anythng not u and i
    coz we knw what is wrte
    if we really want to save our tiger then we have only start…..
    k
    and thnx to aircel
    and thnx to Dhoni too …….

  6. suraj kumar
    bangalore, July 20th, 2010 at 13:34 | #6

    compalsaory cut minium amount from state govt & central govt employes salaries & also take from circket players & stop spending funds on meetings & travellings and tell public to contrabiute some funds.Govt has to take strong action on animal hunters by death penalty or life imprisonment. Indian govt has to give full support to our Natoional Animals

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