Prakratik Society

Prakratik Society The Prakratik Society is a non-profit, NGO, working for the people and the tigers in and around Ranthambhore National Park in Rajasthan, India

The Prakratik Society is devoted to finding solutions to the problems of the survival of the wildlife of Ranthambhore and the large and growing population of poor people who live around the Park, to find a balance between the needs of man and the needs of the wild animals, to help them to co-exist peacefully and happily.

Our Environment Team was delighted to welcome 29 students and one teacher from Saini Adarsh Vidhyamandir School, Ramsing...
08/10/2025

Our Environment Team was delighted to welcome 29 students and one teacher from Saini Adarsh Vidhyamandir School, Ramsinghpura.

The students enjoyed interactive activities and participated in a lively session on the topic “Plastics and Their Harmful Impact on Our Daily Life.”

Following the session, they visited our Chemistry and Physics laboratories, where Mr. Sumukh and Mr. Aditya provided hands-on experimental training aligned with their school syllabus. The visit offered the students valuable exposure to practical learning and environmental awareness.

We were pleased to host 63 students from Saraswati Adarsh Shikshan Sansthan for an interactive learning programme at our...
07/10/2025

We were pleased to host 63 students from Saraswati Adarsh Shikshan Sansthan for an interactive learning programme at our school.
The visit commenced with an insightful session on the harmful effects of plastic and the importance of reducing its usage. This was followed by hands-on chemistry experiments conducted by Mr. Sumukh, complementing their academic curriculum.
The students also took part in an engaging session on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence led by Mr. Shashank, which provided them with valuable insights into new and emerging technologies. The visit concluded with a guided museum tour by Mr. Hanuman Prasad, making the experience both educational and enjoyable.
We extend our sincere thanks to Monsoon Trust Accessorize for their support towards our Environmental Education and Outreach Programme.

Today we welcomed total 50 students of class 9 and 10 from Prerna Public Secondary School, Kundera.Ms. Rupinder conducte...
05/10/2025

Today we welcomed total 50 students of class 9 and 10 from Prerna Public Secondary School, Kundera.
Ms. Rupinder conducted an interactive session on the harmful effects of plastics and the importance of minimizing their use. Mr. Sumukh and Mr. Aditya Dhar guided the students through hands-on Chemistry and Physics experiments aligned with their curriculum.

The passing of Dr. Jane Goodall is a profound loss. Her pioneering work with chimpanzees and lifelong commitment to wild...
04/10/2025

The passing of Dr. Jane Goodall is a profound loss. Her pioneering work with chimpanzees and lifelong commitment to wildlife conservation have left an enduring legacy.

Today, we paid our heartfelt tribute by screening her documentary with our students. The experience was deeply inspiring, reminding us of her dedication to protecting nature. We feel grateful to have learned from her remarkable journey and proud to be part of the Jane Goodall Institute India.

We were delighted to welcome total 46 students of Classes 9 and 10 from Ganesh Gyan Mandir Secondary School, Kundera, al...
04/10/2025

We were delighted to welcome total 46 students of Classes 9 and 10 from Ganesh Gyan Mandir Secondary School, Kundera, along with their two teachers, for an interactive learning session and lab visit.

The students were engaged in an interactive discussion on the harmful impacts of plastics and emphasized the importance of reducing single-use plastics in daily life. This was followed by a hands-on training session on AI and Robotics conducted by Mr. Shashank Giri.

Later, Mr. Hanuman Prasad accompanied the group to the Rajiv Gandhi Regional Museum, where he introduced them to the rich flora and fauna of Ranthambhore, further deepening their understanding of the local biodiversity.

The programme offered the students a valuable opportunity to explore environmental awareness, technology, and biodiversity conservation in a holistic manner.
We are grateful to Monsoon Trust Accessorize for the support of our Environment Eductaion and Awareness Program.

20 students of Class 11 (Science), accompanied by our school team members Ms. Nigar Afroz and Mr. Amit, participated in ...
28/09/2025

20 students of Class 11 (Science), accompanied by our school team members Ms. Nigar Afroz and Mr. Amit, participated in a grassland survey activity at Ranthambhore Fort. The session was conducted under the expert guidance of Mr. Sonu Kumar (District Coordinator, Kota, Biodiversity Research and Development Society) and Mr. Om Prakash Bairwa (Biologist, SCHER Kota).

During the survey, the students observed the natural habitat closely, documented their findings, and successfully identified 10 species of grasses along with 5 sub-species. The activity not only deepened their understanding of local biodiversity but also highlighted the ecological importance of grasses in maintaining ecosystem balance. Overall, it was an enriching, hands-on learning experience that fostered scientific observation and nurtured an appreciation for the remarkable diversity of life forms in their surroundings.

Supported by Monsoon Trust Accessorize

Seventeen students of Class 12 (Science), accompanied by Ms. Nigar Afroz and Mr. Amit, participated in a grassland surve...
27/09/2025

Seventeen students of Class 12 (Science), accompanied by Ms. Nigar Afroz and Mr. Amit, participated in a grassland survey activity at Palighat. The session was facilitated under the expert guidance of Mr. Sonu Kumar (District Coordinator, Kota, Biodiversity Research and Development Society) and Mr. Om Prakash Bairwa (Biologist, SCHER Kota).

During the survey, students explored the natural habitat, documented their observations, and successfully identified 10 species of grasses along with 3 sub-species. The exercise not only deepened their knowledge of local biodiversity but also highlighted the ecological significance of grasses in maintaining ecosystem balance. It proved to be an enriching hands-on learning experience, fostering scientific inquiry and appreciation for the diversity of life forms in their surroundings.
We are grateful to Monsoon Trust Accessorize for the support of our Environment Education Program.

Our Environment Team visited Government Senior Secondary School, Dhamun Kala, to felicitate students for their commendab...
26/09/2025

Our Environment Team visited Government Senior Secondary School, Dhamun Kala, to felicitate students for their commendable performance in the Inter-School Rainwater Harvesting Pit Competition, where they achieved 4th position by creating 78 pits. The visit celebrated their contribution to water conservation and further encouraged sustainable habits through the distribution of 300 cloth bags.
During the program, Ms. Rupinder Kaur and Mr. Hanuman Prasad Sharma from the Environment Team engaged 78 students of Classes IX and X in an interactive session on plastic. The discussion covered the origin of plastic, the reasons for its widespread use, and its harmful effects on health, wildlife, and the environment.
The session highlighted plastic pollution as a critical global challenge and motivated students to evaluate their consumption choices while adopting eco-friendly alternatives in everyday life.
We sincerely appreciate Monsoon Trust Accessorize for their valuable support towards our Environment Program.

Grassland documentation – 25th September 2025A group of 15 students from Classes 11 and 12 (Arts) took part in a field d...
25/09/2025

Grassland documentation – 25th September 2025

A group of 15 students from Classes 11 and 12 (Arts) took part in a field documentation exercise at the grasslands near Dhonk. This experiential learning activity was designed to give students first-hand exposure to ecological studies and the significance of grassland biodiversity.

We are deeply grateful to our resource persons, Mr. Sonu Kumar (District Coordinator, Kota, Biodiversity Research Development Society) and Mr. Om Prakash Bairwa (Biologist, SCHER Kota), for guiding the students. They introduced the fundamentals of grassland survey techniques, explained why such documentation is vital for conservation, and trained the students to observe and record with scientific accuracy.

During the session, the students successfully documented 10 species of grasses and enhanced their understanding of plant morphology by studying structures such as nodes, internodes, spikelets, and inflorescences. The activity not only enriched their academic knowledge but also inspired them to appreciate the critical role of grasslands in maintaining ecological balance.

We joyfully celebrated the 87th birth anniversary of our founder Fateh Singh Rathore Ji in the presence of school princi...
13/09/2025

We joyfully celebrated the 87th birth anniversary of our founder Fateh Singh Rathore Ji in the presence of school principals, teachers, students from our Outreach Program, and participants of the Rainwater Harvesting Pit and Eco-Brick competitions. Distinguished guests included Dr. Goverdhan Singh Rathore, Mr. Baljeet Meena, RO Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board, Mrs. Usha Rathore, Ms. Padmini Rathore, Mr. Dipendra Shekhawat, Mrs. Kalponika Bhattacharya, and Mr. John Stanley Masih.

The program opened with the soulful song “Utho, Waqt Aa Gya”, dedicated to Fateh Singh Ji, serving as a call for all to unite in protecting Ranthambhore’s tigers and environment. Highlights included the 3rd Tiger Guru Awards, honoring 14 students with scholarships, and presenting Tiger Watch’s book “Ranthambhore Ke Baghon Ka Sansar”, which is dedicated to Fateh Singh Ji for his role in tiger conservation, to schools and scholarship awardees.

Students from 22 schools made 770 rainwater harvesting pits and collected 150 kg of plastic waste through the new Eco-Brick competition.

With a touch of creativity, Aditya Sir and Vaibhav Sir crafted a musical instruments from plastic bottles, on which our students Abiel J Raj and Avichal Ashok Machya gave a delightful performance.

We also recognized our teachers—Mr. Aditya Dhar Dwivedi, Mr. Sumukh Tandon, Mr. Shashank Giri, and Ms. Nigar Afroz—for their dedicated efforts in engaging students from 23 schools across 14 villages through outreach and environmental awareness programs.
We recognized our staff for planting and distributing 7,500 saplings and stitching cloth bags from 2,000 meters of fabric. We are equally grateful to Mr. Hanuman Prasad Sharma for his vital support and coordination with the schools.

The program closed with hostel children singing “Chalo Mil Ke Lete Hai Ek Kadam”, uniting all for a greener future.

Special thanks to Monsoon Trust Accessorize for supporting our Environmental Education and Outreach Programme.

We are proud to celebrate the 87th birth anniversary of our founder, Fateh Singh Ji, through a series of meaningful prog...
11/08/2025

We are proud to celebrate the 87th birth anniversary of our founder, Fateh Singh Ji, through a series of meaningful programmes organized at Apex Ranthambhore Sevika Hospital and Fateh Public School.

At Fateh Public School (FPS), our young FPians, along with their teachers, paid heartfelt homage to our beloved Founder. Engaging discussions were held on Fateh Singh Ji’s life and his invaluable contribution to tiger conservation in Ranthambhore.

Students reflected on how his dedication has been a cornerstone in creating a safe haven for the endangered tiger species.

The event concluded with the screening of the Tiger Anthem and the documentary “The Tigers of Ranthambhore.”

As part of our ongoing environmental awareness campaign, our team visited three schools: Government Upper Primary School...
27/07/2025

As part of our ongoing environmental awareness campaign, our team visited three schools: Government Upper Primary School, Kutalpura Maliyan; Shri Laxmi Vidhya Mandir School, Shyampura; and Bal Niketan Secondary School, Shyampura. A total of four interactive sessions were conducted, engaging 445 students and 23 teachers. The sessions emphasized the importance of saying no to single-use plastics, highlighted the harmful effects of plastic on soil, and discussed the crucial role of trees in maintaining ecological balance. Participants were also encouraged to take part in rainwater harvesting efforts by digging pits during the monsoon season and collecting plastic waste in bottles for proper disposal. These sessions were facilitated by our environmental educators, Ms. Rupinder Kaur and Ms. Nigar Afroz.

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Ranthambhore Sevika Hospital; Vinayak Nagar, Housing Board Road
Sawai Madhopur
322001

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00917462234364

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