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School · CBSE Class 6 English Poorvi

Saving the Tiger by Shekar Dattari Illustrated Comic Book CBSE Class 6 Poorvi

By Shekar Dattari · Comic adaptation by Bodhi Classes · Bodhi Books

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Saving the Tiger by Shekar Dattari A flash of orange. A tiger beside the path. An encounter that becomes a call to protect the wild. Discover Saving the Tiger through this 16-page, full-colour comic based on Shekar Dattari’s chapter. The journey begins in Kanha Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh, where a nineteen-year-old narrator sees his first wild tiger while riding a young elephant with its mahout. From that unforgettable meeting, the comic explores the threats facing tigers: poaching, shrinking forests and the loss of prey. It then turns towards hope, showing how protection camps, foot patrols, effective enforcement and cooperation with nearby communities can help wildlife survive. The closing scenes connect tiger habitat with other wildlife, river sources, drinking water and crops. Students can see how protecting forests benefits people as well as animals. Richly coloured illustrations, expressive characters, short adapted captions and speech bubbles make the chapter’s ideas easier to follow. Use this visual companion for an engaging first reading, classroom discussion, a chapter recap or revision alongside the original text. Original chapter by Shekar Dattari. Comic adaptation and educational presentation by Bodhi Classes. Learn deeply. Write better. Score higher.

₹25.00 · English · 18 pages

Bodhi ID: BODHI-PDF-2026-000056-5 (internal catalogue identifier; not an ISBN or legal registration)

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Inside this book

  1. Front Cover
  2. Nineteen, in Kanha
  3. A Flash of Orange
  4. A Moment That Stayed
  5. A Treasure in Danger
  6. A Deadly Demand
  7. A Forest Broken Apart
  8. When Prey Disappears
  9. Hope Has a Home
  10. Boots on the Forest Floor
  11. Laws Need Action
  12. Neighbours Become Guardians
  13. Give Nature a Chance
  14. The Forest Reaches Us All
  15. We Can Save the Tiger!
  16. Back Cover

Bodhi editorial notes

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AI-Assisted Editorial Note 1 — Classroom Integration · Curriculum and teaching use

The source fields present this 16-page comic as a visual companion to Shekar Dattari’s original chapter for CBSE Class 6 English Poorvi, intended for first reading, classroom discussion, recap, or revision alongside the source text. The contents list follows the described narrative arc: the Kanha encounter, threats to tigers, protection efforts, and the link between forest habitat and human livelihoods. Editors should verify that adapted captions and speech bubbles faithfully reflect the original chapter and confirm alignment with the current CBSE Class 6 English Poorvi syllabus before prescribing it.

AI-Assisted Editorial Note 2 — Format and Attribution · Production and metadata

The PDF is described as a first-edition, full-colour comic with front and back covers and a 16-page extent. Editorial should verify whether the page count includes covers, confirm that illustration and adaptation credits (Bodhi Classes) appear alongside the original chapter attribution, and ensure the language is recorded as English. Because this is an adaptation, rights and permission lines for Shekar Dattari’s source chapter should be clearly displayed on the title or imprint page.