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he elephant was huge \u2013 Colonel Hathi huge. His hulking grey mass was hidden by ferns and branches, but my ten-year-old brain filled in the gaps using my imagination. It wasn\u2019t that difficult, because it was mainly fuelled by Rudyard Kipling\u2019s <\/span>The Jungle Book<\/span><\/i>, which I had carried with me on my family vacation to <\/span>Jim Corbett National Park<\/span><\/a>. It was the first time I had seen an actual elephant in the wild, and it was the most memorable trip of my childhood. <\/span>\n\nGetting out of the city was a rare thing for me. I grew up more used to the sound of traffic than birdsong, the orchestra of mosquitoes and flies buzzing rather than that of jungle crickets. Which is why, it was extra important for me to dream about the wilder places of the world. While some boys in my class were staying up late to watch \u201cMidnight Hot\u201d on FTV, I was devouring late-night programming on Animal Planet. I had a whole section on my bookshelf devoted to this obsession, from animal encyclopaedias to Tarzan novels. But amid all those books, there was one hard-bound tome with a plain leather cover that had clearly seen more use than the rest \u2013 Kipling\u2019s <\/span>The Jungle Book<\/span><\/i>.<\/span>\n\nThe Jungle Book <\/span><\/i>was my ticket out of the crowds and noise of Mumbai to the unspoiled beauty of the Indian jungle. No homework. No rude bus conductors. No stress. The wild was my escape. The Seeonee Hills and the thick, fragrant forests of central India were my emotional retreats. <\/span>\n\nI suspect I\u2019m not the only one. There was a time in history when civilisation\u2019s outposts were islands in an ocean of wilderness, and humankind had to live alongside nature. But as our cities grew, so did the gulf between nature and us, and we lost touch with the wild. Since then, we\u2019ve had to rely on storytellers like Rudyard Kipling to bring the jungle to us.<\/span>\n\nSher Khan, Bagheera, Baloo, Kaa, and the rest are the reason why I joined Bittu Saigal\u2019s Kids for Tigers movement in school. We had a march on Marine Drive that began at Chowpatty beach. I was probably the only kid in the entire crowd who cared more about the \u201cJungle Bachao\u201d part of the \u201cBagh Bachao, Jungle Bachao\u201d slogan we were chanting, because Kipling had instilled a love for all the denizens of the jungle in me, and screw Sher Khan. That guy was evil.<\/span>\n\n

Even Kipling could not have predicted how much our forests would shrink and how threatened our wilderness would become in the 21st Century.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n\nEven though I had childhood dreams of being a forest ranger and a conservationist, the wildest place I got to see on a regular basis was the plant nursery at Colaba Woods. That didn\u2019t deter me from walking off the jogging track and scanning amongst the roots for leopard pug-marks, just in case. The jungle and its animals were my obsession. It was so bad that I actually felt jealous of a cousin in Powai when a leopard attacked a boy in his building.<\/span>\n\nFor me, Kipling\u2019s collection of short stories (yes, there are more than just the one Mowgli tale that keeps getting made into movies) about The Law of the Jungle and those who live by it, was much more preferable to the other tales, like Edgar Rice Burroughs\u2019 <\/span>Tarzan of the Apes<\/span><\/i> or the man-eater hunting accounts of Jim Corbett and Kenneth Anderson. These other books always had Man in the ascendancy over Nature; only Kipling seemed to afford the beasts and their forest the respect they deserved by placing them at the centre of the story. Apart from Mowgli, whose feral nature makes him almost an animal himself, men exist only at the periphery of the world we visit in <\/span>The Jungle Book<\/span><\/i>, making it the purest literary escape for a harrowed city-dweller.<\/span>\n\nLike me, Kipling was also born in <\/span>Mumbai<\/span><\/a>, and spent most of his life in cities. Perhaps he also felt the same disenchantment with urban existence and, foreseeing that city life would only get more taxing, wrote <\/span>The Jungle Book <\/span><\/i>as a balm for those suffering the same affliction. But even Kipling could not have predicted just how much our <\/span>forests<\/span><\/a> would shrink and how threatened our wilderness would become in the 21st Century.<\/span>\n\nWhen <\/span>The Jungle Book <\/span><\/i>was published in 1894, India was a land of forests. Sher Khans were a dime-a-dozen, as the <\/span>tiger<\/span><\/a> population numbered in the tens of thousands, a far cry from the morose ad campaign of \u201cJust 1411 left\u201d in 2010. This loss of our natural heritage, as miners, loggers, and industrialists despoil our wilderness, makes <\/span>The Jungle Book<\/span><\/i> even more significant today. <\/span>\n\nFor me, it was a tonic to tide me over until my parents could take me out of the city on a holiday. For coming generations, who might not have the privilege of seeing a giant tusker like I did, or a crocodile basking on a sun-dappled riverbank, or a tiger regally lounging on a fallen log in his kingdom, the book will be one of the only ways to experience the majesty of nature. It\u2019s survived over a hundred years already, so who\u2019s to say there won\u2019t be a VR version of <\/span>The Jungle Book <\/span><\/i>in 2027? \u00a0<\/span>\n\nRudyard Kipling\u2019s legacy might be a bone of contention for some, especially in our post-colonial society. There are those who would rather he and his \u201cwhite man\u2019s burden\u201d body of work be cast aside as dated drivel, and others who celebrate his life by turning his home on the JJ School of Art campus into a <\/span>museum<\/span><\/a>. But by igniting a lifelong love and respect for the wild in his readers via his best-known work, Rudyard Kipling transcends such arguments. Because even in the future, when jungles are a distant memory and people pick up their kids from school in flying cars and tuck them in to their sleeping pods, their bedtime stories are probably going to be about Mowgli, Bagheera, and Sher Khan.<\/span>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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