Ranthambore: History, Tigers & The Wild Legacy | Ft. Balendu Singh | Royal Past to Tiger Reserve

In this opening episode of Value of Life with Puja Khushal, host Puja Singh sits down with Balendu Singh, Honorary Wildlife Warden of Ranthambore National Park, for a deep and insightful conversation on the history, heritage, and wildlife of one of India’s most iconic tiger reserves.The episode explores how Ranthambore evolved from a royal hunting ground into a globally respected wildlife conservation landscape. At the heart of this region stands the historic Ranthambore Fort, a symbol of resilience and cultural legacy that continues to define the identity of the forest.Beyond history, the discussion moves into the real world of Bengal tigers — their daily routine, territorial behavior, hunting instincts, and survival strategies. Drawing from years of conservation experience, Balendu Singh explains how tigers live in the wild and why understanding their behavior is essential for peaceful coexistence.This episode covers:• Ranthambore history and royal legacy • Ranthambore Fort significance • Tiger daily routine and territorial behavior • How tigers survive in the wild • The role of conservation in IndiaIf you are interested in wildlife conservation, tiger behavior, Ranthambore safari insights, or the ecological importance of Indian tiger reserves, this conversation offers valuable knowledge grounded in real experience.This is not just a discussion about a forest — it is a reflection on coexistence, awareness, and the responsibility we carry toward nature.Subscribe to Value of Life with Puja Khushal for meaningful conversations that explore purpose, conservation, and the true value of life.