Mangaluru: Moosa Fazil completes governance quiz, certified by govt of India
Mangaluru, May 30: Moosa Fazil has been certified by government of India for successfully completing the Governance Quiz 2018. He participated in the My Gov Governance Quiz 2018 and has been certified for the same.
Moosa Fazil is a first year BBA student of St Aloysius College, Mangaluru. He is the CEO of Fazil’s Creations. He has been awarded various awards such as Award for Special Activities by SEB, Token of Appreciation by UFBM, Token of Appreciation by HIF, Google Certification, Facebook Certification, and Congratulations Award by nikahpartner.com. He is eldest son of Mohammed Saleem and Amina.
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Pilikula zoo to welcome penguins, Asiatic lion, yellow anacondas under animal exchange initiative
Mangaluru: Pilikula Biological Park is preparing to welcome a range of new species, including an Asiatic lion, penguins, and yellow anacondas, as part of an animal exchange program.
H. Jayaprakash Bhandary, the park's director, stated that the zoo will receive a male Asiatic lion, wolves, exotic birds, and gharial crocodiles from Nandankanan Biological Park in Odisha. In return, Pilikula will send dhole (wild dog), reticulated pythons, Asian palm civets, and Brahminy kites to Nandankanan.
Additionally, penguins native to South America will be brought from Veermata Jijabai Bhosale Botanical Udyan and Zoo in Mumbai, with Pilikula providing marsh crocodiles in exchange.
Yellow anacondas will be brought from the Madras Crocodile Bank Trust in Chennai, in return for Indian cobras and other venomous snakes from Pilikula.
Exotic birds from S.V. Zoological Park (Tirupati zoo), Andhra Pradesh will be exchanged for Asian palm civets and other animals.
Bhandary noted that the penguins will require a special enclosure to provide a supportive environment, which will be created with the help of CSR funds or donors. He added that the introduction of penguins will lead to an increase in the number of visitors to the zoo.
