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देवयानी बताती हैं, कि सांप अक्सर खिड़की से आते हैं. अगर खुला मिला तो दरवाजे से आएंगे. ड्रेनेज की खुली जाली से आते हैं.

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00:00अक्सर महिलाएं घरों में चिपकली या चूहा देखकर ही भैवीत हो जाती हैं डर जाती हैं जब तक चिपकली कपरे से बाहर ना जाये खुद ही प्रवेश करना नहीं चाहती लेकिन हमारे साथ आज उत्तर प्रदेश की पहली ऐसी स्नेक्रेस्क्यूर हैं जो हमारे साथ यहा
00:30अब तक सैकडो साफ रेस्क्यू कर चुकी हैं उनकी उनका जीवन बचा चुकी हैं क्योंकि पारिस्तिती की तंत्र के लिए जीव जन्त बहुत आवस्सेक होते हैं और उनकी रच्छा करना इंसान का फर्ज होता है और इस फर्ज को वो बखुवी निभा रही हैं तो साप से
01:00फिर मेरे पिता जी को लखनो जू में एक बार फोटोग्राफिक को कोम्पटिशन में उनने पार्ट लिया था तो यहां पता चला कि
01:07वॉणेटीर प्रोग्राम स्टार्ट हो रहा है कोई तो पापन नहीं जैसे नॉर्मल ही घर पहर के बोलते कि
01:12volunteer program and I had to go, because I was very shocked from my childhood.
01:17We also had a heart.
01:19The other day, when we were here,
01:21we looked at our house first.
01:24We were back to our house,
01:27because my childhood was a very fascinating creature from my childhood.
01:31We didn't have hands, we didn't have hair,
01:33we were very good,
01:35because whenever we watched Discovery or Net Geo journals,
01:39I had a great job.
01:42The other day, the other day,
01:44the other day, the other day,
01:46we were very good.
01:48When we came here,
01:49we were very happy with our volunteers,
01:52Mr. Adit Tiwari,
01:54who was watching the house here,
01:58he was being rescued,
02:00because as much as I know,
02:02he was working with the forest department in 2012.
02:05So, the first of all,
02:07I had a child.
02:09I had a little bit of experience with her.
02:11I had a lot of experience with her.
02:12The more I taught her how to behave,
02:13how to behave.
02:16Sorry.
02:18How to behave.
02:20Because everyone is scared of the animals.
02:24And they are scared of the animals.
02:25They are scared of the animals.
02:26And they are scared of the animals.
02:28Because they are so much in control.
02:31So,
02:32we are so far from them.
02:34They live far away.
02:35And the animal is such a wild animal, which is the most important part of the human.
02:42You will find a very rare case of sheep or leopard.
02:48But the animal is such a very important animal.
02:52Because the human is a good animal.
02:55It is a big animal.
02:58The animal is a good animal.
03:01Because being a animal lover, I didn't like to kill sheep or any other animal.
03:09So, when I learned slowly to go,
03:13I learned what I learned.
03:17The bagging method is called.
03:20We try to keep the sheep.
03:23But there are some situations where we have to keep the sheep.
03:27I gave you a video.
03:29I used to keep the sheep.
03:31So, I was going to give the sheep to the sheep.
03:34And I was called on the road.
03:36So, at that time, I didn't have a bag.
03:38I didn't have anything.
03:39By chance, there was a rescue bag in my car.
03:43So, when I went and saw it, it was a sheep.
03:45So, I handled it with my hand.
03:47So, in that video, you can see my mother also.
03:49She said, I don't want to kill sheep.
03:51So, there is another thing.
03:54After coming to my profession,
03:56My family, my family, my family, my friends,
04:02My friends,
04:04They have very positive changes.
04:08My family, my family,
04:10My friends,
04:11My family,
04:12I live in Australia.
04:13And in Bangalore,
04:14My family,
04:15They always see sheep.
04:16He sent a photo.
04:17What is the one?
04:18Tell them.
04:19I don't get the sheep.
04:20What do you want to do?
04:21Tell them.
04:22My friends,
04:23They make a lot positive.
04:24They make a lot of attention.
04:27I want to kill sheep.
04:29Then we also want to go to the other side,
04:31and we want to go to the other side.
04:33What can happen to you?
04:35First, you have to use common sense.
04:37You usually come from where you come from.
04:41You keep an open door.
04:43You keep an open door.
04:45In your drainage,
04:47some of you will not be fixed here.
04:49There is a hole in the inside.
04:51There is a hole in the outside.
04:53If you live in a place,
04:57you have to use common sense.
05:01First, you stop the door.
05:05You are closed.
05:07If you are here,
05:09you stop the door.
05:11Plus,
05:13you will find a bleaching powder.
05:15You will find a lot of hardware in your house.
05:17You will find a bleaching powder.
05:19You will find a bleaching powder.
05:21You will find a bleaching powder.
05:23You will find a bleaching powder.
05:25You will find a bleaching powder.
05:27You will find a bleaching powder.
05:29You will find a bleaching powder.
05:31You will find a bleaching powder.
05:33So, tell me,
05:35the first time you have been rescued.
05:37When you have been in front of yourself,
05:39how do you feel?
05:41I have been rescued.
05:43When I was rescued,
05:45it was a non-venomous snake.
05:47It was about five or five feet.
05:49So, I was in the camp.
05:51I was with Adit.
05:53I was with the first time.
05:55I was rescued very slowly.
05:57I was rescued very slowly.
05:59I was rescued in that rescue.
06:01I was the most important time.
06:03I was about half an hour.
06:05I felt a good feeling in the inside.
06:07Then, I was rescued very slowly.
06:09Because I was one of the venomous.
06:11Then, I started to come on the venomous.
06:13I started to come on the venomous.
06:15I did a common crate.
06:17There are only three venomous.
06:19Russell Swiper, Common Crate and Cobra.
06:22Who are the most dangerous ones?
06:24For me, the most dangerous ones.
06:27I categorize the first two places.
06:32Russell Swiper and Common Crate.
06:35Two.
06:36I will take them parallel.
06:38Russell Swiper,
06:40because they are very aggressive.
06:42They have big fangs.
06:44They have big fangs.
06:46All those venomous been ear�ed.
06:50The Shiva one has over the time.
06:51That's why common crates are silent killer.
06:55They bite strength themselves.
06:57If it'sirable and normally in night,
06:59it will bite them internally.
07:01It always forwards.
07:03Sometimes the dog not knowing.
07:05The dog has it.
07:07The venom potential.
07:08From cobra's venom potential,
07:10then.
07:11The boars have nobletter,
07:12but they do less.
07:14It is more unpredictable, when we rescue people,
07:18we don't understand the behavior.
07:20Sometimes it will be very aggressive, easily.
07:23Sometimes it will be easily rescue you.
07:26So we don't know how to behave.
07:31And we keep the cobra a little below.
07:35When we behave, we don't know how to behave.
07:38But mom and dad know how to behave with you.
07:43Because when you start to behave,
07:45you have told me that mom is a prime.
07:47And the dog is 14 people with her.
07:50But the father didn't know how to behave.
07:53How did he say and what happened?
07:55The experience of the father is with us.
07:58We started talking to him.
08:01We started talking to him.
08:03We started talking to him.
08:05We started talking to him.
08:07We started talking to him.
08:10He started talking to him.
08:12He started talking to him.
08:14And then we started talking to him.
08:16So he knew that he was doing something like this.
08:18He was doing something like that.
08:20To change the field.
08:22To change the field,
08:24to change the field.
08:26To change the field.
08:28That there is a lot of work,
08:31which starts to engage in the role of the people.
08:35And then,
08:36you know,
08:37that I have a bad person.
08:38That you can also work,
08:40that you can keep your relationship.
08:42That you can also work.
08:44To change the field,
08:45that you can also work.
08:46I had a photo of my father in a newspaper with my father.
08:51My father's colleague showed me that this is your girl.
08:57So my father felt proud that my daughter is doing such a job in which I had a photo in the newspaper.
09:04Now, I always tell my father that I have to go to the rescue in the house.
09:10My father said, yes, let's go, let's go.
09:12But my father is too close to me.
09:14So now, because you have to rescue yourself, what is the problem in your house?
09:21Do you have to worry about yourself or not?
09:23Do you have to worry about your brother?
09:25There is a lot of pain.
09:28I also have to worry about it.
09:30Because it is an unpredictable person.
09:32There is a lot of pain to everyone.
09:34And that is a lot of pain to grow in your professional life.
09:39It is a lot of pain.
09:41Because you can see, the person who works professionally,
09:45like the F1 Formula racing car,
09:48where the heroism comes from,
09:51that I do it.
09:52There is a lot of pain.
09:54There is a lot of confidence in my house.
09:57Because I live in the area of Kent,
10:00there are a lot of rat snakes.
10:02There are a lot of water.
10:04There are lots of water.
10:06There are lots of women and my family.
10:09Now they have to worry about it.
10:11They are going to leave their way.
10:13By chance, they are in the house.
10:15So now they are not saying that they are going to leave it from here.
10:18They are going to leave it from home.
10:20The rest of the plot is lost.
10:22They are going to leave it.
10:23They are going to leave it.
10:24One more question.
10:25When you first rescued yourself,
10:27how much of a payment did you get?
10:29They also see that it was the first time.
10:32What happened?
10:33Yes, this is the story of Sarojini,
10:36the village.
10:37I and Adit were gone to the rescue.
10:40There was a cobra in one's house.
10:44His grandfather was so happy,
10:48that he took me 200 rupees,
10:52which I did not pay for now.
10:54This is about 2017.
10:56He kept me 200 rupees in my bag.
10:58He kept me 200 rupees in my bag.
11:00He kept me 200 rupees in my bag.
11:01He kept me 200 rupees in my bag.
11:02He kept me 400 rupees.
11:03So now they are kept me 200 rupees in my bag.
11:05They are still 100 rupees.
11:06When you have 100 rupees in my bag,
11:07you have to be 200 rupees in your bag.
11:08Yes.
11:09Non venomous bites.
11:10Because when we are identifying,
11:11by chance,
11:13you are going to have an injury.
11:15By chance,
11:17you see,
11:19it is injured.
11:20It has injured his head catch.
11:22We are putting it in the cage.
11:24in a certain way, we have to take care of their own and take care of their own.
11:31So, sometimes they have to get their own teeth.
11:34Sometimes they have to be cut.
11:39They are very cut.
11:41If you ask someone to ask someone to ask someone, then they are stupid.
11:46He will start cutting them, so they will cut me two or three times.
11:53and also python and rat snake, which we call them,
11:57we have less cases.
12:00Let's do that, we'll be very happy to tell you about your experience.
12:03Yes, thank you.
12:04This was our first snake rescue team, Devyani Singh Ji,
12:09who has been taken to the sea and has been saved,
12:12and has been saved by humans.
12:16This is the last Sunday, ETV, Bharat, Laknogu.
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