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People of Rajasthan showing their love to wild animals by feeding and living with them peacefully, Bishnoi Village of Rajasthan are the best example of love to wild animals and nature. Men from Bishnoi community feeding grains and green leaves to antelopes in Rajasthan. In the Thar, where life is a fight for survival, there lives a community for whom saving the environment is their religion. The Bishnois of Rajasthan, show that it is possible to live in harmony with nature. Their founder, Guru Jambeshwar Ji, Also Known As Jamboji, was born in 1451 in a warrior-class family of Rajasthan. The community got its name from the twenty - nine teachings of Jambho ji known as Bishnoi - bish which is twenty and noi which is nine in Rajasthani. Source: www.walkthroughindia.com/ This footage is part o
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