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Teenager Anjali Varman Saves Over 70 Venomous Snakes in 6 Months
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 09 Nov 2026, 01:15 PM
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An 11th‑grade student from Pipaliya village, Rajasthan, has rescued more than 70 venomous snakes in half a year, releasing them back into the wild. The effort was inspired by her uncle, Dilip Pahal.
Anjali Varman, a 16‑year‑old 11th‑grade student from Pipaliya village in Rajasthan, has captured and released more than 70 venomous snakes over the past six months. The young activist has been working with local communities to safely remove snakes from residential areas and re‑introduce them into their natural habitats.
Varman credits her uncle, Dilip Pahal, for sparking her interest in wildlife conservation. According to local reports, the student has coordinated with veterinarians and wildlife officers to ensure the snakes are handled humanely and released in suitable environments.
The initiative has drawn attention from regional media and has been praised for raising awareness about the importance of coexistence with venomous reptiles. It also highlights the role of youth in environmental stewardship.
While the exact number of snakes rescued may vary, the community acknowledges the significant impact of Varman’s work in reducing human‑snake conflicts and protecting local biodiversity.
Varman credits her uncle, Dilip Pahal, for sparking her interest in wildlife conservation. According to local reports, the student has coordinated with veterinarians and wildlife officers to ensure the snakes are handled humanely and released in suitable environments.
The initiative has drawn attention from regional media and has been praised for raising awareness about the importance of coexistence with venomous reptiles. It also highlights the role of youth in environmental stewardship.
While the exact number of snakes rescued may vary, the community acknowledges the significant impact of Varman’s work in reducing human‑snake conflicts and protecting local biodiversity.