11. “ The book recounts many of Sinha’s exciting jungle experiences and close calls while    photographing wildlife. Besides vivid pictures, the book gives Sinha’s insights into the behaviour of animals”
            The Asian Age 4 November 1999

 12. “ The book encapsulates 160 pages of information that capture the drama of the Indian      forest, jungle lore and reminiscences of experiences. The text is well supported with 102 colour photographs. Many of the photographs in the book tell a story on their own, as they trace particular events such as predating tiger, or a leadership tussle between two tuskers.”

  13. “ The book showcases his adventurous and dangerous life while photographing the tiger and other wild animals. All his photographs are such that the animal is usually caught unawares while shooting and thereby appears natural. Most of his photos feature animals in action.”
            High Society  Vol, 35/99

  14  “.. book on the Tiger has been brought out very elegantly in terms of both the quality of production and the content. The book is worth reading again and again and preserving.”
            Dr S.S.Murthy), Director, Defence Scientific Information & Documentation Centre       
                     (DESIDOC)