Snake Education Campaign

Mission Snake Bite Death Free India

According to an Estimate of WHO and other reports about 50,000 people die of snake Bite every year Saving their life through Sarp Education Campaign is our self less Aim

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Snake bite marks on hand

Signs of snake Bite

Rush to nearby Hospital

ASV Treatment ( Fig 4)

Treatment Successful

Teaching at Jammu Zoo

Impact of SarpShikshaAbhiyan in reducing incidences of snake bite, Snake bite death and mind set of people for on site killing of snakes

- Professor Krishan Kumar Sharma

Founder Head Department of Zoology, Former Vice Chancellor, Dean Faculty and Herpetologist MDS University Ajmer Rajasthan

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Founder Head Department of Zoology, Former Vice Chancellor, Dean Faculty and Herpetologist MDS University Ajmer Rajasthan

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Our Mission

Snakes evolved from lizards about 135 million years ago and have adapted to various habitats across the world, including different regions of India.
Habitat destruction and human encroachment have led to increased human-snake conflicts, causing a rise in snakebite incidents, especially in agricultural and forested areas.
Fear of snakebites has resulted in the killing of major venomous snake species, making it difficult to produce Anti-Snake Venom (ASV), the only treatment for snakebite victims.
To address this crisis, two national initiatives, Mission Snake Bite Death Free India and Sarp Shiksha Abhiyan, focus on education and awareness through training programs, campaigns, and social media.
The impact of these efforts is evident in reduced snakebite cases, shifting public perception from killing snakes to coexistence, and the global observance of World Snake Awareness Day on April 11.

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Reduced Snakebite Deaths

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Training & Awareness

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Medical Preparedness

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Changed Public Perception

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Global Recognition

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Improved Data Collection

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What We Achieved

Through extensive awareness programs, Mission Snake Bite Death Free India and Sarp Shiksha Abhiyan have significantly reduced snakebite deaths, as evidenced by hospital and police records. Public perception has shifted from fear-based killing to coexistence, leading to increased conservation efforts. Nationwide training for forest staff, defense personnel, police, medical professionals, and students has enhanced snakebite management and response. Additionally, real-time data collection from various states has improved medical preparedness, addressing Anti-Snake Venom (ASV) shortages. The mission’s impact has gained global recognition with the establishment of World Snake Awareness Day on April 11, further strengthening snake conservation efforts worldwide.

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Snakebites claim thousands of lives every year, and many deaths can be prevented with timely treatment and awareness. Your generous contribution helps provide Anti-Snake Venom (ASV), support medical aid, and fund educational programs to reduce human-snake conflict.

With your help, we can train forest staff, medical professionals, and local communities, ensuring faster response and better treatment for snakebite victims. Our mission also focuses on snake conservation, preventing unnecessary killings and promoting coexistence.

By donating, you become a part of Mission Snakebite Death-Free India, working towards a safer future for both humans and snakes. Every contribution, big or small, saves lives and protects biodiversity.

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Prof KK Sharma - Ex VC

Professor Krishan Kumar Sharma
Founder Head Department of Zoology,
Former Vice Chancellor, Dean Faculty and Herpetologist
MDS University Ajmer Rajasthan

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