Amidst the concrete jungle, the Environment Minister is focused on creating safe zones for animals, providing water, and even delivering daily food for monkeys. This isn’t just about saving animals; it’s about rebuilding nature within the city. But here’s the twist: while the plan sounds ambitious, it’s being rolled out under pressure from the National Green Tribunal, which is frustrated with Delhi’s messy floodplain demarcation and environmental mismanagement. Turns out, saving wildlife isn't just about good intentions; it’s about fixing broken systems first. Could this be the start of a greener, wilder Delhi? Only time; and accountability; will tell.