Nilgai at JNU!
Legend has it, that if a person spots a Nilgai (Boselaphus tragocamelus) in JNU, he either stays there for long or keeps returning!
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I dont study in jnu but visit quite often. Every time i enter jnu , i end up meetin a solitary nilgai and this has turned very freaky as he turns up in the most weird of places.any legend pertaining to this? heelp required
Well, no real legends pertaining to that..apart from a fact observed by another reader here, that if one is less than 5 feet high or otherwise of a short stature – it is not a good idea to approach the nilgai alone, or be near it for it may try to run towards you with intentions hitherto unclear!!