In the dense and wild jungles of Uttar Pradesh, a remarkable discovery was made in 1872 that would intrigue and mystify the world for generations. Dina Sanichar, a boy believed to have been raised by wolves, was found in a scenario that seemed ripped straight from the pages of Rudyard Kipling's fables. Hunters stumbled upon him hunting alongside wolves, walking on all fours - a wild, nearly unbelievable sight. Discovery and Early Life The hunters, having to fend off the wolves to capture him, brought Dina to an orphanage run by Christian missionaries. They named him Sanichar, the Urdu/Hindi word for Saturday, the day he was found. This boy, shrouded in the mystery of the wild, could not speak any human language but exhibited a cunning and reasoning that baffled those around him. Sanichar's life at the orphanage was a stark contrast to his wild beginnings. He continued to prefer raw meat and showed an aversion to clothing. His teeth were sharpened,...
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