BusinessWeek - Growing up in a small apartment in Mumbai, Nikhil Nagle learned about wildlife the same way as a typical American kid from the Discovery Channel. After finishing his electrical engineering degree and MBA, and getting a fast-track job at ICICI Bank, he took his first vacation to a national park in India in 1996. He saw a tiger's pug marks -- big cat paw prints -- but no tiger. Then, in 1997, from the back of an elephant in the same park, Nagle saw one for the first time. "I fell in love," he says. Over the next 14 years, Nagle spent almost every vacation in national parks in India or Sri Lanka. ...
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