Yaduveer Singh of Bera, often referred to as the "Leopard Prince," bagged the title at only 22 years of age. He represents a generation of royals who are expertly blending tradition with modernity. Known for his wildlife tours and the famous Bera jacket, the young royal is nothing short of a powerhouse of talent.
Born into the prestigious Bera royal family, Yaduveer carries the weight of a centuries-old legacy, tracing back to Maharana Pratap of Udaipur. His life story is one of blending the cultural richness of his lineage with the demands and opportunities of the contemporary world. In his early 20s, Yaduveer had already become a notable figure, and not just because of his royal background.
Be it sports or wildlife conservation, he has dipped his toes in everything and anything. His early years saw him as a promising national-level squash player, securing an impressive all-India junior ranking of number 6. He spent over a decade away from home for his studies, attending the Daly College in Madhya Pradesh and later the ITC WelcomGroup graduate school in Karnataka Yaduveer isn't just dedicated to wildlife conservation, but also to his family estate, located in the leopard-rich hills of Jawai.
His family's palace, a 300-year-old structure, has been transformed into a boutique heritage hotel, where visitors can experience luxurious stays while engaging in exclusive leopard safaris. The move has not just boosted tourism, but has also created jobs for the local population. In add.