Principle, the only function of which is to qualify Uprush. Uprush cannot perform the tremendous task of giving Priority the form of creation. Priority does not assume the shape of the creation and it is only Uprush who could take these forms. Hence, the stuff of which the entire creation is made is Uprush. Priority qualifies Uprush to give Him different forms and Uprush has to follow the designs of Priority. For example, a potter shapes a lump of clay according to his designs. The lump of clay is comparable to Uprush and the potter who provides the force, to Priority. Similarly, Priority gives all these shapes to Uprush according to Her wish to create this universe. Holiday crowds have turned sleepy Ranthambore into a cacophonous town. Everyone wants a glimpse of tigers which shot into fame when the then PM Rajiv Gandhi dropped his bullet proof jacket to have his first holiday after assuming the office of the Prime Minister. It was in 1986, one of India most talked about holidays. The Gandhi family stayed with relatives and friends at the Jog Mahan, a magnificent 250 year old pavilion overlooking a crocodile infested lake. Ranthambhore had two royal visits earlier the Queen of England in 1961 and the Prince of Netherlands in 1973. Thirty five years later, veteran wildlife guides still remember the highlight of the Gandhi trip: the PM saw and photographed a tigress nicknamed Noon hunting down a Samba deer and dragging her kill away. Gandhi shot many photographs with his new Minolta. The publicity to the visit pushed the number of visitors to the park. A tiger reserve visited by a PM was high on everyone agenda. Many even wanted to book the room inhabited by the PM. Now, 35 years later, an estimated 3500 visit the park eve.