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Human–Wildlife Conflict in Focus as Centre Reviews Tiger, Elephant Conservation Strategy
The National Tiger Conservation Authority appraised the expansion of Project Cheetah and reviewed measures to address ...
In the world’s largest mangrove forest, women whose husbands were killed by Bengal tigers are working to restore their habitat.
Tiger trapped in Kerala after attacking livestock; officials confirm safety measures as community concerns rise.
The Print on MSN
Tiger terror, tangled tales—Shashi Kapoor’s Jaanwar Aur Insaan was a cocktail gone wrong
Jaanwar Aur Insaan feels torn between being a socially aware thriller and a mainstream entertainer, which is why the ...
The Kathmandu Post on MSN
Nepal begins national tiger census today
Aim is not only to count big cats but also to understand habitat quality, prey availability and human pressures, official says.
The Foundation for Environmental Rights, Advocacy and Development (FENRAD), has called for the immediate shutdown of a ...
The National Tiger Conservation Authority appraised the expansion of Project Cheetah and reviewed measures to address human-wildlife conflict at high-level meetings chaired by Union Environment ...
Kolkata, The planned introduction of big cats from Assam to Buxa Tiger Reserve in West Bengal will not take place immediately, as a few villages still remain inside the core forest area, a senior ...
Their Husbands Were Killed by Tigers. Now These Women Are Restoring the Big Cat’s Threatened Habitat
Bengal tigers live here in the Sundarbans mangroves—a watery world that they thrive in, consuming a diet of fish and crabs.
India Today on MSN
How 2026 tiger census will be more scientific, digitised in Uttarakhand
A key change is paperless data-recording, the census itself not limited to counting tigers but designed to generate a scientific picture of the entire ecosystem ...
Nepal has officially launched its nationwide tiger census, conducted once every four years, with an inaugural programme held ...
Lions and tigers both rule the wild, but their strength, size, teamwork, and hunting styles differ sharply, revealing why each dominates its own world and why comparing them remains endlessly ...
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