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Translocated Tigress Gives Birth To 2 Cubs At Madhav National Park In Madhya Pradesh
In a major success for wildlife conservation, a translocated tigress gave birth to two cubs in Madhav National Park (MNP) in Madhya Pradesh, indicating the success of the tiger relocation mission to increase the big cat population in the reserve fore
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Birth Of 3 New Cubs Increases Tiger Population In Sariska Reserve
A tigress residing in the Sariska Tiger Reserve has given birth to three cubs, which has increased the number of tigers in the country.
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Over 3,600 Tigers In India, Numbers More Than Doubled Since 2006: Centre
The population of tigers in the country has increased from 1,411 in 2006 to 3,682 in 2022, the government informed the Parliament on Monday.
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At 3,682, India Is Home To 75% Of World's Tiger Population: Data
The number of tigers in India has increased from 2,967 in 2018 to 3,682 in 2022, an annual rise of 6 per cent, according to the latest government data released on the International Tiger Day on Saturday.
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Assam's Tiger Population Jumps To 200 From 159 In 2018
Tiger population in Assam has increased to 200 in 2021 from 159 in 2018 while 3 of its Tiger reserves-Kaziranga, Manas, and Orang-have received accreditation of Global Conservation Assured/Tiger Standards, Minister for Environment and Forests said.
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India's Tiger Population Up By 750 In Four Years: Prakash Javadekar
Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Prakash Javadekar today said in the Rajya Sabha that tiger population in the country has increased by 750 in the last four years to 2,976.
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Increase In India's Tiger Population A "Good Sign": UN Chief
India's tiger population, which has more than doubled from 1,411 in 2006 to 2,967 in 2019, is a "good sign" as it meets UN's sustainable development goal which encourages preservation of all species, particularly those that are endangered, a spokesperson for UN chief Antonio Guterres has said.
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"From Ek Tha Tiger To Tiger Zinda Hai...": On International Tiger Day, PM Cheers India's Tiger Census
With around 3,000 tigers, India has become "one of the safest habitats" for them in the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as he released the All India Tiger Estimation Report 2018.
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Rise In The Population Of Tigers Across India, Says Government
The population of tigers is on the rise, the government said today quoting preliminary census data.
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More Tigers Have Been Poached In India This Year Than All Of Last Year
In the year 1900, there may have been as many or more than 100,000 tigers roaming this planet's forests. And every year since then until now, that number has decreased. But a combination of better and broader monitoring techniques and, governments say, increased vigilance against poachers has led to the first increase in tiger numbers in over a cen...
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Indian Tigers May Roar In Cambodian Jungles Soon
The next time you are in the jungles of Cambodia you could end up spotting an Indian tiger. Buoyed by increasing tiger numbers, India is actively considering a request by Cambodia to send a couple of big cats to help re-populate the tiger population in the country.
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Amitabh Bachchan Overjoyed by Rise in Tiger Population
The population of tigers has increased from 1411 to 2226 in the last two years
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Tiger, Tiger. Huge Increase in India Numbers.
India is now home to 70 per cent of the world's tigers, with new data putting their numbers at 2,226. That is a sharp rise of almost 60 per cent from 2006, when the first scientific and independent estimate delivered a shocking statistic of only 1,411 tigers left in India.
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Good news: Tiger numbers up in Uttarakhand
While dwindling numbers of tigers is raising uncomfortable questions across the country, Uttarakhand has something to celebrate about. Tiger population in the state has increased in the latest census.
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No space for Gujarat's lions at Gir
While the rest of India is fighting to save the tiger, the Gujarat government has announced an increase in its lion population at the Gir National Park. While conservationists say that this is a good sign of the park's health, they are worried that Asia's only lions could however, be in danger of being wiped out.
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Translocated Tigress Gives Birth To 2 Cubs At Madhav National Park In Madhya Pradesh
In a major success for wildlife conservation, a translocated tigress gave birth to two cubs in Madhav National Park (MNP) in Madhya Pradesh, indicating the success of the tiger relocation mission to increase the big cat population in the reserve fore
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Birth Of 3 New Cubs Increases Tiger Population In Sariska Reserve
A tigress residing in the Sariska Tiger Reserve has given birth to three cubs, which has increased the number of tigers in the country.
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Over 3,600 Tigers In India, Numbers More Than Doubled Since 2006: Centre
The population of tigers in the country has increased from 1,411 in 2006 to 3,682 in 2022, the government informed the Parliament on Monday.
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At 3,682, India Is Home To 75% Of World's Tiger Population: Data
The number of tigers in India has increased from 2,967 in 2018 to 3,682 in 2022, an annual rise of 6 per cent, according to the latest government data released on the International Tiger Day on Saturday.
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Assam's Tiger Population Jumps To 200 From 159 In 2018
Tiger population in Assam has increased to 200 in 2021 from 159 in 2018 while 3 of its Tiger reserves-Kaziranga, Manas, and Orang-have received accreditation of Global Conservation Assured/Tiger Standards, Minister for Environment and Forests said.
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India's Tiger Population Up By 750 In Four Years: Prakash Javadekar
Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Prakash Javadekar today said in the Rajya Sabha that tiger population in the country has increased by 750 in the last four years to 2,976.
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Increase In India's Tiger Population A "Good Sign": UN Chief
India's tiger population, which has more than doubled from 1,411 in 2006 to 2,967 in 2019, is a "good sign" as it meets UN's sustainable development goal which encourages preservation of all species, particularly those that are endangered, a spokesperson for UN chief Antonio Guterres has said.
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"From Ek Tha Tiger To Tiger Zinda Hai...": On International Tiger Day, PM Cheers India's Tiger Census
With around 3,000 tigers, India has become "one of the safest habitats" for them in the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as he released the All India Tiger Estimation Report 2018.
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Rise In The Population Of Tigers Across India, Says Government
The population of tigers is on the rise, the government said today quoting preliminary census data.
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More Tigers Have Been Poached In India This Year Than All Of Last Year
In the year 1900, there may have been as many or more than 100,000 tigers roaming this planet's forests. And every year since then until now, that number has decreased. But a combination of better and broader monitoring techniques and, governments say, increased vigilance against poachers has led to the first increase in tiger numbers in over a cen...
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Indian Tigers May Roar In Cambodian Jungles Soon
The next time you are in the jungles of Cambodia you could end up spotting an Indian tiger. Buoyed by increasing tiger numbers, India is actively considering a request by Cambodia to send a couple of big cats to help re-populate the tiger population in the country.
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Amitabh Bachchan Overjoyed by Rise in Tiger Population
The population of tigers has increased from 1411 to 2226 in the last two years
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Tiger, Tiger. Huge Increase in India Numbers.
India is now home to 70 per cent of the world's tigers, with new data putting their numbers at 2,226. That is a sharp rise of almost 60 per cent from 2006, when the first scientific and independent estimate delivered a shocking statistic of only 1,411 tigers left in India.
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Good news: Tiger numbers up in Uttarakhand
While dwindling numbers of tigers is raising uncomfortable questions across the country, Uttarakhand has something to celebrate about. Tiger population in the state has increased in the latest census.
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No space for Gujarat's lions at Gir
While the rest of India is fighting to save the tiger, the Gujarat government has announced an increase in its lion population at the Gir National Park. While conservationists say that this is a good sign of the park's health, they are worried that Asia's only lions could however, be in danger of being wiped out.
