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CBI Should Search For Missing, Beloved Tiger Jai, Says Maharashtra
The CBI, the country's top investigating agency, should be tasked with finding Jai, the beloved tiger who has been missing since April, the Maharashtra government said.
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CBI Should Hunt For Missing Tiger Jai, Says Maharashtra
As the hunt for tiger Jai continued after it went missing from Umred Karhandla wildlife sanctuary near Nagpur, state Forest Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar on Tuesday said he would write to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a CBI probe into its disappearance.
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Large Tiger Sighted In Bhandara, Forest Officials Hope It Is Jai
Another alleged sighting of central India's favourite Royal Bengal tiger, Jai, has raised the hopes of the forest department that is desperately trying to locate him for the past two weeks. Shepherds said they saw the tiger with a radio collar sitting on a road.
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400 Villages Searched As Hunt For Missing Tiger Continues
Around 400 villages have been searched in over 100 days for the country's most famous tiger, Jai, after it went missing from the Umred Karhandla wildlife sanctuary near Nagpur in Vidarbha region.
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Over 150 People Looking, Rs 50,000 Reward For Jai The Missing Tiger
It's 100 days today since Jai, the 7-year-old tiger has gone missing from Maharashtra's Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary. Weighing 250 kg, 11-feet-long from nose to tail, and three-feet-tall, Jai is believed to be the biggest tiger in Asia.
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Jai, Stunning 250 Kg Tiger, Missing For 99 Days
He is missing for 99 days and still there is no trace of Jai, the stunning seven-year-old tiger, who moved out from Maharashtra's Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary in April.
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Blog: Prayers In Maharashtra For Jai, Stunning Tiger Gone Missing
Thanks to him, Umred forests have a future and new tigers who will continue to spread his remarkable genetic legacy, the only true way any living creature ever lives on forever.
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CBI Should Search For Missing, Beloved Tiger Jai, Says Maharashtra
The CBI, the country's top investigating agency, should be tasked with finding Jai, the beloved tiger who has been missing since April, the Maharashtra government said.
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CBI Should Hunt For Missing Tiger Jai, Says Maharashtra
As the hunt for tiger Jai continued after it went missing from Umred Karhandla wildlife sanctuary near Nagpur, state Forest Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar on Tuesday said he would write to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a CBI probe into its disappearance.
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Large Tiger Sighted In Bhandara, Forest Officials Hope It Is Jai
Another alleged sighting of central India's favourite Royal Bengal tiger, Jai, has raised the hopes of the forest department that is desperately trying to locate him for the past two weeks. Shepherds said they saw the tiger with a radio collar sitting on a road.
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400 Villages Searched As Hunt For Missing Tiger Continues
Around 400 villages have been searched in over 100 days for the country's most famous tiger, Jai, after it went missing from the Umred Karhandla wildlife sanctuary near Nagpur in Vidarbha region.
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Over 150 People Looking, Rs 50,000 Reward For Jai The Missing Tiger
It's 100 days today since Jai, the 7-year-old tiger has gone missing from Maharashtra's Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary. Weighing 250 kg, 11-feet-long from nose to tail, and three-feet-tall, Jai is believed to be the biggest tiger in Asia.
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Jai, Stunning 250 Kg Tiger, Missing For 99 Days
He is missing for 99 days and still there is no trace of Jai, the stunning seven-year-old tiger, who moved out from Maharashtra's Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary in April.
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Blog: Prayers In Maharashtra For Jai, Stunning Tiger Gone Missing
Thanks to him, Umred forests have a future and new tigers who will continue to spread his remarkable genetic legacy, the only true way any living creature ever lives on forever.
