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Watch: Baby Elephant Gets "Z++ Security" As Family Stays In Forests Of Bonai
The heartwarming wildlife video from the Bonai Forest Division in Sundergarh, Odisha, captures a serene moment with a family of elephants.
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Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC) Announces Jobs For Graduates, 10+2 Pass Candidates
Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC) has invited applications to fill 34 posts of Sub Inspector of Excise and 201 posts of Soil Conservation Extension Worker on contractual basis.
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Expert Team To Probe 3-Year Old Tiger's Death In Odisha
An expert team comprising members of the NationalTiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) on Friday began a probe into a three-year-old tiger's death at Satkosia reserve in Odisha's Angul, a forest department official said.
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A Tiger's "Historic" 500-km Journey From Madhya Pradesh To Odisha
With the male Royal Bengal Tiger from Kanha Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh settling well in Odisha's Satkosia, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Saturday said "history has been created" in tiger conservation and revival efforts in India.
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Four Elephants Killed Instantly After Speeding Train Hits Them In Odisha
Four elephants were killed after a speeding train hit them near a level crossing in Bagadihi Forest Range area in Odisha's Jharsuguda district on Monday. The elephants were crossing the railway track, which is a designated elephant corridor, on the Howrah-Mumbai line, said Assistant Conservator of Forests PK Dhal.
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Odisha Gears Up For Nesting Season Of Olive Ridley Turtles
With the season for mass nesting of Olive Ridley sea turtles approaching, the Odisha government has geared up to ensure safety of the endangered species.
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In an Odisha Village, a Bold Conservation Movement by Women
In Gunduribadi, a nondescript tribal village of Odisha's Nayagarh district, a self-appointed women's group spearheads the forest conservation movement. Their 'Forest Protection Committee' has helped in regenerating more than 500 acres of forest land and has made their village self-sufficient.
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Odisha Government Rejects National Tiger Authority's Figure of 28, Claims State Has Around 60
Rejecting the tiger census for the state by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Odisha government on Saturday claimed that the number of big cats in the state are around 60.
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Tiger Numbers Up, But the Black Tiger of Odisha on Verge of Extinction
In all the roars and cheers over the upswing in tiger numbers, the story of Odisha's black tiger has got a little lost. The melanistic tiger - a rare gene pool on which the black stripes are far more prominent - are found only in Odisha. And their numbers are sliding fast.
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Tiger escapes from Nandankanan zoo in Odisha
A tiger, captured a month ago after it ventured into the Nandankanan Zoo in Bhubaneswar, has escaped from an enclosure with 18-feet-high wire.
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Leopard kept at District Collector's home to 'entertain' people
Odisha officials have drawn flak after a captured male leopard was brought to the residence of a district collector to "entertain" people in the area. The leopard had entered a shop in the district headquarters town of Sonepur, about 280 km from here July 4, from nearby forests.
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Watch: Baby Elephant Gets "Z++ Security" As Family Stays In Forests Of Bonai
The heartwarming wildlife video from the Bonai Forest Division in Sundergarh, Odisha, captures a serene moment with a family of elephants.
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Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC) Announces Jobs For Graduates, 10+2 Pass Candidates
Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC) has invited applications to fill 34 posts of Sub Inspector of Excise and 201 posts of Soil Conservation Extension Worker on contractual basis.
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Expert Team To Probe 3-Year Old Tiger's Death In Odisha
An expert team comprising members of the NationalTiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) and the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) on Friday began a probe into a three-year-old tiger's death at Satkosia reserve in Odisha's Angul, a forest department official said.
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A Tiger's "Historic" 500-km Journey From Madhya Pradesh To Odisha
With the male Royal Bengal Tiger from Kanha Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh settling well in Odisha's Satkosia, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Saturday said "history has been created" in tiger conservation and revival efforts in India.
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Four Elephants Killed Instantly After Speeding Train Hits Them In Odisha
Four elephants were killed after a speeding train hit them near a level crossing in Bagadihi Forest Range area in Odisha's Jharsuguda district on Monday. The elephants were crossing the railway track, which is a designated elephant corridor, on the Howrah-Mumbai line, said Assistant Conservator of Forests PK Dhal.
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Odisha Gears Up For Nesting Season Of Olive Ridley Turtles
With the season for mass nesting of Olive Ridley sea turtles approaching, the Odisha government has geared up to ensure safety of the endangered species.
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In an Odisha Village, a Bold Conservation Movement by Women
In Gunduribadi, a nondescript tribal village of Odisha's Nayagarh district, a self-appointed women's group spearheads the forest conservation movement. Their 'Forest Protection Committee' has helped in regenerating more than 500 acres of forest land and has made their village self-sufficient.
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Odisha Government Rejects National Tiger Authority's Figure of 28, Claims State Has Around 60
Rejecting the tiger census for the state by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA), Odisha government on Saturday claimed that the number of big cats in the state are around 60.
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Tiger Numbers Up, But the Black Tiger of Odisha on Verge of Extinction
In all the roars and cheers over the upswing in tiger numbers, the story of Odisha's black tiger has got a little lost. The melanistic tiger - a rare gene pool on which the black stripes are far more prominent - are found only in Odisha. And their numbers are sliding fast.
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Tiger escapes from Nandankanan zoo in Odisha
A tiger, captured a month ago after it ventured into the Nandankanan Zoo in Bhubaneswar, has escaped from an enclosure with 18-feet-high wire.
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Leopard kept at District Collector's home to 'entertain' people
Odisha officials have drawn flak after a captured male leopard was brought to the residence of a district collector to "entertain" people in the area. The leopard had entered a shop in the district headquarters town of Sonepur, about 280 km from here July 4, from nearby forests.
