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White tiger cubs born in Indore zoo
The Indore zoo saw the birth of two white tiger cubs on Wednesday. With only 34 white tigers left in the country, the birth of these cubs has ushered new hopes for the dwindling species.A tigress named Sita that was brought from Aurangabad two years ago gave birth to the cubs. The doctor confirmed that the mother and the cubs are perfectly healthy....
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Making way for the tiger
The Rajiv Gandhi National Park in Karnataka, better known as Nagarahole - is part of a vital tiger habitat. A 10 kilometre stretch of road running through it was in the process of being upgraded with World Bank funds. But while convenient for humans this did cause problems - it disturbed the animals and there was always the threat of wildlife being...
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Jairam seeks report on Tigress death
Perturbed by the death of a tigress in Madhya Pradesh's Bandhavgarh sanctuary, Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh has sought a report from the Chief Minister."The minister has taken a serious note of the matter and has asked Chief Minister Shivraj Chauhan to probe the case thoroughly and send a report," a senior Environment official said.He said MP...
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Rare wild cats caught on camera
In Dehing Patkai, a little known rainforest in Upper Assam, a biologist has documented seven species of wild cats which is the highest number photo-documented anywhere in the world.
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Few tigers caught on camera in Northeast
Camera trapping is considered to be the most reliable method of ascertaining animal population.
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Cyclone Aila ravages tiger territory
It is not just humans but Tigers of the Sunderbans have also been badly affected by cyclone Aila.
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Central team on tigers meets tomorrow
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's team on tigers is meeting on Monday, just a couple of days after the latest tiger crisis.
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Heat wave delays tiger relocation in Sariska
Unrelenting heat wave in northern India has put a halt plan to relocate a tiger from Rathambore National park to Sariska sanctuary.
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Royal Bengal Tigers spotted in Doaars, after 20 years
In an encouraging sign for wildlife enthusiasts, two Royal Bengal Tigers have been sighted in Dooars forests of north Bengal, 20 years after the species was spotted in the area.
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Environment ministry meets over rise in tiger deaths
The national animal is in peril. This year alone, over 20 tigers have died. Alarmed, the environment ministry has called an emergency meeting of wildlife wardens from tiger states. It will be held with wildlife wardens of tiger states in Dehradun on Wednesday.
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Priyanka campaigns for Rahul, backs him for PM
Priyanka Gandhi has said that it is only a matter of time before Rahul Gandhi takes over as India's Prime Minister.
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White tiger cubs born in Indore zoo
The Indore zoo saw the birth of two white tiger cubs on Wednesday. With only 34 white tigers left in the country, the birth of these cubs has ushered new hopes for the dwindling species.A tigress named Sita that was brought from Aurangabad two years ago gave birth to the cubs. The doctor confirmed that the mother and the cubs are perfectly healthy....
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Making way for the tiger
The Rajiv Gandhi National Park in Karnataka, better known as Nagarahole - is part of a vital tiger habitat. A 10 kilometre stretch of road running through it was in the process of being upgraded with World Bank funds. But while convenient for humans this did cause problems - it disturbed the animals and there was always the threat of wildlife being...
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Jairam seeks report on Tigress death
Perturbed by the death of a tigress in Madhya Pradesh's Bandhavgarh sanctuary, Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh has sought a report from the Chief Minister."The minister has taken a serious note of the matter and has asked Chief Minister Shivraj Chauhan to probe the case thoroughly and send a report," a senior Environment official said.He said MP...
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Rare wild cats caught on camera
In Dehing Patkai, a little known rainforest in Upper Assam, a biologist has documented seven species of wild cats which is the highest number photo-documented anywhere in the world.
-
Few tigers caught on camera in Northeast
Camera trapping is considered to be the most reliable method of ascertaining animal population.
-
Cyclone Aila ravages tiger territory
It is not just humans but Tigers of the Sunderbans have also been badly affected by cyclone Aila.
-
Central team on tigers meets tomorrow
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's team on tigers is meeting on Monday, just a couple of days after the latest tiger crisis.
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Heat wave delays tiger relocation in Sariska
Unrelenting heat wave in northern India has put a halt plan to relocate a tiger from Rathambore National park to Sariska sanctuary.
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Royal Bengal Tigers spotted in Doaars, after 20 years
In an encouraging sign for wildlife enthusiasts, two Royal Bengal Tigers have been sighted in Dooars forests of north Bengal, 20 years after the species was spotted in the area.
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Environment ministry meets over rise in tiger deaths
The national animal is in peril. This year alone, over 20 tigers have died. Alarmed, the environment ministry has called an emergency meeting of wildlife wardens from tiger states. It will be held with wildlife wardens of tiger states in Dehradun on Wednesday.
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Priyanka campaigns for Rahul, backs him for PM
Priyanka Gandhi has said that it is only a matter of time before Rahul Gandhi takes over as India's Prime Minister.
