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Congress, BJP Promise To Put Monkeys Out Of Business In Himachal
Harassed by troops of monkeys which frequently attack passers-by and destroy crops, residents of Himachal Pradesh are being promised relief from the simian menace by both the BJP and the Congress if voted to power in the upcoming elections.
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Rehab Centres For Monkeys To Be Set Up In 10 Tamil Nadu Districts
In a bid to curb simian menace, the Tamil Nadu Forest Department has proposed to set up rehabilitation centres for monkeys in 10 districts in the state.
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Delhi's Civic Body Turns to 'Power-Fencing' for Keeping Monkeys Away
Unsuccessful in dealing with the monkey menace in the areas under its jurisdiction despite having spent lakhs of rupees for the same, NDMC has now decided to go for 'power fencing' or 'simian tape' to keep them away.
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AIIMS Seeks Figures to Counter Monkey Menace on Campus
AIIMS administration has asked veterinary physicians at its animal facility to conduct a community count of monkeys on the campus of the premier institute in a bid to find a solution to the simian menace there which is proving to be a matter of grave concern.
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Congress, BJP Promise To Put Monkeys Out Of Business In Himachal
Harassed by troops of monkeys which frequently attack passers-by and destroy crops, residents of Himachal Pradesh are being promised relief from the simian menace by both the BJP and the Congress if voted to power in the upcoming elections.
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Rehab Centres For Monkeys To Be Set Up In 10 Tamil Nadu Districts
In a bid to curb simian menace, the Tamil Nadu Forest Department has proposed to set up rehabilitation centres for monkeys in 10 districts in the state.
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Delhi's Civic Body Turns to 'Power-Fencing' for Keeping Monkeys Away
Unsuccessful in dealing with the monkey menace in the areas under its jurisdiction despite having spent lakhs of rupees for the same, NDMC has now decided to go for 'power fencing' or 'simian tape' to keep them away.
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AIIMS Seeks Figures to Counter Monkey Menace on Campus
AIIMS administration has asked veterinary physicians at its animal facility to conduct a community count of monkeys on the campus of the premier institute in a bid to find a solution to the simian menace there which is proving to be a matter of grave concern.
