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Wild, Wild Country: 5 Most Photogenic National Parks Of India
India's national parks are more than just wildlife sanctuaries they are places of awe-inspiring beauty, perfect for capturing unforgettable moments.
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Video Of Tiger's Majestic Leap To Cross River At Sunderbans Wows Internet
A breathtaking video of a tiger taking a big leap over a water stream is winning hearts on the internet. The remarkable video was shared by Indian Railway Accounts Service (IRAS), officer Ananth Rupanagudi on X (formerly Twitter).
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"Number In Sundarbans...": Bengal Minister Disputes Centre's Tiger Data
West Bengal Forest Minister Jyotipriyo Mallick on Monday said the central government's report putting the number of tigers in Sundarbans at 100 does not reflect reality, as the population of big cats there ought to be higher.
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At Sunderbans, Tiger Jumping From Boat Reminds Internet Of "Life Of Pie"
The internet has gone crazy over a video of a Royal Bengal Tiger that jumped from a boat while being carried to the Sundarbans for release into the wild. The video shows the rescued tiger jumping into the water, and without even looking back.
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'Tiger Widows' Of Sundarbans Spin Khadi To Eke Out Living
More than 100 'tiger widows' of Bali Island in Sundarbans of West Bengal, who were facing an acute financial crisis after the death of their husbands in tiger attacks, are spinning khadi to eke out a living.
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Another Tiger Strays Into Village In Bengal, Captured After Hours
After eluding hordes of forest personnel for hours, a full-grown Royal Bengal Tiger was captured from a village in Kumirmari area of Sundarbans on Saturday night.
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Tigers At Sundarbans In Bengal Find Lockdown Grrreat
With humans in West Bengal under coronavirus lockdown, tigers in the Sundarbans mangrove forest are coming out to play, with park rangers on Thursday reporting a jump in sightings of the big cats.
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48-Year-Old Man Dragged Away By Tiger In West Bengal's Sundarbans
A crab catcher was dragged away by a tiger in West Bengal's Sundarbans, a forest official said this morning.
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Tigers Kill Two Crab Catchers In Sundarbans Forest In A Week
Two crab catchers were mauled to death by tigers in separate incidents in the Sundarbans during the past one week, the police said today.
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Sundarbans Widows Brave Jungles Where Tigers Killed Their Husbands
Lahiripur: Geeta Mridha lost her husband on Valentine’s Day 2014. He was fishing in the backwaters of Sundarbans National Park with four others when a tiger leaped out of the jungle and dragged him away by the throat. Ms Mridha says the other men didn’t even have time to react. His body was never found. “After my husband’s departure, I beca...
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Sundarbans Has 182 Tigers, Pollution A Major Concern: Report
The Sundarbans, the world's largest contiguous mangrove forest, has 182 tigers -- 106 in Bangladesh and around 76 in India, according to the first ever modern survey jointly conducted by the two countries across a 6,724 sq km area.
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How Sundarbans Is Tackling Man-Animal Conflict
For over a decade now, 40-year-old Ali Mondal has stayed away from the mangrove forest in the Sundarbans, where he would venture every day to make his living.
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Tiger Kills Man In Sundarbans
A 40-year-old man was killed by a Royal Bengal tiger on Saturday morning while he was catching crabs in a canal at Buridabri forest in the Sundarbans in South 24 Parganas district.
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Drones to Track Tigers and Check Encroachers in Sundarbans
To track the movement of tigers and encroachers in protected forest areas, a drone would soon be flying in the Sundarban delta.
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Drone to Track Tigers and Check Encroachers in Sundarbans
To track the movement of tigers and encroachers in protected forest areas, a drone would soon be flying in the Sundarban delta.
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Wild, Wild Country: 5 Most Photogenic National Parks Of India
India's national parks are more than just wildlife sanctuaries they are places of awe-inspiring beauty, perfect for capturing unforgettable moments.
-
Video Of Tiger's Majestic Leap To Cross River At Sunderbans Wows Internet
A breathtaking video of a tiger taking a big leap over a water stream is winning hearts on the internet. The remarkable video was shared by Indian Railway Accounts Service (IRAS), officer Ananth Rupanagudi on X (formerly Twitter).
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"Number In Sundarbans...": Bengal Minister Disputes Centre's Tiger Data
West Bengal Forest Minister Jyotipriyo Mallick on Monday said the central government's report putting the number of tigers in Sundarbans at 100 does not reflect reality, as the population of big cats there ought to be higher.
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At Sunderbans, Tiger Jumping From Boat Reminds Internet Of "Life Of Pie"
The internet has gone crazy over a video of a Royal Bengal Tiger that jumped from a boat while being carried to the Sundarbans for release into the wild. The video shows the rescued tiger jumping into the water, and without even looking back.
-
'Tiger Widows' Of Sundarbans Spin Khadi To Eke Out Living
More than 100 'tiger widows' of Bali Island in Sundarbans of West Bengal, who were facing an acute financial crisis after the death of their husbands in tiger attacks, are spinning khadi to eke out a living.
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Another Tiger Strays Into Village In Bengal, Captured After Hours
After eluding hordes of forest personnel for hours, a full-grown Royal Bengal Tiger was captured from a village in Kumirmari area of Sundarbans on Saturday night.
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Tigers At Sundarbans In Bengal Find Lockdown Grrreat
With humans in West Bengal under coronavirus lockdown, tigers in the Sundarbans mangrove forest are coming out to play, with park rangers on Thursday reporting a jump in sightings of the big cats.
-
48-Year-Old Man Dragged Away By Tiger In West Bengal's Sundarbans
A crab catcher was dragged away by a tiger in West Bengal's Sundarbans, a forest official said this morning.
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Tigers Kill Two Crab Catchers In Sundarbans Forest In A Week
Two crab catchers were mauled to death by tigers in separate incidents in the Sundarbans during the past one week, the police said today.
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Sundarbans Widows Brave Jungles Where Tigers Killed Their Husbands
Lahiripur: Geeta Mridha lost her husband on Valentine’s Day 2014. He was fishing in the backwaters of Sundarbans National Park with four others when a tiger leaped out of the jungle and dragged him away by the throat. Ms Mridha says the other men didn’t even have time to react. His body was never found. “After my husband’s departure, I beca...
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Sundarbans Has 182 Tigers, Pollution A Major Concern: Report
The Sundarbans, the world's largest contiguous mangrove forest, has 182 tigers -- 106 in Bangladesh and around 76 in India, according to the first ever modern survey jointly conducted by the two countries across a 6,724 sq km area.
-
How Sundarbans Is Tackling Man-Animal Conflict
For over a decade now, 40-year-old Ali Mondal has stayed away from the mangrove forest in the Sundarbans, where he would venture every day to make his living.
-
Tiger Kills Man In Sundarbans
A 40-year-old man was killed by a Royal Bengal tiger on Saturday morning while he was catching crabs in a canal at Buridabri forest in the Sundarbans in South 24 Parganas district.
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Drones to Track Tigers and Check Encroachers in Sundarbans
To track the movement of tigers and encroachers in protected forest areas, a drone would soon be flying in the Sundarban delta.
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Drone to Track Tigers and Check Encroachers in Sundarbans
To track the movement of tigers and encroachers in protected forest areas, a drone would soon be flying in the Sundarban delta.
