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Watch: Tiger Spotted Roaming Through Sugarcane Field In Uttar Pradesh
The video appears to have been recorded from inside a car, as the vehicle's bonnet is visible, and the tiger is just a few meters away.
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Video: Tiger Strolls In UP Field As Farmer Ploughs His Land In Background
A video of a tiger roaming in the field in Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit district while a farmer ploughs his land in the background is going viral on social media.
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Rare Bird 'Jerdon's Babbler' Spotted In UP's Dudhwa Tiger Reserve
A rare and globally endangered bird species 'Jerdon's Babbler' was spotted in the buffer zone of the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve (DTR), in the grasslands of Uttar Pradesh.
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Between Krishna And Tiger Shroff, She Is The "Wild Child". Here's Proof
Krishna Shroff, who opened up about her fat to fit journey in the past, is often spotted in work-out videos on Instagram
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Nylon Rope Around Tiger's Neck Removed In UP After Over 100 Days
Forest Department teams removed a piece of a nylon rope around a tiger's neck, 113 days after the animal was spotted with it in the Kishanpur sanctuary area in Uttar Pradesh's Lakhimpur Khiri.
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2020 Triumph Tiger 900 First Ride Review
While Morocco may not be the ideal destination to spot a tiger in the wild, it definitely proved to be a fantastic venue for the global Triumph Tiger 900 test ride. Open highways, twisties and a variety of off-road terrain, we threw everything possible at the all-new Tiger 900 and it passed all the tests with flying colours. Read our review to know...
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Break Up? Disha Patani And Tiger Shroff Spotted On Dinner Date. See Pics
Disha and Tiger have not addressed rumours pertaining to their relationship status
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Rare Snake, Named After Area In UP, Spotted There After 82 Years
A rare Indian snake species - Red Coral Kukri- has been sighted in the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve (DTR) in Uttar Pradesh's Lakhimpur Kheriafter a gap of 82 years, park officials said today.
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Indian Tigers May Roar In Cambodian Jungles Soon
The next time you are in the jungles of Cambodia you could end up spotting an Indian tiger. Buoyed by increasing tiger numbers, India is actively considering a request by Cambodia to send a couple of big cats to help re-populate the tiger population in the country.
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Rory McIlroy Up to World Number Two After British Open Win
Australia's Adam Scott keeps the number one spot after finishing in a tie for fifth with countryman Marc Leishman on 12 under, five shots behind Northern Irish winner Rory McIlory.
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Aaron Baddeley eyes another Presidents Cup
Australia's Aaron Baddeley came up just short of the playoff at the Tour Championship. Now he hopes that was good enough to earn a spot in the Presidents Cup.
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Ogilvy wins twice by finishing 3rd at BMW Championships
Geoff Ogilvy is the big winner at the BMW Championships. Not actual tournament winner, that may have been Justin Rose, but by finishing third, Ogilvy not only played his way into next week's Tour Championship, he locked up a spot for the Presidents Cup in his hometown of Melbourne, Australia.
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Watch: Tiger Spotted Roaming Through Sugarcane Field In Uttar Pradesh
The video appears to have been recorded from inside a car, as the vehicle's bonnet is visible, and the tiger is just a few meters away.
-
Video: Tiger Strolls In UP Field As Farmer Ploughs His Land In Background
A video of a tiger roaming in the field in Uttar Pradesh's Pilibhit district while a farmer ploughs his land in the background is going viral on social media.
-
Rare Bird 'Jerdon's Babbler' Spotted In UP's Dudhwa Tiger Reserve
A rare and globally endangered bird species 'Jerdon's Babbler' was spotted in the buffer zone of the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve (DTR), in the grasslands of Uttar Pradesh.
-
Between Krishna And Tiger Shroff, She Is The "Wild Child". Here's Proof
Krishna Shroff, who opened up about her fat to fit journey in the past, is often spotted in work-out videos on Instagram
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Nylon Rope Around Tiger's Neck Removed In UP After Over 100 Days
Forest Department teams removed a piece of a nylon rope around a tiger's neck, 113 days after the animal was spotted with it in the Kishanpur sanctuary area in Uttar Pradesh's Lakhimpur Khiri.
-
2020 Triumph Tiger 900 First Ride Review
While Morocco may not be the ideal destination to spot a tiger in the wild, it definitely proved to be a fantastic venue for the global Triumph Tiger 900 test ride. Open highways, twisties and a variety of off-road terrain, we threw everything possible at the all-new Tiger 900 and it passed all the tests with flying colours. Read our review to know...
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Break Up? Disha Patani And Tiger Shroff Spotted On Dinner Date. See Pics
Disha and Tiger have not addressed rumours pertaining to their relationship status
-
Rare Snake, Named After Area In UP, Spotted There After 82 Years
A rare Indian snake species - Red Coral Kukri- has been sighted in the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve (DTR) in Uttar Pradesh's Lakhimpur Kheriafter a gap of 82 years, park officials said today.
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Indian Tigers May Roar In Cambodian Jungles Soon
The next time you are in the jungles of Cambodia you could end up spotting an Indian tiger. Buoyed by increasing tiger numbers, India is actively considering a request by Cambodia to send a couple of big cats to help re-populate the tiger population in the country.
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Rory McIlroy Up to World Number Two After British Open Win
Australia's Adam Scott keeps the number one spot after finishing in a tie for fifth with countryman Marc Leishman on 12 under, five shots behind Northern Irish winner Rory McIlory.
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Aaron Baddeley eyes another Presidents Cup
Australia's Aaron Baddeley came up just short of the playoff at the Tour Championship. Now he hopes that was good enough to earn a spot in the Presidents Cup.
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Ogilvy wins twice by finishing 3rd at BMW Championships
Geoff Ogilvy is the big winner at the BMW Championships. Not actual tournament winner, that may have been Justin Rose, but by finishing third, Ogilvy not only played his way into next week's Tour Championship, he locked up a spot for the Presidents Cup in his hometown of Melbourne, Australia.
