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Ajita Pandey: Nursing Officer And Snake Rescuer Inspires Many On Social Media
Ajita Pandey, known as "Snake Girl," is a snake rescuer from Bilaspur, India. She has saved thousands of snakes, spreading awareness about their ecological value.
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5 Facts About JJ Dutta, Key Player In Madhya Pradesh Forest Conservation
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has expressed his condolences, praising Dutta's contributions to the establishment of the State Forest Research Institute and wildlife conservation in the state.
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Video: Tiger Growls, Lunges To Attack Tourist Vehicle At Jim Corbett National Park
A video of a tiger seen hissing and lunging at tourists in an open jeep at the Jim Corbett National Park has sparked a debate about wildlife tourism and safety on social media.
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Forest Officer Shares Rare Pics Of Black Tigers Found In Odisha, Internet Says "What A Sight!"
Parveen Kaswan, an Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer who frequently shares fascinating facts about wildlife, recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share pictures of 'pseudo-melanistic' tigers found in Simlipal, Odisha.
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Watch: Leopard Rescued From Well In Odisha Using Wooden Ladder
A video of a leopard being rescued after it fell into a well has created a lot of buzz on social media. The incident took place in Odisha's Sambalpur district. the fire officials about the crisis.
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Are India’s New Drone Rules Aimed at Ease of Operations or a Door to Mass Surveillance?
On the Gadgets 360 podcast Orbital this week, we talk all about India’s Drone Rules 2021 and how they can impact our lives.
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Locus in Focus: One Scientist's Story About Navigating in the Wild
Researchers commonly use the Locus Map app for marking important locations like that of camera trap deployments, animal den sites, a river source, or in more general, a particular remote village site.
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Research in the Wild: AI, Leopards and Photobombs
The world through a camera lens can be beautiful. But the world through a camera-trap can be like a reality show about the secret lives of animals. It is beautiful, no doubt, but it is also entertaining and extremely insightful.
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International Tiger Day 2020: All You Need To Know About India's Success
International Tiger Day 2020: Tigers are considered as an 'Umbrella Species' as their conservation saves many other animal species. India has doubled its tiger population ahead of the target year of 2022. Project Tiger, launched in 1973, has been a success story despite the seemingly insurmountable challenges of poaching, loss of habitat, human and...
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291 Activists Write To Environment Minister Over Impact Of Lockdown On Clearances
Nearly 300 wildlife activists and conservationists have written to Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar to express "serious concerns about the lack of due diligence for (project and industrial) clearances" during the coronavirus lockdown
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Rohit Sharma Takes Up The Cause For Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros In India
Rohit Sharma has been quite active on social media in promoting wildlife protection and has now added another cause to his list.
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Tiger Found Dead In Maharashtra's Umred-Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary
A tourist visiting the sanctuary informed authorities around 8 am about a tiger lying motionless in the Pauni range of the sanctuary.
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These Two Pakistani 'Python Brothers' Live With Over 100 Snakes
In a neighbourhood in Karachi, Pakistan, Hamza (20) and Hassan Hussain (22) pet more than 100 snakes, and have been aptly nicknamed the Python Brothers. Fascinated by snakes since their teenage years when they first watched Jungle Book, they soon turned passionate about them so much so that this duo now claims to have various species of snakes livi...
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Green Initiatives Galore at IIT Delhi
IIT-Delhi is all fired up about its various 'green initiatives', ranging from organic waste management, paper recycling, car-pooling and wildlife conservation.
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Hindustan Copper yet to secure NBWL nod for mine expansion: report
Expansion of the Malanjkhand mine, which is the single largest copper deposit of India with nearly 70 per cent of the country's reserves, has already been delayed by about two years due to want of various regulatory approvals.
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Ajita Pandey: Nursing Officer And Snake Rescuer Inspires Many On Social Media
Ajita Pandey, known as "Snake Girl," is a snake rescuer from Bilaspur, India. She has saved thousands of snakes, spreading awareness about their ecological value.
-
5 Facts About JJ Dutta, Key Player In Madhya Pradesh Forest Conservation
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has expressed his condolences, praising Dutta's contributions to the establishment of the State Forest Research Institute and wildlife conservation in the state.
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Video: Tiger Growls, Lunges To Attack Tourist Vehicle At Jim Corbett National Park
A video of a tiger seen hissing and lunging at tourists in an open jeep at the Jim Corbett National Park has sparked a debate about wildlife tourism and safety on social media.
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Forest Officer Shares Rare Pics Of Black Tigers Found In Odisha, Internet Says "What A Sight!"
Parveen Kaswan, an Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer who frequently shares fascinating facts about wildlife, recently took to X (formerly Twitter) to share pictures of 'pseudo-melanistic' tigers found in Simlipal, Odisha.
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Watch: Leopard Rescued From Well In Odisha Using Wooden Ladder
A video of a leopard being rescued after it fell into a well has created a lot of buzz on social media. The incident took place in Odisha's Sambalpur district. the fire officials about the crisis.
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Are India’s New Drone Rules Aimed at Ease of Operations or a Door to Mass Surveillance?
On the Gadgets 360 podcast Orbital this week, we talk all about India’s Drone Rules 2021 and how they can impact our lives.
-
Locus in Focus: One Scientist's Story About Navigating in the Wild
Researchers commonly use the Locus Map app for marking important locations like that of camera trap deployments, animal den sites, a river source, or in more general, a particular remote village site.
-
Research in the Wild: AI, Leopards and Photobombs
The world through a camera lens can be beautiful. But the world through a camera-trap can be like a reality show about the secret lives of animals. It is beautiful, no doubt, but it is also entertaining and extremely insightful.
-
International Tiger Day 2020: All You Need To Know About India's Success
International Tiger Day 2020: Tigers are considered as an 'Umbrella Species' as their conservation saves many other animal species. India has doubled its tiger population ahead of the target year of 2022. Project Tiger, launched in 1973, has been a success story despite the seemingly insurmountable challenges of poaching, loss of habitat, human and...
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291 Activists Write To Environment Minister Over Impact Of Lockdown On Clearances
Nearly 300 wildlife activists and conservationists have written to Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar to express "serious concerns about the lack of due diligence for (project and industrial) clearances" during the coronavirus lockdown
-
Rohit Sharma Takes Up The Cause For Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros In India
Rohit Sharma has been quite active on social media in promoting wildlife protection and has now added another cause to his list.
-
Tiger Found Dead In Maharashtra's Umred-Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary
A tourist visiting the sanctuary informed authorities around 8 am about a tiger lying motionless in the Pauni range of the sanctuary.
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These Two Pakistani 'Python Brothers' Live With Over 100 Snakes
In a neighbourhood in Karachi, Pakistan, Hamza (20) and Hassan Hussain (22) pet more than 100 snakes, and have been aptly nicknamed the Python Brothers. Fascinated by snakes since their teenage years when they first watched Jungle Book, they soon turned passionate about them so much so that this duo now claims to have various species of snakes livi...
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Green Initiatives Galore at IIT Delhi
IIT-Delhi is all fired up about its various 'green initiatives', ranging from organic waste management, paper recycling, car-pooling and wildlife conservation.
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Hindustan Copper yet to secure NBWL nod for mine expansion: report
Expansion of the Malanjkhand mine, which is the single largest copper deposit of India with nearly 70 per cent of the country's reserves, has already been delayed by about two years due to want of various regulatory approvals.
