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Why Panna National Park Is Best Visited During Summer For A Luxury Wildlife Safari
Rather than fleeting glimpses, summer safaris often allow for extended observation, making the experience more meaningful and memorable.
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5-Feet-Long Cobra Triggers Panic At Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Training Site; Rescued
A 5-ft-long cobra was today found at the training institute premises of the DMRC triggering panic among its employees in Shastri Park area, before being rescued.
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Tiger Conservation Authority Awaiting Government Nod For Drone Monitoring
The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) is awaiting a final nod from the Ministry of Defence to start its ambitious drone monitoring project for combating wildlife poaching and man-animal conflict.
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Drones to Monitor Wildlife in 10 Indian Sites
In what could be a major boost to technologically-empowered wildlife surveillance and research in India, plans are afoot to introduce unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones in 10 biodiversity-rich sites across India by January 2015.
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Why Panna National Park Is Best Visited During Summer For A Luxury Wildlife Safari
Rather than fleeting glimpses, summer safaris often allow for extended observation, making the experience more meaningful and memorable.
-
5-Feet-Long Cobra Triggers Panic At Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Training Site; Rescued
A 5-ft-long cobra was today found at the training institute premises of the DMRC triggering panic among its employees in Shastri Park area, before being rescued.
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Tiger Conservation Authority Awaiting Government Nod For Drone Monitoring
The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) is awaiting a final nod from the Ministry of Defence to start its ambitious drone monitoring project for combating wildlife poaching and man-animal conflict.
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Drones to Monitor Wildlife in 10 Indian Sites
In what could be a major boost to technologically-empowered wildlife surveillance and research in India, plans are afoot to introduce unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or drones in 10 biodiversity-rich sites across India by January 2015.
