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10-Year-Old Boy Killed In Tiger Attack In Karnataka Forest
A 10-year-old boy was killed in tiger attack in the latest incident of human-animal conflict reported from Karnataka.
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B Bommai To Respond To Rahul Gandhi Request "On Humanitarian Grounds"
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai today said he will respond to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's letter, seeking his intervention for providing timely treatment to a "severely injured" elephant calf at the Nagarhole Tiger Reserve
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Sniffer Dog Plays Key Role In Arrest Of 5 Tiger Poachers In Karnataka
Five poachers who allegedly killed a tiger in Nagarahole Tiger Reserve in Karnataka have been arrested by Forest Department personnel. Environment and Forest Minister Prakash Javadekar praised them for the swift action.
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Tiger-Spotting in the Forests of Karnataka
Looking for the tiger in India's forests is a delight in itself. The beauty of the tiger's natural habitat - and the delight of seeing the wildlife with which our national animal shares the forest - always makes the search worthwhile, whether you spot the big cat or not.
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10-Year-Old Boy Killed In Tiger Attack In Karnataka Forest
A 10-year-old boy was killed in tiger attack in the latest incident of human-animal conflict reported from Karnataka.
-
B Bommai To Respond To Rahul Gandhi Request "On Humanitarian Grounds"
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai today said he will respond to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's letter, seeking his intervention for providing timely treatment to a "severely injured" elephant calf at the Nagarhole Tiger Reserve
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Sniffer Dog Plays Key Role In Arrest Of 5 Tiger Poachers In Karnataka
Five poachers who allegedly killed a tiger in Nagarahole Tiger Reserve in Karnataka have been arrested by Forest Department personnel. Environment and Forest Minister Prakash Javadekar praised them for the swift action.
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Tiger-Spotting in the Forests of Karnataka
Looking for the tiger in India's forests is a delight in itself. The beauty of the tiger's natural habitat - and the delight of seeing the wildlife with which our national animal shares the forest - always makes the search worthwhile, whether you spot the big cat or not.
