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Nepal's K P Sharma Oli Gifts A Pair Of One-Horned Rhinos To China
Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Thursday handed over a pair of one-horned rhino to Chinese Ambassador to Nepal Yu Hong at a programme in the capital.
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How This Ex-Poacher has Taken to Conservation of Assam's One Horned Rhino
A poacher turned wildlife defender is leading the way for conservation of the endangered one horned rhino at Assam's Manas National Park. His efforts have won hearts and awards over the last decade, the latest being the Sanctuary Asia Wildlife Service Award.
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One-Horned Rhino Poached in Kaziranga National Park
A day after the forest department in Assam killed a poacher in Assam's Kaziranga National Park, yet another rhino has been killed by poachers in the famous park and made away with its horn.
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Rhino census in Kaziranga completed; rise in numbers expected
The rhino census in the Kaziranga National Park in Assam concluded today with the officials expecting rise in the number of the animals. The census, which began yesterday, concluded in all the ranges but bad weather hampered the process with many of the survey teams yet to return, Park Director S Baruah said.
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Nepal's K P Sharma Oli Gifts A Pair Of One-Horned Rhinos To China
Nepali Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on Thursday handed over a pair of one-horned rhino to Chinese Ambassador to Nepal Yu Hong at a programme in the capital.
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How This Ex-Poacher has Taken to Conservation of Assam's One Horned Rhino
A poacher turned wildlife defender is leading the way for conservation of the endangered one horned rhino at Assam's Manas National Park. His efforts have won hearts and awards over the last decade, the latest being the Sanctuary Asia Wildlife Service Award.
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One-Horned Rhino Poached in Kaziranga National Park
A day after the forest department in Assam killed a poacher in Assam's Kaziranga National Park, yet another rhino has been killed by poachers in the famous park and made away with its horn.
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Rhino census in Kaziranga completed; rise in numbers expected
The rhino census in the Kaziranga National Park in Assam concluded today with the officials expecting rise in the number of the animals. The census, which began yesterday, concluded in all the ranges but bad weather hampered the process with many of the survey teams yet to return, Park Director S Baruah said.
