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Video: Sick Leopard Paraded On Leash In Rajasthan, Villagers Take Selfies
A two-year-old Leopard, sick and unable to move, was paraded on a leash after it was spotted by villagers at the Ramgarh Visdhari Tiger sanctuary near Rajasthan's Bundi.
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Tiger Captured After Nerve-Wracking Chase Ends In Rajasthan Farmhouse
A nine-day-long hunt for a male tiger, which strayed from the Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan, ended this morning after the forest department succeeded in tranquillizing the animal.
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Thar, Scorpio SUVs Inside Restricted Zone In Ranthambore Tiger Reserve Seized
Fourteen SUVs believed to be on an off-roading experience trip from five states were caught in Zone 8 - an area not open to public access via vehicles - of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan's Sawai Madhopur, forest department officers said.
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Cheetah Strays Out Of Kuno National Park, Rescued
A cheetah strayed out of the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh and was spotted in a village in Rajasthan's Karauli on Saturday, a forest department official said.
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Viral Photo: Woman Ties Rakhi To Injured Leopard, Wins Hearts
A photo is winning hearts all over the internet shows a woman tying rakhi to a leopard in Rajasthan. Her novel gesture and unconditional love to the animal is winning hearts on social media.
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Red Alert At Rajasthan Reserves After Tiger Spotted With Wire Around Neck
The Forest department of the Rajasthan government on Saturday sounded a 'Red Alert' at all reserves, sanctuaries and parks in the state as incidents of hunting, poaching and animal traps have come to the fore.
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Ranthambore's Tiger T-24 Aka Ustad Living A Refugee Life At Sajjangarh
Nearly a year-and-a-half after "unlawful" translocation, Ranthambore's famous tiger T-24 aka Ustad is living a refugee life as Rajasthan's forest department is yet to take approval from Central Zoo Authority (CZA) for his housing at Sajjangarh Biological Park in Udaipur and decide on releasing him back in the wild.
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Green Panel Asks Government to Set Up Specialised Cell on Forest Cover
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) today asked the government to set up a specialised cell in the Forest Department to undertake tree or plant tanslocation and suggested setting up of a Geo Information System (GIS) Cell in Rajasthan for monitoring of forest cover on roads.
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Video: Sick Leopard Paraded On Leash In Rajasthan, Villagers Take Selfies
A two-year-old Leopard, sick and unable to move, was paraded on a leash after it was spotted by villagers at the Ramgarh Visdhari Tiger sanctuary near Rajasthan's Bundi.
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Tiger Captured After Nerve-Wracking Chase Ends In Rajasthan Farmhouse
A nine-day-long hunt for a male tiger, which strayed from the Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan, ended this morning after the forest department succeeded in tranquillizing the animal.
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Thar, Scorpio SUVs Inside Restricted Zone In Ranthambore Tiger Reserve Seized
Fourteen SUVs believed to be on an off-roading experience trip from five states were caught in Zone 8 - an area not open to public access via vehicles - of Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan's Sawai Madhopur, forest department officers said.
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Cheetah Strays Out Of Kuno National Park, Rescued
A cheetah strayed out of the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh and was spotted in a village in Rajasthan's Karauli on Saturday, a forest department official said.
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Viral Photo: Woman Ties Rakhi To Injured Leopard, Wins Hearts
A photo is winning hearts all over the internet shows a woman tying rakhi to a leopard in Rajasthan. Her novel gesture and unconditional love to the animal is winning hearts on social media.
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Red Alert At Rajasthan Reserves After Tiger Spotted With Wire Around Neck
The Forest department of the Rajasthan government on Saturday sounded a 'Red Alert' at all reserves, sanctuaries and parks in the state as incidents of hunting, poaching and animal traps have come to the fore.
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Ranthambore's Tiger T-24 Aka Ustad Living A Refugee Life At Sajjangarh
Nearly a year-and-a-half after "unlawful" translocation, Ranthambore's famous tiger T-24 aka Ustad is living a refugee life as Rajasthan's forest department is yet to take approval from Central Zoo Authority (CZA) for his housing at Sajjangarh Biological Park in Udaipur and decide on releasing him back in the wild.
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Green Panel Asks Government to Set Up Specialised Cell on Forest Cover
The National Green Tribunal (NGT) today asked the government to set up a specialised cell in the Forest Department to undertake tree or plant tanslocation and suggested setting up of a Geo Information System (GIS) Cell in Rajasthan for monitoring of forest cover on roads.
