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Tiger, Tiger Burning Bright: Remarkable Success Of Conservation In India
At the turn of the millennium, experts were announcing the doomsday for wild tigers in India saying India's national animal would go extinct soon.
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Annual Tiger Census In Sunderbans To Begin From November 27
The annual tiger census in West Bengal's Sunderbans will begin on November 27, a senior Forest department official said on Friday.
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"Number In Sundarbans...": Bengal Minister Disputes Centre's Tiger Data
West Bengal Forest Minister Jyotipriyo Mallick on Monday said the central government's report putting the number of tigers in Sundarbans at 100 does not reflect reality, as the population of big cats there ought to be higher.
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Tiger Census 2022 World's Most Extensive Wildlife Survey: Report
The all-India tiger estimation conducted in 2022 stands out as the most extensive wildlife survey to date, encompassing 20 states and entailing an impressive foot survey of 6,41,449 kilometres.
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India's Tiger Population In 2022 Was 3,167, Reveals Latest Census Data
The tiger population in India was 3,167 in 2022, revealed the latest tiger census data released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday.
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India's 2018 Tiger Census Makes It To Guinness World Records
India's 2018 Tiger Census has made it to the Guinness Book of World Records for being the world's largest on-camera wildlife survey.
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Increase In India's Tiger Population A "Good Sign": UN Chief
India's tiger population, which has more than doubled from 1,411 in 2006 to 2,967 in 2019, is a "good sign" as it meets UN's sustainable development goal which encourages preservation of all species, particularly those that are endangered, a spokesperson for UN chief Antonio Guterres has said.
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Madhya Pradesh Is India's "Tiger State", Latest Census Reveals
The All India Tiger Estimation Report 2018 on Monday revealed that Madhya Pradesh was the country's "tiger state" with 526 of the big cats.
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"From Ek Tha Tiger To Tiger Zinda Hai...": On International Tiger Day, PM Cheers India's Tiger Census
With around 3,000 tigers, India has become "one of the safest habitats" for them in the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as he released the All India Tiger Estimation Report 2018.
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Tiger Census Programme Begins In Periyar Tiger Reserve
As part of the tiger census programme, for the first time 506 camera traps have been set up in a 925 sq-km area of the Periyar Tiger Reserve, one of the single largest compact forest blocks in south Western Ghats, to intensively monitor the population of the feline.
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India's Tiger Count At Nearly 2,500: Prakash Javadekar
Efforts to save the tiger have pushed India's population of the big cat to nearly 2,500, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar today said hailing the strides the country has made in this regard.
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17 Tigers Died in 6 States This Year, Says Government
At least two tigers fell prey to poachers as 17 of the big cats died in six states this year, the government said today.
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Government Challenges Claims on Flawed Methodology in Tiger Census
The government today challenged claims by sections of wildlife experts that it had used a flawed methodology for its latest tiger census and instead asserted that their study was a "theoretical iteration" on old data whose precision is "questionable".
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Expert Group Questions Methodology Adopted For Tiger Census
A day after tiger census declared a 30 per cent jump in big cat population, a wildlife expert group questioned the procedure India adopted for the estimation, saying the method used cannot yield "sufficiently refined results" to accurately measure changes in tiger numbers.
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Tiger, Tiger. Huge Increase in India Numbers.
India is now home to 70 per cent of the world's tigers, with new data putting their numbers at 2,226. That is a sharp rise of almost 60 per cent from 2006, when the first scientific and independent estimate delivered a shocking statistic of only 1,411 tigers left in India.
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Tiger, Tiger Burning Bright: Remarkable Success Of Conservation In India
At the turn of the millennium, experts were announcing the doomsday for wild tigers in India saying India's national animal would go extinct soon.
-
Annual Tiger Census In Sunderbans To Begin From November 27
The annual tiger census in West Bengal's Sunderbans will begin on November 27, a senior Forest department official said on Friday.
-
"Number In Sundarbans...": Bengal Minister Disputes Centre's Tiger Data
West Bengal Forest Minister Jyotipriyo Mallick on Monday said the central government's report putting the number of tigers in Sundarbans at 100 does not reflect reality, as the population of big cats there ought to be higher.
-
Tiger Census 2022 World's Most Extensive Wildlife Survey: Report
The all-India tiger estimation conducted in 2022 stands out as the most extensive wildlife survey to date, encompassing 20 states and entailing an impressive foot survey of 6,41,449 kilometres.
-
India's Tiger Population In 2022 Was 3,167, Reveals Latest Census Data
The tiger population in India was 3,167 in 2022, revealed the latest tiger census data released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday.
-
India's 2018 Tiger Census Makes It To Guinness World Records
India's 2018 Tiger Census has made it to the Guinness Book of World Records for being the world's largest on-camera wildlife survey.
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Increase In India's Tiger Population A "Good Sign": UN Chief
India's tiger population, which has more than doubled from 1,411 in 2006 to 2,967 in 2019, is a "good sign" as it meets UN's sustainable development goal which encourages preservation of all species, particularly those that are endangered, a spokesperson for UN chief Antonio Guterres has said.
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Madhya Pradesh Is India's "Tiger State", Latest Census Reveals
The All India Tiger Estimation Report 2018 on Monday revealed that Madhya Pradesh was the country's "tiger state" with 526 of the big cats.
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"From Ek Tha Tiger To Tiger Zinda Hai...": On International Tiger Day, PM Cheers India's Tiger Census
With around 3,000 tigers, India has become "one of the safest habitats" for them in the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as he released the All India Tiger Estimation Report 2018.
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Tiger Census Programme Begins In Periyar Tiger Reserve
As part of the tiger census programme, for the first time 506 camera traps have been set up in a 925 sq-km area of the Periyar Tiger Reserve, one of the single largest compact forest blocks in south Western Ghats, to intensively monitor the population of the feline.
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India's Tiger Count At Nearly 2,500: Prakash Javadekar
Efforts to save the tiger have pushed India's population of the big cat to nearly 2,500, Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar today said hailing the strides the country has made in this regard.
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17 Tigers Died in 6 States This Year, Says Government
At least two tigers fell prey to poachers as 17 of the big cats died in six states this year, the government said today.
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Government Challenges Claims on Flawed Methodology in Tiger Census
The government today challenged claims by sections of wildlife experts that it had used a flawed methodology for its latest tiger census and instead asserted that their study was a "theoretical iteration" on old data whose precision is "questionable".
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Expert Group Questions Methodology Adopted For Tiger Census
A day after tiger census declared a 30 per cent jump in big cat population, a wildlife expert group questioned the procedure India adopted for the estimation, saying the method used cannot yield "sufficiently refined results" to accurately measure changes in tiger numbers.
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Tiger, Tiger. Huge Increase in India Numbers.
India is now home to 70 per cent of the world's tigers, with new data putting their numbers at 2,226. That is a sharp rise of almost 60 per cent from 2006, when the first scientific and independent estimate delivered a shocking statistic of only 1,411 tigers left in India.
