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Mysterious Illness Kills 72 Tigers At Popular Tourist Parks In Thailand, Probe Underway
In the aftermath, the animal rights groups, such as PETA Asia and Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand, criticised the poor living conditions of captive tigers.
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Thailand's Tiger Tourism Expands Despite Raid On Infamous Tiger Temple
Thailand's tiger tourism business is booming and the captive tiger population is growing fast, experts say, more than two months after Thai wildlife authorities found scores of dead cubs while rescuing animals from the popular Tiger Temple.
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Supreme Court lifts ban on tourism in core areas of tiger reserves
The Supreme Court today allowed tourism in at least 20 per cent of what is known as core areas of tiger sanctuaries. The top court said that states will have to adhere to guidelines issued by Centre on tiger tourism and conservation.
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Supreme Court likely to decide today on whether to allow tourism in core areas of tiger reserves
The Supreme Court is likely to decide today on the Centre's request to allow tourism in at least 20 per cent of the core areas of tiger sanctuaries. The Supreme Court had last week said that the ban on tourists, in core areas of tiger sanctuaries, will continue.
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Ban on tourism in core areas of tiger reserves to stay: Supreme Court
In a setback to the Centre, the Supreme Court today said that the ban on tourists, in core areas of tiger sanctuaries, will continue. A final decision to remove a stay on the ban will be taken on October 16.
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Kerala Govt, Sabarimala devotees oppose Supreme Court's restriction on tiger tourism
The Supreme Court's directives to restrict tourists in the core areas of tiger sanctuaries have hit a religion wall. The government of Kerala and devotees of Sabarimala shrine have opposed any move to regulate or control the movement of pilgrims to the shrine, which is situated inside the Periyar tiger sanctuary.
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Will the ban on tourism in core areas of tiger reserves be lifted? Supreme Court to decide today
The Supreme Court is likely to decide on the Centre's request to allow tourism in at least 20 percent of what is known as the core area of tiger sanctuaries. In July, the top court had banned tourism in core areas of all 41 tiger reserves in the country based on an existing policy of the Centre. The ban was imposed after states failed to comply wi...
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Centre asks Supreme Court to lift ban on tourism in core tiger areas
The Centre today filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court asking for the ban to be lifted on tourism in core areas of tiger reserves. In the affidavit, the Centre has outlined the revised guidelines to protect the tiger population.
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Ban on tiger tourism to continue; Centre asked to frame guidelines
Extending the ban on tourism in core tiger reserve areas till September 27, the Supreme Court today indicated it was not averse to permit regulated tourist activities, subject to the Centre evolving suitable revised guidelines to protect the dwindling tiger population.
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Supreme Court says ban on tiger tourism to continue
The Supreme Court has ordered that the ban on tourism in core area of the tiger reserves that has been in place since July will continue. The next hearing of the case filed by Centre and the state for lifting the ban will now be heard on August 29. The Centre had sought court permission to review its policy on tiger tourism saying it has got repr...
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Supreme Court to take up tiger tourism case today
The Supreme Court will today take up the issue relating to tourism in core areas of tiger sanctuaries across the country. On Tuesday, the Centre informed the court that it wants to review its policy of banning tourism in core areas of tiger reserves in the country because of pressure from the state governments.
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Are tourism resorts fragmenting tiger landscape?
Is tourism disturbing our big cats and should tourism be banned in the core areas of our tiger reserves? Well, that's what some activists say, but there are others who believe that it's time the Indian government change its attitude towards tiger conservation and tiger tourism and that tigers cannot be loved in isolation.
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Mysterious Illness Kills 72 Tigers At Popular Tourist Parks In Thailand, Probe Underway
In the aftermath, the animal rights groups, such as PETA Asia and Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand, criticised the poor living conditions of captive tigers.
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Thailand's Tiger Tourism Expands Despite Raid On Infamous Tiger Temple
Thailand's tiger tourism business is booming and the captive tiger population is growing fast, experts say, more than two months after Thai wildlife authorities found scores of dead cubs while rescuing animals from the popular Tiger Temple.
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Supreme Court lifts ban on tourism in core areas of tiger reserves
The Supreme Court today allowed tourism in at least 20 per cent of what is known as core areas of tiger sanctuaries. The top court said that states will have to adhere to guidelines issued by Centre on tiger tourism and conservation.
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Supreme Court likely to decide today on whether to allow tourism in core areas of tiger reserves
The Supreme Court is likely to decide today on the Centre's request to allow tourism in at least 20 per cent of the core areas of tiger sanctuaries. The Supreme Court had last week said that the ban on tourists, in core areas of tiger sanctuaries, will continue.
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Ban on tourism in core areas of tiger reserves to stay: Supreme Court
In a setback to the Centre, the Supreme Court today said that the ban on tourists, in core areas of tiger sanctuaries, will continue. A final decision to remove a stay on the ban will be taken on October 16.
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Kerala Govt, Sabarimala devotees oppose Supreme Court's restriction on tiger tourism
The Supreme Court's directives to restrict tourists in the core areas of tiger sanctuaries have hit a religion wall. The government of Kerala and devotees of Sabarimala shrine have opposed any move to regulate or control the movement of pilgrims to the shrine, which is situated inside the Periyar tiger sanctuary.
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Will the ban on tourism in core areas of tiger reserves be lifted? Supreme Court to decide today
The Supreme Court is likely to decide on the Centre's request to allow tourism in at least 20 percent of what is known as the core area of tiger sanctuaries. In July, the top court had banned tourism in core areas of all 41 tiger reserves in the country based on an existing policy of the Centre. The ban was imposed after states failed to comply wi...
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Centre asks Supreme Court to lift ban on tourism in core tiger areas
The Centre today filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court asking for the ban to be lifted on tourism in core areas of tiger reserves. In the affidavit, the Centre has outlined the revised guidelines to protect the tiger population.
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Ban on tiger tourism to continue; Centre asked to frame guidelines
Extending the ban on tourism in core tiger reserve areas till September 27, the Supreme Court today indicated it was not averse to permit regulated tourist activities, subject to the Centre evolving suitable revised guidelines to protect the dwindling tiger population.
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Supreme Court says ban on tiger tourism to continue
The Supreme Court has ordered that the ban on tourism in core area of the tiger reserves that has been in place since July will continue. The next hearing of the case filed by Centre and the state for lifting the ban will now be heard on August 29. The Centre had sought court permission to review its policy on tiger tourism saying it has got repr...
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Supreme Court to take up tiger tourism case today
The Supreme Court will today take up the issue relating to tourism in core areas of tiger sanctuaries across the country. On Tuesday, the Centre informed the court that it wants to review its policy of banning tourism in core areas of tiger reserves in the country because of pressure from the state governments.
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Are tourism resorts fragmenting tiger landscape?
Is tourism disturbing our big cats and should tourism be banned in the core areas of our tiger reserves? Well, that's what some activists say, but there are others who believe that it's time the Indian government change its attitude towards tiger conservation and tiger tourism and that tigers cannot be loved in isolation.
