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Tigress Avni's Female Offspring Dies 8 Days After Release Into Wild
A female offspring of tigress Avni, who was shot dead in 2018 after being declared man-eater, has died during treatment of injuries following an internecine fight at a forest in Maharashtra, officials said on Sunday.
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2 Years After Tigress Avni Was Killed, Her Cub Released Into Wild
The female cub of tigress Avni,who was shot dead after being declared a man-eater in November 2018, has been released into the wild in the Pench Tiger Reserve (PTR) of Maharashtra's Nagpur district after over two years of "re-wilding" efforts, authorities said.
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Tigress Avni Killed Per Court Order: Supreme Court Refuses Contempt Action
A contempt petition against Maharashtra forest officials for killing a tigress in 2018 was withdrawn today by the petitioner - an animal rights activist - after the Supreme Court refused to take action against them, stressing that the "man-eater" was killed as per the top court's orders.
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Contempt Petition On Tigress Avni Killing To Be Heard In Top Court Today
A contempt petition against Maharashtra forest officials for killing a tigress in 2018 will be heard in the Supreme Court today.
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Tiger Conservation Body Report Raises Questions Over Avni Killing
The final report of the National Tiger Conservation Authority's (NTCA) fact-finding committee has raised questions over the way 'man-eater' tigress Avni was killed in Maharashtra last month.
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Orphaned Cubs Of Tigress Avni, Shot In Controversial Hunt, Found Alive
The orphaned cubs of a man-eating tiger killed in a state-sanctioned hunt have been spotted in a forest in Maharashtra and could be rescued and rehabilitated, officials said Thursday.
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During Cabinet Meet, Shiv Sena Seeks Probe Into Tigress Avni's Killing
The issue of tigress Avni's killing was raised in the Maharashtra cabinet meeting today with Shiv Sena seeking a judicial inquiry into the case.
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Tigress Avni Was Facing Away From The Shooter, Reveals Post-Mortem Report
Amid outrage among wildlife lovers over killing of tigress Avni, a senior forest department official has said that violations of guidelines are "evident" in the postmortem report which also found that the feline was shot while it was "facing away" from the shooter.
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Panel Set Up To Probe Tigress Avni's Killing "A Farce": Uddhav Thackeray
The committee constituted by the Maharashtra government to probe the killing of man-eater tigress Avni is a "farce", Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said today.
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Nitin Gadkari Backs Maharashtra Minister On Tigress Avni's Killing
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Friday backed his party colleague and Maharashtra Forest Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar on the killing of tigress Avni.
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Tigress Avni Had Not Hunted Or Eaten For 4-5 Days, Says Autopsy Report
Tigress Avni died due to excessive internal haemorrhage and cardio-respiratory failure and her stomach and intestines were filled with fluid and gas, indicating she had not hunted or eaten for 4-5 days, according to a provisional necropsy report.
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Shooter Of Tigress Avni Says May Sue Union Minister Maneka Gandhi
Sharpshooter Shafath Ali Khan Wednesday said he may sue Union minister Maneka Gandhi for allegedly levelling defamatory and wild charges against him over the killing of tigress Avni in Maharashtra last week.
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Father Of Tigress Avni's Shooter Calls Cubs "Sub-Adults", Ready For Probe
Sharpshooter Shafat Ali Khan is ready to face any probe into the shooting of a man-eater tigress in Maharashtra as he says the inquiry will bring out the facts.
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Raise The Issue Of Killing Of Tigress Avni In Cabinet: Uddhav Thackeray
Shiv Sena President Uddhav Thackeray today asked his party's ministers in the alliance government to raise the issue of killing of man-eater tigress Avni in the next Maharashtra cabinet meeting and question Forest Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar.
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Foreign Media On Killing Of Tigress Avni And Controversy Over The Hunt
The hunt looked less like a bushwhack through the wilderness than a coordinated military operation.For months, park rangers and police officers beat through the forest in central India's Maharashtra state. They deployed paragliders and infrared cameras, the Guardian reported. Sharpshooters were mounted on the backs of trained elephants.
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Tigress Avni's Female Offspring Dies 8 Days After Release Into Wild
A female offspring of tigress Avni, who was shot dead in 2018 after being declared man-eater, has died during treatment of injuries following an internecine fight at a forest in Maharashtra, officials said on Sunday.
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2 Years After Tigress Avni Was Killed, Her Cub Released Into Wild
The female cub of tigress Avni,who was shot dead after being declared a man-eater in November 2018, has been released into the wild in the Pench Tiger Reserve (PTR) of Maharashtra's Nagpur district after over two years of "re-wilding" efforts, authorities said.
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Tigress Avni Killed Per Court Order: Supreme Court Refuses Contempt Action
A contempt petition against Maharashtra forest officials for killing a tigress in 2018 was withdrawn today by the petitioner - an animal rights activist - after the Supreme Court refused to take action against them, stressing that the "man-eater" was killed as per the top court's orders.
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Contempt Petition On Tigress Avni Killing To Be Heard In Top Court Today
A contempt petition against Maharashtra forest officials for killing a tigress in 2018 will be heard in the Supreme Court today.
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Tiger Conservation Body Report Raises Questions Over Avni Killing
The final report of the National Tiger Conservation Authority's (NTCA) fact-finding committee has raised questions over the way 'man-eater' tigress Avni was killed in Maharashtra last month.
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Orphaned Cubs Of Tigress Avni, Shot In Controversial Hunt, Found Alive
The orphaned cubs of a man-eating tiger killed in a state-sanctioned hunt have been spotted in a forest in Maharashtra and could be rescued and rehabilitated, officials said Thursday.
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During Cabinet Meet, Shiv Sena Seeks Probe Into Tigress Avni's Killing
The issue of tigress Avni's killing was raised in the Maharashtra cabinet meeting today with Shiv Sena seeking a judicial inquiry into the case.
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Tigress Avni Was Facing Away From The Shooter, Reveals Post-Mortem Report
Amid outrage among wildlife lovers over killing of tigress Avni, a senior forest department official has said that violations of guidelines are "evident" in the postmortem report which also found that the feline was shot while it was "facing away" from the shooter.
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Panel Set Up To Probe Tigress Avni's Killing "A Farce": Uddhav Thackeray
The committee constituted by the Maharashtra government to probe the killing of man-eater tigress Avni is a "farce", Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said today.
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Nitin Gadkari Backs Maharashtra Minister On Tigress Avni's Killing
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari Friday backed his party colleague and Maharashtra Forest Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar on the killing of tigress Avni.
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Tigress Avni Had Not Hunted Or Eaten For 4-5 Days, Says Autopsy Report
Tigress Avni died due to excessive internal haemorrhage and cardio-respiratory failure and her stomach and intestines were filled with fluid and gas, indicating she had not hunted or eaten for 4-5 days, according to a provisional necropsy report.
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Shooter Of Tigress Avni Says May Sue Union Minister Maneka Gandhi
Sharpshooter Shafath Ali Khan Wednesday said he may sue Union minister Maneka Gandhi for allegedly levelling defamatory and wild charges against him over the killing of tigress Avni in Maharashtra last week.
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Father Of Tigress Avni's Shooter Calls Cubs "Sub-Adults", Ready For Probe
Sharpshooter Shafat Ali Khan is ready to face any probe into the shooting of a man-eater tigress in Maharashtra as he says the inquiry will bring out the facts.
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Raise The Issue Of Killing Of Tigress Avni In Cabinet: Uddhav Thackeray
Shiv Sena President Uddhav Thackeray today asked his party's ministers in the alliance government to raise the issue of killing of man-eater tigress Avni in the next Maharashtra cabinet meeting and question Forest Minister Sudhir Mungantiwar.
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Foreign Media On Killing Of Tigress Avni And Controversy Over The Hunt
The hunt looked less like a bushwhack through the wilderness than a coordinated military operation.For months, park rangers and police officers beat through the forest in central India's Maharashtra state. They deployed paragliders and infrared cameras, the Guardian reported. Sharpshooters were mounted on the backs of trained elephants.
