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First-Ever Estimation Shows 718 Snow Leopards In India, Two-Thirds Of Them In Ladakh: Centre
The snow leopard range in India remained undefined until recent years due to a lack of extensive nationwide assessments for this vulnerable species.
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Centre Asks State Green Panels to Speed Up Construction Projects
Concerned over delay in approval of construction and building projects, the Union Environment Ministry has directed state-level green panels to seek all relevant information at one go to ensure speedy clearances.
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10 Lions, About 90 Spotted Deer Killed in Flash Floods in Gujarat
The recent flash floods, which wreaked havoc in some parts of Gujarat, led to the death of 10 lions, more than 1,600 blue bulls, and nearly 90 spotted deer among other wild animals.
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Tamil Nadu Assures Steps for Conducting 'Jallikattu'
With demands galore in the state for holding the bull-taming sport of 'Jallikattu' coinciding with 'Pongal' harvest festival, Tamil Nadu government today assured steps for conducting the popular event, including asking Centre to remove bulls from a specific list of animals to facilitate the same.
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First-Ever Estimation Shows 718 Snow Leopards In India, Two-Thirds Of Them In Ladakh: Centre
The snow leopard range in India remained undefined until recent years due to a lack of extensive nationwide assessments for this vulnerable species.
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Centre Asks State Green Panels to Speed Up Construction Projects
Concerned over delay in approval of construction and building projects, the Union Environment Ministry has directed state-level green panels to seek all relevant information at one go to ensure speedy clearances.
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10 Lions, About 90 Spotted Deer Killed in Flash Floods in Gujarat
The recent flash floods, which wreaked havoc in some parts of Gujarat, led to the death of 10 lions, more than 1,600 blue bulls, and nearly 90 spotted deer among other wild animals.
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Tamil Nadu Assures Steps for Conducting 'Jallikattu'
With demands galore in the state for holding the bull-taming sport of 'Jallikattu' coinciding with 'Pongal' harvest festival, Tamil Nadu government today assured steps for conducting the popular event, including asking Centre to remove bulls from a specific list of animals to facilitate the same.
