Hanuman Project Launched in Andhra to Tackle Wildlife Conflict
Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan inaugurates statewide Hanuman Project with rapid response vehicles, wildlife ambulances, and increased compensation for victims of animal attacks.
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Pilibhit Tiger Reserve Implements Night Traffic Ban Per SC Order
Authorities at Pilibhit Tiger Reserve have imposed a dusk-to-dawn ban on vehicle movement on three key roads through core forest areas, as mandated by the Supreme Court. Emergency vehicles are exempt, with initial relaxations for local residents.
Ubuntu Philosophy: African Humanism's Global Journey
This article delves into the Ubuntu philosophy, exploring its roots in African humanism, its principles of interconnectedness, and its growing relevance in global contexts like technology and ethics.
Wildlife Damage: Medininagar Seeks ₹38.59 Lakh Compensation
Medininagar forest division demands ₹38.59 lakh compensation for crop and house damage by wildlife in 2025-26. DFO Satyam Kumar discusses nilgai and monkey threats, rotational grazing solutions.
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UP's First Leopard Safari Park Planned in Pilibhit Forest
Pilibhit forest division proposes a 2,000-hectare leopard safari park with wildlife hospital, year-round safaris, and 40-km tourism circuit to rehabilitate stray leopards.
Nine Cheetahs from Botswana Arrive at Kuno National Park
A third batch of nine cheetahs from Botswana has arrived at Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park via an Indian Air Force aircraft as part of India's four-year population revival plan for the species.
Half-Moon Pits Halt Sahara Desertification Crawl
The Sahara Desert is advancing, threatening Sahel farmland, but a humble solution—crescent-shaped 'half-moon' pits—is proving effective. These pits capture water, cool soil, and revive vegetation, outperforming failed tree and bee projects.
India's Cheetah Program Expands with Eight New Arrivals
India's ambitious Project Cheetah is set to welcome eight more African cheetahs from Botswana on February 28, bringing the total population to 46. The initiative, which began in 2022, has seen successful births and aims to restore the species to Indian gr
African Cheetahs Arrive at Kuno National Park in MP
A batch of eight cheetahs from Botswana, including six females and two males, will land at Gwalior on Saturday evening via an Indian Air Force aircraft, marking a significant step in India's wildlife conservation efforts.
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Bangladesh Bank Appoints Md. Mostaqur Rahman as Governor
Bangladesh Bank has appointed Md. Mostaqur Rahman as its new governor, succeeding Abdur Rouf Talukder. Rahman, a seasoned economist, will lead monetary policy and financial stability efforts.
UP Wildlife Team Hand-Rears Orphaned Chital Fawn
Forest staff in Kishenpur Wildlife Sanctuary are hand-rearing a month-old chital fawn found near the forest campus. Efforts to reunite it with its mother failed, likely due to a tiger attack in this high-density tiger reserve area.
Eight Cheetahs Arrive at Kuno Park from Botswana
India's Kuno National Park welcomes eight cheetahs from Botswana, marking the third African translocation. The total population now reaches 46, advancing Project Cheetah's conservation goals.
Ancient Poisoned Arrow Tips Found in South Africa
Chemical analysis of 60,000-year-old stone artefacts from South Africa reveals toxic plant compounds, providing the earliest direct evidence of poisoned hunting weapons in human history.
This Day That Year: Recalling an Amazing Defeat
A historical look back at a surprising and significant defeat that occurred on this day, exploring its impact and legacy in shaping events.
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Lone Tusker Returns to Rohtas Forest After Palamu Stray
A lone elephant that strayed into Hussainabad subdivision in Palamu district has safely returned to its home forest in Rohtas, Bihar, after a 15-hour stay with no human conflict or damage reported.
8 More Cheetahs from Botswana to Arrive in MP by Feb 28
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announces 8 additional cheetahs from Botswana will arrive by February 28, boosting conservation efforts. This follows recent births at Kuno National Park and aims to reach 50 cheetahs by year-end.
Gujarat Tiger Returns After 33 Years, Sparks Conservation Hopes
A solitary tiger has completed one year in Gujarat, marking the state's first resident big cat since 1989. Forest officials are enhancing conservation efforts to potentially host all three of India's iconic big cats.
SVR Takes Over Wagner's African Influence Ops: Investigation
Russia's foreign intelligence service SVR has taken control of Wagner Group's political and disinformation networks in Africa following Yevgeny Prigozhin's death, according to an international media investigation.
Great Indian Bustard Population Grows in 2025 Census
The Wildlife Institute of India's 2025 census reveals a positive trend for the endangered Great Indian Bustard, with total numbers reaching 198±21 in Jaisalmer region, including significant growth in breeding centers.
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New Giant Spinosaurus Fossils Found in Niger
Paleontologists have unearthed fossils of a new species of massive Spinosaurus dinosaur in Niger, Africa, shedding light on prehistoric ecosystems and predator evolution.
Nashik's Outer Ring Road to be Ready Before 2027 Kumbh Mela
Maharashtra's ambitious 66.15-km outer ring road around Nashik, costing Rs 7,922 crore, is set for completion by March 2027 to ease traffic during the Simhastha Kumbh Mela, with land acquisition underway across 25 villages.
Elephant Dies After Train Hit in Latehar, Herd Blocks Railway
A sub-adult elephant died after being struck by an empty goods train in Latehar district, Jharkhand. The herd blocked the railway line for hours, causing major train delays and diversions as forest officials struggled to reach the injured animal.
Four Booked for Poaching Black Turtles in Karnataka Ritual
Four individuals in Karnataka have been charged under the Wildlife Protection Act for poaching and burning endangered Indian black turtles, allegedly as part of a ritual following their grandmother's death.
Four Booked for Hunting Black Turtles in Mangaluru Ritual
Four individuals in Mangaluru face charges under the Wildlife Protection Act for allegedly hunting Indian black turtles in the Somavathi River to prepare meat for a death ritual.
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Gujarat's Bachelor Tiger to Get Air-Lifted Companion
Gujarat forest officials plan to airlift a female tiger to Ratanmahal landscape by June, following national census inclusion, to provide a mate for the state's lone male tiger.
China to Remove Tariffs on Imports from Most African Countries
China will remove tariffs on imports from almost all African countries starting May 1, expanding its zero-tariff policy to deepen trade and economic ties with the continent.
Consumer Notice Over Mumbai-Pune Expressway Crisis After Tanker Accident
The Akhil Bharatiya Grahak Panchayat has served notices to multiple authorities over the severe inconvenience faced by toll-paying motorists on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway from February 3 to 5, following a propylene tanker accident. The consumer organizati
Black Panther and Leopard Share Water in Bhadra Reserve
A breathtaking wildlife moment from Karnataka's Bhadra Tiger Reserve has captivated nature lovers worldwide. Wildlife photographer Sohan Singh captured a rare scene of a black panther and leopard drinking water side by side, showcasing peaceful coexistenc
Narcisse Snake Dens: 100,000 Snakes' Winter Refuge
In Manitoba's Narcisse Snake Dens, approximately 100,000 red-sided garter snakes survive harsh winters in limestone caverns, emerging each spring for spectacular mating rituals.
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