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WILDLIFE IN SOUTH ASSAM
Energy shock ripples from kitchens to forests as Africa and South Asia grapple with rising fuel costsGlobal fuel price hikes are pushing families in Kenya and India back to burning charcoal and wood. This reversal threatens years of progres...- Assam signs MoU with Airports Authority of India for pre-feasibility study of five Greenfield airportsThe MoU was signed by Commissioner and Secretary, Transport, Akashdeep, and Chairman, AAI, Vipin Kumar.The proposed greenfield airports are...
- Poba will soon be notified as a wildlife sanctuary: Assam Minister Chandra Mohan PatowaryThe Poba Reserve Forest in Assam will soon be designated as a wildlife sanctuary, as announced by Environment and Forest Minister Chandra M...
- Inside the illicit trade of exotic animals from Myanmar to IndiaThe civil war in Myanmar and resultant anarchy in border areas have given a new life to the smuggling of wildlife—from marmoset monkeys to ...
- G20 programs to be organised across four states in Northeast: Assam Governor Jagdish MukhiThese programmes would showcase the potential of the Northeast region for global and local investors. The event will also highlight opportu...
- Elevated four-lane NH via Kaziranga set to get okayNational Highway 715, which passes through the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger reserve area in Assam, is likely to be decommissioned soon.
- New home in New Year: South African drug to tranquillise Dudhwa rhinosThe New Year promises to be a happy one for the rhinoceros at Dudhwa.Some of them might get to shift to a new home, thanks to South Africa.
- From Gir Forest to Kaziranga National park, forest trails in IndiaGir Forests in Gujarat, known as home of the Asiatic lions. There are many resorts that dot the region & offer Gir guided tours daily.
- 74 tiger deaths since January drive home poaching, other threatsPolice and wildlife authorities seized skins, bones, claws, skeletons, canines and paws of another 16 tigers during this period, taking the...
- Centre promises tough action to check rhino killingTerming the recently killing of rhinos in Kaziranga national park as a "serious" issue, the Centre on Friday said that it will take stringe...
- 19 swamp deer translocated from Kaziranga to ManasThe capture process was initiated on December 9 last in the presence of Dr Markus Hofmyr of SANParks, South Africa and other experts.
- 19 swamp deer translocated from Kaziranga to ManasNineteen swamp deer have been translocated for the first time in the country from Kaziranga National Park to Manas National Park in Assam.
- India's diversity never bores a travellerIndia's East, West, North and South regions provide completely different experiences, making sure that the traveller is never bored.
- In 2013, country lost 48 tigers to poachersThe date says Madhya Pradesh lost 12 tigers while Maharashtra accounted for nine deaths followed by Assam and Uttarakhand with eight deaths...
- Endangered Greater Adjutant Stork finds secure home to breedGreater Adjutant Stork, the world's most endangered of the stork species, has found a secure home to breed in two nondescript villages of A...
- Jumbo's head chopped off for tusks in north BengalIn yet another elephant poaching case in north Bengal this year, carcass of a full-grown jumbo, with its head missing, was found on the out...
- No blueprint for conservation of wildlife in south AssamEnvironmental organizations have alleged that state forest department has no blueprint for the conservation of the rich wildlife diversity ...
- Habitat loss threatens Bengal bearsThe National Bear Action Plan, released by the Centre in New Delhi on Tuesday, has sounded an alarm on shrinking bear habitat in Bengal.
- Enjoy a family holiday at Ranthambore, Darjeeling, Assam & MysoreCool your heels with your family in Ranthambore in the North-West ; Darjeeling in the East; Assam in the North-East and Mysore in the South
- Tiger skulls, drugs bound for China seized in ManipurA large consignment of animal parts was seized by the Assam Rifles in Manipur's Chandel district on Monday.
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