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- 'Possibly most beautiful jungle': Award-winning wildlife photographer and investor Sridhar Sivaram reveals a hidden destination wildlife and nature lovers must visitDudhwa National Park in Uttar Pradesh offers a raw and wild jungle experience away from crowds. Award-winning photographer Sridhar Sivaram ...17 May, 2026, 09.13 AM IST
- Why do tigers rest for 16–20 hours a day? IITian-IFS officer shares fascinating explanation.Tigers need long rest periods for survival. IFS officer Himanshu Tyagi explains this is due to energy conservation. Tigers understand calor...09 May, 2026, 02.36 PM IST
- Planning a family holiday? Tiger safari seems best bet24 Apr, 2023, 08.30 AM IST
- Poaching menace: Shoot-at-sight order at Corbett tiger reserveThe park, which on an average sees over 1,000 visitors daily, will remain open to tourists in all five zones -- Jhirna, Bijrani, Dhikala, D...22 Feb, 2017, 11.09 AM IST
- Tiger count up in Sunderbans, latest survey puts total at over 85The number of big cats in the Indian Sunderbans is healthy and rising. A recent camera-trap exercise has spotted at least 9 more tigers ove...07 Nov, 2016, 03.40 AM IST
- Travel buzz: Hop along the 'Tiger Express' at BandhavgarhAll set to be launched is the ‘Tiger Express’ for travellers to explore tiger sightings at Bandhavgarh & Kanha national parks in MP.26 May, 2016, 07.48 AM IST
- After 6 months, wild tiger resurfaces at BNPThe sighting has reassured the forest department that the wild tiger has made the park its home and that people needn't travel all the way ...13 Jan, 2016, 09.48 AM IST
- No sign of tiger in Buxa, says studyWII scientists, who have conducted the all-India exercise spanned over four years, said they didn't find any tiger sign in the North Bengal...27 Apr, 2015, 11.00 AM IST
- Sariska encore? Scientists find 'no sign of tigers' in BuxaSounding an alarm, Wildlife Institute of India (WII) scientists, who have conducted the all-India exercise spanned over four years, said th...27 Apr, 2015, 09.39 AM IST
- In rare first, striped hyenas sighted in Dudhwa tiger reserveThe intensive camera trappings at the Dudhwa tiger reserve have sprung up another surprise.18 Jul, 2014, 03.29 AM IST
- Fresh tiger enumeration at SundarbansFresh tiger estimation would be carried out in South 24 Parganas Forest division of Sundarban Biosphere Reserve with the first study provid...15 Jan, 2014, 03.22 PM IST
- WTI survey for tiger corridor in Chhattisgarh from JanuaryWith forests of Bhoramdeo and Achanakmar becoming safe spots for pregnant tigresses of neighbouring Kanha Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh, ...23 Dec, 2013, 09.28 PM IST
- With 26 direct sightings, recent tiger census brings cheer to wildlife activistsWith 26 tigers having been directly sighted in the Nilgiri hills, including the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve (MTR), the All India Tiger Census 2...23 Dec, 2013, 12.28 PM IST
- India set to count its tigers beginning MondayThe third synchronized all India tiger census that is held once in every four years will begin on Monday.16 Dec, 2013, 07.58 AM IST
- Tiger sighted 1000 days after its release in the wildAn adult male tiger, which was captured after it had killed two persons in Assam's Sibsagar district and later released in Manas National P...02 May, 2013, 02.13 PM IST
- Evidence of presence of tiger found in Choral forestInitial survey and evidence collected by the forest department have indicated presence of a tiger in Choral forest, spread over 10 sq km ar...06 Feb, 2012, 07.18 PM IST
- 'Tiger census figures misleading'A disclaimer issued by forest conservator squarely faults the headcount by the Wildlife Institute of India (WII) survey.23 Feb, 2008, 01.41 AM IST
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