Good news continues to trickle out from Sariska Tiger Reserve in Alwar.

Re-populating of the Sariska tiger reserve continued for the second day on Wednesday with the relocation of yet another tigress from Rantha...

The ambitious but controversial tiger relocation programme at Sariska Tiger Reserve is set to enter the next phase with the introduction of...

The instances of government's lackadaisical approach are many."There is zero initiative on the government's part and no political will to l...

Jairam’s visit to Sariska came three days after carcass of a tiger tagged ST-I was recovered with some of its vital organs missing.

The death of a translocated tiger in Sariska has come as a rude shock for conservationists readying to meet at the maiden global tiger summ...

Having completed the first phase of relocation of tigers to Sariska, it is testing time for forest officials. For the past three days, they...

India will showcase its success story in re-introducing tigers in Rajasthan's Sariska reserve to the SAARC nations when their foreign minis...

Three months after a Royal Bengal tiger pair was successfully introduced in Sariska reserve, moves are afoot to bring one more tigress to t...

Security has been further enhanced at Sariska and Ranthambore Tiger reserves keeping in mind that monsoon season is known for poaching.

The first male tiger introduced in the reserve forest last week in Sariska now has company in a tigress aged three-and-a-half years.

In a bid to revive the big cat population in the Sariska reserve, one more tiger will soon be airlifted from Ranthambore to the reserve.

A three-year old tiger from Ranthambore was relocated in Sariska, as part of an experiment to revive the big cat's population in Sariska, w...

In a first endeavour of its kind in India, two tigers from the Ranthambore National Park will be relocated to a new habitat, Sariska, in a ...

In another step towards relocation of tigers from Ranthambore National Park to the Sariska Tiger Reserve, a tigress was tranquillised and a...

The Sariska Tiger Reserve is ready to receive a tiger couple from Ranathambore National Park.

Two female and one male tiger have been identified in the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve to be moved to Sariska.