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MP: Tiger Found Dead in MP Reserve, Paw Missing

MP: Tiger Found Dead in MP Reserve, Paw Missing

State Records 36 Deaths of Big Cats This Year

22 Aug 2025 11:09 PM IST

The opening without the repairing of infrastructure ravaged by floods has irked the conservationists who referred to frequent warning of the NTCA to the national park authorities.(Representational image)

NCTA seeks clarification for opening park early

The national park, which was ravaged by devastating floods this year, was declared open for visitors on October 2.

14 Oct 2017 12:54 AM IST

According to the state forest department, a man-eating tiger was captured last December in Madhya Pradesh after it travelled 510 kilometers from Chandrapur power plant. It killed two farmers on its way.

New technique uses tiger faeces for census in N-E

The official said tiger faeces is being used for genetic sampling and estimating the big cats population for the 2018...

25 Feb 2019 6:30 AM IST

Avni the tigress

Activists oppose state's clean chit to Avni's shooter

Dr Banait has also filed a petition in the Bombay high court claiming irregularities in the shooting of Avni.

9 Feb 2019 3:19 AM IST

Most tiger deaths in MP

Maharashtra recorded 20 tiger deaths in 2018 alone

The information was revealed in the data provided by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA).

13 May 2019 3:32 AM IST

Tigers at the Sariska Tiger Reserve.

Melghat Tiger Reserve higher in economical value

The economic value of habitat for species from 1,91,995.39 hectares of the reserve is estimated to be Rs 4,941.9 lakhs.

21 Aug 2019 2:54 AM IST

As per 2016 tiger census, the number of big cats in the western circle, which consists of five forest divisions, was 119, whereas the number of elephants in the circle as per the census carried out in 2015 stood at 197.

Don't post tiger photos online, govt body urges

To protect the tiger population of about 2,300, the country spends close to Rs 150 crore every year.

18 Jun 2017 1:31 AM IST