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2 Nov 2008, 2100 hrs IST

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

Villages protect sanctuary

3 Nov 2008, 0611 hrs IST

Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary, a home to several rare and endangered species of deer, leopards, sloth beers and elephants in Jharkhand, has adopted an innovating mode of forest conservation.

Forest officials rescue birds

3 Nov 2008, 0617 hrs IST

Forest department officials in Puducherry rescued 30 egrets, which were being poached by a three-member gang at Velrampet.

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