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Free Press JournalMPs Kuno Refuses To Disclose Cheetah Autopsy Reports Citing Foreign Relations, Wildlife Activist Questions
Authorities at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh declined to release post-mortem reports for deceased cheetahs. Officials cited potential impacts on foreign relations as the reason for withholding the documents. Wildlife activist Ajay Dubey publicly questioned this decision after the…
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Mid-DayTiger translocation, sanctuary expansion plans mark Wildlife Week culmination in Kota
Kota concluded Wildlife Week celebrations with announcements regarding the relocation of tigers. Authorities also revealed plans to enlarge the local animal sanctuary.
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The Times of IndiaRanthambore tiger Jai monitored after fresh facial injuries
Wildlife authorities in Ranthambore began monitoring a tiger named Jai following the discovery of new wounds on his face. Officials are keeping a close watch on the big cat to assess his condition.
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LatestLYIndia News | Six Arrested, Three Leopard Skins Seized in Odisha’s Gajapati
Law enforcement in the Gajapati district of Odisha arrested six individuals. Authorities also confiscated three leopard pelts during the operation.
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Lokmat TimesOdisha: NWCSO celebrates 72nd Wildlife Week at Nandankanan
The Network for Wildlife Conservation and Social Welfare observed the seventy-second Wildlife Week at the Nandankanan Zoological Park in Odisha. The event took place in October 2026 to promote animal conservation.
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Asianet NewsableBarda Wildlife Sanctuary emerges as a crucial second home for lions
Asiatic lions have returned to the Barda Wildlife Sanctuary after a 144-year absence. This location developed into an essential alternative habitat, functioning as a vital secondary home supporting the regional lion population. Researchers are now focused on understanding their adaptation…
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NST OnlineLearn from India before Malayan tiger falls silent
A publication urged Malaysia to study India’s conservation methods to prevent the extinction of the Malayan tiger. The report highlights the urgent need for effective wildlife protection measures before the species disappears completely.
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The Times of India
Forest staff trained in wildlife forensics
Forest personnel participated in an educational program. The sessions focused on the application of forensic science to wildlife matters.
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The New Indian ExpressBlack panther trapped by forest dept in Keralam’s Pathanamthitta, shifted to Puthur zoo
The forest department in Pathanamthitta, Kerala, captured a black panther. The animal was subsequently moved to the Puthur zoo.
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Deccan HeraldKarnataka planters seek Rs 50 lakh compensation for human-wildlife conflict deaths
Agricultural planters in Karnataka demanded fifty lakh rupees in compensation for fatalities caused by human-wildlife encounters. The request was submitted following incidents of deadly interactions between people and animals in the region.
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The Times of India
Karnataka wildlife board rejects 4 quarry proposals near Kappatagudda
In October 2026, the Karnataka wildlife board reviewed pending applications for industrial mining operations. Officials officially denied four quarrying proposals located near the Kappatagudda region.
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The Times of India
Forest officials in Odisha arrest 3 for leopard poaching, trade
On October 11, 2026, forest personnel in Odisha apprehended three individuals. The suspects were taken into custody for hunting and commercial trafficking of leopards.
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Careers360Assam launches ‘Nameri Wild Classroom’ to connect students with nature at tiger reserve
In October 2026, the Assam government introduced an educational initiative called the Nameri Wild Classroom at a local tiger reserve. The program is designed to bring students closer to the natural environment within the protected forest area.
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