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India TodayWorld’s wildlife down 73% since 1970, but India’s big cats defy the slide
Global wildlife populations fell by 73 percent between 1970 and 2026. During this same period, large cat numbers in India experienced an increase despite the worldwide trend.
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DD NewsIndia emerges as a global leader in tiger conservation with science-based policies and community participation
On October 10, 2026, reports indicated that India has become a global leader in protecting tiger populations. This progress was achieved through science-backed strategies and the involvement of local communities.
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Newstrack EnglishOrangutan Rescued From Maharashtra Flat Set to Return to Indonesia
An orangutan previously rescued from a residence in Maharashtra is scheduled to travel back to Indonesia. Authorities arranged the repatriation following the animal’s recovery. The primate will soon be transported to its native habitat.
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The Times of IndiaAround 100 blackbucks rescued & translocated in Shajapur
On October 10, 2026, approximately one hundred blackbucks were rescued and moved to a new location in Shajapur. Forest officials carried out the operation to relocate the animals.
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The Times of India
Rabies casts a shadow on Gir’s pride
On October 9, 2026, concerns emerged regarding the spread of rabies among the lion population. This viral disease is currently impacting the wildlife within the Gir region.
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PR NewswireWildlife SOS announces National Sloth Bear Symposium to strengthen conservation efforts in India
Wildlife SOS announced a national symposium dedicated to sloth bears. The event aims to enhance protection initiatives for the species across India.
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The Cool DownIn India, vets pull black plastic bag from cobra after spotting bulge in its stomach
On October 9, 2026, veterinarians in India removed a black plastic bag from a cobra’s stomach. Medical staff noticed an unusual swelling in the reptile’s midsection before performing the procedure.
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Travel and Leisure AsiaIndia’s First High-Altitude Wildlife Safari Rolls Out In Ladakh
On October 9, 2026, India launched its first high-altitude wildlife safari in the Ladakh region. The new tourism and conservation initiative allows visitors to observe native fauna in a mountainous setting.
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Utkarsh ClassesLadakh Get India’s First High-Altitude Snow Leopard Wildlife Safari
On October 9, 2026, Ladakh launched India’s first high-altitude snow leopard wildlife safari. This new project establishes a specialized wildlife tourism experience in the region.
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Down To EarthThe captive elephant bazaar
An article published on October 9, 2026, discusses the commercial trade and captivity of elephants. The text mentions a marketplace involving captive elephants. No further details are provided in the available source.
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The HinduInterview | ‘Tiger man’ K. Ullas Karanth on protecting India’s wildlife habitats
On October 9, 2026, conservationist K. Ullas Karanth discussed strategies for safeguarding natural environments for wildlife in India. During the interview, the specialist known as the tiger man shared insights on preserving vulnerable ecosystems.
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Hindustan TimesSupreme Court raps Kerala govt for not detailing steps to protect state’s tallest captive elephant | India News
On October 9, 2026, India’s Supreme Court criticized the Kerala administration for failing to provide specific safety measures for the region’s tallest captive elephant. The court’s reprimand addressed the state government’s lack of detailed documentation regarding the animal’s protection.
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PETA IndiaAs Nearly 50 Temples Welcome Mechanical Elephants, Supreme Court Decision on Ailing Elephant Madhuri a Lost Opportunity for Animal Welfare
Approximately 50 temples have begun using mechanical elephants. In October 2026, the Supreme Court also issued a ruling concerning an ailing elephant named Madhuri.
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