Bureaucrats Show Flexibility with Difficult Yoga Steps
On September 27, 2014, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi called upon all the countries of the world to celebrate Yoga Day from the United Nations...
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In A Bid To Populate Rajaji Tiger Reserve A Tigress Relocated From Jim Corbett Park
After a gap of two and half year, another tigress has been shifted to Western part of Rajaji National Park from Jim Corbett. This is...
Adventures of A Tiger Across 3 States, Spotted In Haryana After 110 Years
Could be because of overcrowding or just for the heck of sheer adventure, a tiger has entered Haryana after 110 years. The animal was last...
Witness This Leopard Doing Surya Namaskar in its Habitat!
Surya Namaskar or sun salutation is a powerful yoga pose covered in 12 steps. This simple yoga pose carries a lot of benefits and is...
Vultures Being Cultured
Vultures are an essential part of food chain and ecosystem. They feed on the flesh of dead animals, hence acting as scavengers. But, excessive use...
A Historic Step In Tiger Conservation
Beautiful Rajaji National Park would have been proud with a robust population of 38 tigers. That’s why it was rechristened Rajaji Tiger Reserve sometime ago....
Increasing Vultures’ Population In Rajaji
India is home to nine species of vultures. However, in the past few years their population has declined up to 90% for few species. Due...
Tiger Chasing Its Prey Leave Social Media in Awe, Forest Officer Shared Video
2008 batch Indian Forest Officer of Uttrakhand cadre, Mr. Saket Badola shared a video of tiger from Corbett Park on Twitter. In this video, a...
The Fearless Baagh Spreading Awareness on Conservation in Doon Valley
After India successfully completed its target of doubling the tiger population in the country ahead of the stipulated time, the country has received much recognition...
Protecting Tigers is An Everyday Fight
The world is celebrating International Tiger Day today with the theme, ‘India launches Project Tiger to revive the tiger population’. Once home to 40,000 tigers,...
