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A wandering tiger, believed to be returning to Maharashtra, has triggered panic in Siddipet district after killing cattle in Ghanpur and Arepally villages. Forest officials and rescue teams are tracking the animal using drones.

An elusive tiger attacked and killed cattle in Siddipet’s Ghanapur, Akkenapally, and Baswapuram villages over the weekend. Forest officials are tracking the predator using pugmarks and camera traps to prevent further livestock losses.

Panic spread across Turkapally and nearby villages in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district after a tiger attacked cattle early on Sunday. Forest officials confirmed the presence of the big cat through pug marks and camera traps, and issued an advisory urging residents to remain cautious.

Villagers in Kamareddy’s Ramreddy mandal are in panic after leopard and tiger attacks on cattle. Forest officials have launched inspections and awareness campaigns. Wildlife experts have been roped in to assess the situation, but cage trapping isn’t yet authorised.

A fight between two bulls led to the death of five cattle by electrocution at Suraram village of Julurpad mandal in the district on Saturday

Farmer grazing the cattle escapes with injuries; suffers Rs 70,000 loss

The cattle were safe by swimming ashore about 3 kilometers away from the bridge, bringing relief to the villagers.

The police have set up checkpoints in the city where a team of officials from various departments are checking the documents that are necessary for transportation of the cattle.

According to police, the trio, all natives of Godavarikhani were apprehended while they were shifting the cattle from Maharashtra to Telangana

He told them to have coordination and to prevent the menace. He directed them to set up check posts to check the illegal transportation of cattle.

The five men were arrested near Hathinala area by a police team on Thursday morning, they said, adding that two of their accomplices managed to flee from the spot.

Acting on a tip-off about cattle smugglers transporting buffaloes, he swiftly formed a team and pursued the suspects on Tuesday morning.

The cattle were given for adoption under the Chief Minister's 'Govansh Sahbhagita Yojna' scheme, intended to provide a solution to the problem of stray cattle.

This was the highest price for a bull at the cattle fair held at the Peer Ghaib Saheb Qibla Dargah near Nyalkal

The issue of stray cattle has become the biggest worry for farmers in Uttar Pradesh as the animals often end up in fields grazing on crops that are ready to be harvested, causing huge losses.

Nizamabad: No cattle died in the district due to lumpy skin diseases, the officials of Animal Husbandry department declared. The lumpy skin disease is prevalent in about nine mandals of the districts and so far about 65 cattle got affected by it. According to a press release issued by district veterinary and animal husbandry officer […]

Jodhpur/Jaipur: The outbreak of the contagious lumpy skin disease has become a bane for thousands of cattle herders in western and northern Rajasthan where nearly 1,200 bovines have perished to the disease which is spreading at an unrelenting speed in the region. Animal husbandry department officials said that the infection has spread among nearly 25,000 […]

Hyderabad: Mild tension prevailed at Kishanbagh in old city late on Wednesday night when some persons tried to stop a container truck carrying cattle. According to the police, a truck was travelling from Rajendranagar towards Ramnaspura slaughter house when a few persons tried to stop it at Attapur. When the driver did not stop, the […]

Hyderabad: After a gap of two years due to Covid restrictions on annual cattle fairs, the horse breeders and traders from Telangana are back in business and participating in the annual fairs in different places. At the recently held animal fair in Malegaon in Loha taluka of Nanded district in Maharashtra, several traders attended the […]

The victim, Anjaneyulu, who had taken his cattle to the banks of the river for grazing, fell into the river which was in full flow