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Peddapalli: In the wake of a reported sighting of tiger in adjacent Jayashankar-Bhupalapalli district, district forest officials on Monday alerted the people staying in villages located on the bank of Manair river in Manthani, Mutharam and Ramagiri mandals. It is learnt that an RTC driver from Bhupalapalli depot found the tiger crossing Bambulagadda Thigalavagu bridge […]

Kothagudem: An incident of forest officials thrashing Adivasi women of Bendalapadu and Yerrabodu habitations in Chandrugonda mandal in the district came to light late. In a complaint lodged with Chandrugonda police station on Saturday Adivasis complained that the local forest range officer and beat officers have beaten them up with belts and lathis for cultivating […]

Going by the several sighting of the big cat in the past one week in Mulugu, it appears the tiger has made the area its home

The Chief Justice pointed out that contempt case cannot be entertained for a laggard client.

Four shopkeepers were arrested in connection with the sale of turtles and produced them before a court on July 15, Warangal DFO Arpana Syal

Amrabad Tiger Reserve will soon launch 'Tiger and leopard' stay packages comprising trekking, safari rides and jungle camp for visitors

On Tuesday early morning, the leopard entered into animal pen belongs to a farmer Margam Surender at Mongaram village outskirts and killed his calf

The authorities made their first attempt to catch the male tiger, following complaints from the public over their safety in the month of January last.

Panic gripped the villages around Kongala waterfall, as some villagers noticed the leopard perched atop a leafless tree.

They tied officials to the JCB with a rope and roughed them up for half an hour.

The district authorities said based on symptoms and prima facie evidence, it appeared that the crows died due to "extreme cold and pollution" in the area.

Tarachand, a shepherd found goat's carcass in the forest and also pug-marks around it

Forest officials led by Chief Conservator of Forests, Warangal circle, MJ Akbar extensively toured project-I, II and studied methods followed to supply fertiliser and water through the drip system

They said they will shift the baby spotted deer to the Kakatiya Zoo in Warangal.

The forest officials reached the spot and are making efforts to shift the animal to the Nehru Zoological Park where it will be kept for some time before a decision is taken on releasing it in the wild.