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It is learnt that a male tiger was caged and tranquilized in the forests of the Athmaramguda.
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Athram Parvathi (12) breathed her last at her home soon after returning from a hospital in Utnoor mandal centre. She was studying at a government school, run by the tribal welfare department, at Rashimetta village in Jainoor mandal.
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Nikhat Tarannum, the welfare officer, was suspended for neglecting her duty in providing necessary treatment to Thorram Venkata Laxmi, a second-year diploma student in education.
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In the clip, a man was seen recording with his mobile phone the scene of the tiger crossing the tracks. Locals said tigers often cross the tracks, which pass through a habitat of the tigers
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Principal and Sessions judge MV Ramesh, pronounced the verdict, awarding the term against Mavale Govind and Dondram, both from Vanjariguda village in Lingapur mandal after finding them guilty in peddling ganja.
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Locals reported that a tiger has been roaming between the forest and nearby farms, disrupting agricultural activities. They urged forest officials to take measures to prevent human casualties and closely monitor the tiger's movements. The villagers expressed their frustration, stating that they have been forced to delay farming activities due to the tiger's presence.
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Arli (T) village of Bheempur mandal recorded minimum temperature of 6.9 degrees Celsius
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A tiger conservation reserve is a stretch of forest cover connecting two or more tiger habitats, allowing movement of tigers, prey and other wildlife
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Arli (T) village in Bheempur mandal of Adilabad district registered the minimum temperature of 11 degrees Celsius
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Former minister Jogu Ramanna performed the ritual at a programme held on the premises of office of the BRS party in Adilabad town.
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A lineman belonging to India Railways reportedly saw the tiger and recorded it on his mobile phone. He shared the video clip with staffers of the Railways who in turn informed officials of the Forest department about the presence of the tiger
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Forest officials from Maharashtra said a compensation of Rs.25 lakh was being given to kin of victims of man-animal conflict.
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Task Force Inspector Ranaprathap said that Shinde Shyam Rao was apprehended while peddling the contraband substance to potential buyers from Wankidi, Asifabad and Karimnagar.
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Telangana forest officials promised additional support when kin and members of their communities staged a protest, carrying bodies of victims
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People are mistakenly assuming leopards as tigers due to lack of familiarity with wildlife even as the risk factor is almost similar when they attack humans and cattle or are sighted.
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Sirpur (T) Sub-Inspector Kamalakar said that a case was registered against Kirmire Thuran from Hudkili village for diverting the grains.
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Residents run out of homes fearing houses would collapse; utensils fall off racks and walls crack due to impact of tremors
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Forest officials said that a team was scanning the fields to gather pugmarks of the tiger. They believed that a tiger from Maharashtra might have strayed into the forests of Wankidi in search of territory and a partner for mating
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Officials said the tiger was moving in the plains and attacking humans only when it encountered them on its way in agriculture fields or if it was irritated by villagers who took photographs and videos.
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While the cotton crop ready for harvesting, venturing out into fields to harvest cotton balls has become a risky affair, with more than one tiger on the prowl
