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The Forest Department has set up camera traps at Defence Laboratories School, RCI Hyderabad, after leopard sightings were reported. The school alerted parents to be cautious. If leopard movement is confirmed, officials plan to install cages to trap the animal.

Forest officials in Sangareddy’s Kalher mandal installed eight camera traps to track leopards after repeated sightings, with monitoring intensified and public urged to stay alert until animals return to forest

The leopard was first spotted on Sunday near the airport, prompting a Forest Department team to install camera traps in the area. While setting up the equipment on Monday around 8 p.m., the leopard reappeared within the airport’s demarcated zone.

Forest officials shift it to Nehru Zoological Park; the animal to be released back into the wild after medical examination

The leopard, which was seen moving in the campus and in the vicinity for the last few weeks, was trapped in one of the cages set up by the forest department to catch it

Reports said the buffalo owned by a farmer Kuruva Venkatesh was tied to a pole and its caracass was found on Wednesday morning, sending panic waves among villagers

The leopard was sighted on the walkway near Galigupuram with its movements captured on CCTV footage in a shop around 1 am. The shopkeeper alerted the officials of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam

Ramayampet Forest Range Officer K Vidyasagar, who interacted with villagers, said the dumping of municipal waste which include chicken waste was also attracting the leopard to the forest fringes.

Following a complaint from the owner of the calf, a farmer, forest officials reached the spot and examined the pug marks

The movement of the leopard was recorded on a CCTV camera installed by a farmer on his farm on the outskirts of the village. The sighting of the leopard has sparked panic among locals

Officials have put up banners on the road leading to Ananthagiri

Venkatesh Goud, a businessman, who was out on a morning walk on the campus, claimed to have spotted a leopard in the early hours of Sunday; officials form team to monitor campus and its surroundings

Central government issues advisory directing zoos to take precautionary measures

Motorists said a leopard crossed the national highway at a temple near Dilawarpur mandal headquarters. They recorded a video of the wild animal using their mobile phones

Forest Beat Officer Syed Sattar visited the spot and examined the pug marks.

The cub separated from its mother when she came to drink water from a lake near the university

The incident occurred around 7 p.m. on Monday when shepherds took the goats for grazing. Spotting the goats, the leopard surfaced suddenly and tried to attack a goat. As it managed to escape, the leopard attacked two kids and was trying to drag them into the forests.

Following the incident, villagers demanded the authorities to take all necessary steps to protect them from wild animals

Startled to see the leopard just a few meters away, the teacher halted his bike. The leopard remained calm and crossed the road without showing any aggression. Taking precautions, the teacher backed up a few meters and joined other commuters heading in the same direction. He later informed the villagers about the encounter once he reached the school.

She managed to survive by raising an alarm. Locals came to her rescue and informed the forest officials about the incident