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A tiger killed three persons in separate attacks in Maharashtra’s Chandrapur district on Thursday, sparking panic in Telangana’s border villages. Authorities suspect the same tiger in all three killings and are taking measures to prevent its entry into Telangana

A fake video of a tiger in Kawal Tiger Reserve went viral on Friday, sparking panic in Mancherial. Forest officials clarified the clip was from another state and urged the public not to trust unverified social media content.

A three-year-old tiger from Vidarbha has travelled 450 km to settle in Maharashtra’s Yedshi Ramling Ghat Wildlife Sanctuary, marking the first big cat presence there in decades. Forest officials say the tiger, named ‘Ramling’, signals a healthy ecosystem.

A tiger straying from Maharashtra has been roaming near villages in Venkatapur mandal, Mulugu, for two weeks, forcing locals to suspend farm work. Forest officials have set camera traps and cages to monitor and capture the big cat.

Two 15-day-old tiger cubs died of starvation in Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary, Chamarajanagar, after being separated from their mother, days after five tiger deaths in nearby Malai Mahadeshwara sanctuary.

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.

Following the death of a 20-year-old youth in Seoni, Madhya Pradesh, the Forest Department safely captured the tiger responsible for multiple human attacks. The animal had been posing a significant threat, prompting intervention with state-level clearance.

A dozen persons were reportedly detained by forest officials on Saturday, over their suspected role in the electrocution of a tiger at Yellur village in Penchikalpet mandal, on Friday

A 45-year-old man mysteriously vanished, sparking fears about tiger attack in the village, which was previously reported. Villagers found relief after the man was found without any signs of tiger attack

The missing cub belonged to tigress P-141, who recently gave birth to her fourth litter of four cubs. These cubs, aged seven to eight months, were often seen frolicking with their mother, delighting tourists with their playful antics until about two weeks ago.

The injured big cat, which strayed from nearby forests into a tea estate and triggered panic among locals, suddenly charged at the forest officials, who fired tranquilizer shots at it, forcing the team to open fire for self-defense

Upon receiving information, Forest officials who inspected the spot of the sighting of the tiger said that a female tiger roaming in Bellampalli division might have drifted towards Kasipet in search of territory

Forest officials say a female tiger was wandering in the forests of Kannala village for the second day

The management of Sri Chaitanya School declared holiday due to movement of tiger on outskirts of Bellampalli town

A tiger was spotted crossing a road in the village, and motorists captured a video of the incident on Monday night. The footage quickly went viral on social media platforms, sparking widespread attention. Locals voiced their concerns about the tiger's presence on the roads and urged officials to take measures to guide the big cat back into the depths of the forest to ensure safety and prevent any potential harm to humans.

A compensation of Rs 12,000 was given to Gopathi Lasmaiah within 24 hours after his cow getting killed

According to the officials, around 11 tigers including cubs were residing in the forests of the district. In addition to that, around four migrant tigers were inhabiting the forests in this region

It is learnt that a male tiger was caged and tranquilized in the forests of the Athmaramguda.

Some local farmers who were harvesting the cotton crop spotted pugmarks of a tiger near the tank and alerted residen

Panic spread in many villages of Adilabad, Asifabad, Mulugu and other areas as locals spotted tigers crossing the roads, moving in the fields and even attacking the cattle.