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    India's Cheetah Reintroduction Program Sees First Wild Birth

    Bhopal, April 11 – In a significant achievement for India’s cheetah reintroduction program, a 25-month-old female cheetah, Gamini, born in India, has given birth to four healthy cubs in the wild at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh.Union Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change...
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    Town Hall Redevelopment Approved in Delhi's Chandni Chowk

    New Delhi, April 10 The Municipal Corporation of Delhi's Standing Committee has approved a proposal for the conservation and redevelopment of the 160-year-old Town Hall building in Chandni Chowk, an official said.The Town Hall, owned by the MCD, was constructed between 1861 and 1866 as the...
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    Jaipur's Albert Hall Museum to Undergo Modernization

    Jaipur, April 10 The iconic Albert Hall Museum in Jaipur will be developed into an international-standard facility with beautification and modernization works at a cost of ₹25 crore, an official said on Friday.Museum superintendent Mahendra Kumar Nimhal said that conservation and restoration...
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    Kerala Tourism Wins Award for Ethical Elephant Safari

    Thiruvananthapuram, April 9 The Kerala Department of Tourism will receive a Golden Elephant Protection Award from PETA India for launching a state-of-the-art mechanical elephant safari, which eliminates the use of live animals for tourist rides, officials said on Thursday.The lifelike...
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    Vulture Carcasses Found in Dudhwa Buffer Zone – Cause of Death Under Investigation

    Lakhimpur Kheri (UP), April 9 Authorities of the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve have placed their hopes on the Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI), Bareilly, to determine the exact cause of death of 25 vultures, whose carcasses were recovered from a field under the Bhira range of the Dudhwa buffer...
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    ESZ Around Kali Tiger Reserve Open for Stakeholder Feedback

    New Delhi, April 8 The Union Ministry of Environment has issued a draft notification declaring 663.32 square kilometers around the Kali Tiger Reserve in Karnataka as an Eco-Sensitive Zone.Eco-Sensitive Zones (ESZs) are areas notified by the government around protected areas, national parks...
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    Expanding National Network for Biological Resource Management

    New Delhi, April 7 The Centre designated two institutions as repositories for different categories of biological resources on Tuesday, allowing them to support the safe custody of biological materials, including voucher specimens, and strengthen the documentation of newly discovered species, as...
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    India's Green Pathway: Expanding Protected Areas and Renewable Energy

    New Delhi, April 7 – India has emerged as a credible voice globally for climate justice, equity, and sustainable development, demonstrating that conservation and climate action are mutually reinforcing pillars of growth, and that prosperity for people and the protection of the planet can proceed...
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    Minaret Restoration Planned for Bibi Ka Maqbara

    Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, April 7 Two minarets of the iconic Bibi ka Maqbara monument in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar will undergo restoration after the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) approved the conservation work, an official has said.The Maqbara, also known as the Taj of the Deccan, was...
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    Rs 1 Crore for Social Reformer Statues in Uttar Pradesh

    Lucknow, April 7 The Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday approved a statue development scheme, under which Rs 1 crore will be allocated to each of the state's 403 assembly constituencies for the beautification and development of statues of social reformers.The approval for the "Dr B R Ambedkar...
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    Jammu & Kashmir Lakes Under Threat: Audit Highlights Degradation

    Srinagar, April 6 – A recent report by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) on Jammu and Kashmir has revealed a disturbing fact: 518 lakes have either disappeared completely or have become so degraded that they cannot be saved.The CAG report has highlighted an environmental crisis in...
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    Surfing Championship to be Held in Andaman Islands

    Sri Vijaya Puram, Apr 6 A national-level surfing (wave riding or surfboard) championship will be held at Butler Bay in Little Andaman from April 9 to 12, officials said.Butler Bay is located nearly 130 km south of Sri Vijaya Puram. This will be the first time that the Andaman and Nicobar...
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    Conservation Success: Captive Breeding Yields 76 Great Indian Bustards

    Jaipur, April 4 Three new chicks of the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard have been successfully hatched at breeding centers in Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan, using artificial insemination technology, bringing the total number of birds in captivity to 76, officials said.Two chicks...
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    Biodiversity Spotlight: Rove Beetles Found in Arunachal Pradesh

    Itanagar, April 4 Researchers have identified three previously unknown species of rove beetles in Arunachal Pradesh, highlighting the state's vast yet largely unexplored insect diversity.The study, recently published in the journal 'Soil Organisms', documented three new species belonging to...
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    Muttikkomban Captured: Elephant Returns to Forest

    Wayanad (Kerala), April 3 A wild elephant, affectionately known as "Muttikkomban," was captured on Friday morning after it posed a threat to people and crops in the Vadakkanad area, forest officials said.The operation was carried out on the orders of the chief wildlife warden following...
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    DDA & INTACH Survey Delhi Ridge for Historic Structures

    New Delhi, April 2 The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has partnered with INTACH to conduct a comprehensive survey of historic structures across the Delhi Ridge.Spanning 8,000 acres, the Delhi Ridge is divided into four zones – the Northern Ridge, the Southern Ridge, the Central Ridge, and...
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    Lost Deer Investigation at Nahargarh Park

    Jaipur, April 2 A barking deer has gone missing from the Nahargarh Biological Park near Jaipur for the past two days, and forest officials have yet to locate the animal.According to officials, the deer was found missing from its enclosure two days ago, causing concern among the staff of the...
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    Boosting Delhi’s Biodiversity: New Wildlife Inspector Roles

    New Delhi, April 2 The Delhi government has approved the creation of nine posts of wildlife inspector through direct recruitment in the Department of Forests and Wildlife, officials said on Thursday.Deploying dedicated inspectors would help in protecting Delhi’s biodiversity, and will...
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    Assam Forest Guards to Remain on Duty Amidst Elections, NGT Orders

    New Delhi, April 2 The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Thursday stayed an order of the Assam government seeking the deployment of around 1,600 Assam Forest Protection Force personnel for the April 9 Assembly polls in the northeastern state.The NGT's eastern zonal bench in Kolkata, comprising...
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    Gharials at Risk: Court Criticizes Rajasthan’s Handling of Chambal Sanctuary

    New Delhi, April 2 – The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed a notification by the Rajasthan government that de-notified 732 hectares of the National Chambal Sanctuary, saying it would not allow the de-notification of any reserve land for protected species.The court criticized the "mining mafia"...
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