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    Addressing Public Concerns: Gandhi Attacks Kerala Government's Response

    Kozhikode, April 6 – Congress-led UDF star campaigner Priyanka Gandhi Vadra lamented on Monday that she is not being allowed to function effectively as a Member of Parliament, as every attempt she made to coordinate with the Pinarayi Vijayan government to resolve the issues faced by the people...
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    Odisha Wild Animal Attacks: Three Years of Fatalities and Injuries

    Bhubaneswar, March 31 A total of 523 people have lost their lives and 1,391 were injured in attacks by wild animals, including elephants, in Odisha over the past three years, Forest Environment & Climate Change Minister Ganesh Ram Singkhuntia told the Assembly on Tuesday.Responding to a...
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    Polls Approaching: LDF Faces Internal Issues and Opposition Scrutiny

    Thiruvananthapuram, March 15 Aiming for a record third consecutive electoral victory, the ruling LDF in Kerala will be relying on the strong leadership of Marxist veteran, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, recently announced welfare measures, and its robust base among young people for a third...
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    Compensation Dispute in K'taka Assembly - Snakebite Cases

    Bengaluru, March 12 – A discussion on compensation for deaths caused by wildlife took place in the Karnataka Assembly during the Question and Answer session on Thursday, with Congress MLA Puttarangasetty urging the government to provide financial relief to all victims of snakebites, regardless...
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    Government Response to Man-Animal Conflict in Maharashtra Includes Sterilization and Technology

    Mumbai, February 27 A total of 420 people were killed in attacks by wild animals in Maharashtra over the past five years, with 248 – more than half of these deaths – being caused solely by tigers, and another 104 by leopards, state Forest Minister Ganesh Naik said on Friday.In a written reply...
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    Government Addresses Rising Man-Animal Conflict in Maharashtra

    Mumbai, February 27 A total of 420 people have died in attacks by wild animals in Maharashtra over the past five years, and 104 of these deaths were caused by tigers and leopards, state Forest Minister Ganesh Naik said on Friday.In a written reply in the legislative council, he said that the...
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