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As many as 500 vulnerable trees would soon be trimmed in Meghalaya to avoid accidents, Deputy Chief Minister Roytre Christopher Laloo said on Thursday. The government’s decision to trim vulnerable
The second wave of floods in Assam have submerged rhino habitats Kaziranga National Park (KNP) and Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary forcing the animals there to take shelter on highlands. KNP Divisional
Concerned over death of animals in road accidents near the Kaziranga National Park, the National Green Tribunal has directed the Assam government to improve sensor-operated automated traffic barriers installed in
Meteorological department on Friday issued advisory forecast of rapid rise in water levels of rivers in Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya and Sikkim for the next five days. A release of
The recent floods in Assam have claimed the lives of 124 animals, including nine rhinos, in Kaziranga National Park (KNP). Besides, 130 other animals were injured in KNP when the
The mountainous northeast India has so far experienced uneven monsoon rains even as Assam and other northeastern states witnessed flood
At least 59,000 farmers have committed suicide in the last 30 years in India after their crops failed due to
Over 90 animals, including seven rhinoceros, have died due to the flooding in the Kaziranga National Park in Assam, the
Manipur Minister for Forest and Environment Th. Shyamkumar said that total number of Sangai in Keibul Lamjao as per the
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NET Bureau, Pallabi Dutta Baruah Tiger- strongest of all land animals Largest among cat species,tigers have an attractive and distinctive
India and Bangladesh are expected to soon sign an MoU on elephant conservation and management as top forest and environment
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The lone African rhino at the Assam State Zoo in Guwahati has died of old age, officials said on Wednesday.
Swathi, the oldest living tiger in captive environment in the country, died on Sunday at the Assam State Zoo in
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