Leopard Sightings in Thane Prompt Forest Dept Vigilance
Forest department increases vigilance after leopard sightings in Thane's Srinagar and Yeoor areas. Officials confirm no human harm, urge calm, and deploy camera traps. Stay informed.
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India's First Leopard Birth Control Programme Launched
Pune's Junnar division launches India's first leopard sterilisation project. Five female leopards selected for the pilot, aiming to reduce human-animal conflict. Read the full story.
India is home to 718 elusive snow leopards
India's first comprehensive survey finds 718 snow leopards, with Ladakh hosting over 400. Discover the conservation efforts protecting this endangered species.
Mumbai Smashers' First Win Triggers Three-Team Play-In in IPL
Mumbai Smashers kept their playoff hopes alive with a first win, leading to a three-team play-in with Gurgaon & Bengaluru. Lucknow Leopards stunned leaders Chennai. Get all the details!
Leopard fear reshapes Pune's political campaigns
Fear of leopard attacks forces candidates in Pune's Ambegaon, Manchar & Junnar to end campaigning by dusk, altering election strategies ahead of Dec 2 polls. Discover how big cats are impacting democracy.
Why Maharashtra Leopards Prefer Sugar Cane Fields
Discover why Maharashtra's leopards are choosing sugar cane fields over forests. Expert analysis reveals surprising habitat shift in Pune, Nashik, and Ahilyanagar regions.
Maharashtra's 'Sugar Babies' Leopards Adapt to Farms
Forest officers in Maharashtra's Junnar nickname leopards 'Sugar babies' as they adapt to sugarcane fields. These predators see humans as backdrop, not danger. Learn how wildlife management is changing.
Maharashtra to eliminate man-eating leopards: Fadnavis
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis reveals state government's new policy allowing elimination of confirmed man-eating leopards, with necessary approvals from central authorities already secured.
Pune deploys sharpshooters for leopard threat
Exclusive insight into the specialized sharp-shooting team from Pune's Forest Department tasked with capturing or eliminating dangerous leopards threatening residential areas.
MP Kolhe: Remove Leopards from Wildlife Act Schedule I
Shirur MP Amol Kolhe sparks controversy by proposing to remove leopards from Schedule I protection, citing rising human-animal conflicts in Maharashtra's rural areas.
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