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Rajasthan State • 23 Oct 2026

Maharashtra Tigresses to Boost Hadoti Forests' Big Cat Population

The Forest Department has initiated the second phase of preparations to increase the tiger population and enhance genetic diversity in the Hadoti region of Rajasthan. Under this strategic initiative, two tigresses will be brought from the Tadoba-Andhari a

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Rajasthan State • 23 Oct 2026

India's Oldest Tigress Mahek Falls Ill at Kota Park, Removed from Display

India's oldest tigress, Mahek, has experienced a severe decline in health due to her advanced age of 23 years and two months at the Abheda Biological Park in Kota. Wildlife authorities have removed the big cat from the public display area to provide speci

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Rajasthan State • 20 Oct 2026

Tiger Jai Continues to Rule Ranthambore Tiger Reserve Despite Rival Pressures

The iconic ten-year-old tiger known as Jai, cataloged as RBT-108, successfully maintains his territorial dominance across zones 6 to 10 in the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve. Operating against multiple rival big cats, this apex predator preserves his vast terr

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Rajasthan State • 18 Oct 2026

New Generation of Tigers Arrives in Sariska as Tigress ST-26 Gives Birth to Two Cubs

In a major boost for wildlife conservation in Alwar, tigress ST-26 has been captured on camera for the first time alongside her two newborn cubs. The offspring of ST-14, born and raised within Sariska, represents a significant milestone for the sanctuary'

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Hotels & Restaurants • 15 Oct 2026

Wildlife Tourism Circuit Connecting Ranthambore, Kuno, and Madhav Proposed

An ambitious new proposal aims to establish a comprehensive wildlife tourism circuit linking Ranthambore, Kuno, and Madhav. This initiative will enable travelers to witness both tigers and cheetahs alongside historic landmarks within a single journey. The

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Rajasthan State • 13 Oct 2026

Ranthambore Tiger Reserve Reports Health Improvement in Injured Tiger T-108

The Ranthambore Tiger Reserve has registered notable improvements in the health condition of injured tiger T-108, also known as Jai. Following the identification of injury marks near its face, the local wildlife department has intensified continuous surve

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