Principal chief conservator of forest (APCCF) wildlife L Krishnamoorty has asked DFO Sanjay Raykhere to respond within seven ...

A poaching network marked by an unusual coalition of groups from tribal communities in central India, using digital payments ...

Madhya Pradesh's Chief Minister announces development of two new wildlife sanctuaries, with plans to establish a tiger ...

A female cheetah and her four cubs strayed from Kuno National Park, reaching villages in Madhya Pradesh. Villagers recorded ...

Listen to Story Tribal group abducted and killed a man in Madhya Pradesh. Five suspects arrested in connection with violence Heavy police presence to prevent further unrest A group of tribals ...

With the notification of Madhav National Park as a tiger reserve on March 7, wildlife conservation efforts in North West Madhya Pradesh (Chambal-Gwalior Region) have received a big boost. This region ...

Recent expansions in Kuno National Park and Madhav National Park have bolstered wildlife conservation in Madhya Pradesh. The unified Kuno-Madhav landscape now supports cheetahs and tigers in a ...

Madhya Pradesh Men "Dangerously" Celebrate India Win, Cops Shave Their Heads, Parade Them Videos of the incident, showing the tonsured youths being escorted by the police on Monday, quickly went viral ...

Madhya Pradesh, India’s Tiger State, is home to nine tiger reserves, including the newly declared Madhav Tiger Reserve. With 785 tigers, the state leads in conservation. From Kanha to ...

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At least 13 people were arrested on Monday in Mhow in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore district after clashes broke out between two communities late on Sunday night during a celebratory rally following ...

Madhya Pradesh’s Madhav National Park has been declared as India’s 58th tiger reserve. This decision is a part of India’s efforts to protect and conserve its rich wildlife, mainly tigers.