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project cheetah concerns emerge over rti act violations irregularities in tranquillisation

Project Cheetah: Concerns emerge over RTI Act 'violations', 'irregularities' in tranquillisation

NTCA asked to initiate an independent probe into all the tranquillisation conducted in the park in 2024

By PTI 16 Jul 2026

india loses 166 tigers in 2025 forty more than previous year mp accounts for 55 deaths

India loses 166 tigers in 2025, forty more than previous year; MP accounts for 55 deaths

India's tiger deaths in 2025 reached 166, a 40 increase from the previous year. Madhya Pradesh had the highest deaths at 55, with territorial infighting a major cause due to space constraints. Poaching accounted for a small number of deaths.

By PTI 01 Jan 2026

top posts vacant tiger body toothless ahead of census

Top posts vacant, tiger body toothless ahead of census

The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) faces a leadership crisis with several key positions vacant, including the Member Secretary. Regional offices lack IGF-level officers, and one is headed by a retired officer. Activists express concern that these vacancies risk delays in tiger conservation efforts and weaken the organization's effectiveness, especially during the crucial tiger census.

By Aksheev Thakur 18 Oct 2025

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