Hindustan Times Wildlife Institute of India will conduct research studies that will focus on leopard-prone areas and suggest measures to reduce their population.
India.com News What makes Jhalana special is that you get to spot leopards at an arm's distance in their natural habitat. They say that like you don't go back without spotting a ...
The Logical Indian Uganti looked flummoxed and Jagan, her sister-in-law, pensive. Uganti lives in Bera, one of the 29 villages to be relocated to protect the tigers.