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Tigers entering from Maharashtra add to woes of Telangana forest officials

An increase in their population and insufficient forest area in Kagaznagar Forest Division has resulted in man-animal conflict

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Forest students visualising Green world , resolving man-animal conflicts

Altogether, these students are in the midst of a new environment for the last 10 days

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23-year-old award-winning wildlife photographer documented big cats behaving like humans

UPDATED: April 21, 2021 20:35 IST Aishwarya Sridhar, a 23-year-old award-winning wildlife photographer, shared her tips and got talking to us about working on impactful environmental projects, pursuing her dreams, and filming tigers who often display uncanny levels of intelligence much like humans. As Covid-19 continues to rage, focusing on the impact of climate change and bringing our ecosystem back to balance has taken a backseat, and talk about the same has all but disappeared from media. But even now, the crusaders continue their work trying to put the spotlight where it belongs in order to ensure the survival of not just human life but the planet as a whole.

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National Geographic India with Gul Panag to bring stories of hope and change this Earth Day through Planet Possible : Bollywood News

Bollywood Hungama Bollywood Hungama News Network Updated: Apr 21, 2021 - 19:12 IST National Geographic in India, with a mission to ignite hope and change among the planet-conscious viewers, is bringing in Planet Possible to celebrate Earth Day 2021. Bringing actor and environmental enthusiast – Gul Panag on board; Planet Possible seeks to inform, inspire and empower viewers by bringing them stories of ingenuity, grit, hope, and optimism. The celebrations will feature ‘Tiger Queen of Taru’ & ‘On the Brink’ that will premiere on April 22, 2021 at 12 pm & 1 pm on National Geographic India and Nat Geo Wild and will also be available on Disney+ Hotstar. Encouraging viewers to bring about a change – either through the biggest or smallest of actions, Planet Possible aims to inspire people of all ages to step outside their realities, ask questions, look closer, and forge a deeper understanding of the world and its place in it. As a part of the initiative, the films - ‘

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Nat Geo India, with Gul Panag, launches 2 shows for Earth Day

Nat Geo India, with Gul Panag, launches 2 shows for Earth Day
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