14 Indian tiger reserves get global accreditation
Fourteen of India s 51 tiger reserves have received prestigious global accreditation from Conservation Assured Tiger Standards (CATS), it was announced at the Global
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NEW DELHI: Fourteen of India s 51 tiger reserves have received prestigious global accreditation from Conservation Assured Tiger Standards (CATS), it was announced at the Global Tiger Day event held by the Environment Ministry here on Thursday.
Manas, Kaziranga, and Orang (Assam), Satpura, Panna, and Kanha (Madhya Pradesh), Dudhwa (Uttar Pradesh), Pench (Maharashtra), Sunderbans (West Bengal), Valmiki Nagar (Bihar), Parambikulam (Kerala), Mudumalai and Annamalai (Tamil Nadu) and Bandipur (Karnataka) tiger reserves received the accreditation.
14 Indian tiger reserves get global accreditation
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PATNA: State water resources department (WRD) minister Sanjay Kumar Jha on Tuesday pitched for the construction of multipurpose high dam in Nepal as a way to permanent solution to floods in Bihar, and also called for a “reconsideration” of the issues related to the Farakka barrage across the Ganga, as well as the interstate and international sharing of its water.
He also hoped that India and Nepal would realise the problem of floods in the north Bihar districts and resume their talks so that obstacles in the way of the construction of the high dam are removed. The last time steps were initiated for inter-government talks between India and Nepal was in 2004.