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Recently Leopard enters Infosys campus in Madhya Pradesh

editor — Wed, 17 Jan 2024 06:46:00 +0000

Recently a leopard entered the campus of Infosys in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore on Tuesday, following which forest department officials reached there and began a rescue operation. The neighboring TCS office shut its doors for safety reasons. TCS and Infosys have offices in the special economic zones (SEZs) in Super Corridor area of the city. This is actually very serious issue as this type of incident is happening and giving problem to everyone.

Today we are developing very fast and due to this our population is increasing but with this we forget to adjust us with the nature as it is becoming problem. In reality everyone has equal right to live in the earth and we human should not be very selfish so that we respect the nature. From this case we can get that this type of incident can happen any time and we need to be prepared for it so that we can adjust with any type of problem and solve it properly.

US is not going to have any panda for the first time in 50 years

editor — Sat, 30 Sep 2023 07:40:20 +0000

Panda is one of the most lovable animal in the world and it is mainly found in China. People from all around the world go to see them. The recent news have come that now US is going to sent back the Pandas to China as for this action many reasons are given by people as it is not be solely political reasons. This is actually a very sad news for Panda lovers in US as they are starting to sent back all Panda to China.

If you see in global politics US and China always have relationship with full of tension and it is always very complicated to study it as both nation are largest economy in the world. May be China is pushing pressure about the Pandas in US but it is sure that all Pandas in US are going back to China and US have nothing to do. Many people have also said that the decision to send back the Pandas not only have political reasons as the point also come that Pandas are no longer a ‘Endangered Species’. Apart from that China is now trying to establish their network of national park and sanctuary and it can be enough for this Panda to have safe home. Now China don’t need to send Pandas in abroad to conserve and breed them.

Leopard caught in Siliguri

Priyanka Bhowmick — Mon, 30 Jan 2023 08:46:15 +0000

A cheetah is caged near the DMU shed at Siliguri Junction. As soon as the leopard was locked in the cage on Monday morning, people gathered in the area to see the leopard. On the 19th Jan, the local railway workers spotted the leopard in the forest of DMU Sed at Siliguri Junction. After that, a team of the forest department reached on the spot and searched for the tiger on the same day, but the cheetah was not found. Later, the forest staff of the forest department was to get a cage in the area to catch the leopard. The leopard was caged this morning. The forest department team arrived on Monday morning and took the caged leopard to the Bengal Safari Park.

Calendar on birds released in Guwahati

editor — Tue, 03 Jan 2023 08:28:02 +0000

Assam Governor Jagdish Mukhi on Monday released a calendar for the year 2023 titled ‘You and I’, comprising images of birds found in several components of the state. The conception, images and style of the calendar is by artist and former official Sanjib Gohain Boruah. The calendar could be a assortment of images of twelve pairs of birds found in several components of the state, mentioned an announcement released by the dominion Bhavan. Some rare birds found within the dominion Bhavan premises were conjointly enclosed within the calendar, the released added .

Boruah, a outstanding artist of the state, was the previous Commissioner and Secretary to the Governor. this can be his second calendar with the primary ‘Brahmaputra-The Poetical Muse’, representational process the various moods of the mighty watercourse in monthly of the year, printed last year.

New species of songbird discovered in Arunachal Pradesh

editor — Sat, 10 Dec 2022 08:34:47 +0000

Experts have discovered a replacement species of Wren-Babbler bird within the mountains of A team of birdwatchers, comprising members from Bengaluru, Chennai, Thiruvananthapuram created this discovery at the Mugaphi peak in Arunachal Pradesh. The specialists team were trekking the height in Arunachal Pradesh in March in search of the rare Grey-bellied Wren Babbler. once the team reached the height of the mountain in Arunachal Pradesh, it noticed a bird that looked kind of like the Grey- bellied Wren Babbler, however didn’t sound like one.

The team has named the bird they found as Lisu Wren Babbler, once the Lisu community of Arunachal Pradesh. Their findings were recently printed by Indian BIRDS, a peer-reviewed journal of south Asian zoological science.

International Cheetah Day 2022

editor — Tue, 06 Dec 2022 07:50:55 +0000

The National Zoological Park, metropolis zoological garden has celebrated International chetah Day and life Conservation Day in national capital on fourth Gregorian calendar month. The aim of the celebration is to unfold awareness among the current generation concerning life Conservation. The day is devoted to encouraging individuals worldwide to assist this animal win the race against extinction. Cheetahs are carnivores and they sometimes chase down their prey so bite its throat, killing it by taking off its air provide (suffocation).

In Bharat the International chetah Day was celebrated by the National Zoological Park, national capital (Delhi zoological garden) unitedly with the Central Zoo Authority.

A special occasion dedicated to those unimaginable sport species holds roots to the chetah Conservation Fund (CCF), Associate in Nursingd an yankee biologist and man of science named Dr. Laurie Marker. yankee biologist Dr Laurie Marker is attributable with making International chetah Day. Dr Marker based the chetah Conservation Fund in 1991 and he or she selected Gregorian calendar month four as International chetah Day in 2010. Since that year, the planet has been celebrating these days.

Tiger cubs released in Bengal safari

Priyanka Bhowmick — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 06:12:45 +0000

On Monday, four tiger cubs were released into an open tiger enclosure at the Bengal Safari Park near Siliguri. On March 22 this year, a tigress named Sheela gave birth to these four cubs. Four babies are aged six to seven months and they are released into the open area at their proper age. Vehicle travelers can enjoy seeing these cubs on tiger safari.

ANI reports that the Tiger Safari plan has been tested to understand the mindset of the tigers and achieved effective results. At this time the number of female tigresses in Tiger Safari Park is five. Their names Sheela, Rika, Kika, Tejal and Tara. Bibon was the first and only male tiger in the safari park. But now Shiva, Sera, T1, T2 and T3 and six more male tigers with cubs added. The total number of tigers and tigresses on the safari is now eleven.

Rare Albino Zebra seen on Tanzania

editor — Fri, 11 Mar 2022 11:17:55 +0000

Animal videos go viral for their free-spirited nature or cuteness in social media. Recently in Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park, a rare albino zebra has been discovered without any black and white stripes that the species is known for. His name is Ndasiata.

Although the foal’s neck, head and torso have a few minor black and white stripes the remaining body is covered in white fur. The video is posted on instagram where Ndasiata is seen with another zebra.

The uncommon zebra is estimated to be eight months old, sighted on the eastern section of the park. This incident has raised various theories to explain recently.