Rajasthan, a state often associated with its vast deserts and royal heritage, harbors a surprisingly diverse and unique wildlife that sets it apart from other regions in India and beyond.

The study, supported by the National Mission for Clean Ganga, has revealed an alarmingly low genetic diversity in the rescued ...

WWF-Pakistan cites predation by feral dogs and electrocution from overhead power lines as factors contributing to the species ...

India’s nature reserves aren’t just about animal and bird sightings but also an opportunity to experience some of the most ...

Field director of Kuno National Park, Uttam Kumar Sharma said that the cheetah landscape would cover 15 districts, eight from ...

Arab states are spending millions to conserve camels—they organize racing events, beauty contests and promote camel milk. On ...

Ranthambhore Tiger Reserve (RTR) was instrumental in kick starting the Project Tiger when it was in 1973. The conservation ...

Rajasthan, the largest state in India, is a land of enchantment where majestic forts and the golden sands of the Thar Desert ...

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma participated in the Public Service Day “Good Governance Day” in Jaipur on April 21.

One can now adopt lions, tigers, leopards, hippopotamuses, deer, ostriches, crocodiles, elephants, and other wild animals ...

As India gears up for its first night safari in UP next year, here’s how travellers can channel their sense of curiosity in ...

The Nilgai, or “blue bull”, is losing its habitat, forcing it to move towards human settlements, resulting in heavy losses ...