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Tigers of Central India

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Dinesh Soni
Today evening Jamun Tola Male T - 24 sighted in chota munna area

11/12/18


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Dinesh Soni
Today evening stating in kanha Jon
Bajrang T64
11/12/18


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Krishna Kumar Tekam

DOMINANT MALE OF KISLI 

DHAMANGANV MALE T67 

DECEMBER 2018
KANHA TIGER RESERVE M.P.

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Prashant Sarpate‎ 

Today evening safari New Male Tiger

Mansingdeo wildlife sanctuary Chorbahuli
(Pench MH)


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Prasanna Subramanian
The dude is deceptively large.. and gives tourists a wide berth.. On this morning, he had walked a long distance, before he crouched to have a drink from this small stream, right on the road while keeping a watchful eye on us.. 

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Imran Khan‎ 

Pench, Durga Female


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Dinesh Sirsam Pench
Pench mp Turiya gate 

2017 
Raiyakassa male

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Parul Garg
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Joy Bose
The showstopper umarjhola female


Kanha national park, nov 2018.

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Handsome Pench


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Riturajrhari

Bagoda male Pench 


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Anjan lal

Chota Munna


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Anant kaushik

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Good news & progress in Kawal Tiger Reserve

A male tiger was photographed by a camera trap deep inside Kawal Tiger Reserve in the former Adilabad district confirming presence of tiger after a year.

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On Saturday, forest department released a camera trap image of the male tiger with the reserve’s Field Director Chandrashekhar Saravanan saying that a “robust male tiger” was captured by a camera trap.

The images of the tiger were captured at Kadem range of Khanapur division of the reserve, in Nirmal district. “We are continuously monitoring its movement. We suspect it came to Kawal either from the Tippeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary or Tadoba National Park in Maharashtra. We have sent the images of the tiger to Maharashtra Forest Department to determine its identity."

The staff are also creating awareness among public in adjoining villages about the presence of the tiger to avoid  conflicts. The locals were also advised not to take their cattle for grazing far inside the reserve.

2 Nilgais at a water-hole. Parts of Kawal Tiger Reserve has a good prey base of various species of deer.

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He said the presence of tiger showed that efforts of the Forest Department on habitat improvement, including grassland development, providing water holes besides strict protection measures over the past few years, were beginning to yield good results now.

Felling of trees was prohibited and enforced strictly.
In that forest division, out of the 22,000 hectares of reserve forest area, the local villagers were restricted only to 5,000 hectares where they could take their cattle for grazing. The rest of the forest area was not disturbed.

To providing a disturbance-free atmosphere in the core area of the reserve, Saravanan said the department was taking steps for relocating two villages — Rampur and Maisampet — from the core. The 144 families in these villages have agreed to a relocation plan.
“They were provided with two options, first was a Rs 10 lakh cash-only compensation package, and second includes a rehabilitation package with half of the package provided in cash. About 50 per cent of the families chose the second option. We are in the process of having land for their rehabilitation denotified so construction of houses can begin,” he said.
The National Tiger Conservation Authority has also  allocated Rs 8.72cr funds for shifting & resettlement of the villagers.


Sources:
https://m.timesofindia..com/hyderabad/missing-tiger-caught-on-camera-in-kawal-reserve-forest/articleshow/67106113.cms
https://telanganatoday.com/tiger-is-back-in-kawal
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Anjan Lal
Chhota Munna - One of the Most Beautiful & Majestic Male Tigers of Kanha Today!!!

Kanha Tiger Reserve 
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Krishna Kumar Tekam
BAJRANG KTR T64

KANHA TIGER RESERVE M.P.
NOVEMBER 2018

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Ramraj Uikey Pench
The Dominant male ( Raiyakass )
Pench.MP . Dec..2018

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Shriharsh Gajbhiye
Raiyakasa....

after long time


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Ravi Bandhavgarh‎ 
Mangu 
Tiger Bandhavgarh 
18 December 2018


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Joy Bose
Yuvraj T(67)

Kanha national park.


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Joy Bose
The beast, chota munna


Kanha national park.

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Raj Marco‎ 



#dabang Male T-29 chhota munna king of mukki zone good sighting today.Early morning do roaring some time after excellent come out #19\12\018am#kanha national park #


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He looks quite different with that big ol full belly.
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Ram Kumar Yadav Kanha
Umar Pani male


18 December 2018

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Sameer Patel
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Kanha, 25th Nov 2018


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Reuuben Fernandes
New Male - Pench Tiger Reserve

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Rahul Tailang‎ 

“Pannalal” at his favourite pool..

Canon Gears ..


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Dinesh Soni
Chota Munna T 29 

22/12/2018


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Ram Kumar Yadav Kanha‎ 

Chota Munna

19 December 2018


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Ravish Jain
Umarpani male

mukki dec 2018


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Ritik Dube 
The bad boy of Bandhavgarh National Park A.K.A. T-39 


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Aps Sinha‎ 

The Menacing Master, Umarpani Male, Kanha, Nov'18


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Suhas Paranjpe‎ 

Raiyakasa Pench national park 2/18/18

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Ram Kumar Yadav Kanha‎ 
Bajrang and neela Nala female

June 2018


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Sanjog Bhosale
@ K.A.N.H.A 



SIZE MATTERS (T2 Male Tiger)


- with canon 550d

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Kanha Earth Lodge
Spectacular sightings - Karaighati Male at Kanha Tiger Reserve.

Plan your getaway to the 'tiger country' this summer.
Book for 2 nights and get the 3rd night complimentary.
Offer open till 28th February, 2018 for bookings between May & June 2018.


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Navneet MD Maheshwari
On Inspection duty'

Male cub of Queen of Kanha Meadows - Neelam 

Kanha National Park 

Dec 2018 

Canon cam with Sigma lens
DoP: 26th Dec 2018

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He's almost 2 here and called Chota Charger I believe. 
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Atishay Singhai
"I am on walk again says the Chota Munna".

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Atishay Singhai
T29- Chota Munna ,(Link 7 male named after his famous father Munna) 

Mukki,Kanha.


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Akshay Somappa Lokesh
Mr. X of Bandhavgarh

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Ashwini Shinde‎ 
Subadult cub at Kanha national park 

December 2018


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The big fella!
Ravi Bandhavgarh
Bheem 

Magdhi Zone 



07 Jan 2019


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Saee Bhurke‎ 

" RULER OF THE WILD HEARTS "
Umarpani Male, Kanha Tiger Reserve.
20 Dec 2018


Just about 45 minutes to get the evening ride over, and another gypsy came rushing from opposite direction.
The Lady driver said " Bagh bola!!... Aap log rukna ,hum dekh ke aate hai..." and she put her gypsy in reverse gear, accelerated backwards a few hundred meters and took a halt.


Our guide suggested we also should go and check even further beyond, near Sringarpura Talab.

It was just near the sunset time. The water body by the grassland was enveloped in the Saal jungle shadows, away from the acute angled light gold light rays.
Some vague ambient light was hanging around the talab area highlighting yellows of the thick and taller grass blades.


In that kind of low light conditions, we reached near the talab, our guide immediately spotted a huge tiger sitting just by the edge of the water.
Umarpani!... 
I knew it was him the moment I saw his face.... 
Indeed it was him!


We just parked right to get good visual of him and he Started growling, REAL loud...
As more vehicles arrived at the spot, he got up and started walking towards the grassland, giving us nice view of his back... still growling so loud that even though he was facing away from us we could hear the echos reflecting in the woods around!


They say Umarpani is not really a "show off" tiger, who would give much attention to such paparazzi! He wouldn't even walk on the road for long unlike other few wild tigers' habits

Continuing in the direction of the Saal jungle, he walked by the edge of the water, marking his territory multiple times and taking cover of yellow thick grass which ere matching up with his stripes.... 
Still growling...
He vanished in to the jungle behind but we could still hear his loud and enchanting growls from distance as we took our way back to end our safari!

Nikon D500 + Nikkor 200-500mm 
(photograph taken in very low light)


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Shaurya Vardhan Singh‎ 

There are tigers...... And then there are Kings. One of the most handsome tigers that I have seen, fearless in his gait with an aura that precedes his entrance!! 

And that momentary eye contact doesn't scare you.....makes you feel insignificant!!

Umarpani Male, T-30,

Kanha
Dec '18

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Handsome Hunk .......
One of the most famous Males from Central India
Tadoba National Park

January 2019
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Durgesh Urkude
January 2019 Pench tiger Rieserve Maharashtra Sillari gate

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Navneet MD Maheshwari
Naina - Kanha National Park

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Atishay Singhai
The 'elusive' Umarpani male from #mukki #kanha.

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Balamurali Parthasarathi Iyengar
One of my favorite bold cub of Choti Tara which died recently due to electrocution... RIP ? !!!! TATR Oct 2018


Comments & Suggestions will be appreciated!!

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It would of been nice to see him grow big and healthy like his brother.

One more of him this past Oct.

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chota matka appears to be trying to dethrone his father..he's already making moves on maya,they got into it again recently.
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