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Tigers of North-Eastern India
Tigers of North-Eastern India
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@Ngala I'm happy that the threads "Assam tigers" & "Kaziranga tigers" have finally been merged. But naming it "Tigers of North-Eastern Lowlands of India" creates another inconvenience.
With the number of tigers in Kaziranga on the rise they are shifting towards the Karbi-Anglong hills. Recently a tigress died in one of Manipur's villages, indicating those areas still harbour a (hopefully breeding) trans-boundary population with Myanmar. Also, hilly areas of Arunachal Pradesh like Pakke & Dihang-Diban Tiger Reserves are making a comeback. I intend to write a post on Bhutan-India tiger gene flow after i have some more ammo. Bottom line, can the word "Lowlands" be reconsidered? Indian wildlife authorities consider NE-India as a single genetic block... 
Thank you for your response and your information @Rishi.
It's clear that we can not create a single thread for only one population restricted in a small area, but the aim is to group them based on many factors (genetic, habitat, ...). For now, we have decided to group them, from northeastern India, under the same thread; in future, we can create an apposite thread for tigers from the medium hills of northeastern India, and we can add more information. Many changes will take place soon. 
Kaziranga male by Kamal Azad of WII...
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Indranil Paul
A Massive Male from Kaziranga!(Male Tiger,Bagori,Kaziranga)  *This image is copyright of its original author Indranil Paul Those Eyes of a Kaziranga Tiger!(Male Tiger,Kaziranga,March 17) A rarity,I guess,to get a Kaziranga tiger up so close!  *This image is copyright of its original author
  *This image is copyright of its original author arunachal Pradesh  *This image is copyright of its original author Mizoram.
Probably the only photo of a tiger in dampha,
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Royal Manas tigers,
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that first male in the camera trap is originally from Kaziranga, he's easily the biggest known male from Royal Manas camera trap photos.
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Kaziranga probable, but north eastern tiger for sure,
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A tiger strayed into a village medziphema in nagaland. Unfortunately it was shot dead by the villagers,
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Probably arunachal Pradesh,
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