Sunny Sebastian

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While the disappearance of tigers from the Sariska National Park shook the world wildlife fraternity, the reports of death of nine big cats in the Kaziranga National Park in the last three months is quite shocking.

New Delhi: After a four-month delay and several attempts in the second phase to revive the number of big cats in Sariska, a tigress was flown in the reserve forest from Ranthambhore on Wednesday to join a tiger pair that was moved here last year.

Ananda Banerjee | New Delhi

The first successful wild tiger relocation from the Ranthambore National Park to Sariska Tiger Reserve has injected immense hope and confidence among forest officials and wildlife scientists, who had taken one of the most delicate translocation jobs in natural history.

Reports of an adult tiger missing from the Ranthambore National park have rocked the region.

Five wild cats have gone missing from the park in a year with the latest labelled as T-83 unseen for a month now.

Though wildlife officials claim the tiger has not been poached, but the past experiences suggest the big cat could have become a victim of poaching.

The second phase of India

Reports of an adult tiger missing from the Ranthambore National park have rocked the region.

Five wild cats have gone missing from the park in a year with the latest labelled as T-83 unseen for a month now.

Though wildlife officials claim the tiger has not been poached, but the past experiences suggest the big cat could have become a victim of poaching.

Last time, it was about completing India