Birds of Kawal beckon avian enthusiasts
The Hindu
Tiger reserve to host first bird walk this weekend
The Kawal Tiger Reserve is going to host its first ever ‘Bird Walk’ on February 12 and 13, and is inviting registrations from birding enthusiasts.
Kawal is home to a rich diversity in flora and fauna with more than 300 species of birds, and over 600 tree species with different forest compositions such as pure teak, bamboo with teak, pure bamboo, a statement from the Forest department informed. With many water bodies to maintain faunal diversity inside the core areas, Kawal offers ample opportunity for sighting of local birds as well as migratory ones. Birders may hope to catch a glimpse of a few rare species too, such as grey-headed fish eagle, crested tree swift, river lapwing, and white rumped munia.
The ‘Bird Walk’ programme will start on February 12 at 11 a.m. with registrations followed by introduction of participants.
IndiGo launches daily direct flights between Mangaluru and Navi Mumbai, enhancing connectivity and travel options for passengers.
Gas cylinder explosion near Mysuru palace kills one and injures four during holiday festivities.
West Bengal wins the fifth consecutive overall championship at the National Finswimming Championship, dominating with 165 medals in Mangaluru.
With the objective of ensuring safe travel for women, senior citizens and visiting tourists in Madurai, a new women e-auto programme was launched here on Thursday. Speaking at the launch function, Venkatesan Dhattatreyan, Regional Director, Union Ministry of Tourism, said a city like Madurai, with high heritage value, had ample scope for womenfolk to make their livelihood with decent earnings.
AUT Tamil Nadu demands recovery of ₹1.13 crore lost due to illegal faculty re-employment at Periyar University.
Vajpayee practised value-based politics: BJP
Delegates express concerns over BIFFes venue change from Orion Mall to Lulu Mall, citing logistical challenges and past protocols.
Bus fires have killed 64 nationwide since 2021, with Karnataka reporting three incidents and ongoing safety concerns highlighted by experts.
BJP MLA Vishnu Kumar Raju criticizes lack of local consultation on Rushikonda buildings' future, urging consideration of public opinion.
A labourer was shot dead in Farrukhabad, Uttar Pradesh, with police investigating signs of struggle and recovering an empty cartridge.
The Indian Army revises its social media policy, allowing passive participation while ensuring strict operational security measures.
Midnight masses in Tiruchi attracted large crowds, celebrating Christmas with fervor, prayers, and joyful gatherings despite the cold weather.
Police thwarted an attempt by KNPS to burn 'Manu Smriti' in Ongole, honoring B.R. Ambedkar's historic act.