3 held with leopard skin in Sambalpur | Bhubaneswar News
Sambalpur: Forest officials apprehended three poachers while they were removing the skin and cooking meat of a leopard in Hiraloi village near Landakot reserve forest on Tuesday.TNN
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The National Human Rights Commission has requested the Centre and Odisha government to submit reports addressing the lack of facilities in 4,526 forest villages, following a petition by activist Radhakanta Tripathy. The petition highlights issues such as human trafficking, malnutrition, and lack of healthcare, emphasizing the need for immediate action to provide basic amenities.
Forest officials reprimanded for failing to curb illegal parakeet trade
The Chhattisgarh forest department has reprimanded officials for not enforcing orders against the illegal trade of protected parakeets and other birds. They have issued new directives for immediate action against this practice, raising public awareness, and enforcing penalties. Citizens are encouraged to report violations and surrender prohibited birds.
The Chhattisgarh forest department has reprimanded officials for not enforcing orders against the illegal trade of protected parakeets and other birds. They have issued new directives for immediate action against this practice, raising public awareness, and enforcing penalties. Citizens are encouraged to report violations and surrender prohibited birds.
Forest officials reprimanded for failing to curb illegal parakeet trade
The Chhattisgarh forest department has reprimanded officials for failing to curb the illegal trade and possession of endangered parakeets and protected birds. A new directive instructs officials to take immediate action, raise public awareness, and encourage reporting of violations. Individuals possessing these birds should surrender them to zoos, as non-compliance could lead to imprisonment and fines.
The Chhattisgarh forest department has reprimanded officials for failing to curb the illegal trade and possession of endangered parakeets and protected birds. A new directive instructs officials to take immediate action, raise public awareness, and encourage reporting of violations. Individuals possessing these birds should surrender them to zoos, as non-compliance could lead to imprisonment and fines.
