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Sikkim Seeks Ban on Mt Khangchendzonga Ascent Why in the News ? Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang has written to Home Minister Amit Shah, objecting to the recent ascent of Mt Khangchendzonga from the Nepal side by a mountaineering team. He urged the Centre to diplomatically ensure the sacred peak is respected and not …
Read MoreChabahar Port Expansion and Rail Link Progress Why in the News ? India and Iran are accelerating efforts to expand Chabahar Port and connect it to Iran’s railway network by mid-2026. This move aims to enhance regional connectivity under the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) and boost access to Central Asia and Eurasia. Infrastructure Expansion …
Read MoreDugongs in Danger: Protecting India’s Sea Cows Why in the News ? May 28 is observed as World Dugong Day to raise awareness about the vulnerable dugong population in India. Despite their importance in maintaining marine ecosystems, only around 200 dugongs remain in Indian waters due to habitat loss and human activities, leading to significant …
Read MoreOUT OF THE WOODS IN GUJARAT: WHY ASIATIC LION’S FUTURE CAN’T BE SECURED BY NUMBERS ALONE Why in the News? The population of Asiatic lions (Panthera leo leo), also known as the Indian lion or Gujarat lion, has reached 891 in 2025, up from under 200 in the 1960s. This remarkable growth highlights the success …
Read MoreWhy in the news? India’s wildlife conservation is facing severe challenges due to poor management, declining budgets, and increasing human-animal conflicts. Government policies remain reactive, while critical species suffer. A transparent public-private partnership is essential to strengthen conservation efforts and ensure accountability. Mismanagement in Wildlife Conservation: The government inaugurated Vantara, a 3,000-acre private zoo and …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Cheetah Relocation: Madhya Pradesh plans to introduce a new batch of cheetahs in Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary next year. Action Plan: The strategy focuses on genetic evaluation, relocating leopards, and boosting prey populations for sustainable cheetah habitation. Key Features of the Action Plan Habitat Development: A 64 sq km predator-proof enclosure …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh is set to become the second home for cheetahs in India due to the carrying capacity of Kuno National Park being exceeded. The overabundance of cheetahs in Kuno has led to a significant reduction in their main prey base, the chital, by 25%. Source: …
Read MoreWhy in the news? Survey aims to estimate the Nilgiri Tahr population, with IUCN involvement, to remove the species from endangered status. source:worldmap About the Nilgiri Tahr Survey in Tamil Nadu: Objective: The Tamil Nadu government aims to conduct a synchronised survey from April 29 to estimate the population of the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. Partnerships: …
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