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INDIA’S BIG CAT CONSERVATION INITIATIVES Why in the News? Special Events: Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change will organise nationwide programmes on big cat conservation ahead of the IBCA Summit 2026. Conservation Focus: The events will highlight India’s achievements in conserving Tiger, Asiatic Lion, Leopard, Snow Leopard, and Cheetah populations under the Forest Conservation …
Read MoreINDIA TO HOST FIRST INTERNATIONAL BIG CAT SUMMIT Why in the News? India will host the first-ever International Big Cat Alliance Summit in New Delhi from June 1–3. The summit is expected to adopt the ‘Delhi Declaration’, a global framework for big cat conservation and habitat protection incorporating environmental clearances and environmental impact assessment protocols. …
Read MorePM REAFFIRMS INDIA’S COMMITMENT TO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ON WORLD WILDLIFE DAY Why in the News? Global Observance: Prime Minister reiterated India’s conservation commitment on World Wildlife Day. Biodiversity Highlight: India’s leadership in protecting tigers, one-horned rhinoceros and Asiatic elephants was emphasised. INDIA’S WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ACHIEVEMENTS Tiger Leadership: India hosts over 70% of global tiger population, …
Read MoreNational Mission to Reverse India’s Declining Camel Population Why in the News ? The Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying has proposed a National Camel Sustainability Initiative (NCSI) to reverse the sharp decline in India’s camel population, particularly in Rajasthan and Gujarat, aiming to balance conservation, livelihoods, and ecological sustainability. This initiative could potentially …
Read MoreHow India’s FTAs May Impact Farm Trade and Tiger Conservation Why in the News? India is negotiating Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with the US, UK, and EU, which may lead to tariff cuts and increased market access for foreign agricultural products, potentially reshaping India’s agricultural export-import dynamics and trade surplus. This could have implications for …
Read MoreSC Panel Recommends Reforms in Tiger Reserves Why in the News? A Supreme Court-appointed expert panel, also known as the Central Empowered Committee, has recommended a ban on night tourism, stricter safari regulations, and armed protection for forest staff to safeguard India’s tiger reserves. These recommendations come in the wake of environmental violations in the …
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