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"We suspect there were about 10 persons who had ventured into the forest. They have also killed a Sambar deer by using the same weapon," Ramesh Kumar, director of Bandipur Tiger Reserve told The Indian Express.

Forest officials kill suspected poacher at Bandipur Tiger Reserve | Bengaluru News

Mysuru: Bandipur Tiger Reserve officials have roped in two tamed elephants for the operation to trace and drive back the tiger that is suspected to ha.

JAMMU: In a significant development, the Joint Action Employees Forum has decided to suspend their ongoing strike after a productive meeting with the Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Ramesh Kumar. During the meeting, a range of important issues were discussed, and the forum presented their demands. The Divisional Commissioner Jammu, in response, patiently listened to all the demands and provided assurance to the forum

Jammu Tawi, Oct 31: To mark the National Unity Day, a Run for Unity-symbolizing the unity of the nation, was organised today in Jammu to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The "Run for Unity '' was flagged off by Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Ramesh Kumar and Inspector General of Police, Anand Jain. People

Jammu Tawi, Oct 29: Days after Pakistan Rangers violated ceasefire by targeting forward posts and villages along the International border here, the border residents have taken to cleaning underground bunkers, constructed over the years, to take shelter in. A massive cleaning operation is underway to make the bunkers habitable, with locals demanding more such constructions

Jammu Tawi, Oct 28: Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Ramesh Kumar alongwith Inspector General of Police Jammu Zone, Anand Jain on Saturday visited Border villages affected by Pak shelling and assessed losses caused to property. Deputy Commissioner Jammu, Sachin Kumar Vaishya; SSP Jammu, Vinod Kumar, S.P HQ, Ramnish Gupta, SDM R.S. Pura and other concerned officers accompanied

India News: Border residents in Arnia, India are cleaning underground bunkers to seek shelter from cross-border shelling by Pakistan. The residents have lost trus

Arnia: Days after Pakistan Rangers violated ceasefire by targeting forward posts and villages along the International border here, the border residents have taken to cleaning underground bunkers, constructed over the years, to take shelter in. A massive cleaning operation is underway to make the bunkers habitable, with locals demanding more such constructions to escape the cross-border shelling.

India News: The Divisional Commissioner and IGP of Jammu visited border villages affected by Pakistani shelling and assessed property damage. This comes after two