Titli Trust News Today

OHRC directs Puri district magistrate and superintendent of police to help 41 ostracised voters from two villages under Brahmagiri police station cast their votes on May 25. The villagers have been facing discrimination by upper caste villagers and are unable to enter their villages. The commission's order ensures that all eligible voters have the opportunity to exercise their franchise rights with necessary protection provided by the administration.

Mountaineer and cricketer Kabak Yano becomes the first woman from the Nyishi tribe in Arunachal Pradesh to scale Mt Everest. Her journey from the cricket pitch to the pinnacle of the Earth showcases her indomitable spirit and determination. Learn more about her remarkable achievement here!

Residents of Gobuk village in Arunachal Pradesh's upper Siang district discover 10 new moth species, including Chalcosiopsis variata and Monema coralina, with the help of Titli Trust and Royal Enfield project for Responsible Tourism. The discovery highlights the rich biodiversity of the northeastern region and the villagers' conservation efforts. Learn more in the latest issue of 'Tropical Lepidoptera Research'.

Dehradun: The Uttarakhand Biodiversity Board organised a nature guide-cum-community engagement session in Pauri’s Rathuadhab landscape and found that .

Two humans were killed by tigers in April in Pauri; latest tiger census shows tiger population growing, sighted out of protected areas

Not a month goes by in the state without an incident of a wild animal attacking a human.

Some experts have questioned the approach as well as the ambitious target number of trainees, which equates to around one per cent of the state’s population