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The real Sherni: How Avni put the spotlight on the complex nature of tiger conservation in India The film ‘Sherni’ helps us understand how human-tiger conflicts are resolved on the ground amidst the habitations of the rural poor. 13 hours ago An animal rights activist at a silent protest against the killing in the jungles of Maharashtra state of a Avni, a female man-eating tigress, in Siliguri on November 11, 2018. | Diptendu Dutta/AFP On July 29, 2019, Prime Minister Narendra Modi released the All India Tiger Estimation Report 2018. He lauded the conservation efforts and noted that the tiger population in India stood at 2,967. India, he declared, “is one of the world’s biggest and most secure habitats”. Only 15 years ago, such a statement would have been unimaginable, given the extinction of tigers in the Sariska Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan in 2004.

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