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Forest Staff: 1.5k Firearms for Forest Staff to Curb Poaching | Bhubaneswar News - Vimarsana News

Forest Staff: 1.5k Firearms for Forest Staff to Curb Poaching | Bhubaneswar News

The wildlife wing of the forest department has placed an order to procure 1,550 sophisticated weapons to arm its field personnel in a bid to check poaching. Find out more about this initiative to curb poaching and protect wildlife.

Assam: Dehing Patkai National Park opens officially for tourists at Digboi - Vimarsana News

Assam: Dehing Patkai National Park opens officially for tourists at Digboi

The Dehing Patkai National Park - another dipterocarp-dominated green asset which harbours the largest stretch of lowland rainforests in India was formally opened for tourists on Saturday afternoon at...

Temporary Forest: ₹10 Lakh Insurance For Temporary Forest Staff | Bhubaneswar News - Vimarsana News

Temporary Forest: ₹10 Lakh Insurance For Temporary Forest Staff | Bhubaneswar News

Kendrapada: The forest department has decided to provide insurance cover of Rs 10 lakh to around 160 temporary forest staff and other personnel of Bhi.

Assam: Former Union Minister Ranee Narah Summoned by CM's SVC in Alleged MP Fund Scam - Vimarsana News

Assam: Former Union Minister Ranee Narah Summoned by CM's SVC in Alleged MP Fund Scam

Ranee Narah, ex-MP from Lakhimpur, faces summons from CM's Special Vigilance Cell over alleged MP fund misuse in a political backdrop.

Forest: Forest Staff Create Awareness To Prevent Man-croc Conflict | Bhubaneswar News - Vimarsana News

Forest: Forest Staff Create Awareness To Prevent Man-croc Conflict | Bhubaneswar News

Kendrapada: To prevent man-crocodile conflict in Bhitarkanika National Park, forest personnel recently started visiting riverside villages in boats to.