Monday, July 18, 2022

 Memorandum submitted regarding not shifting tigers from Ranthambore's tourist area.

Memorandum submitted regarding not shifting tigers from Ranthambore's tourist area.


18 July 2022..

Recently, people associated with Ranthambore tourism and NGO organizations submitted a memorandum to the Deputy Conservator of Forests on Monday in protest against the tigress that was shifted from Zone-5 area of ​​Ranthambore tourism area to T- 102 in Ramgarh.


At the same time, he demanded not to shift any tourist area tiger from Ranthambore in future. Because the livelihood of the local people is related to tourism, if after the tourism sector is shifted elsewhere, then it will have a bad effect on the income of the government and the livelihood of the local people.

Along with this, he demanded that in future the tiger should be taken from the non-tourism area and the participation of local people should be ensured by forming an advisory committee. Opinion should also be taken from the members of the vehicle union office bearers.

 He said that if any tiger would be sent to tourism zone in future, then we were compelled to warn of agitation by people associated with tourism, local organizations and wildlife lovers.

 on this occasion

Ranthambore Jungle Safari Vehicle Owners Union, Ranthambore Drivers Association, Ranthambore Nature GuideAssociation, Pathik lok seva samiti , Ranthambore Tiger Conservation and Rural Development Committee, Ranthambore Hotel Association, Ranthambore Travel Agent Association, all the office bearers and members of Ranthambore Bagh bachao  Sangharsh Samiti Sawai Madhopur were present.


Photo: Wildlife lovers, union and institutions officials handing over the memorandum


Thursday, July 15, 2021

Rajasthan Ecotourism policy 2021 Released

Rajasthan Ecotourism policy 2021 Released

Rajasthan Ecotourism Policy 2021

was formally released today by Hon. Chief Minister Shri Ashok Gehlot this evening in the presence of Hon. MoS Forest Department Shri Sukhram Vishnoi. Chief Secretary, Pr. Secretary Forest Department, Members of State Board for Wildlife and Senior officers of Forest, Police and other departments were present on the occasion.



This new policy provides for synergy between tourism and forest sectors in Rajasthan and aims at promoting experiential travel to wilderness areas. The travel and tourism trade, especially startups and youth, are important stakeholders in Ecotourism in Rajasthan.




Arrowhead seen with two cubs

Arrowhead seen with two cubs




Sawai Madhopur, 15 July : Arrowhead (T-84) has been seen with two cubs, this is her third litter.

Riddhi and Siddhi are also daughters of Arrowhead. While Arrowhead is grand daughter of legendary Tigress Machhli (T-16)

Machhli's gene-pool has given more than 50 tigers to ranthambhore and the legacy continues. Now the total number of tigers in Rajasthan has reached upto 104 tigers. 

Meanwhile Mukundra and Ramgarh is having 1-1 tiger each ie MT-4 female is in MHTR and T-115 male Tiger is roaming alone in Ramgarh Vishdhari. 

A few days back T-65 male tiger was found dead in suspicious condition reports of its visceral samples were sent to IVRI Barely result of it still awaited. 

Arrowhead is daughter of Krishna (T-19), and Krishna was daughter of Machhli (T-16). Ranthambore is now holding around 70 tigers including the cubs. 

On the other hand there is no trace of T-72 Sulatan along with T-62 and T-91(Sundari) and many others are also missing.

Department is continuously doing search and combing operation but with no success a huge first male Tiger of MHTR MT-1 is also missing since past 7-8 months from the enclosure. 

There is no official statement though but there are probably 3 cubs

Wednesday, June 23, 2021

रणथंभौर में पहली बार !

रणथंभौर में पहली बार !


 Ranthambhore

रणथंभौर राष्ट्रीय उद्यान में पहली बार व्हीलचेयर बाध्य पर्यटकों के लिए सफारी व्हीकल किया विकसित....

जिससे आने वाले समय में दिव्यांगजन भी कर सकेंगे पार्क का भ्रमण.