The Latest Breaking News from Forest

Kozhikode court acquits all 34 accused in Thamarassery forest office attack case due to lack of evidence and hostile witnesses. The attack was part of a protest against Kasturirangan panel report, causing ₹77 lakh loss to Forest dept.

The summer signing earned his side a draw against Burnley with a fine debut goal.

Amidst a flurry of promises made by the authorities concerned, the forest fringe villages of Kottayam continue to endure raging attacks from wildlife, giving sleepless nights to the settler farming community.

Palakkad Divisional Forest Officer Srinivas Kurra said that the cataract in PT7’s right eye was not a major issue. He said it could be treated with medication.

The elephant was part of a herd that destroyed crops in the area on Friday night. Forest officials said that the tusker, aged 20 years, must have come in contact with the hanging power lines.

The Nottingham Forest full-back was given a suspended five-month ban after admitting 375 breaches of Football Association betting rules.

Forest Minister A.K. Saseendran urged Thondarnadu, Vellamunda and Edavaka panchayats to be vigilant against Nipah spread. Isolation wards, ICU readied at Mananthavady medical college hospital. Rapid response teams to remain prepared, identity cards issued to members. Action to be taken against those spreading false messages about Nipah on social media.

Nottingham Forest include full-back in revised 25-man squad after Harry Toffolo receives suspended ban for breaching betting rules

Herpetofaunal survey in South Wayanad Forest Division recently concluded, identifying 67 reptile & 59 amphibian species, incl. 4 amphibians & 3 reptiles spotted for first time. 48 amphibians & 21 reptiles are endemic to Western Ghats. Over 100 volunteers & 70 frontline staff took part. Survey recorded Starry Night Frog,…