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On the chilli trail in Assam, India  -  Nov 14, 2008
Times Online,Kaziranga National Park, just across the river from the lodge, is home to two thirds of the world's great one-horned rhinos, and three of them had come to

Eight more forest areas to come under Project Tiger  -  Nov 13, 2008
Hindu,Satkosia wildlife sanctuary, spread over 988.30 sq km in Orissa, Kaziranga national park (916.67 sq km) in Assam, Achanakmar wildlife sanctuary (963.27 sq

Satakosia to get a new tiger reserve  -  Nov 13, 2008
odishatoday.com,The other reserves are Kaziranga National Park of Assam, Achanakmar Wildlife Sanctuary of chattisgarh, Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary and Anshi National Park of

Trekking another attraction at Kaziranga  -  Oct 26, 2008
Hindu,...to trek on the hills will be the add-ons awaiting visitors to the Kaziranga National Park (KNP) when it reopens on November 1 for a new tourist season.

Joint patrol mooted for Manas  -  Oct 29, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,Kaziranga National Park, for instance, is a prime example of unusual beauty and unique habitats for some of the world’s rare animals and plants,

Exploring Kaziranga to its full  -  Oct 30, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,The move to introduce trekking expeditions at the Kaziranga National Park, when it opens on November 1, is good news for tourists who flock to the park

Wanted: Match for lonely males  -  Nov 12, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,Zoo officials said the Sanjay Gandhi Botanical Garden, Patna, the Kaziranga National Park, Assam, and the Bhilai zoo have already shown interest in an

Removal of rhino from IUCN Red List surprises conservationists  -  Oct 27, 2008
Fresh News,...will not affect the animals in Assam's Kaziranga National Park, their main home, park officials said, but conservationists warned of an impending doom.

Tourism also to be casualty in Assam  -  Oct 30, 2008
Economic Times,What’s more, even tourism to the thrilling Kaziranga National Park is likely to taken a beating. The game park, which is scheduled to open on November 1,

2008 IUCN Red List surprise: Greater one-horned rhinos 'not ...  -  Oct 28, 2008
Media For Freedom,...that a single epidemic could wipe out about three quarters of the world's population (of less than 2700) which inhabit Kaziranga National Park in Assam.

Rebels die in Panbari gun battle  -  Oct 28, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,...unidentified militants were killed last night in an encounter with security personnel at Panbari reserve forest, a part of the Kaziranga National Park.

One-horned rhino demoted from IUCN list  -  Oct 22, 2008
Times of India,..."The rise in rhino poaching over the last two years in Assam's Kaziranga National Park makes the 'demotion' from the Red List even more inexplicable," said

Bandh against ‘encounter’ killings  -  Oct 29, 2008
Indian Express,...security forces on Tuesday gunned down two more youths in another ‘encounter’ inside the Panbari reserved forest, part of the Kaziranga National Park.

Sketch of Assam blasts prime suspect prepared  -  Nov 4, 2008
E-Pao.net,Banerjee was invited to help the state forest guards last year when poachers had killed several of the one-horned rhinos in the famous Kaziranga National Park.

Kaziranga submerged, wild animals flee park in Assam  -  Sep 2, 2008
Economic Times,KAZIRANGA (ASSAM): Floodwaters of the Brahmaputra on Monday entered the Kaziranga National Park in Assam forcing scores of endangered animals to flee the

Survival strategies  -  Sep 23, 2008
Frontline,Ever since the flood waters of the Brahmaputra river entered the Kaziranga National Park in the first week of September, Chetri, who is the forester of the

Kaziranga park begins search for animal carcasses  -  Sep 7, 2008
Hindu,DRIVEN TO DESPERATION: A herd of hog deer searches for food in the Burapahar range inside the Kaziranga National Park in Assam on Sunday.

Floods submerge 80 per cent of Kaziranga National Park in Assam  -  Sep 12, 2008
Thaindian.com,By Vaschipem Kamondang/ Peter Alex Todd Kaziranga National Park, Sep.12 (ANI): Floods in River Brahmaputra and its tributaries are an annual feature in

Concern for wildlife in Kaziranga National Park during floods. 3 ...  -  Sep 8, 2008
Wildlife Extra,1100 sq kilometres of farmland and great swathes of Kaziranga National Park lies submerged in the wake of this disaster. It has already been confirmed that

18 Assam districts under severe flood  -  Sep 5, 2008
Hindustan Times,The situation in the Kaziranga National Park, Home of the one-horned rhino, critical as over 50 per cent of its area has been gripped by the flood and the

Film on Burmese Rock Python offers rare nesting footage  -  Sep 17, 2008
Press Trust of India,His 'The Jaws of Death,' a documentary on helpless animals mowed down by vehicles near the Kaziranga National Park, has prompted the administration to think

Army comes to rescue flood-affected people of Assam  -  Sep 2, 2008
Thaindian.com,The Kaziranga National park is also under floodwaters forcing the animals, including the famous one-horned rhinos and elephants, to take shelter on the high

Animals swept away in Kaziranga  -  Sep 1, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,1: Two rhino calves drowned at Kaziranga National Park while several elephant calves were swept away by flood waters in Majuli as a deteriorating situation

Assam: India's little-known land  -  Sep 12, 2008
Telegraph.co.uk,The forests and grasslands of Kaziranga national park are home to 1200 elephants and 1400 wild buffalo, but the iconic beast is the great Indian rhinoceros.

Animals in wild life sanctuaries flee to escape floods in Assam  -  Sep 6, 2008
Newspost Online,Animals in Kaziranga National Park and Pabitar wildlife sanctuary have moved to highlands to escape floods in the Brahmaputra river.

Two rhino carcasses recovered from Kaziranga  -  Sep 10, 2008
Times Now.tv,The carcasses of two rhinos, believed to have drowned in floods, were recovered today (September 10) from Kaziranga National Park in Assam's Golaghat

Endangered Rhinos Face Dwindling Habitat  -  Sep 19, 2008
RedOrbit,Nepal's Chitwan National Park, 50 miles southwest of Kathmandu, is the second-largest habitat for the rhinos after the Assam Kaziranga National Park,

Assam flood scene grim, one washed away  -  Aug 31, 2008
Press Trust of India,Chief Conservator of Forest (wildlife) BS Bonal said over 50 per cent of the Kaziranga National Park has been submerged. Traffic movement on the adjoining

One horn rhino faces gender imbalance  -  Sep 12, 2008
The Statesman,...“Earlier we brought some female rhinos from the Kaziranga National Park, Assam when their population was small in our forests. There are no such plans now,�

Ulfa killing miffs Assam cops  -  Sep 15, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,To add fuel to the fire, Bokakhat police today stumbled on evidence that Sasanka was holed up in a private tourist lodge in Kaziranga National Park in the

Leopard family to have two new members by Nov  -  Sep 14, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,If the zoo authorities have their way, two leopards from the rescue centre of Kaziranga National Park will bring back cheer by the end of this year.

Flood situation grim in India's Assam state, 24 dead  -  Sep 7, 2008
Earthtimes (press release),Two of Assam's wildlife sanctuaries, the Kaziranga National Park and the Pabitora Wildife Sanctuary, have also been flooded and forest officials said at

Carcass found  -  Sep 4, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,4: Three rhino carcasses, including that of a calf, were recovered from the Kaziranga National Park today. The horns of both the adult rhinos were also

Buddhist funeral for 800 dead storks in Assam  -  Sep 21, 2008
Sify,The Banglung village had one of the largest colonies of the storks in Assam after the famed Kaziranga National Park. Wildlife experts and ornithologists

Rhino poaching spikes: Experts  -  Sep 15, 2008
E Kantipur,...national parks while at the same time the Kaziranga National Park (KNP) and other wildlife reserves in India boasted robust rhino numbers, he said.

17 killed in Assam floods  -  Sep 6, 2008
The Statesman,Two of Assam's major wildlife sanctuaries ~ Kaziranga National Park and the Pabitora Wildife Sanctuary ~ are under water. Four rhinos were killed and

Rare rhinos endangered by loss of habitat  -  Sep 17, 2008
Reuters UK,Nepal's Chitwan National Park, located 81 km (51 miles) southwest of Kathmandu, is the second-biggest home for the rhinos after the Kaziranga National Park

State flood situation improves  -  Sep 5, 2008
Assam Tribune,Dergaon, Sept 5 – Floodwater have submerged the Kaziranga National Park (KNP). More than ninty percent area of the National Park.

Banyan collapses, 800 rare storks die  -  Sep 16, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,The Banglung Shyam village had one of the largest colonies of the bird in eastern Assam after river island Majuli and Kaziranga National Park.

Floods in Assam, Manipur CM attacked: North-East weekly roundup  -  Sep 7, 2008
Great Indian Mutiny,...[Source: Statesman] Two wildlife sanctuaries, famed Kaziranga National Park, a world heritage site and Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary have also been severely

Monsoon misery spreads in India; people, rhinos flee  -  Sep 2, 2008
ReutersAnimals fled to higher ground in Kaziranga National Park after the Brahmaputra burst its banks and flooded most of the park, home to more than half of the

Flood situation remains grim in Assam  -  Sep 11, 2008
Economic Times,Most of the Kaziranga National Park, home to more than half of the world's population of one-horned rhinoceros, is under water and at least two rhino calves

Flood situation grim in Assam  -  Sep 6, 2008
Newstrack India,The situation in the Kaziranga National Park, famed for its one-horned rhinos, is also critical with more than 50 percent of the park area under flood

Dispur seeks IIT aid in flood control  -  Sep 6, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,One hog deer was run over on National Highway 37 while escaping from the floodwaters near Kaziranga National Park on Friday.

Buddhist funeral for storks  -  Sep 17, 2008
Calcutta Telegraph,It was one of the largest colonies of the species in Upper Assam after Majuli and Kaziranga National Park. Shyam said the area had been cleaned up and the

MAP: The Brahmaputra River floods Northeast India (satellite image)  -  Sep 10, 2008
Reuters AlertNet,Kaziranga National Park, home to tigers, elephants, panthers, bears, and the world's largest population of one-horned rhinoceroses, was also more than 50

Assam flood situation worsens; death toll mounts  -  Sep 4, 2008
Times of India,The situation in the Kaziranga National Park, famous for its one-horned rhinos, was also critical with over 50 per cent of the park area under flood waters.

Italy considers adding more troops to patrol cities  -  Sep 6, 2008
The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com,In Assam, the Brahmaputra River flooded half of Kaziranga National Park, home to the greatest concentration of endangered Indian one-horned rhinoceroses,

NASA MODIS Image of the Day: September 14, 2008 - The Brahmaputra ...  -  Sep 14, 2008
Space Ref (press release)Kaziranga National Park, home to tigers, elephants, panthers, bears, and the world’s largest population of one-horned rhinoceroses, was also more than 50

Oltre 1,2 milione di sfollati a causa delle esondazioni  -  Sep 5, 2008
Corriere del Ticino,Al momento non risultano vittime, se non quattro animali ospiti del Kaziranga National Park che sono morti affogati. E´ la terza volta dal primo giugno che

India: piena Brahmaputra in Assam Piu' di un milione di persone ...  -  Sep 5, 2008
Borsa Italiana,...da sommergere centinaia di abitazioni. Al momento non risultano vittime, se non alcuni animali ospiti del Kaziranga National Park che sono morti affogati.

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Radio Vaticana,Al momento non risultano vittime, se non quattro animali ospiti del Kaziranga National Park, morti affogati. E' la terza volta dal primo giugno che il fiume

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