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Rajasthan centre racing to save Great Indian Bustard clocks big win(g)—1st captive-born chick of 2025

New Delhi: The captive breeding programme of endangered Great Indian Bustards (GIB) in Rajasthan recorded another success ...

Existence of Great Indian Bustard at Boramani airport site to be re-surveyed after elections

Kolhapur: Solapur district collector Kumar Ashirwad said the presence of the critically endangered Great Indian Bustard (GIB) ...
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Rajasthan is going all out to save the great Indian bustard. Its next big step—rewilding

Yet, the critically endangered largest flying bird in the world has been reduced to something of a pet—though not quite. With fewer than 150 great Indian bustards remaining in the wild, a lot is ...
Deccan Chronicle

Power Lines, Industrial Expansion Endangering Great Indian Bustards in Nandyal

Increased power transmission lines owing to rapid industrialisation and changing cropping patterns are posing a serious ...
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Captive-raised chicks offer hope for extremely rare great Indian bustard

Time is running out for the great Indian bustard. In the wild, fewer than 150 of these critically endangered ostrich-like birds survive, mostly in India’s Rajasthan state. But a captive-breeding ...
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Monitoring by centralised authority main reason for success of Project Tiger, says SC

Read more about Monitoring by centralised authority main reason for success of Project Tiger, says SC on Devdiscourse ...