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In what can be termed as a continued retaliation for the forest encounter incident that occurred on Aug. 15, miscreants set the forest on fire, turning around 10 acres of forest into ashes. The incident took place at Shilubepura in Kollegal taluk of Chamarajanagar district yesterday night. According to...

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News coming in from the New Town area of #WestBengal. Unknown miscreants set ablaze a Kali Mata temple in CB Market area. Due to the fire, the temple and the Murti were damaged. Local Hindus alleged that the Police immediately came and took away the Murti. The incident happened on the night of the 6th of December.
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News coming in from the New Town area of #WestBengal. Unknown miscreants set ablaze a Kali Mata temple in CB Market area. Due to the fire, the temple and the Murti were damaged. Local Hindus alleged that the Police immediately came and took away the Murti. The incident happened on the night of the 6th of December.

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Forest Department Submits Arms, Deer Meat as Evidence in Chamarajanagar Shootout Chamarajanagar, Karnataka In a major development in the probe into the controversial forest shootout in #Chamarajanagar district that left three alleged #poachers dead, the #Forest Department has submitted arms and #wildlife meat as evidence to investigators. Officials confirmed that two rifles and two bags containing #deer meat, reportedly seized from the site of the encounter, have been handed over. Photographs also depict seized items including a head torch, pellets, a knife and suspected drug powder. The incident, which has already triggered widespread protests in Hanur taluk, remains under close scrutiny as forensic and medical examinations are expected to determine whether the department’s claims of illegal hunting hold ground. #TamilNadu Chief Minister #Vijay condemned the killings, urging a free and fair enquiry. The #Karnataka government has ordered a magisterial probe to establish the truth. While forest officials maintain the deceased were poachers, families allege they had gone into the forest on the evening of August 14 to search for missing cattle and were killed in a “fake encounter”on August 15.The case continues to stir political and public debate, with demands for accountability and justice intensifying across the region. Karnataka Forest Department Ramalinga Reddy TVK Vijay
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Forest Department Submits Arms, Deer Meat as Evidence in Chamarajanagar Shootout Chamarajanagar, Karnataka In a major development in the probe into the controversial forest shootout in #Chamarajanagar district that left three alleged #poachers dead, the #Forest Department has submitted arms and #wildlife meat as evidence to investigators. Officials confirmed that two rifles and two bags containing #deer meat, reportedly seized from the site of the encounter, have been handed over. Photographs also depict seized items including a head torch, pellets, a knife and suspected drug powder. The incident, which has already triggered widespread protests in Hanur taluk, remains under close scrutiny as forensic and medical examinations are expected to determine whether the department’s claims of illegal hunting hold ground. #TamilNadu Chief Minister #Vijay condemned the killings, urging a free and fair enquiry. The #Karnataka government has ordered a magisterial probe to establish the truth. While forest officials maintain the deceased were poachers, families allege they had gone into the forest on the evening of August 14 to search for missing cattle and were killed in a “fake encounter”on August 15.The case continues to stir political and public debate, with demands for accountability and justice intensifying across the region. Karnataka Forest Department Ramalinga Reddy TVK Vijay

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An incident of Tamil Nadu-based bikers trespassing into the safari route at Bandipur National Park was reported yesterday. The biker, along with a pillion rider, was seen travelling on his motorcycle on the safari route located 3 kms from Bandipur old campus at about 4.50 pm. With tigers and other wild animals being sighted at the tiger reserve, the bikers have neglected the safety norms by straying into the forest. On witnessing the bikers entering the restricted forest area, a few of the Mysuru-based tourists warned them not to enter the forest. However, not yielding to the warning, they continued their jolly ride about 2 kms into the forest and returned on the same route. The video of which was captured by some tourists. Meanwhile, by the time the forest guards could arrive, the duo had fled the spot through the Kekkanahalla check post and Mudumalai Tiger Reserve in Tamil Nadu. The Forest officials, who have noted down the motorcycle registration number, have passed it on to the Mudumalai forest officials and Tamil Nadu Police. Bandipur Tiger Reserve Director L. Nandish has also instructed the officials to identify the miscreants and initiate necessary action.
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An incident of Tamil Nadu-based bikers trespassing into the safari route at Bandipur National Park was reported yesterday. The biker, along with a pillion rider, was seen travelling on his motorcycle on the safari route located 3 kms from Bandipur old campus at about 4.50 pm. With tigers and other wild animals being sighted at the tiger reserve, the bikers have neglected the safety norms by straying into the forest. On witnessing the bikers entering the restricted forest area, a few of the Mysuru-based tourists warned them not to enter the forest. However, not yielding to the warning, they continued their jolly ride about 2 kms into the forest and returned on the same route. The video of which was captured by some tourists. Meanwhile, by the time the forest guards could arrive, the duo had fled the spot through the Kekkanahalla check post and Mudumalai Tiger Reserve in Tamil Nadu. The Forest officials, who have noted down the motorcycle registration number, have passed it on to the Mudumalai forest officials and Tamil Nadu Police. Bandipur Tiger Reserve Director L. Nandish has also instructed the officials to identify the miscreants and initiate necessary action.

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In June 1970, the U.S. Forest Service, under the sponsorship of the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), published a report titled "Forest Fire as a Military Weapon." This study was initiated in 1965 at the request of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who sought to explore the use of using forest fires as a tactical weapon in military operations. The research aimed to determine whether intentionally set forest fires could be used to destroy enemy resources, create barriers, or force movement by making large areas impassable.
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In June 1970, the U.S. Forest Service, under the sponsorship of the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), published a report titled "Forest Fire as a Military Weapon." This study was initiated in 1965 at the request of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who sought to explore the use of using forest fires as a tactical weapon in military operations. The research aimed to determine whether intentionally set forest fires could be used to destroy enemy resources, create barriers, or force movement by making large areas impassable.

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#WATCH | Coimbatore | A male wild elephant known as Rolex had been frequently coming out of the forest in the Thondamuthur forest area and causing crop damage and loss of life. The elephant was constantly monitored as it emerged from the forest every night. In this situation, the elephant was anaesthetised at around 2 am on October 17 and was brought under control. It was loaded into a lorry by three Kumkis (Kapildev, Wasim and Bomman) and taken to the Varakaliyar, Elephant camp. (Visuals: Forest Department)

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Under extreme conditions, a forest fire can spread across the area of 11 football fields in just one minute. Since 2022, Huawei has worked with Greek partners — using drones and AI — to detect forest fires at the earliest stage, giving rescue teams precious time to get ahead of the fire.

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Yet another incident of violence against the Hindu minority has been reported from Bangladesh, ahead of the upcoming elections. A 23-year-old Hindu man, identified as Chanchal Chandra Bhowmik, was burned alive while sleeping inside a garage in Narsingdi, around 50 km from Dhaka. Police said unidentified miscreants set the garage on fire, and CCTV footage is being examined to identify the attackers. The incident has intensified concerns over the safety of minority communities amid a spate of recent attacks on Hindus across the country.
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Yet another incident of violence against the Hindu minority has been reported from Bangladesh, ahead of the upcoming elections. A 23-year-old Hindu man, identified as Chanchal Chandra Bhowmik, was burned alive while sleeping inside a garage in Narsingdi, around 50 km from Dhaka. Police said unidentified miscreants set the garage on fire, and CCTV footage is being examined to identify the attackers. The incident has intensified concerns over the safety of minority communities amid a spate of recent attacks on Hindus across the country.

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A team of forest officials raided a farmhouse in Mangala village, located on the fringes of Bandipur Tiger Reserve in Chamarajanagar and recovered a deer head, antlers, pelt and a licensed gun. Acting on a tip-off from a farmer leader in Mangala village, a team of forest officials from the Gopalaswamy Betta Range of the Bandipur Tiger Reserve arrived at the farm house and conducted a thorough inspection, during which the deer head, pelt,antlers and guns were found. The forest officials immediately seized the items including guns and knifes. They are also investigating whether the gun was used for illegal activities or hunting. According to the forest officials, the farmhouse belonged to one lady Senetila Langkumerand the weapons to one of her relative Karnal Jacob, both of whom are currently absconding. Meanwhile, the forest sleuths arrested one Suresh Pariyar, who was present at the farmhouse during the raid.

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This is a place named Kheda in Gujarat. A group of women dancing Garba were pelted with stones from the mosque, injuring some women. Responding to the incident, the police gave the miscreants the same treatment as per Sharia law that is given in Saudi Arabia.
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I’ve returned to the edge of the forest fire in Deschutes County. 22k acres have burned and it is 5% contained. The fire reportedly started at a Homeless encampment. I’m meeting with elected officials and going up in a helicopter soon to survey the damage from the air.
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I’ve returned to the edge of the forest fire in Deschutes County. 22k acres have burned and it is 5% contained. The fire reportedly started at a Homeless encampment. I’m meeting with elected officials and going up in a helicopter soon to survey the damage from the air.

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#WATCH | Uttarakhand: The sighting of a Bengal tiger once again in the Binsar Wildlife Sanctuary, located at an altitude of around 8,000 feet, has raised concerns among the Forest Department, tourists and residents living in nearby areas. A video showing the tiger’s movement in Binsar has gone viral on social media. The Forest Department has also confirmed the presence of the tiger in the sanctuary. Following reports of the tiger’s presence, the Forest Department has stepped up surveillance in the Binsar area. Camera traps have been installed to track the tiger’s movement and location, while a Quick Response Team (QRT) has also been activated to deal with any emergency situation. (Video: Forest Department)

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The wild elephant in Assam’s Golaghat district is finally free from the heavy tractor tyre trapped around its neck. After hours of painstaking effort, the frontline team of the Assam Forest Department successfully removed it. What a relief, but the incident also soptlights how discarded waste and abandoned items in and around forest areas can turn deadly for wildlife 🫡 Kudos to the rescuers ! #elephants

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Today (NOV 5) at around 2 am, #Bangladesh local time, two masked men set fire to the front door of our house in Bogra, Bangladesh. The masked miscreants used an inflammable liquid and set the front door ablaze before running away. One of the men took photos or video of the arson using his mobile before the two disappeared. The miscreants recorded their action, perhaps to show it to their boss or bosses who engineered the attack. Although the miscreants have not been identified yet, however, I am sure that those miscreants are supporters or workers of a political party and that they had been asked by their party seniors to target our Bogra house. I think you all — who follow me on social media — can guess which political party the miscreants might be affiliated with. My elderly widowed mother lives in our ancestral home in Bogra. Can you imagine what a terrible fate she would have met with if the fire somehow spread inside, or it was not extinguished on time? Those who hatched the conspiracy and tried to set the entire house on fire with an old woman inside are not human beings. These demons are doing politics and rooting for power in Bangladesh. Those who set fire to my house and the masterminds behind the arson will get caught. The nation will know who targeted our Bogra house. I urge the people of Bogra to take the best care of my family’s safety there. And, I call on my fellow countrymen to identify those miscreants who carried out the arson today, expose their political identity and throw them out of Bogra. But let me make it clear to all that no such intimidation can silence me. I will keep raising my voice even if they reduce our family home to ashes. I will keep protesting against malpractices and injustice as I did during the regime of Sheikh Hasina. I will never buckle under pressure. My fight on behalf of the common people of Bangladesh will continue as long as I am alive. Inquilab Zindabad! (Long Live the Revolution)
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Today (NOV 5) at around 2 am, #Bangladesh local time, two masked men set fire to the front door of our house in Bogra, Bangladesh. The masked miscreants used an inflammable liquid and set the front door ablaze before running away. One of the men took photos or video of the arson using his mobile before the two disappeared. The miscreants recorded their action, perhaps to show it to their boss or bosses who engineered the attack. Although the miscreants have not been identified yet, however, I am sure that those miscreants are supporters or workers of a political party and that they had been asked by their party seniors to target our Bogra house. I think you all — who follow me on social media — can guess which political party the miscreants might be affiliated with. My elderly widowed mother lives in our ancestral home in Bogra. Can you imagine what a terrible fate she would have met with if the fire somehow spread inside, or it was not extinguished on time? Those who hatched the conspiracy and tried to set the entire house on fire with an old woman inside are not human beings. These demons are doing politics and rooting for power in Bangladesh. Those who set fire to my house and the masterminds behind the arson will get caught. The nation will know who targeted our Bogra house. I urge the people of Bogra to take the best care of my family’s safety there. And, I call on my fellow countrymen to identify those miscreants who carried out the arson today, expose their political identity and throw them out of Bogra. But let me make it clear to all that no such intimidation can silence me. I will keep raising my voice even if they reduce our family home to ashes. I will keep protesting against malpractices and injustice as I did during the regime of Sheikh Hasina. I will never buckle under pressure. My fight on behalf of the common people of Bangladesh will continue as long as I am alive. Inquilab Zindabad! (Long Live the Revolution)

Pinaki Bhattacharya

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Uttar Pradesh : The tiger, which came out of the Tiger Reserve forest in Pilibhit district and reached Atkona village in the night, is still resting on the wall of the Gurudwara. A huge crowd has gathered to see the Tiger. A security cordon has been created by the Forest Department using a net. Police administration officials have also reached the spot. Report: Satish Mishra.AIR News Lucknow
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Uttar Pradesh : The tiger, which came out of the Tiger Reserve forest in Pilibhit district and reached Atkona village in the night, is still resting on the wall of the Gurudwara. A huge crowd has gathered to see the Tiger. A security cordon has been created by the Forest Department using a net. Police administration officials have also reached the spot. Report: Satish Mishra.AIR News Lucknow

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