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Manas unveils Assam’s first grass nursery as reserve battles 60% grassland loss

Reserve releases 15 pygmy hogs and inducts five new camp elephants amid major push to restore critical wildlife habitat Guwahati, June 7: Manas Tiger Reserve...

Two years, zero rhinos poached: How Assam won one of India’s toughest conservation battles

Urmi Bhattacharjee Guwahati, June 5: Home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kaziranga National Park and the world's largest population of the Greater One-Horned...

Rhino charges tourist jeep in Assam’s Manas National Park, tense moments caught on camera

A safari drive inside Manas National Park turned dramatic after a one-horned rhinoceros aggressively charged at a vehicle carrying tourists in the park’s Bansbari range, with the entire episode captured on video.

Assam-ni World Heritage Manas Park-o mongmarangko niamgri goe so·otanichi neng·nikaniko man·enga

Guwahati, May 6: UNESCO-ni World Heritage Site, Assam-ni Manas National Park-o bang·a gondurang aro matcharangchi name chalaianiko dakna man·enggipa da·o mongmarangko niamgri so·ote galanichi...

Kaziranga smashes tourism records: Over 4 lakh visitors flock to wildlife haven in 2024-25

Kaziranga National Park & Tiger Reserve has set a new benchmark in global tourism, witnessing an all-time high in visitor footfall for the fiscal year 2024-25. With over 4.06 lakh tourists, including nearly 17,700 international visitors, the UNESCO World Heritage Site continues to captivate wildlife enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and conservationists from across the globe.

EAM S Jaysankar, Kaziranga National Park-o mongmao gadoe rorama

Guwahati, Feb 24: External Affairs Minister S Jaysankar, Ambassador aro Heads of Missions-ni dongpaanio, Kaziranga National Park-o re•roroe romangaha. Kaziranga National Park, UNESCO World...

Explained: Ahom dynasty’s Moidams in Assam, now UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Moidams (also spelt as Maidam) are burial mounds of Ahom kings, queens, and nobles in Assam. The name "Moidam" comes from the Tai words "Phrang-Mai-Dam" or "Mai-Tam," meaning to bury and the spirit of the dead, according to an academic report from Assam government.

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