Source: thehindu.com Moved by videos shared on the social media regarding alleged cruel treatment meted out to three female elephants during translocation from Villupuram to Tiruchi recently, Justice G.R. Swaminathan of the Madras High Court visited them in his private capacity at the Forest department camp. After taking stock of Sandhya, 43, Indu, 34, and
Source: devdiscourse.com A day after the Jharkhand High Court suspended Dumka Principal District and Sessions Judge Om Prakash Singh for allegedly flouting forest laws, the state police on Saturday registered an FIR against him. The court had suspended Singh on the basis of a vigilance report. On the basis of the report received from the High Court Registrar (Vigilance)
Source: telanganatoday.com Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court on Wednesday paved the way for the appointment of 1,857 Forest Beat Officers (FBOs) vacating an earlier stay on their appointments. The latest addition of 1,857 FBOs marks the Department gaining 100 per cent of its staff strength for the first time, including its existence in united Andhra
