Namdapha National Park in Arunachal Pradesh is India’s only sanctuary with all four big cats. A vast jungle of tigers, leopards, rare birds, and tribal heritage, it is a true wilderness frontier.

India's diversity extends far beyond people, climate and landscapes - it also includes its remarkable wildlife. The country is home to a variety of flora and fauna. From the majestic Royal Bengal ...

Leopards steal the spotlight in most cases, although they don’t roar or strut.These are the most elusive jungle cats that ...

The Indian Army is deploying cutting-edge technology to secure the Line of Control, including the high-tech Robotic Mule ...

Outside the eastern India hill resort of Ranchi last week 5,000 people, many in loincloths, some decked out in peacock feathers and silver ankle bangles, listened to a dapper, cigar-smoking orator ...

A wildlife official in central India on Wednesday rejected claims that tribes living in a tiger sanctuary inspired by Rudyard Kipling's "The Jungle Book" were being forced from their ancestral ...

The toads were found in crevices in an Indian jungle, according to the study. The toads, about an inch in length, are covered in black, medium-sized tubercles, or warts.