KOTTAYAM: Amid protests over the death of a woman in a tiger attack at Pancharakolli, Wayanad, Forest Minister A K Saseendran said an order has been issued to capture the animal alive or dead.

Mumbai: The party symbol war between the two factions of Shiv Sena may have ended, but the claim of a real one seems to be ... I will show you what a wounded tiger can do," the former CM added.

The rescue team, along with the Sumatran Tiger Conflict Mitigation Task Force, discovered his dismembered body, with his arms and legs found some distance away from the site of the attack on Tuesday.

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The tiger attack victim was identified as Radha, the wife of a temporary Forest Watcher. Expressing deep pain over the demise of her aunt, Minnu Mani said she wished the killer tiger was taken to ...

Tiger attack in Wayanad: Radha fifth victim from ... prey-species distribution in the Wayanad forests to understand the real reason for the rise in conflicts,” wildlife expert P S Easa said.

Jayasurya, a 28 year old member of the rapid response team (RRT) of the forest department, had suffered minor injuries in the tiger's attack.