Roshni has to her credit catching and relocating 800-odd snakes, most of them venomous, from human settlements in the state ...

Beat Forest Officer G S Roshni, who has rescued over 800 snakes, earns praise from Shashi Tharoor and UN official for her fearless first-time king cobra rescue.

G S Roshni, a forest officer in Kerala, skillfully rescued a 16-foot king cobra during her first encounter with the species.

GS Roshni, from the Paruthipalli Range under Kerala's Forest Department, was seen in a video capturing the venomous snake ...

Beat Forest Officer G S Roshni, who has rescued over 800 venomous and non-poisonous snakes in her nearly eight-year-long ...

The viral clip shows the Kerala forest officer stepping into a stream and handling the king cobra using a special tool.

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday heaped praise on a Forest Beat Officer in Kerala for bravely rescuing a massive king ...

Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan shared a video of a man holding a massive King Cobra with nothing but his ...

GS Roshni, a forest officer with around eight years of experience in handling snakes, was calm enough as she wrangled the ...

The King Cobra, the world's longest venomous snake, earns its regal title through its unique diet of other snakes, potent ...

King cobras have their own genus, Ophiophagus, and are not classified among the true cobras in the genus Naja. However, king cobras can flatten and spread their neck ribs into the characteristic cobra ...

The King Cobra is the longest venomous snake in the world, with lengths up to 18 feet. Size, though, does not always reflect a monarch. Its dominance begins with its unconventional diet. Other ...