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Abandoned weak cub to be shifted to Kanha on Sept 1

September 1, 2012
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BHOPAL: A cub, which was abandoned by a tigress in the Panna Tiger Reserve (PTR) would be taken to – Kanha Tiger Reserve (KTR) on Saturday, September 1, for its rehabilitation.

“The date for shifting the six-month cub has been finalised and it would be taken to KTR in a specially designed vehicle with park veterinarian and a divisional forest officer keeping a watch on it. The striped-animal will be first put in a house for some months, thereafter in an enclosure before releasing it in the

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