Valmik Thapar, one of the world’s greatest authorities on wild tigers once wrote that Macchli, Ranthambhore’s legendary tigress, “stirred the...

“We were at Sher Bagh enjoying a scrumptious Eggs Benedict when there was a crackle on my wireless. A tiger was reportedly seen some fifty...

This week we look at some images from around Ranthambhore National Park, as summer begins to engulf northern and central India. Though...

The Zeiss Wildlife Conservation Awards recognise extraordinary efforts and initiatives for the cause of wildlife conservation. This year,...

With hours to go before the bonfires of “Holika Dahan” (The Immolation of Holika), light up city squares and village chaupals across India, in...

Ranthambhore, which literally means, “the place of the pillars of war” may have had a contested history that we are all familiar with, but the...

The Farm at SUJÁN The Serai nestles in a corner of the camp, bordering soft hillocks and mellow bui scrubland. The poultry (all local desi...

Into the New Year and Ranthambhore seems to have come alive with promises foretold. Dispersing tigers, ungulates in their dazzling winter...