Daltonganj: The lone elusive tiger that has been roaming inside the Palamu Tiger Reserve (PTR) since October 20, which has been corroborated by several evidence, was finally captured by a camera trap.Deputy director of the south division of the tiger reserve, Kumar Ashish, said the footage of the tiger was captured on Sunday night. He said, The tiger has been spotted in the south division of the reserve.I cant disclose the range and location of the tiger to ensure its safety.Ashish further said, The Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun, will now be assured of our claim of the presence of tiger in our reserve. Camera trapping of tigers is an undeniable evidence. Though we sent samples of scat, pugmarks and hair of the tiger to the institute for genetic analysis around October 20, we had no camera footage of the big cat to further support our claims. There are four ranges in each of the south and the north divisions of the PTR.Ashish said, The tiger killed an adult buffalo. Our camera trapped the tiger barely a kilometre away from the kill. The tiger was trying to ensure his privacy before eating the buffalo.We are waiting for the buffalo owner to come and provide us with the details of the buffalo, he added.Livestock grazing is strictly prohibited in the core area of the PTR. Buffaloes leave a repulsive stink in the water holes. No wildlife drinks from the water holes that are visited by buffaloes because of the stink. We also published the following articles recentlyArt exhibition celebrates symbiotic relationship between tigers, tribal communities living close to tiger reservesPresident Droupadi Murmu inaugurated an art exhibition called "Silent Conversation: From margins to the centre." The exhibition showcased the artwork of tribal artists from tiger reserves in India. The objective of the exhibition is to establish a sustainable market for these artworks and provide an alternative livelihood for marginalized communities. The event was organized by the Sankala Foundation in collaboration with the National Tiger Conservation Authority. The exhibition aims to bring tribal art into the national spotlight and preserve their heritage. It also spreads awareness about tigers, forests, and tribal communities.HC to hear tiger reserve case after SC hears Goas SLPThe high court of Bombay at Goa has postponed the hearing in the tiger reserve contempt plea to November 11, after the Supreme Court hears the matter. The case concerns an application by the Goa Foundation asking the court to consider contempt proceedings after the state failed to notify the tiger reserve within the deadline. The court also directed the state government to prepare a tiger conservation plan within the same period.Hrithik Roshan in Tiger 3- ReportsAditya Chopras Tiger 3, the upcoming film in YRFs Spy Universe, is set to be the biggest extravaganza in the history of Yash Raj Films. Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif are returning to their iconic roles, with Shah Rukh Khan and Hrithik Roshan also making appearances. The involvement of Hrithik Roshan has been kept under wraps, and it is set to be a big surprise for audiences. With the inclusion of Tiger, Pathaan, and Kabir in the same film, this is a monumental moment in Indian cinema.

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