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Ranthambore is Buzzing with action once again- Dollar male aka T25 is back at lakes almost exactly after an year, not sure if this is a desperate measure due to receding water levels in park OR an annual ritual he has been following for last few years since 2012.

Tiger clan at Ranthambore grows further as news of sighting of new set of cubs in tourism area gets confirmed. Cubs of T39 aka Noor & T60- resident female tiger from tourism zone at Ranthambore have been sighted recently which increases the count of tigers further in tiger paradise.Both the tigers have been sighted with two cu

Last week there were reports of a tigress sighted with new born cubs in zone 4. Few safari guides & accompanying guests claimed of having seen a tigress walking with cubs on a hill. However before anybody could document this sighting by taking pictures, they disappeared in bushes. Since the area belongs to T41 aka Laila it was

Machli was the first tiger I saw in Ranthambhore when I landed here 7 years back & found her character inspiring. There was something which drew me to her each time. Her contribution to tiger world is immense-

While Rajbagh has been put on rent, the dynasty which controlled this area for almost two decades is not ready to let it go to some lesser mortal. Grand Matriarch Machli decided to come out of her old age home & repossess it. She spent three nostalgic days visiting area in which she was born & also areas which were once her ho

We are already in First week of November & most of the National Parks and wildlife sanctuaries are already open except Dhikala zone of Corbett National Park which is scheduled to open around 15th November. Sighting reports from most prominent parks of India have been good so far especially Ranthambore, Kanha & Bandhavgarh.

It is during that time of the year when enthusiasts and photographers wrap up their gear and wait out until the next season dawns a new beginning, that we attempt the gather our wits around what was the dynamics of the park until this end of season at Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve.

As summers arrives early at Ranthambore, the fight for dominance intensifies further. Resources become scarce which leads to fights over control of area and subsequently weaker ones are forced to move out.

visitors post 3 months closure on account of annual rains. Rain gods have been kind at almost all destinations this monsoon which means adequate water & food availability for forest denizens in the coming season. Ranthambore, Bandhavgarh, Kanha, Panna, Pench & Satpura opened for visitors on Ocotber 1st while Bijrani zone of

The wait is finally over & the gates of paradise are finally open. Almost like a ritual for past few years I am there on day one & perhaps one of the first visitor to enter the park post monsoon. This