A five-year-old
tiger
named
Sultan
was brought to Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) zoo on Thursday. The tiger reached the city after a two-day, 800km journey from Nagpur’s Gorewada Rescue Centre. Sultan has been brought to
SGNP
to mate with three tigresses—Bijlee (9), Mastani (9) and Laxmi (10). The breeding program will be undertaken once the tiger settles in his new home.
Sultan was not tranquilized and reached SGNP after several short breaks along the route. His journey on a specialized SGNP van was successfully conducted by the SGNP rescue team under the guidance of Shri Barabde, superintendent of Lion Safari Park, and Dr Shailesh Pethe, veterinary officer, SGNP. — Radhika Nair
Radhika Nair is a Digital Content Producer with over six years of...
Read MoreRadhika Nair is a Digital Content Producer with over six years of experience in the entertainment beat. She specializes in covering celebrity interviews and industry news, with a focus on movies, TV shows, and OTT updates. Radhika is known for her insightful reporting and dynamic content creation. Her hobbies include photography, which complements her career in digital content production by enhancing her storytelling skills and capturing compelling visual narratives.
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