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- Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan announced that four female tigers — two each from Chandrapur in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh — will be translocated to the state to boost tiger numbers and genetic diversity.
- The number of anti-poaching camps in the Nagarjunasagar–Srisailam Tiger Reserve is being raised from 89 to 150.
- Recent estimates recorded 68 tigers and 11 cubs in the NSTR–Seshachalam region, which the government attributes to conservation measures like grassland development, prey population increase and drone and camera-trap surveillance.
- The Deputy CM also virtually inaugurated the Guchimi Kumki Elephant Camp in Parvathipuram-Manyam district, saying human-elephant conflict has fallen by over 70% with modern technology.
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- Timeline and execution of the translocation of the four female tigers from Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh
- Expansion of anti-poaching camps at NSTR from 89 to 150
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