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Tiger Returns to Koppal's Kishkindha Hills After 50 Years
A tiger has been sighted in Koppal's Kishkindha hills, marking its return after nearly 50 years. The Forest Department is increasing vigilance and alerting local communities to ensure safety and conservation efforts. This sighting highlights the importance of wildlife preservation in Karnataka's forests.
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