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Published 4 years ago

Kevin Pietersen Interview: Assam is Global Leader in Protecting Rhinos Because They Care For Animals

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Kevin Pietersen spoke to News18 on his journey as a rhino activist and conservationist, about his new documentary and what he hopes to achieve through it and the impact on the global pandemic on conservation of animals. Watch it here.

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Times of IndiaTimes of India

Poaching for horns major challenge faced by rhinos in Assam, says forest minister Parimal Suklabaidya

GUWAHATI: On the eve of World Rhino Day, Assam forest minister Parimal Suklabaidya on Monday said that the major challenge faced by rhinos in Assam is.

4 years ago·India
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News18 IndiaNews18 India

Kevin Pietersen Interview: Assam is Global Leader in Protecting Rhinos Because They Care For Animals

Kevin Pietersen spoke to News18 on his journey as a rhino activist and conservationist, about his new documentary and what he hopes to achieve through it and the impact on the global pandemic on conservation of animals. Watch it here.

4 years ago·India
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NDTVNDTV

Video | Saving Indian Rhinos A Way Of Saying "Thank You India": Kevin Pietersen

Former England captain and conservationist Kevin Pietersen, who speaks passionately about conserving the rhino ecosystem, says that his efforts for saving Indian rhinos is a way of saying "Thank you India" as he has benefitted financially and culturally from this land. Pietersen is now a commentator at the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020.

4 years ago·New Delhi, India
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LatestlyLatestly

Rhino Poaching in Assam Reduced by 86% in Past 3 Years, Says Environment and Forest Minister Parimal Suklabaidya

Poaching of rhinos in Assam for the animal's precious horns has reduced by more than 86 per cent in the past three years, Environment and Forest Minister Parimal Suklabaidya said as the World Rhino Day was celebrated on Tuesday. With an estimated Rhinoceros population of 2,640, Assam has the largest number of Indian one-horn rhinos in the world. Rhino Poaching in Assam Reduced by 86% in Past 3 Years, Says Environment and Forest Minister Parimal …

4 years ago
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Rhino Poaching in Assam Has Reduced by 86% in Past 3 Years: Forest Minister

With an estimated Rhinoceros population of 2,640, Assam has the largest number of Indian one-horn rhinos in the world.

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