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Mukandara Tiger Reserve Sees Signs of Growing Family, Forest Dept Tightens Surveillance
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 11:36 AM
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In Rajasthan’s Mukandara Tiger Reserve, sightings of three young tigresses and male tigers in close proximity suggest a potential breeding season, prompting the Forest Department to intensify monitoring across an 82‑sq‑km enclosure and surrounding forest.
The Mukandara Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan has reported increased activity among its tiger population, with three young tigresses observed in close proximity to male tigers, indicating possible breeding behavior.\n\nForest officials noted that the interactions were occurring both within a designated 82‑square‑kilometre enclosure and in adjacent forest areas.\n\nIn response, the Forest Department has heightened surveillance, deploying additional patrols and camera traps to monitor the tigers’ movements and ensure their safety.\n\nExperts say that such signs are encouraging for conservation efforts, as successful breeding is crucial for maintaining the reserve’s tiger numbers.