To check Oneindia News on your Mobile
go to:   http://m.oneindia.in/news/
  •  

Four alligators, one red jungle fowl in SVZP

Tirupati, Mar 14 (UNI) Addition of four alligators, along with a male red jungle fowl to the Sri Venkateswara Zoological Park (SVZP) attracted more visitors to the park here.

Talking to UNI yesterday, Zoo Curator K Chandrasekar Pillai said four alligators and a red jungle fowl had been brought from Indira Gandhi Zooligical Park in Vishakapatnam on Monday. The alligators, were 18 to 24 months old, he added.

''We will feed them properly and house them separately in an old enclosure till they get acclimatised to the conditions'', he said.

The male red jungle fowl brought to the park would be used for mating the lone red fowl in the park, he added.

UNI

Russia, US to boost cooperation on strategic matters

Moscow, Feb 22 (UNI) Russia and the United States today urged for intensive cooperation in the fight against international terrorism, settling regional crises and strengthening the non-proliferation regime. In talks today with US National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley, Russian Security Council secretary Igor Ivanov highlighted the development of a strategic dialogue between Moscow and Washington on security and other international issues, the Russian Security Council press service said in a statement. ''Mr Igor Ivanov underlined the importance of addressing existing.....

Census of Mudhumalai Park to be completed by March 18

Chennai, Mar 14 (UNI) The seven-days general census of Mudhumalai Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park in Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu, undertaken by the Wildlife Department, would be completed by March 18. Wildlife Department sources said a training programme was also held in Theppakadu, as part of the census. Though as many as 148 volunteers came forward to assist, only 32 were selected for taking the census of the park, which was spread over 271 sqkm. Around 70 forest officers.....

Indian, US officials deny hitch in finalising nuclear deal

Washington, Feb 23 (UNI) Top Indian and US diplomats have ruled out the possibility of any last-minute hitch in finalising the US-India civilian nuclear agreement, setting at rest doubts raised in both the countries over the future of the historic deal. Foreign Secretary Shiv Shankar Menon and US Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Nicholas Burns said leaders of the two countries had already reached an understanding on the basic issue. ''Our job is now a technical job, actually, expressing.....
User Comments
[ Post Comments ]
Be the first to comment on this article.
Oneindia  Oneindia Login