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MAOISTS FIND SANCTUARY IN KANHA

ome 2,162 sq km of lush central Indian jungle, home to the tiger, bison, sloth bear, packs of the ferocious Indian wild dog and…Mowgli? No, Kipling needs to be updated for 2022. The right answer is Maoists. One of the oldest protected forests in India, Kanha Tiger Reserve is seeing a bit of twist in the tail. Home to over 100 tigers today, it’s one of the most popular wildlife reserves in India. But tourists keen on seeing the big cat in its natural habitat have a reasonable chance now of

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