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Big cat is back

— Photo: Gopal Sunger

New arrival: In a bid to revive the tiger population at the Sariska reserve, Rajasthan, a three-year-old male cub was airlifted on Saturday from the State’s Ranthambore national park. The move reintroduces the big cat in the reserve, which lost all its tigers to poaching in 2004-05.

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