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Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha

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Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha has decades of field experience in covering global terrorism, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka. He is also an enthusiastic wildlife photographer.

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    Pak-Afghanistan rift widens with the Taliban’s refusal handover TTP militants after air strikes

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha April 18, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha April 18, 2022

    <p> Ignoring Taliban’s protests of Pakistan air strikes inside Afghanistan, the Pakistani foreign office on Monday summoned the Afghan envoy in Islamabad, and told him that Pakistan has run out …

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    Long-tailed Shrike- the butcher bird with Mask of Zorro

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha March 29, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha March 29, 2022

    <p> “It is a butcher…do not get deceived by its look,” said my photographer friend.</p> <p> A beautiful bird with a dark black stripe across its eyes, it resembles Zorro, …

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    White collared Kingfisher has elitist tastes–prefers crabs over fish

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha March 20, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha March 20, 2022

    <p> It’s always a thrill to see a completely unfamiliar bird when exploring a new area. But there is also a comfort in recognising something relatable when exploring a new …

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    Black-hooded Oriole – One of 100 Birds to See Before You Die

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha March 13, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha March 13, 2022

    <p> The first time I saw the bird was in my childhood in Chandil near Jamshedpur in Jharkhand. In Bangla it is called Holde pakhi (yellow bird) because of its …

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    Coppersmith barbet – A mysterious bird that produces a metallic sound in 204 notes!

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha March 6, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha March 6, 2022

    <p> <strong>Spring is here and days are getting warmer and along with the warmth comes calls puk..puk or kuk..kuk of our Coppersmith bird also known as Chota Vasanta or Tambet …

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    Meet India’s singing bird ‘Shama’

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha February 26, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha February 26, 2022

    <p> “This bird is called White-rumped Shama,” our guide and wildlife expert Onkar Dharwadkar informed us,”please be quick with your camera, before it flies away.”</p> <p> “Shama..you mean Shama in …

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    Graceful Pelicans return to India’s Bharatpur bird sanctuary after three years

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha February 13, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha February 13, 2022

    <p> We were back again in Keoladeo bird sanctuary in Bharatpur, Rajasthan – this time for the Great White Pelicans. Our guide had informed us that this time hundreds of …

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    Mystery Male” T-1 Tiger of Pench critically injured in a tragic hit- and– run case

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha January 27, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha January 27, 2022

    <p> The mystery tiger of Pench Tiger reserve was injured in a hit and run case on Tuesday. According to the forest officials, the 10-year-old tiger is critical as its …

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    For the Indian Skimmer, the cursed Chambal is a boon

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha January 23, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha January 23, 2022

    <p> “Ganga and Yamuna are holy. But there’s a lot of pollution,’’ says my guide, “Chambal is cursed, but the water is healthy. That is why those who came here …

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    Tawny and Steppe eagles: Birds of the same feather?

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha January 9, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha January 9, 2022

    <p> Is it a Tawny eagle or a Steppe eagle? I was confused because they both look so similar like twins brothers or sisters of Bollywood movies and only their …

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    Shikra – the leopard among birds of prey

    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha January 2, 2022
    by Mrityunjoy Kumar Jha January 2, 2022

    <p> Shikra – the word Shikra is borrowed from the Urdu word which is derived from the word shikari meaning hunter. Once upon a time, this magnificent bird of prey …

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