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Nagpur’s Gorewada Wildlife Rescue Centre officials and the team from the Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park and Wildlife Research Centre, Pune, led by veterinary officer Ghanshyam Mohan Pawar, in front of the transport vehicle on Wednesday.

Nagpur: The Gorewada Wildlife Rescue Centre on Wednesday handed over two tigers to a Pune team for relocation to the Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park and Wildlife Research Centre.The male and female tigers were handed over at 5pm to a team led by veterinary officer Ghanshyam Mohan Pawar after the required veterinary checks and procedures were completed, according to a press note issued by the Gorewada project.The Central Zoo Authority (CZA), New Delhi, had approved the relocation following a proposal for the exchange of wild animals between the Gorewada centre and other zoos across the country.Details of the animals Gorewada would receive in exchange were not available.



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