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Byaghrobidhoba: Tiger Widows, the untold story of rights, relief and compensation.

Tiger widows, a term that arose from a stark reality of human sustenance, in the Sundarban area give direct translation from the Bengali word “Byaghrobidhoba”, it connotes to the phenomenon of death caused by tiger attacks without vilifying the animal.…

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  • June 10, 2024
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