Tiger Tragedy Sparks Protests: A Community in Crisis
A 47-year-old woman named Radha was killed by a tiger in Mananthavady village, triggering protests. The incident occurred a day after reports claimed a decline in human-animal conflicts. Authorities plan to capture or kill the tiger, enhance local safety measures, and compensate the victim's family.

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A tragic incident unfolded at Mananthavady village as a 47-year-old woman was killed by a tiger, igniting protests among locals who demand immediate action.
The victim, Radha, was attacked while harvesting coffee, just a day after officials claimed reduced human-animal conflicts. In response, an order to capture or kill the animal has been issued.
Local authorities, led by Minister O R Kelu, promised enhanced safety measures and compensation for Radha's family. Despite assurances, calls for sustainable solutions to wild animal attacks continue to grow.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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