Newer official TCP archive that states Bhainsrodgarh Sanctuary was added to Mukandra Hills Tiger Reserve by order 4854336 dated 05.10.2023 and made part of the core tiger reserve.
Type
Core management plan / updated official copy
Source
Mukundara Hills Tiger Reserve / Rajasthan Forest Department
File
28 MB / 773 pages
Issued
Updated copy references 05 Oct 2023 order
Best for: Use for the current Bhainsrodgarh core-addition context, updated management framing, corridor notes, protection infrastructure and long-form planning details.
Stored in the MHTR document archive; original source retained for citation.
A WII rapid assessment report on aquatic wildlife and river habitat quality along the Chambal River stretch between Kota Barrage and Jawahar Sagar Dam.
Type
Technical report
Source
Wildlife Institute of India, Dehradun
File
23 MB / 64 pages
Issued
2021
Best for: Use for Chambal river-valley context, otter signs, crocodile and turtle records, waterbirds, raptors, fish diversity, and development-impact interpretation around the wider Mukundara landscape.
Stored in the MHTR document archive; original source retained for citation.
Open-access natural history note documenting the first photographic record of caracal from Ramgarh Visdhari and Mukundara Hills Tiger Reserves.
Type
Species record / natural history note
Source
Journal of Wildlife Science
File
12 MB / 4 pages
Issued
2025
Best for: Use for caracal distribution, rare small-cat conservation context, camera-trap monitoring value and semi-arid western Indian landscape interpretation.
Stored in the MHTR document archive; original source retained for citation.
Study of sloth bear occupancy, signs, den records and habitat use in Mukundara Hills Tiger Reserve, with mixed forest and water-adjacent habitats highlighted.
Type
Research paper
Source
Flora and Fauna
File
194 KB / 6 pages
Issued
2015
Best for: Use for sloth bear distribution, habitat preference, sign-survey context and human-use pressure around MHTR.
Stored in the MHTR document archive; original source retained for citation.
Research article on sloth bear food availability and scat-based diet composition in Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary, part of the Mukundara Hills Tiger Reserve landscape.
Type
Research paper
Source
International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews
File
736 KB / 7 pages
Issued
2022
Best for: Use for sloth bear feeding ecology, seasonal food context, plant-food references and insect-heavy diet interpretation.
Stored in the MHTR document archive; original source retained for citation.
Scat-analysis study of leopard diet in Mukandara Hills National Park, recording prey items such as Hanuman langur, jackal, nilgai, fox, wild boar and domestic dog.
Type
Research paper
Source
International Journal of Pure and Applied Bioscience
File
1.3 MB / 5 pages
Issued
2013
Best for: Use for leopard prey context, historical carnivore ecology and comparing prey-base notes with later MHTR management documents.
Stored in the MHTR document archive; original source retained for citation.
A river-basin brief for the Kali Sindh, including land-cover, river-system and biodiversity context for the basin that passes through Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary in MHTR.
Type
River-basin biodiversity brief
Source
Wildlife Institute of India / Ganga Knowledge Portal
File
2.7 MB / 4 pages
Issued
2026
Best for: Use for Kali Sindh basin context, riverine biodiversity, fishing cat and otter habitat references, and wider Chambal-linked landscape interpretation.
Stored in the MHTR document archive; original source retained for citation.
Research paper focused on wildlife-corridor significance for Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve and wider biodiversity conservation.
Type
Research paper
Source
International Journal of Education, Modern Management, Applied Science & Social Science
File
1.9 MB / 16 pages
Issued
2023
Best for: Use as a secondary corridor-context source, especially when discussing connectivity, gene flow, landscape permeability and conservation planning.
Stored in the MHTR document archive; original source retained for citation.
Government answer on tiger sub-population inbreeding, connectivity, Project Tiger implementation and corridors involving Ranthambore, Kuno, Madhav and Mukundra.
Type
Parliamentary question answer
Source
Lok Sabha / MoEFCC
File
433 KB / 6 pages
Issued
6 Feb 2023
Best for: Use for official parliamentary wording on tiger connectivity, genetic-inbreeding concerns and inter-reserve corridor policy context.
Stored in the MHTR document archive; original source retained for citation.
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