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Wild animals estimation program started Rajaji by WII scientists and IFS probationers
Wildlife Institute of India (WII) has begun terrestrial estimation of the wild animals in the Rajaji Tiger Reserve. The counting of all the carnivorous like tigers, leopards etc and herbivorous will be undertaken in this exercise which has started on November 18 and will conclude on November 30. Camera traps have been installed at various places in the RTR for the estimation.
From 50 in 2013, Tadoba-Andhari tigers up by 10
The abstracts of the report were discussed at a two-day internal research seminar by WII from August 18-20.
With 103 tigers, Sunderbans beats official estimates
It's official now. Sunderbans, one of the last surviving natural tiger habitats in the world, has a minimum of 103 tigers.
Second home at Kuno-Palpur ideal for Gir lions, says expert
However, findings of a recent survey in Kuno sanctuary by Wildlife Institute of India (WII), World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) - India and the state forest department have answers to Nathwani's worries.
Wildlife institute slack in identifying species
The Wildlife Institute of India (WII), Dehradun, set up to foster research on conservation of wildlife and forests, seems to be slack in identifying wildlife species and trophies related to crimes investigated by the state forest departments.
Nintendo profits fall on declining Wii sales
Videogame giant Nintendo Co. posted a decline in full year net profit on Thursday and forecast a continued slump next year as sales of its Wii console slow amid a dearth of big software releases.
Nintendo Q1 profit dives 60.6 pc as Wii loses lustre
Nintendo Co. said on Thursday its net profit plunged 60.6 percent in the quarter to June from a year earlier to 42.32 billion yen (445 million dollars) as sales of its Wii console dropped sharply.
Nintendo builds on winning formula at E3
Nintendo on Tuesday laid out videogame offerings that build on the winning momentum of its popular Wii consoles and DS handheld devices.
WII carries out census of animal population in Bhopal
Amid reports of tiger population declining in Panna Tiger Reserve in East Madhya Pradesh, a team from Wildlife Institute of India in Dehradun is carrying out a census of the big cats.
Wii, DS top videogame system Oct sales in US
NPD Group reported on Thursday reported that Nintendo's Wii and DS continued in October to dominate videogame system sales in the United States.
Family-friendly Wii out to win battle-loving gamers
Eric Nofsinger is betting that Nintendo's family-friendly Wii videogame consoles can win the hearts of hardcore gamers. Tips to buy green PC I Gamer's new tools
US company sues Nintendo in Wii wand patent suit
Nintendo's hit Wii console with its wandlike remote controller has been targeted in patent infringement complaints by a US technology company.
US firm files patent claim against Nintendo Wii
A US firm said on Wednesday it had filed legal actions against Japanese-based Nintendo claiming patent infringement by the wildly popular Wii game console.
Nintendo net up on hit Wii
Nintendo’s profit for the fiscal first quarter surged 34% from a year ago as sales of its hit Wii shot up, underlining the success of the wand-wielding video game console in attracting novice players.
Nintendo reports jump in 1Q profit on hit Wii
Nintendo Co.'s profit for the fiscal first quarter surged 34 per cent from a year ago as sales of its hit Wii shot up.
Nintendo Wii outsells Sony PS3 three-fold in 2007: Survey
Nintendo's Wii outsold rival Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3) three-fold in Japan last year, helping the country's multi-billion dollar video game market to notch up its best ever year.
Nintendo Wii sells 372,000 units on Japan debut
Japan's Nintendo Co sold almost 372,000 of its new Wii video game console in the first two days of its Japanese launch, industry analysts said on Tuesday.
Nintendo Wii's a sell-out with Tokyo retailers
Nintendo’s Wii video-game console sold out at some Japanese electronics retailers, competing with Sony’s PlayStation 3 and Microsoft’s Xbox 360.
Wii or PS3? Take your pick
At $500 to $600, the Sony PS3 is roughly twice as expensive as the $250 Nintendo Wii. But does this mean one new game system is twice as good as the other? Let’s look at some key specs of both.
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