How Rajasthan Counts Leopards: Inside the 24-Hour Waterhole Wildlife Census at Jhalana and Amagarh

Jhalana has emerged as one of the most debated urban leopard landscapes of India due to its small-sized forest, leopard population and urban influences. The topic of wildlife estimation in Jhalana has gained significance in the year 2026 owing to the emerging wildlife estimations, management actions, studies, and policies that influence the understanding of the reserve.

From Man Sagar to Mangarh Lake: How Jaipur’s Wetlands and Jhalana Combine to Protect the Aravalli Ecosystem

Jaipur is globally celebrated for its architectural geometry, blushing pink sandstone, and royal legacy. However, as we navigate 2026, the capital of Rajasthan is fast becoming the global poster child for a entirely different architectural feat: urban ecological infrastructure.

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