Five tigers, including a mother and cubs, were found poisoned in an Indian wildlife sanctuary, sparking an investigation.

Five tigers, including a mother and her four cubs, were found dead due to poisoning in the Malai Mahadeshwara Wildlife Sanctuary in India. This incident led to three forest officials being placed on compulsory leave while investigations are ongoing. The Forest Minister called it a case of "utter negligence," and a special investigation team has been formed. The tragedy highlights the challenges in wildlife conservation, especially in areas with a history of declining tiger populations.