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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 20 Oct, 13:30

Palapitta

1 story · 1 outlet · last 7 days

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n=1 · last 7 days · stream A · coverage · floor 5

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This week’s lead · most outlets

Other · 20 Oct

Palapitta | దసరా వేళ కనిపించని పాలపిట్టలు.. తెలంగాణ రాష్ట్ర పక్షి కనుమరుగవుతోందా?

AI summaryThe article discusses the declining population of the Palapitta (Indian Roller), recognized as the state bird of Telangana, due to urbanization, deforestation, and pesticide use. It highlights the bird's cultural significance during the Dasara festival and its ecological benefits to agriculture, concluding with recommendations from forest officials and scientists for its conservation.

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RelatedBiodiversityDasaraTelangana State BirdUrbanization

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