Tiger-lion safari resumes 28 days after female's death: Four tigers will be seen at Nahargarh Biological Park; the tiger that attacked them has been quarantined.

The Jaipur area of India has been closed to the public after a woman was killed in an attack by a tiger at the Nahargarh Biological Park. Now, 25 days after the attack, the forest department has reopened the tiger and lion safari. Regional Forest Officer Jogendra Singh stated that four small tigers have been released into display at the biological park, including one white tiger named 'Bhim', who is approximately one and a half years old. Additionally, a two-year-old lion was also released.