Nepal’s tiger story reveals both triumph and trouble. The country’s tiger population has tripled to 355, but this success now tests the delicate balance between wildlife protection and human safety. “For us, 150 tigers are enough,” Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli recently stated, suggesting Nepal could give some tigers to other countries. His words reflect growing concerns as tigers and humans increasingly share the same spaces. The human cost is clear. Tiger attacks claimed over 60 lives between 2019 and 2025, peaking at 21 deaths in 2022. For families living near forests, routine tasks now carry risk. When villagers collect … Continue reading Nepal’s Tiger Population Triples to 355 Amid Rising Human Attacks