International Tiger Day 2023: 4 Indian Women Photographers Who Are Preserving Tigers Through Their Lenses

Chennai-based Rathika Ramasamy is arguably the first Indian woman to strike an international reputation as a wildlife photographer

Cubs in Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve, by Rathika Ramasamy

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Delhi-based Latika Nath also known as the Tiger Princess of India is India’s first woman to become a wildlife biologist with a doctorate in tiger conservation and management from Oxford

Tigers of Ranthambore National Park by Latika Nath

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Navi-Mumbai-based, Aishwarya Sridhar is the first Indian woman to win the Wildlife Photographer of the Year award by the Natural History Museum in London

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Tigress Maya in Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve by Aishwarya Sridhar

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Delhi-based Shabnam Siddiqui who started capturing the big cat with her lenses since 2006 in Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan

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Tigress with cubs in Kolara zone, Tadoba by Shabnam Siddiqui

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