Schoolchildren dressed in tiger costumes took part in a colourful wildlife awareness event at the Indian Museum, Kolkata, on 29 July 2026 — International Tiger Day — spotlighting the urgent need for tiger conservation. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)
Students dressed as Bengal tigers marched through the Indian Museum in Kolkata on 29 July 2026, marking International Tiger Day with a vivid call for wildlife protection across India. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)
A group of Kolkata schoolchildren donned tiger costumes at the Indian Museum on 29 July 2026 to draw attention to tiger conservation on International Tiger Day, one of India's most iconic annual wildlife observances. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)
The Indian Museum in Kolkata hosted a vibrant awareness programme on 29 July 2026 for International Tiger Day, with young students in tiger attire underlining the importance of protecting India's national animal. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)
On International Tiger Day 2026, schoolchildren in Kolkata used tiger-print costumes and a colourful programme at the Indian Museum to spread awareness about protecting India's tiger population and natural habitats. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)
The Indian Museum, Kolkata, brought together schoolchildren dressed as tigers on 29 July 2026 to mark International Tiger Day, reinforcing community-level engagement in wildlife and tiger conservation efforts across West Bengal. (Photo: NationPress/Kuntal Chakrabarty)