Bangladesh Test at Galle ended in a tense draw after a late spin attack. A snake charmer in the stands added an unusual spectacle.

Environmentalists and wildlife experts have strongly opposed the state government’s reported move to revive the practice of live cobra worship on Nag Panchami, calling it cruel, outdated, and illegal ...

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Following the recent death of a King Cobra at Van Vihar National Park in Bhopal, the Indore Zoo ...

The first Test between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh ended in a tense draw, marked by a delayed declaration from Bangladesh and a resilient Sri Lankan defe ...

Fans and players alike at the Galle International Stadium were treated to a sight unlike anything hitherto seen in a cricket ...

Fans and players alike at the Galle International Stadium were treated to a sight unlike anything hitherto seen in a cricket ...

There are snake lovers, there are snake charmers and then there is THIS man- someone who is so in love with these deadly reptiles that kissing them is one of his ways to feel ‘alive’! A video ...

A snake charmer was enjoying the proceedings on the final day of the first Test with two cobras and a monkey grasping the cricketing action alongside him. Sri Lanka and Bangladesh are two cricketing ...

There are snake lovers, there are snake charmers and then there is THIS man- someone who is so in love with these deadly reptiles that kissing them is one of his ways to feel ‘alive’! A video was ...

Vashi: The Maharashtra government’s decision to revive the Nag Panchami rituals, which involve the worship of live cobra snakes, has invited sharp criticism from environmentalists and herpetologists.

The man was seen enjoying the action while seated peacefully on the ground with two spectacled cobras and a monkey.