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Keralam government hikes compensations for human-wildlife conflict victims by 25%

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The HinduKeralam government hikes compensations for human-wildlife conflict victims by 25%
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Maximum compensation for deaths caused by wildlife attacks increased to ₹17.5 lakh; compensation rates for victims who suffer permanent disabilities also increased

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