A golden jackal was crushed to death by an unidentified speeding vehicle ... Activists have called for creating a corridor to protect jackals and confine them to their natural habitat.

In 1971, Forsyth published his debut novel, The Day of the Jackal, which followed an assassin’s mission to kill President de Gaulle. It was later adapted into a movie, starring Edward Fox, in 1973.

Two new rhino rehabilitation areas (RRAs) will come up in Dudhwa National Park, in Lakhimpur, and the state government has ...

Dhole or Indian wild dog, recorded by a tourist near a village bordering the Sahyadri Tiger Reserve on May 7, 2025 ...

Frederick Forsyth, Author of ‘The Day of the Jackal,’ Dies at 86 The British journalist turned novelist wrote other thrillers that became movies, too, including 'The Odessa File,' 'The Dogs of ...

As he wrote in the author’s note to a 2012 re-issue of “Day of the Jackal,” he was “broke.” He drew on his many real-world experiences for events in his works.

Over 400 other media and entertainment figures signed the BBC open letter, including Mike Leigh, Miriam Margolyes and Zane ...

One of the most poignant examples in history of a leader who failed to confront the real enemies of his people while ...

The series follows Ian Fletcher, who first appeared in writer John Morton's critically-acclaimed 2011 sitcom, Twenty Twelve, ...