Ludhiana Zoo, located in Punjab, India, has reintroduced the roar of tigers with the arrival of a male and female Royal Bengal tiger, named Badal and Bijli, from Balasaheb Thackeray Gorewada International Zoological Park in Nagpur, Maharashtra. This marks the end of a 1.5-year hiatus in the zoo's big cat enclosure, which had been closed since December 2024 after the death of Aman, the last remaining tiger. The transfer of the new tigers was conducted smoothly under the supervision of senior forest officials, ensuring their safety during the process. The zoo has faced challenges in recent years, losing several tigers to age and illness, which significantly impacted its main attraction. With the introduction of Badal and Bijli, authorities hope to revive the Tiger Safari and bolster awareness of wildlife conservation among visitors. In addition to the tigers, the zoo also features a diverse array of wildlife, including blackbuck, sambhar, and leopards, further enriching its collection and conservation efforts.