Jaipur, Nov. 2 -- A tigress, T-93, has been spotted moving with a cub in the Lahpur area of the Ranthambore-I zone of Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, marking another addition to the tiger population in the reserve. The tigress was seen with one cub during a recent sighting. However, forest officials said the actual number of cubs could be higher. Camera traps are being installed in the area to establish the exact count, which will be confirmed after photographs captured by the cameras are analysed. This is the third litter of tigress T-93, according to the forest department. With the latest sighting, the tiger population in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve-I has increased to 63. The forest department has stepped up monitoring in the area to ensure the safety of the tigress and her cubs. Field staff have been directed to remain particularly vigilant and ensure that the animals are not disturbed during their natural movement. Officials said the sighting was a positive sign for tiger breeding and conservation efforts in Ranthambore. Continuous monitoring and wildlife protection measures are being undertaken to ensure the safety of tigers and their young.htc...