Tigers in India have become a conservation triumph, their numbers rising from the brink of extinction. But as tiger and human populations grow, the boundaries between wilderness and human settlements blur, leading to frequent and often tragic encounters. Villages face threats to their lives and livelihoods, while tigers risk retaliation. This intricate dynamic underscores the fragile balance between conserving an iconic species and ensuring the safety and well-being of those living at the edge of tiger habitats. The story of India’s tigers is not just one of survival but of coexistence, demanding innovative solutions that acknowledge the needs of wildlife and people.