Tiger agency seeks ban on filming by BBC in protected areas
India's tiger conservation agency, NTCA, has asked the External Affairs Ministry to bar Britain-based BBC from filming in protected areas for five years, claiming that a BBC documentary "distorted" the government's anti-poaching strategy. The NTCA had earlier issued a notice to BBC after it termed the government's anti-poaching policy at Kaziranga as one of "shoot-to-kill" in the documentary. 