Jaipur, Dec. 2 -- State forest minister Sanjay Sharma on Monday confirmed that a tigress (T-2307) in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve recently gave birth to three healthy cubs. Sharing a video collected from a camera trap, Sharma wrote: "Exciting news from Ranthambore National Park. T-2307 has been sighted with three cubs in the Berda area of the Kundera range. Heartiest wishes and congratulations to all the people of the state." A senior official of the forest department said, "During the daily monitoring, the local forest staff spotted the tigress with her cubs a few weeks ago. However, it could not be confirmed due to the lack of footage. Now, their movement was spotted on camera. The cubs seem to be two to three months old." He added that Kundera range's Berda and Lahopur are the major territory areas of T-2307. "She is four years old and the daughter of T-111 and T-121. It's her first litter. Currently, the department is continuously monitoring and tracking the tigress to ensure the safety of the mother and her cubs." Earlier, on May 4, tigress T-111, known as Shakti, has also been spotted with two cubs in the forest area falling under Zone 4 and the Kundera Range of Ranthambore. She was sighted near Jamundeah with her two cubs, and a blurry image of the moment was captured on camera. The tigress is approximately 7-years-old and this is her second time becoming a mother. She had previously given birth to four cubs in 2021. Shakti is a descendant of Ranthambore's legendary tigress Krishna (T-19), being part of her last litter. Ranthambore Tiger Reserve has seen a promising rise in tiger births in 2025, signalling a positive trend for wildlife conservation. Earlier this year, Tigress T-2313 gave birth to two cubs, followed by Tigress Sultana, who delivered three cubs. With T-2307 being sighted with three cubs, bringing the total number in the reserve to ten....