Study discovers tigers at high altitude in India's eastern Himalayas

A study  in India has discovered the presence of tigers in a snow-covered valley in north-east India at the height of more than 3,600 metres

This is thought to be the highest spot at which tigers have been sighted in India. 

Our correspondent Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai.

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