Gwalior : Which is the national animal of India? So the simple answer would be ‘tiger’. But, despite being protected in our country, there is a continuous decline in the number of tigers. Despite this, every possible effort is being made by the Government of India to preserve the tigers as well as to increase their number. Madhya Pradesh, famous as the central province of India, is famous for forests and forests and three tigers will be released on Friday in Madhav National Park (Bagh Mahal) in Shivpuri district of this state. This information was given by Jyotiraditya Scindia, the son of former Union Minister Madhav Rao Scindia and currently Tourism Minister in the Modi government at the Centre.

Madhya Pradesh-Rajasthan Tiger Corridor will be built in the middle A new wildlife corridor will be formed between Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan after three tigers were released in the Madhav National Park (MNP) in Madhya Pradesh’s Shivpuri district, said on Thursday. He said that three tigers 10 will be released in (enclosures) in MNP on March , where the roar of a tiger has not been heard since years. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Jyotiraditya Scindia and Madhya Pradesh Forest Minister Vijay Shah along with a tiger and two tigresses captured from the premises of an institute in Bhopal to revive the tiger population in MNP will be released into the enclosure.

20 There will be a tiger palace next to the house of cheetahs

Shivpuri is bordered by Sheopur district, where is the Kuno National Park, brought from Namibia and South Africa. 27 Cheetahs have a new home. ‘Bagh Mahal’ will be built next to the house of these leopards. Scindia said the reintroduction of the three tigers would create a wildlife corridor connecting MNP, Kuno National Park, Panna Tiger Reserve (all in Madhya Pradesh) and Ranthambore Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan. Jyotiraditya said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made KNP popular worldwide by re-introducing cheetahs in KNP.

Director of MNP (Bagh Mahal) Uttam Sharma told the media told that a tiger captured from the premises of Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT) in October will be brought from Satpura Tiger Reserve, while two tigresses will be brought from Panna and Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve. The tiger was released in Satpura in October after being caught in Bhopal. The three tigers, after being kept in separate enclosures for some time, will be released into the wild in the MNP, which is spread over 375 square kilometers. Has happened.

Officials said this is the third time Madhya Pradesh The forest department is going to reintroduce the tiger in a wildlife sanctuary. He said that at present there is no tiger in MNP. He said that earlier tigers have been successfully resettled in Panna Tiger Reserve and Nauradehi Wildlife Sanctuary in Sagar. According to forest officials, there is good prey available for tigers in MNP. That’s why the program to resettle the tigers here has been approved by the Center. He said that radio collars will be installed in these tigers.

After releasing the tigers in the wild, three teams were formed to keep an eye on them. Has gone. Principal Conservator of Forests (Wildlife) Subharanjan Sen said that once upon a time there used to be many tigers in MNP, but since 4463 MNP and its No tiger has been seen in the surrounding area. Wildlife experts said that the tigers in MNP have been lost mainly due to hunting. According to reports, 4463-4463 for some time For this tigers of Rajasthan used to roam around MNP.

Note: Partial editing of Prabhat Khabar on PTI-language report

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