71 tigers die in India in 9 months
The state of Madhya Pradesh of India is called the state of tigers. However, 17 tigers died in the last 9 months in Madhya Pradesh. This number from January to September 29 this year is 71. According to a study by India's National Tiger Conservation Project (NTCA), this information has emerged.
The study said that last year 100 tigers died in India. The two largest wildlife sanctuaries of Madhya Pradesh's tigers are Panch and Gandhabad. There is a sanctuary of 411 sq km in Pench and 105 km of sanctuary in Bandhigad.
According to the National Tiger Conservation Project (NTCA), 71 of the tigers died this year, 17 in Madhya Pradesh, 14 in Karnataka, 12 in Maharashtra and Uttarakhand 12. 6 in Uttar Pradesh, 4 in Assam, 2 in Kerala and Tamil Nadu and one in Tiger in Orissa and Rajasthan Three tigers died in Madhya Pradesh in September
It is said that 70 percent of the world's tigers live in India. These tigers roamed in 50 of the 17 Indian states.
Wildlife conservation activist Ajay Dubey alleged that the government's indifference in the central province is the root cause of the death of the tiger. 'Tiger kingdom' has now become a 'tiger mortality'.
There were 1,411 tigers in India in 2006. In 2011, it increased to 1,706. In 2014, there were 2,226 tigers. In 2016, the number of tigers has increased to 3,891. The total number of tigers in India is 53,437.79 square kilometers.
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