India’s tiger population rose by 200 in the past four years to reach 3,167 in 2022, the latest tiger census data released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi"
India's tiger population has increased by 200 over the last four years, according to the latest tiger census data released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The data shows that the tiger population in India has now reached 3,167, which is a significant increase from the previous census in 2018 when the population was estimated to be 2,967. The increase in the tiger population is a result of India's conservation efforts and the government's commitment to protecting this endangered species. India is home to the world's largest population of tigers, and the government has taken several measures to ensure their survival. The government has set up protected areas and wildlife reserves across the country, where tigers can thrive in their natural habitat. The government has also launched several initiatives to curb poaching, which has been a major threat to the tiger population. The increase in the tiger population is a testament to India's commitment to conservation and ...