Pm Modi: PM Modi went for a new jungle safari, celebrating 50 years of Project Tiger

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Karnataka:On the completion of 50 years of Project Tiger, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to visit Bandipur and Mudumalai Tiger Reserves in Karnataka today. Meanwhile, they will enjoy a safari tour in Bandipur Tiger Reserve.

A picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s new look has emerged before leaving for the tour. The Prime Minister is seen in a printed t-shirt with khaki color paint. He is also wearing a black cap and black shoes. In the photo, PM Modi is seen with a half jacket in his hand.

Let it be said that during this visit, the Prime Minister will also release the latest tiger census report, the government’s vision for tiger conservation and will also release a coin to commemorate the event. On this occasion, the Prime Minister is also going to inaugurate the three-day mega program to be organized in Mysore and Chamarajanagar districts.

PM Modi will also launch IBCA

PM Modi will visit Bandipur Tiger Reserve in the morning. After this, the statistics of the number of tigers will be released at 11 o’clock. Meanwhile, he will also release the government’s vision for tiger conservation during the ‘Amrit Kal’ and launch the International Big Cats Alliance (IBCA). IBCA will focus on conservation and protection of the world’s seven big cats – tiger, lion, cheetah, snow leopard, puma, jaguar and cheetah.

Mahawat – will talk to frontline staff

At Bandipur Tiger Reserve, PM Modi will also interact with frontline field staff and self-help groups involved in tiger conservation activities. The Prime Minister will also visit Theppakadu Elephant Camp in Mudumalai Tiger Reserve and interact with the Mahawats and ‘Kavadis’ of the Elephant Camp. The Prime Minister will also interact with the Field Directors of Tiger Reserves, who scored highest in the 5th cycle of the recently concluded Management Effectiveness Assessment exercise.

PM @narendramodi is on the way to the Bandipur and Mudumalai Tiger Reserves. pic.twitter.com/tpPYgnoahl

— PMO India (@PMOIndia) April 9, 2023

Elections are to be held in Karnataka on May 10

Elections are on in Karnataka. Elections are to be held here on May 10, the results of which will come on May 13. In view of the elections, this visit of PM Modi is being considered very special. Senior leader of Karnataka Congress Siddaramaiah has raised questions on this visit of PM. He had said before the visit that the election code applies equally to all, irrespective of whether they are Prime Minister, Chief Minister, Minister or MLA.

SC was told the number of tigers

Earlier in January 2023, the central government had told the Supreme Court that there are 2,967 tigers in the country’s 53 tiger reserves. This figure is given with reference to a report of 2018. The court was hearing a plea seeking protection of endangered tigers in 2017.

Scope extended from Project Tiger

Let us tell you that Project Tiger was started in India in 1973 with a unique plan to save tigers in the country. In its early years there were 9 tiger reserves. But with the passage of time the scope of Project Tiger has increased considerably.

The main reason for the declining population is poaching

The tiger is still classified as ‘endangered’. Tiger numbers have declined by 93 percent and are down from 100,000 a century ago. Hunting and habitat destruction are among the leading causes.

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