Government of India on Tuesday declared the survey report of country’s Tiger. Report says the number is increasing & this should be encouraged. Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar in a press conference expressed happiness over the number of Tigers according to census report, just before the eve of global Tigers day. Before 7years the number of Tigers limited to 2226 whereas now the number increased to 2967.
Not only that, but also in the case of Elephant in our country, the number is all around 30,000 & in the case of Lions it is 500. In the state like Madhya Pradesh number of Tigers on 2014 was 308 & this year it increased to 526. Likewise in the previous census in Maharashtra the number limited to 190 whereas now it crossed 300. A small state like Kerala is proud enough that the Tiger number increased from 136 to 190 & in Karnataka also census shows 524 Tigers are there in comparison to previous 406. But the Odisha case is really Wonderful.
2014 census report tells the number of Tigers was 28 & recent census shows the number also is the same. Within those 7 years span, from the above 28 Tigers not a single one neither killed nor met train accident or not even died due to age factor. Is this not Eighth Wonder of the World!