Madhav National Park of Madhya Pradesh has got the status of India's 58th Tiger Reserve. With this, it has become Madhya Pradesh's 9th Tiger Reserve. It was inaugurated and dedicated by the state's Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. On this occasion, the CM released a tigress in the Tiger Reserve in its new habitat.

India's 58th and MP's 9th Tiger Reserve

The CM said that a big experiment of tiger restoration has been done here. In the past, 12-15 tigers were released, but they became extinct. But now once again, according to all the parameters of the Government of India, it has been made the 9th Tiger Reserve of Madhya Pradesh. With this, it has also become India's 58th Tiger Reserve. Mohan Yadav told that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had started the Cheetah Sanctuary at this place.

Tigress released in its new habitat

Mohan Yadav said that today another golden chapter has been added to the 'Jungle Book' of Shivpuri, nestled in the lap of nature. On the birth anniversary of Madhavrao Scindia, a tigress was released in its 'new habitat' by participating in the inauguration program of 'Madhav Tiger Reserve' in Madhav National Park, Shivpuri.

Increasing diversity of animals in Chambal

The family of rare wildlife is increasing on the land of Chambal. Its beautiful valleys resonate with the chirping of birds. Gharials, crocodiles and dolphins in the Chambal river; leopards, tigers and panthers in the forest are making the courtyard of Chambal even more unique. The biodiversity-rich world of Chambal is opening the doors of tourism in Madhya Pradesh for the world.