Names to Tiger Cubs: నాలుగు నవజాత పులి పిల్లలకు పేర్లు పెట్టిన బిహార్ సీఎం.. పేర్లేమిటో తెలుసా?

Names to Tiger Cubs: On the orders of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the state’s Forest and Environment Minister Neeraj Kumar Bablu named four newborn tiger cubs on Friday. He expressed hope that the number of tigers will increase. He named four tiger cubs on the occasion of International Tiger Day. It has been revealed that three boys and one girl have been named Kumar Keshari, Vikram, Magad and Rani. “These four children have been named after Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. Keshari, Vikram, Magadha and Rani have been given these four names,” said Forest and Environment Minister Neeraj Kumar Bablu. Kumar said that officials are hopeful that the number of tigers will increase. “According to the 2018 count, the number of tigers is 31. The 2022 report is yet to come. He thinks the number of tigers is currently 45. It is rare for a tigress to give birth to four cubs. The four children born are very healthy. In most cases two out of four newborns die. This time four survived. We are very lucky in those aspects,” he added.

A team of special doctors is constantly monitoring the wild animals and the zoo authorities are paying special attention to the food. Earlier on Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi informed that there are currently 52 tiger reserves in India and innovative measures are being taken to involve local communities in the conservation of tigers. On International Tiger Day, I appreciate all those who are actively working to save the tiger. India is proud to have 52 tiger reserves covering an area of ​​more than 75,000 sq km. Innovative measures have been taken to involve local communities in tiger conservation.” Prime Minister Modi announced on Twitter.

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According to the Indian Tiger Census report released in 2020, India has about 70 percent of the world’s tiger population. According to the report, India has 8 percent of the world’s biodiversity. International Tiger Day is an annual celebration to raise awareness for tiger conservation. It is held on 29th July every year. This day was decided in 2010 at the St. Petersburg Tiger Summit in Russia. The main purpose of the day is to raise public awareness and support for tiger conservation, as well as support the global system for protecting tiger natural habitats.