India: Concern about tigers

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to assess the situation personally

It is for certain that there are no tigers left in Sariska Wild Sanctuary which is nearest to the Indian capital of New Delhi.

Those dead or killed tigers can not be brought back but all the activists and wildlife conservationists are doing their best not to repeat Sariska in other Tiger Reserves in India.

On 23 May, Prime Minister Mr. Manmohan Singh will be visiting and staying at Ranthambore wildlife sanctuary in Rajasthan and will be addressing the officials of Tiger Projects.

Kudos for the premier.

Permit Chand Jain, EVANA correspondent, INDIA

Source: Permit Chand Jain, EVANA correspondent, INDIA - contact

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