Bhopal
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for providing Madhav National Park of 58th in the country and the 9th Tiger Reserve of Madhya Pradesh. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav has described this decision of the Central Government on social media ‘X’ as a historic step for the wildlife conservation efforts of the state. He said that this is another major achievement in the field of wildlife conservation of Madhya Pradesh. Madhav National Park is located in Shivpuri district. It is very rich historical and naturally. Declaring Tiger Reserve will further strengthen the common efforts to conserve wildlife here.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that Madhya Pradesh has always been a leader in wildlife conservation. This new Tiger Reserve will further strengthen the biodiversity of the state. He said that this will strengthen the conservation of tigers, as well as encourage tourism and local economy. Prime Minister Shri Modi on Sunday posted on social media ‘X’ that a surprising news has been received for wildlife lovers. India is blessed with wildlife diversity and culture of wildlife. We will always be at the forefront of protecting our wildlife and maintaining life in a continuous developing planet.
Union Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Shri Bhupendra Yadav gave information about the declaration of Madhav National Park as Tiger Reserve on social media ‘X’. He said that with the historical emphasis given by Prime Minister Shri Modi on restoring ecology diversity on earth, India is constantly making great progress in environmental protection and wildlife protection. He said that I am happy to announce that the country has added the 58th tiger reserve to its tiger reserve list, of which the latest name is of Madhav Tiger Reserve of Madhya Pradesh. It is the 9th Tiger Reserve of Madhya Pradesh. Union Minister Shri Yadav congratulated all the wildlife lovers and protectionists of the country and said that this development is a proof of the tireless efforts of our forest officials, who are working selflessly for the holy purpose of wildlife conservation.