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VOl. 12 No. 2
      Tiger reserVes iN iNDia






       Jim  Corbett  National  Park in Nainital,  uttarakhand was
       set up in year 1921.  it is the first and the oldest national
       park in india. it was named as hailey National Park in 1936.
       in 1954-55, the name changed to ramganga National Park.
       later it was renamed as the Corbett National Park, after the
       legendary tiger hunter Jim Corbett. it is believed that he shot
       12 man-eater tigers during his lifetime.
       Siddharth Singh, IX, Raksha Anusandhan Vidyalaya, Dehradun; Mrunal
       P. Pachpande, IV C, Vidya Pratishthan’s English Medium School,
       Baramati

       The dudhwa Tiger reserve is a famous tiger reserve in the   Illustration by: Navika Rajput, XI,  Pine Hall School, Rajpur Road, Dehradun
       Terai  region  of  uttar  Pradesh  and  is  located  on  the  indo-
       Nepal border. Together with the Kishanpur and Katerniaghat   in andhra Pradesh, Nagarjunsagar-Srisailam Tiger reserve
       wildlife  sanctuaries, this  protected  area  is  the  last  reliable   is one of the largest tiger reserve in india. The reserve is spread
       home of the royal bengal Tiger in the state.          over an area of 3568 sq. km. The reservoir and temple of
                                                             srisailam are major attractions for many tourists and pilgrims.
       Neha Arora, XI D, Greenwood Sr. Sec. School, Rampur
                                                             Prerana Reddy M., IX H, B.V.B.P.S. Vidyashram, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad

       ranthambore is a popular animal sanctuary in  rajasthan.
       it is covered with dense forest and is a very popular tourist   Similipal, Sunabeda and Satkosia are the famous tiger
       destination. it is perhaps the only tiger reserve where tigers   reserves in Orissa.  The reserves are home to many other
       can be spotted even during daytime.                   endangered species besides the royal bengal tiger.
                                                             Sarthak Sarangi, VII, D.A.V. Public School, Cuttack
       Arya V. Zambare, V D, Vidya Pratishthan’s English Medium School,
       Baramati

       The Sariska National Park is famous for the bengal Tiger and   MACHALI’S SToRY
       was declared a tiger reserve in 1978. it became one of the 27   Female  tiger  Machali  is  the
       tiger reserves in india under the Project Tiger. Due to severe   most photographed tigress in
       deforestation, the count plummeted. however, recently in July   ranthambore and is also known
       2014, two cubs were spotted and two more in august 2014.  as the “lady of the lake” since she
       Tushita Purohit, VIII, Bhavan’s Shri A.K. Doshi Vidyalaya, Jamnagar   was often found along the river
                                                              streams of the jungle. Machali
                                                              died at the age of 18 in 2014.
                                                              Srishti Thakur, V, V.V.D.A.V. Public
                                                              School, Vikaspuri, Delhi




                                                                        DO YOUR BIT !

                                                                   The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) runs an
                                                                  ‘Adopt a Tiger’ programme. Your money will
                                                                   go towards creating reserves for tigers,
                                                                   protecting them from poachers and other
                                                                          WWF conservation works.

                                                                      Jay Khandelwal, S.V. public School, Jaipur
           Illustration by: Sagun, IX, Sir Padampat Singhania Education Centre, Kanpur



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