Recently attempts are being made to reintroduce tigers in which of the following famous national park?

Corbett

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Bandavgarh

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Sariska

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The correct option is C Sariska
Recently it was reported that no tigers were sighted in Sariska in Alwar district of Rajasthan. Thorough investigations revealed that there were no tigers left in Sariska due to poaching. Tigers were relocated in Sariska and now their number is slowly increasing.

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Recently attempts are being made to reintroduce tigers in which of the following famous national park?

The correct option is C SariskaRecently it was reported that no tigers were sighted in Sariska in Alwar district of Rajasthan. Thorough investigations revealed that there were no tigers left in Sariska due to poaching. Tigers were relocated in Sariska and now their number is slowly increasing.

The correct option is C Sariska
Recently it was reported that no tigers were sighted in Sariska in Alwar district of Rajasthan. Thorough investigations revealed that there were no tigers left in Sariska due to poaching. Tigers were relocated in Sariska and now their number is slowly increasing.