Question

1) Students to research on the national parks and wildlife santuries of sikkim. Also comment on the endemic and endangered of flora and fauna of these reserves.

2) Students can also explain briefly why Sikkim has become a biodiversity hot spot.

3) Collect information on the various project launched by Sikkim govt. to protect it's rich diversity.

Please give one nice speech on the above.​

Answer 1

Answer:

From an independent country in the 17th century to the second smallest one and multilingual state in Northeast India since 1975, Sikkim had designed its journey as delightfully as its beauty. Sikkim is the least populated state with Gangtok as its capital and a center of attraction. Bordered by three neighboring countries Tibet, Bhutan, and Nepal, Sikkim state has never failed to attract the world with its appealing beauty and interesting history.Apart from ranking top in the list of nature, interestingly, Sikkim also remains the highest-income state in the country. It has a rich culture with ‘Sikkimese’ as a state language along with other languages spoken by the masses.