Question

Give an account of distraction of animals during british period​

Answer 1

Answer:

Cheetahs, which once roamed freely, are extinct today. Tigers, rhinos and elephants remain endangered species. Since 1971, when Project Tiger was launched, it has taken scarce resources and 45 years of rigorous effort at various levels to raise tiger numbers by about 300.

If the marginal cost of conserving a tiger is Rs 3 crore, then the reparations owed to the Indian environment for the killing of, say, 50,000 tigers —never mind the lakhs of elephants, cheetahs, leopards, rhinoceros and other wild animals hunted during British rule — should be about £15 billion (Rs 1,49,200 crore).

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