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Project tiger article summary

Answer 1

n of the project was thus entirely in the hands of the State Governments whose priorities did notalways coincide with those of the Project Tiger Directorate.Relocation of the people living within the Tiger Reserves as well as removal and prevention of encroachment is essential to ease the biotic pressure on the tiger population. Efforts in thisdirection did not succeed primarily because of lack of resources. Against the requirement of around Rs.11000 crore to relocate 64951 families living within the Tiger Reserves, the allocationin the Tenth Five Year Plan was a meager Rs.10.50 crore. Even this money was not properlyutilized by the State Governments.The implementation of the project was severely hampered by understaffing at the level of Tiger Reserves. The personnel actually employed were also found to be overaged, undertrained and underequipped in many cases. The intelligence and communication network at the Reserveslevel was also weak

Answer 2

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$\mathfrak{\purple {\underline{\underline{Introduction:}}}}$

It is the project launched by the government of Indra Gandhi in 1973 ....

$\mathfrak{\purple {\underline{\underline{Why\:It\:Was\:Launched:}}}}$

It is for the welfare and for conservation of the Bengal Tigers ....

It is also aimed to protect the national tiger forests

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The population of the tiger is increased year by year

50 Tiger Reserve are being opened under this scheme...

$\mathfrak{\purple {\underline{\underline{Necessaricity:}}}}$

Tiger is the national animal of the India...

It is also an endangered species....

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