One of the three cubs born on August 24 died about three months after birth. Those two cubs that were left alive were living with their mother Sita in a roofless room of about 100 square meters. There is no greenery there. As soon as they come to the enclosure, they are shocked to see the greenery, cave and pond etc. Hearing the noise of the children, the cubs used to look at them with their innocent eyes for a long time. They did not growl, but their jumps increased with increasing volume. The cubs were looking at the things in the enclosure and the activities outside like strangers. His mother named Sita was constantly monitoring him.
minister riding a bicycle
Union Minister Bhupendra Yadav came to the zoo by car. Seeing the greenery and pleasant atmosphere there, he went from the direct office to Bada no. Till 10, about half a kilometer journey was done by cycling. On this occasion, Director General of Forest Department and Special Secretary of MoEF&CC Chandra Prakash Goyal, ADG Forest Conservation Satya Prakash Yadav, ADG (Wildlife) Bivash Ranjan, Member Secretary CZA Dr. Sanjay Kumar Shukla and IG Wildlife Rohit Tiwari and many officials of the ministry were present. Were.
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Gift of Maharaja of Rewa
The Delhi Zoo was gifted 2 white tigers named Raja and Rani by Maharaja Martand Singh of Rewa. Tipu (male) and Kukku (female) were born to that couple on 13 April 64. A white tiger named Rani had given birth to 16 white tigers till 1971. 5 of those cubs had died. A white tiger named Sita, a descendant of the queen, has given birth to Avni and Vyom as the seventh generation.
Zoo director Akanksha Mahajan told NBT that ‘Avni’ means Earth and ‘Vyom’ is called Universe. He told that on April 22, Earth Day is celebrated for the purpose of environmental protection. In such a situation, these names have become very relevant.
Source: navbharattimes.indiatimes.com
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