Tiger Conservation in India: List of Conservation for All Competitive Exams

 Introduction

Project Tiger is a Tiger Conservation program launched by the Government of India during Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s tenure in April 1973. The main aim of this project is to protect the Bengal Tiger from extinction. On July 29, 2018, Prime Minister Narendra Modi released the data that India’s tiger population has risen to 2,967. Along with that in 2018, the National Tiger Conservation Authority(NTCA) estimated that only 2,967 tigers are there in existence in India. Nagpur is also known as the ‘Tiger Capital’ of India. Tiger conservation in India is one of the most important static topics for all the competitive exams. For every exam, there is at least one question that comes under this topic. From the exam point of view here we have given the list of Tiger Reserves in India. So aspirants go through this article carefully and enhance your Static GK knowledge in a better way.

List of Conservation Centres

This list includes both the national parks and wildlife centuries having a population of tigers. Candidates are advised to go through it.

Tiger Conservation in India – State wise

S.No	State	Name of Tiger Reserve in India
1	Andhra Pradesh	Nagarjunsagar Srisailam Tiger Reserve
2	Arunachal Pradesh	Pakke Tiger Reserve
3	Arunachal Pradesh	Kamlang Tiger Reserve
4	Arunachal Pradesh	Namdapha National Park
5	Assam	Kaziranga National Park
6	Assam	Orang Tiger Reserve
7	Assam	Nameri National Park
8	Assam	Manas Tiger Reserve
9	Bihar	Valmiki National Park
10	Chhattisgarh	Indravati Tiger Reserve
11	Chhattisgarh	Udanti-Sitanadi Wildlife Sanctuary
12	Chhattisgarh	Achanakmar Wildlife Sanctuary
13	Jharkhand	Palamau Tiger Reserve
14	Karnataka	Biligiri Ranganatha Temple Tiger reserve
15	Karnataka	Nagarahole National Park
16	Karnataka	Dandeli-Anshi Tiger Reserve
17	Karnataka	Bandipur Tiger Reserve
18	Karnataka	Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary
19	Kerala	Parambikulam Tiger reserve
20	Kerala	Periyar Tiger reserve
21	Madhya Pradesh	Sanjay-Dubri Tiger reserve
22	Madhya Pradesh	Satpura Tiger reserve
23	Madhya Pradesh	Bandhavgarh Tiger reserve
24	Madhya Pradesh	Pench Tiger reserve
25	Madhya Pradesh	Kanha Tiger reserve
26	Madhya Pradesh	Panna Tiger reserve

RBI Cancels Certificate of Authorisation of 5 PSOs: Check Here the Complete Details

 

RBI Cancels Certificate of Authorisation of 5 PSO:

RBI under the payment and settlement systems act, 2007 has canceled the Certificate of Authorisation (CoA) of 5 Payment System Operators (PSOs). Here we have given the complete details in form of an infographic image. So competitive aspirants shall check here and get the important points for your upcoming exams.

The five PSOs, which also includes:

1. Pyro Networks Pvt Ltd
2. Card Pro Solutions Pvt Ltd
3. Aircel Smart Money Ltd
4. InCashMe Mobile Wallet Services Pvt Ltd
5. Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System Ltd

Reason for RBI Cancels Certificate of Authorisation of 5 PSO:

Non-compliance with regulatory requirements: Card Pro Solutions Pvt Ltd and InCashMe Mobile Wallet Services Pvt Ltd

Voluntary surrender: Pyro Networks Pvt Ltd and Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System Ltd

Non-renewal: Aircel Smart Money Ltd

These companies cannot transact the business of issuance and operation of Prepaid Payment Instruments.

Following the cancellation of the CoA, these companies cannot transact the business of issuance and operation of Prepaid Payment Instruments. However, customers or merchants having a valid claim, if any, on these companies as PSOs, can approach them for settlement of their claims within three years from the date of cancellation.

Source: The Reserve Bank of India

Importance of this article:

Current Affairs play a major role in various competitive exams. From the exam point of view here we have given you useful information for your upcoming exams. So candidates shall go through this article fully, take the notes it will be useful for your last-minute preparation process.

Current Affairs 19th November 2020| Current Affairs News

 CURRENT AFFAIRS: DAYS

International Students’ Day

• TheInternational Students‘ Day is celebrated all around the world on November 17th. 
• The day aims to ensure that every student has access to education around the globe.
• The date was chosen to be commemorated as the International Students’ Day due to the events that took place in Prague during World War II.

Naturopathy Day

• The National Naturopathy Day is observed in India on 18 November every year, to promote positive mental and physical health through drugless system of medicine, called as Naturopathy.
• National Institute of Naturopathy (NIN), Pune under Ministry of AYUSH will be organizing a series of webinars on Gandhian philosophy of Self Reliance through Self Health Reliance on Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary celebrations from 2nd Oct 2020 and which will go on till National Naturopathy Day, i.e., 18th Nov 2020.
• The institute will release a book on Naturopathy Day titled, Gandhi the Healer, which will be available for free download as an ebook from the NIN website (ninpune.ayush.gov.in).
• The day was declared by the Ministry of AYUSH(Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy), Government of India, on November 18, 

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