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Inadequate funds hurdle in relocating villagers from tiger reserves

While the Centre is pushing to relocate villagers from the core zones of tiger reserves, the funds allocated to Project Tiger and Project Elephant are insufficient to even meet the basic needs of these reserves. The issue was raised during...
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Aksheev Thakur
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 12:24 PM May 12, 2025 IST
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While the Centre is pushing to relocate villagers from the core zones of tiger reserves, the funds allocated to Project Tiger and Project Elephant are insufficient to even meet the basic needs of these reserves.

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