How PM Modi prepared for his Tiger Safari?
How PM Modi prepared for his tiger Safari?
Prime minister narendra modi visited the Theppakadu Elephant Camp at Mudumalai in the Nilgiri hill district of tamil Nadu. His pictures are becoming fiercely viral on social media.1. prime minister became a jungle expertThe prime minister is looking like a jungle expert. He is seen sitting in the jeep. PM Modi is seen wearing a dress like a forest official.
2. PM Modi met Bailey and BommanPrime minister narendra modi met The Elephant Whispers couple Bailey and Bomman. This couple has appeared in the Oscar-winning documentary The Elephant Whispers.3. PM Modi visited tiger ReserveThe prime minister also visited the tiger Reserve for some time. During this, the prime minister also took some pictures with the camera. Project tiger has completed 50 years. PM Modi has also released the number of tigers. There are now more than 3,100 tigers in the country.4. Met elephants, found tigers, PM Modi on a jungle safariAs soon as prime minister Modi reached the elephant camp, the elephants welcomed the PM in a grand manner. PM narendra modi also fed sugarcane to some elephants at Theppakkadu camp of tiger Reserve.5. Why is this tour special?The prime minister is visiting this on the completion of 50 years of the tiger Project. The PM visited the tiger Reserve and also shared the official data on the number of tigers. There are now 3,167 tigers in the country.
Prime minister narendra modi visited the Theppakadu Elephant Camp at Mudumalai in the Nilgiri hill district of tamil Nadu. His pictures are becoming fiercely viral on social media.1. prime minister became a jungle expertThe prime minister is looking like a jungle expert. He is seen sitting in the jeep. PM Modi is seen wearing a dress like a forest official.
2. PM Modi met Bailey and BommanPrime minister narendra modi met The Elephant Whispers couple Bailey and Bomman. This couple has appeared in the Oscar-winning documentary The Elephant Whispers.3. PM Modi visited tiger ReserveThe prime minister also visited the tiger Reserve for some time. During this, the prime minister also took some pictures with the camera. Project tiger has completed 50 years. PM Modi has also released the number of tigers. There are now more than 3,100 tigers in the country.4. Met elephants, found tigers, PM Modi on a jungle safariAs soon as prime minister Modi reached the elephant camp, the elephants welcomed the PM in a grand manner. PM narendra modi also fed sugarcane to some elephants at Theppakkadu camp of tiger Reserve.5. Why is this tour special?The prime minister is visiting this on the completion of 50 years of the tiger Project. The PM visited the tiger Reserve and also shared the official data on the number of tigers. There are now 3,167 tigers in the country.