- The Central Zoo Authority (CZA) has approved a proposal to set up a white tiger breeding centre in the Rewa District of Madhya Pradesh.
- Rewa district is believed to be the home of the last white tiger in the wild.
- This project got principle approval from the central government in 2011.
- The breeding centre will be set up in Govindgarh. It will boost wildlife tourism and create job opportunities for local people.
- This facility will ensure the safety of white tigers and an increase in their numbers.
- The white tiger breeding centre is part of a revised master plan for Maharaja Martand Singh Judeo White Tiger Safari and Zoo in Mukundpur.
India’s first white tiger breeding centre will be set up in Madhya Pradesh’s Rewa district
ByCurrent Hunt Team
Feb 24, 2025