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Option 2 : Assam
The correct answer is Assam.
- In an effort to monitor the tiger movement along Tiger Reserves and National Parks of Madhya Pradesh, the forest department officials intend to relocate 15 elephants from Assam.
- The Madhya Pradesh state forest officials will soon visit Assam to examine the health check-ups of these elephants and complete other formalities.
- The concerned efforts commenced in 2012. Since then, forest officials had visited Andaman and Nicobar, Assam, and Karnataka.
- The team led by Satpura Tiger Reserve director – L. Krishnamurthy has visited Assam twice and is currently selecting the elephants to relocate them to Madhya Pradesh. The team eventually received the Assam government’s approval to bring 15 elephants.
- The Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change has said that the government is set to introduce cheetahs from South Africa into a wildlife sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh by August as part of attempts to rehabilitate the species that had become extinct in the country.
- The government plans to introduce 8-10 cheetahs every year and take the number to 50 over a five-year period.
- A team from South Africa is visiting Kuno-Palpur National Park to examine the arrangements made by the wildlife sanctuary for the cheetahs, the officials said.
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