The latest data shows that as a result of the government’s conservation efforts, lions have spread beyond the core population in the state’s Gir National Park ... by the fact that these ...

The Asiatic lion population in India has grown by nearly a third in five years, to 891 from 674 in 2020, according to the latest census. “Not only did the count go up by 217 but the animals were ...

Come along on an unforgettable safari adventure in Gir National Park, home to the elusive Asiatic lions! In this thrilling video, we spot the legendary "Indian Simba" and get an up-close look at ...

File photo: PM Modi (Picture credit: ANI) NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired the 7th meeting of the National Board for Wildlife at Gir National Park on Monday where several key ...

If you want to enjoy wildlife, then plan to visit Gir National Park. Lions and leopards are easily seen roaming here during jungle safari. Know how to reach and what is the best time to visit?

Gir Somnath (Gujarat): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday took a lion safari in Gir National Park in Gujarat on the occasion of World Wildlife Day.PM Modi was seen donning a safari outfit and ...

PM Modi Visits Gir National Park In Gujarat on World Wildlife Day (Image: PIB) March is the perfect time to visit Gir if you’ve been craving a raw, immersive wildlife adventure.

On World Wildlife Day, PM Modi visited Gir National Park in Gujarat, showcasing India's commitment to conserving the Asiatic lion. His tour included a meeting on wildlife conservation and visits ...

World Wildlife Day 2025: Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Gir National Park in Gujarat on Monday.His visit coincides with World Wildlife Day. Every year, 3 rd March is observed as World Wildlife ...

Gir Somnath [India], March 3 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday interacted with the ground staff at the Gir National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary in Gujarat on the occasion of World ...

Junagarh (Gujarat), March 03 (ANI): PM Modi chaired 7th meeting of National Board for Wildlife at Sasan Gir National Park in Junagarh, Gujarat on March 03.

Gir National Park & Wildlife Sanctuary is the last abode to the surviving population of the Asiatic Lion in the wild. The park comprises 1412 sq. km of deciduous forest.