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Home / Environment / Gujarat Roars Back: Tiger Returns After 33 Years!

Gujarat Roars Back: Tiger Returns After 33 Years!

26 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Gujarat becomes India's only state hosting lions, tigers, and leopards.
  • A tiger sighting confirms Gujarat's 'Tiger State' status after 33 years.
  • Conservation efforts include prey base augmentation and ecosystem strengthening.
Gujarat Roars Back: Tiger Returns After 33 Years!

Gujarat has officially regained its 'Tiger State' status after a 33-year absence, marking a significant conservation achievement. The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) has confirmed the presence of a tiger in Ratanmahal Wildlife Sanctuary, prompting Gujarat's inclusion in the national Tiger Census. This development signifies a proud moment as Gujarat is now the sole Indian state simultaneously hosting lions, tigers, and leopards.

Forest officials first detected tiger pugmarks and later captured an image via camera trap, leading to the NTCA's investigation and subsequent confirmation. The state government has pledged to strengthen the tiger's habitat by ensuring adequate water, prey species like spotted deer and antelopes, and robust security measures. Efforts are also underway to train forest personnel and potentially introduce a female tiger to bolster the population, with aspirations for Ratanmahal Sanctuary to be declared a Tiger Reserve.

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This return of tigers is a monumental occasion, especially considering their near extinction in Gujarat. Tigers were last officially noted by pugmarks in 1989, and the state was excluded from the census in 1992. A brief sighting in 2019 offered a glimmer of hope, but this recent confirmation marks a sustained return, celebrated as a triumph of conservation efforts.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Yes, Gujarat has regained its 'Tiger State' status after 33 years with the confirmation of a tiger in Ratanmahal Wildlife Sanctuary.
Gujarat is now the only Indian state to host three big cat species: lions, tigers, and leopards simultaneously.
Efforts include increasing water sources, augmenting prey populations, enhancing security, and fire prevention, with plans for tiger reserve status.

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