International Tiger Day 2024: 10 Famous Tigers of India

Producer: Priyanka Das Editor: Sujata Singh

1: Machli (Ranthambore National Park)

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2: Collarwali (Pench National Park)

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3: Maya (Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve

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4: Paro (Corbett Tiger Reserve)

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5: Vijay (Delhi Zoo)

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6: Munna (Kanha National Park)

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7: Prince (Bandipur National Park)

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8: Waghdoh (Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve)

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9: Kankati (Bandhavgarh National Park)

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10: Bamera (Bandhavgarh National Park)

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