Madhya Pradesh is known as the "Tiger State" of India because it has the highest number of tigers among all Indian states. It is home to several famous tiger reserves, including Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Pench, and Satpura, which contribute significantly to tiger conservation.
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Option A: Rajasthan
Incorrect. Rajasthan has the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve but does not have the highest tiger population. -
Option B: Madhya Pradesh
Correct. Due to its rich tiger population and several reserves, it is called the "Tiger State." -
Option C: Uttar Pradesh
Incorrect. While it has Dudhwa National Park, it doesn't rank highest in tiger numbers. -
Option D: Jammu & Kashmir
Incorrect. This region is not known for its tiger population.
