National Parks are set to reopen in Madhya Pradesh as the government decided to further ease the lockdown. The national parks in the state will be reopend from domestic travellers, in a bid to move towards normalcy in a phased manner as per the MHA guidelines.
In wake of the rising coronavirus cases in the country, the Assam Government on Monday decided to shut down all Tiger reserves, sanctuaries and national parks in the state. The same will remain closed between March 17 to 29, to avoid the spread of COVID 19.
National parks are home to flora and fauna which showcase nature's beauty. The common idea behind a national park is the conservation of wild nature for posterity and as a symbol of national pride. The
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