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TGPSC Group-I 2022 · Question 25 of 140

India recorded the highest number of Tiger deaths in 2021. Consider the following in relation to this : A. A total of 127 Tigers died. B. Gujarat ranks first in this fatality. C. Madhya Pradesh ranks first in this fatality. D. Maharashtra and Karnataka occupy second and third position respectively.

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  1. AA, B & D only
  2. BA, C & D onlyCorrect
  3. CA & B only
  4. DB & D only

Answer: B. A, C & D only

Explanation

In 2021, 127 tiger deaths were recorded in India — the highest ever. Madhya Pradesh ranked first, followed by Maharashtra and Karnataka. Correct: A, C & D. Answer: (2).

Source: TGPSC Group-I 2022 Prelims (Master Paper, Notification No. 04/2022)

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