According to the latest tiger census data released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the tiger population in India has increased significantly compared to the previous census figures of 1,411 in 2006, reaching 3,167 in 2022. Member Secretary NTCA (National Tiger Conservation Authority) and ADGF Project Tiger SP Yadav said that India is Tigers habitat of 75 per cent population of the world.In an exclusive interview with ANI, SP Yadav said, “In the year 2006 When the first proper tiger census was then the number of tigers in the country was 1411 and in 2022 the total number of Tigers is 3167which indicates healthy growth of the Tiger population and it is a matter of great pride that India has the largest tiger population globally. If we talk about the tiger population in the world is around 4000 -4500 while alone in India the tiger population is 3167 almost 75% which is the global tiger population.” “We will translocate the tiger to the place where its density is less. This is our new strategy and we need a lot of preparations for this,” he added. “Cambodia wants the Tiger to be reintroduced there and India’s successfully reintroduced tigers Sariska, and Panna, so they want cooperation from India and the Memorandum of Understanding with the Cambodian Government has been signed. we are ready to provide technical support and all kinds of support to Cambodia to rebuild Tiger’s population there. India is closely working with the government of Cambodia for translocating a few tigers where tigers have become extinct,” SP Yadav added.