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India Rhino Vision,2020 | UPSC Current Affairs | Amit Tiwari | Tarun IAS

India Rhino Vision,2020 Why in News? The Indian Rhino Vision 2020 (IRV 2020) has officially come to a close with the translocation of two rhinos to Manas National Park from Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary in Assam, India Indian Rhino Vision Factsheet: Launched – 2005 Aim – To achieve the population of Rhinos in wild in the seven protected sanctuaries in Assam to the tune of 3000 by 2020 About Rhinoceros Habitat: Tropical and subtropical grasslands, savannahs and shrublands, tropical moist forests, deserts and shrublands BEHAVIOUR: An amphibian to its core, the Rhinos love to wallow in waterholes in the summer to regulate its body temperature! REPRODUCTION: Female rhinos can give birth to one calf every 2-3 years and mating takes place throughout the year! DIET: Rhinos are mega herbivores – they can consume over 40 kgs of vegetation in a day! Rhino Distribution in India Three species of Rhinos are found in Asia- Sumatran Rhino Javan Rhino Indian Rhino(biggest of all species) Indian Rhino is hound in India, Pakistan and Nepal In India- Assam West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh IUCN- Vulnerable CITES- Appendix 1 WPA 1972 - Schedule Indian Rhino Vision Indian Rhino Vision was formulated by Rhino Task Force in 2005 with the aim to increase the population of Rhinos in Assam to 3000 by 2020. The programme was implemented jointly by Assam Wildlife department, WWF- India, Bodoland Territorial Council, International Rhino Foundation and US Fish and Wildlife service Manas National Park which did not have any Rhino in 2010 has now 20 Rhinos The population of Rhinos in Assam has now increased to 3550 Other Efforts New Delhi Declaration on Asian Rhinos 2019: Collaboration between India+Bhutan+Nepal+Indonesia and Malaysia 2. National Rhino Conservation Strategy: Launched in 2019 by MoEFCC Aims to conserve One horned Rhino It seeks to collaborate with Nepal on the conservation issues and recognises the separation of single species of Rhinos between Sugla-Phata national Park (Nepal) and Valmiki Tiger Reserve(Bihar) Chitwan National Park (Nepal) and Dudhwa (India) Live Streaming | Watch Online Current Affairs Strategy for UPSC CSE by Amit Sir. This Video is based on the Current Affairs Strategy for UPSC CSE by Amit Sir on the behalf of Tarun IAS. Follow Us On: Website: https://tarunias.com/ Facebook:   / tarunias.in   LinkedIn:   / tarun-ias-7116121ba   Contact Details: Email: tarun@tarunias.com