Rare Tiger Sighting Thrills Tourists in Palamu Tiger Reserve

• Tourists on a jungle safari in Betla National Park, Palamu Tiger Reserve, spotted a tiger in broad daylight.
• The sighting, considered extremely rare, occurred around 9 AM on Monday, exciting both tourists and forest officials.
• Palamu Tiger Reserve spans 1147.5 sq km, with safaris limited to a 20 sq km area in Betla National Park.
• Lady guide Sonam Kumari and driver Junaid Alam ensured tourist safety by following protocols, observing the tiger from a distance.
• Forest department officials view this as evidence of successful conservation efforts and a favorable environment for tigers in Betla.

Why It Matters: A rare daytime tiger sighting in Palamu Tiger Reserve highlights successful conservation and eco-tourism efforts.