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WBCS Main Examination 2022 — Paper III: General Studies I · Question 197 of 200

Q197
Geography (incl. West Bengal)Environment, Wildlife & Disasters
Which State of India has the maximum number of tiger reserves?
  1. a.Assam
  2. b.West Bengal
  3. c.Maharastra
  4. d.Madhya Pradesh

Answer: (D) Madhya Pradesh

Answer as of 2022 — this may have changed since.

Madhya Pradesh has the most tiger reserves of any state; Veerangana Durgavati, notified in September 2023, became its seventh, after Kanha, Pench, Bandhavgarh, Panna, Satpura and Sanjay-Dubri. It has since added Ratapani (2024) and Madhav (2025), taking the total to nine. Maharashtra has six, including Tadoba-Andhari and Melghat, which makes (C) the tempting option. Assam has Kaziranga, Manas, Nameri and Orang. West Bengal has two, the Sundarbans and Buxa.