Chhattisgarh situated in Central India has been making the news for the last several years because of Low Tiger Density in its Tiger Reserves and Wildlife Sanctuaries.
Achanakamar Tiger Reserve situated in Chhattisgarh had Low Tiger Density for several years and was given up as lost by Wildlife Conservation Authorities.
In 2022, it was observed that Achanakamar Tiger Reserve was home to only 5 Wild Bengal Tigers.
Enter Jhumri, The Wild Bengal Tigress relocated from Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve to Achanakamar Tiger Reserve.
In 2024, Achanakamar Tiger Reserve was home to 10 Wild Bengal Tigers and in 2025 it was home to 18 Wild Bengal Tigers.
The Increase in Tiger Population in Achanakamar Tiger Reserve took place only because of Multiple Litters from Jhumri - The Relocated Wild Bengal Tigress.
Besides, Jhumri there are two other Breeding Wild Bengal Tigresses at Achanakamar Tiger Reserve namely TK-16 and TK-17 respectively.
Things are really looking up for Achanakamar Tiger Reserve with a Major Boost in its Tiger Population expected in 2026 and 2027.
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