Q. According to recent report, which national park in India has the highest estimated tiger population as of 2024?
Answer: Corbett National Park
Notes: India hosts 75% of the global tiger population, with at least 3,167 tigers in 2022, up from 2,967 in 2018. Nearly 40% of tigers are concentrated in just 11% of reserves. Only six reserves have over 100 tigers, while 22 have fewer than 10 or none. Corbett National Park has the highest tiger population at 231, followed by Nagarhole (127), Bandipur (126), Kaziranga (104), Bandhavgarh (104), and Mudumalai (103). The data was reported by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) covering 53 reserves across 18 states.

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