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    TERROR OF EXTINCTION ON TIGERS

    Tigers are a national conceit for India. India has the largest

    number of wild tigers in the world as compared to any other

    Asian Country. But, unfortunately Tiger Trade and their hunting

    by humans is not at all a part of History .The number of tigers

    is thus declining rapidly and if these are not stopped now that

    day is not far when there would be no tigers left in Indian

    jungles

    Its just not a factthat Indias, may be called the former

    national animal the lion was replaced by the Royal Bengal Tiger

    because the no. Of lions at that time had declined to a greatextent and they were on the edge of getting completely vanished

    from India because of their commercial hunting.

    Lions skins were hanged for presentation by the rich people (and

    are) as a status symbol, this had (and has) nothing to do with

    tradition it was (and is) just for luxury. The trade was very

    profitable and thus

    The Tigers in India at that time were some around 40,000. So youmay be shocked that they are now around 1400 (according to thegovernment evaluation), independent researcherseven less. The

    reason of this is considered that the park authorities still use

    the old system of paw mark counting which not 100% accurate is.

    In India the governing period of Indira Gandhi saw an amazing

    success ofMISSION TIGERthe plan was successful and gave good

    results, that couldnt be expected at that time, but no one now

    accepts that the project have finally reached where every

    government project reaches ultimately, it have reached the

    failure. Tiger trade is now on action at a more destructive and

    faster speed.

    If you want some evidence of this find out how many tigers arethere in Siriska and Panna. Its answer is ZERO, though in Panna

    a tigress and a tiger have been shifted to set up their family

    from Kanha National Park of the Madhya Pradesh state, which have

    two national parks reserved for the tigers with one of the

    largest tiger populations in India. What the government is doing

    is matter f discussion and criticism, but can be discussed later

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    because before giving out our thoughts and opinions we need to

    understand that actually what the root of this TIGER TRADE is.

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    First let me tell you what the Tiger trade actually is and why,

    from centuries the Indian wild tigers have faced the brutality

    of the hunters, it became a social status for the rich British

    officers and the Indian rulers who ruled over the Indian

    princely states. Instead of opposing the Indian rulers became as

    competitors in the number of tigers they hunted from jungles, it

    was obvious that this led to the decrease of the tiger

    population t a great extent but at that time the tigers were

    high in number and this too as unable to give a noticeable

    signal of their deduction. After Independence when the Lion

    population decreased the government realized that the hunting of

    big cats can take them to extinction and finally the national

    animal of the country was changed to tiger and from now hunting

    was to be considered a crime, this made a problem for the rich

    men to get their skins, so the villager were started being

    appointed to hunt tigers for them. The higher the skin wasperfectly with its natural form and is not damaged by sharp

    weapons or bullets are the signs of higher quality and higher

    price

    The government of India in the governing period of Indira Gandhi

    realized that something should be done to stop this hunting.

    Till that time this hunting had already became a well organized

    trade and was decreasing the Indian wild tiger population

    rapidly. So, as a result of all this after governments

    realization mission tiger was launched. It had success more than

    what would have been expected it looked that the Tiger Trade inIndia could be easily vanished but unfortunately it didnt went

    all the way, till the 2000s the country faced severe tiger trade

    back in form, and till this time the foreign market was on fire.

    Tiger skins were and are still used by the Tibetans for

    representing their social status. The Chinese too took an

    interest in these tiger skins and other products, many of the

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    Chinese love the Tiger Bear which is made of the tigers bones

    and is on a descent trade in China.

    Reasons for the trade

    The tiger skin is used by Tibetans to make traditional costumes

    which are wore on a special festival held in Tibet, though when

    after Dalai Lamas appeal they are now reduced to some. But

    still there is a heavy demand of skins and bones in Tibet. This

    traditional costume actually is worn by generations and is

    considered antique and a social symbol which is exposed with

    pride on certain festivals instead of shame for killing a royalanimal.

    China has been a greater Tiger market because tiger killing and

    breeding was legal in Peoples Republic of China in the 20th

    century. The trade in China was very profitable. This led to the

    establishment of many Tiger breeding centers all over the

    country, it too had a quite large wild population of tigers but

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    as it was easier to get the skins of these wild tigers than that

    to arrange for a breeding center they were hunted at a much

    higher pace than India as it was legal in China. Keeping in mind

    that the natural and less damaged skin priced higher. Thus the

    wild tiger skin was more precious also, this probably led to

    their merciless killing and the population decreased at a higher

    rate than in India.

    For the Indian tigers the problem started when the government

    stated it illegal. The trade had settled up too many customers

    that were a bit addicted to the tiger products and many new had

    started to take a keen interest in it due to its easy

    availability that was before the new law .As the Chinese

    enforcement agencies went tight for the traders to kill tiger

    and use its products in China. Tiger skins and skull started to

    be smuggled from India through Tibet.

    God knows what is done to the tigers in breeding farms that are

    still running in China on the name of Research Centers. The

    Indian tigers reach China through the way of Tibet which I will

    tell you later. But this trade as shown units results in the

    country very rapidly and is now becoming more furious.

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