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Recently, the Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister said that Nauradehi Wildlife Sanctuary will become the third home for cheetahs in the state.

Location: It is located in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
It was declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1975.
It is the largest wildlife sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh.
The entire sanctuary is situated on a plateau, forming part of the upper Vindhyan range.
It acts as a corridor for Panna Tiger Reserve and Satpura Tiger Reserve while indirectly connecting Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve via Rani Durgawati Wildlife Sanctuary.
It is classified under the Deccan peninsula biogeographic region and forms part of the Ganga and Narmada basins.
Vegetation: The forest type of this sanctuary is classified as the Tropical Dry Deciduous forest which consists of the Central Indian monsoon forests.
Drainage: Three fourth of Nauradehi Wildlife Sanctuary falls in the Yamuna [Ganges] basin and one fourth of the sanctuary falls in the Narmada basin.
The north flowing Kopra River, Bamner River, Bearma River, which are tributaries of the Ken River, are the major rivers of this sanctuary.
Flora: Teak, Saja, Dhaora, Bhirra, Ber, Bel, Mahua, Tendu, Gunja and Amla etc.
Fauna: Tiger, Panther, Sloth-beer wild dog, blue bull, chinkara, spotted deer, sambhar etc.

Source: PTI

Nauradehi Wildlife Sanctuary FAQs

Q1: Where is the Nauradehi Wildlife Sanctuary located?

Ans: Madhya Pradesh

Q2: What is the significance of Nauradehi Wildlife Sanctuary?

Ans: It is the largest wildlife sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh