Bhaskar Breaking: Singh Chhalaang: From Barda to Botad, there can be a great gir, announcement in short

Sasan Gir in Junagadh has been out of the village for years. It has built a triangular corridor to expand its empire towards Barda, Velavadar and Kodinar M3. By expanding its area on its own, vanarajas have now spread over 30,000 square kilometres of the state. As a result, the potential for the development of the tourism industry has also been strengthened. The forest department is examining the possibility of a large gir from Barda hill to Botad, located between Porbandar and Jamnagar. With the expansion of The Greater Gir, the tourism industry, including hotels, will also develop and in rural areas, the schemes of the Forest Department, including the construction of walls in the fields, the protection of wells, will also be implemented. Because, a large area here has a mixture of limestones with dolomite and basalt type stones. However, it didn't make much of a difference to the lions. Various groups of lions, who have left Sasan and migrated for years, have already started settling in other areas and in some places the forest department has also settled. For which arrangements including housing, water and food are being made, as well as evaluation of land acquisition and conservation parameters. Thus, while the lions have breached the shackles of the region and made their habitat at their convenient place, now only the official announcement of the expansion of The Greater Gir is yet to be made. T. Vasavada told Bhaskar, "Five to seven years ago, there was no management of lions in Botad, but now the entire division has come up and apart from that division, the schemes of the forest department are applicable to the lions wherever they are." These include Khambha, Jafrabad, Rajula, Savarkundla, Liliya, Gariadhar, Mahuva, Talaja, Palitana, Sehore, Ghogha, Bhavnagar and Valbhipur. Research done by a young man from Kutch also confirmed the fact of the corridor of wild animals (map photo) This triangular corridor has also been confirmed in the research done by Abhinav Mehta, a young man of Kutch, on the 'authenticity of the geo-geographical habitat of the corridor of wild animals'. He said the Gulf of Khambhat and the southern part of the eastern part of the Arabian Sea, which also includes the shetrunji and kalubhar rivers, consists of three man-made forests, Kamnath, Kalubhar and Shetrunji. The climate, land and wildlife of certain regions of The talukas of Amreli and Bhavnagar have been detailed and deeply examined about how compatible they are with the existence of lions. This is how The Greater Gir went ahead and the government continued to develop in this way, this will be the benefit with the development of The Greater Gir Lions used to roam in 22,000 square kilometers, now the area has increased by 36 percent: CCF The area of lions has increased by 36 percent. The official forest of lions is less than 1500 square kilometers. Vanarajas have increased their area on their own. - Aradhana Sahu, CCF, Junagadh