The tiger is the most charismatic and ferocious wild cat and the national animal of India. It symbolizes India’s wildlife wealth. It is considered the national animal because of its grace, strength, agility, and enormous power. To educate our learners on the importance of tigers in our ecosystem, an assembly was conducted by the students of Grade VIII J on Wednesday, 31st July 2024, on the topic “Save Tigers: Nation’s Pride/Save Wildlife”. India is the land of the largest number of tigers in the world and consists of 50% of the world’s tiger population. Yet this creature is the most slaughtered one in the country and is on the verge of becoming extinct. In 1970, the alarm was raised and hunting of tigers was made illegal. Many programs and initiatives are taken for the protection of the tiger population living in the wild. This was creatively illustrated through an impactful enthralling skit. The assembly witnessed humongous zeal and excitement among the young learners.
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