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Question : Which is the first national park established in India?

Option 1: Velvadan National Park

Option 2: Periyar National Park

Option 3: Bandipur National Park

Option 4: Corbett National Park


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Correct Answer: Corbett National Park


Solution : The correct option is - Corbett National Park

The first national park in India, currently known as Jim Corbett National Park, was established in 1936 as Uttarakhand's Hailey National Park.  The Project Tiger project was launched with the park as its initial target. The Terai Arc Landscape Program of the World Wide Fund For Nature includes Corbett National Park as one of its thirteen protected sites.

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