Karnataka: PM Narendra Modi went on a "safari" at the Bandipur Tiger Reserve in Karnataka on Sunday, showcasing his passion for wildlife and nature. During his visit, PM Modi had a close encounter with wildlife as he fed sugarcane to an elephant at Theppakadu elephant camp. The Prime Minister's visit to the tiger reserve is of great significance as he is scheduled to release the latest tiger census data at a mega event on Sunday, which marks the completion of 50 years of 'Project Tiger' in Mysuru. PM Modi will also unveil the government's vision for tiger conservation during the event, which is called 'Amrit Kaal'. Additionally, he will launch the International Big Cats Alliance, which aims to protect big cats and their habitats across the world. The video of PM Modi feeding the elephant has gone viral on social media, drawing praise and admiration from citizens across the country
