Where does 'Todgarh Raoli' Wildlife Sanctuary exist?

Correct option is A

Ans. (a)
The Todgarh Raoli Wildlife Sanctuary spans across the districts of Ajmer, Pali, and Rajsamand. It is named after Colonel Tod, a British officer who documented Rajasthan's history, and the Raoli village located within the sanctuary. The sanctuary is known for its rich biodiversity, with species like leopards, sloth bears, and sambars inhabiting its dense forests.
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1. The sanctuary covers an area of approximately 495 sq. km and is part of the Aravalli range.
2. It serves as a vital corridor for wildlife movement in Rajasthan.
3. The sanctuary’s vegetation ranges from dry deciduous to tropical forests.
4. Eco-tourism activities like trekking and nature trails are promoted in the region.
Additional Information
· (b) Chittorgarh, Pali & Rajsamand: Incorrect, not the districts involved.
· (c) Pali, Rajsamand & Bhilwara: Bhilwara is not part of the sanctuary.
· (d) Udaipur, Pali & Rajsamand: Udaipur is not part of the Todgarh Raoli sanctuary.