Which state recorded the highest vulture population in India in the 2025 census?
Madhya Pradesh
Why in the news?
“Madhya Pradesh Records India’s Highest Vulture Population in 2025 Census”
Madhya Pradesh recorded India’s highest vulture population in the 2025 census, reaching 12,981, up from 10,845 in 2024 and 8,397 in 2019. The state conducts systematic vulture censuses across 16 circles, 64 divisions, and 9 protected areas.
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