<h1>State government plans first tiger safari in reserve using 150 hectares, costing Rs 250 crore to boost tourism and employment</h1> The state government plans to establish its first tiger safari in the Tiger Reserve using a model from another state, requiring approximately 150 hectares and costing around Rs 250 crore. The reserve currently houses five big cats across 1,129 square kilometers. Officials aim to boost tourism and generate local employment in the previously conflict-affected region. The project awaits approval from the state wildlife board and Central Zoo Authority. Additionally, the government plans to restore a 400-year-old fort and beautify a nearby lake to enhance overall tourism development in the area.