On April 1st, (1973), the Indian government initiated Project Tiger with the goal of protecting India’s quickly diminishing tiger population. The project’s main goals are to reduce and manage causes that contribute to the loss of tiger habitats.
For scientific, ecological, economic, aesthetic, and cultural reasons, ensure a viable tiger population.
The National Tiger Conservation Authority is in charge of the project’s administration (NTCA).
In 2005, the NTCA was established in response to the Tiger Task Force’s recommendations.
Final Answer: Hence, the main of the ‘Project Tiger’ is to reduce and manage the causes that contribute to the loss of tiger habitats.