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The Lion was the first national animal of India. Now, since 1973, the Bengal Tiger is the national animal of India.
The Lion was the first national animal of India, till 1973 that is.
In April 1973, Project Tiger was started to save the tigers in India. As a consequence, in 1973, the Bengal Tigerwas made the national animal of India.
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