We'd asked you, dear readers, to share stories and photographs of the national animal.
Here are some more responses we received from readers who visited Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve in Nagpur, Maharashtra.
Dr Chirag Patil, 39 from Thane sent us this photograph from Tadoba and told us the story behind it.
"We waited for an hour in our car. At about 9:30 am we could see some movement in the bushes.
"The birds who were drinking water earlier, disappeared. We saw a tiger approach the water hole.
"Bingo! It was Wagdoh-The King, aka Scarface.
"What a majestic animal! and He was huge!
"There was a pin drop silence as we couldn't believe our eyes. We had goose bumps all over.
"He was there for about 5 minutes. He posed for us for sometime and left us, wanting for more. After all he is the undisputed king of Tadoba!"
Photograph: Kind courtesy Chirag Patil
"We waited for an hour in our car. At about 9:30 am we could see some movement in the bushes.
"The birds who were drinking water earlier, disappeared. We saw a tiger approach the water hole.
"Bingo! It was Wagdoh-The King, aka Scarface.
"What a majestic animal! and He was huge!
"There was a pin drop silence as we couldn't believe our eyes. We had goose bumps all over.
"He was there for about 5 minutes. He posed for us for sometime and left us, wanting for more. After all he is the undisputed king of Tadoba!"
Photograph: Kind courtesy Chirag Patil
Mehul Parekh, 41, spotted Matkasur on October 24, 2017 near Tadoba lake. He says this was the closest he could get with the tiger.Photograph: Kind courtesy Mehul Parekh
Shrikant Patil shared this photograph of Maaya taken at Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Photograph: Kind courtesy Shrikant Patil
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