Where did India tag its first-ever Ganges River Dolphin with a satellite device?

The correct answer is Assam In News First-ever geotagging of Ganges River Dolphin in Assam, marking a historic milestone in dolphin conservation. Key Points The project is a collaboration between the MoEFCC , Wildlife Institute of India , Assam Forest Department , and Aaranyak , funded by the National CAMPA. Ganges River Dolphin , India’s National Aquatic Animal , is an indicator species whose health reflects the condition of the ecosystem. The tagging will help track seasonal and migratory patterns , distribution , and habitat usage of dolphins, which is crucial for conservation strategies. The Ganges dolphin is endangered and faces threats from water pollution , habitat loss , and low visibility due to its reliance on echolocation . Project Dolphin (launched in 2020) aims to conserve river dolphins and their habitats, supporting both biodiversity and local livelihoods . In 2022, the National Dolphin Day was established on October 5 to raise awareness about dolphin conservation.