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Biosphere Reserves in India:
S. No.
Biosphere Reserve
State
         1
Nilgiri
Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka
         2
Nanda Devi
Uttarakhand
         3
Nokrek
Meghalaya
         4
Manas
Assam
         5
Sunderban
West Bengal
         6
Gulf of Mannar
Tamil Nadu
         7
Great Nicobar
Great Nicobar
         8
Similipal
Odisha
         9
Dibru-Saikhova
Assam
         10
Dehang-Dibang
Arunachal Pradesh
     11
Pachmarhi
Madhya Pradesh
     12
Khangchendzonga
Sikkim
     13
Agasthyamalai
Kerala, Tamil Nadu
        14
Achanakmar-Amarkantak
Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh
        15
Kachchh
Gujarat
      16
Cold Desert
Himachal Pradesh
     17
Seshachalam
Andhra Pradesh
     18
Panna
Madhya Pradesh.

* Sites with bold letters have been included in the World Network of Biosphere Reserves of UNESCO.

Tricks to remember Biosphere reserves:


1.                  Nilgiri:

The name of the Bollywood actor ‘Neil’ may be assigned to Nilgiri.
‘Natak’(play) may be assigned to Karnataka. Karela to kerala and Tamil Nadu to Tamil language. So the statement would be like:
Neil Tamil Natak mein Karela khata hai.



2.                  Nanda Devi:

Sab prashno k Uttar pa kar Anand prapt hua.

3.                  Nokrek:

Megha k pass ek Nokar h.

4.                  Manas:

Manushya ka man mein Aas kabhi khatm nahi honi chahiye.

5.                  Mannar:

Tamil Nadu mein Vaishnavism k followers bahut hai.
Isliye Tamil Nadu k logo (people) k man(mind) mein Narayan hai.


6.                  Similipal:

Odisi dance mein dancer har pal smile karti hai.

7.                  Dibru-Saikhova:

Damru wale Sai se sabko aas hai.


8.                  Dehang-Dibang:

Aruna apne Anchal se apni Deh aur ang ko dhakti hai.

9.                  Pachmarhi:

Paanch Maniyo (gems) ko surakshit rakhne k liye use snakes k Madhya rakha jata h.


10.              Khangchendzonga:

Kanchan ko kangan kharidne k liye ek Sikka chahiye.

11.              Agasthyamalai:

Agasthya muni was from Tamil Nadu. Hence the name.

12.              Achanakmar-Amarkantak:

Chhattisgarh and Madya Pradesh mein Naxals Achanak Mar kar bhaag jate hai.

13.              Cold Desert:

Jaha Him (barf) ka anchal hoga cold desert wahi hoga.

14.              Seshachalam:


Sesh Nag k Anchal k niche Andhera rehta h.
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