Jharkhand CM Launches Mobile App

Current Context: Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren recently launched a mobile app to track elephant movement in Jharkhand, a state that has a large population of wild elephants and faces frequent human-elephant conflicts.

• The app is designed to help villagers and forest department officials to monitor the location and movement of elephants, so that they can take preventive measures to avoid any harm or damage.
• The app also provides information on elephant behaviour, habitat, and conservation efforts. The app is part of the government’s initiative to protect the elephants and the people living near their habitats.
• The government has also increased the compensation for damage caused by elephants, and has launched several schemes to promote afforestation and biodiversity in the state.
• The app was launched on the occasion of the 74th Van Mahotsav, a festival of trees celebrated in India every year. 
• The chief minister urged the citizens to plant at least one tree and conserve it, and also announced a toll-free number to report any illegal mining or tree felling activities.

Question:

Q.1 What is the name of the mobile app launched by Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren to track elephant movement in Jharkhand?
a. Elephant Tracker
b. Elephant Alert
c. Elephant Watch
d. Elephant Guard