Chandana (Scientific name: Psittacula eupatria) or Big Tia Psittaculidae (Sitakulidae) or family of Psittacula (Sitakula) is one of the major species of birds. [2] [3] Birds are found in many countries of South and Southeast Asia, besides Bangladesh, India. Emperor Alexander from Punjab province, these birds imported into different countries of Europe and the Middle East, where they were of high quality fancy among the noble people, hence the name has been named according to his name. Meaning of the scientific name of Chandana
Noble lineage, or noble descent (Latin: psittacula = parrot;
Greek: eu = noble or good, patria = family or patriarchy). [3] They spread across a wide area around the world, their habitat of about 32 million square kilometers.
[4] For the past few decades, due to significant reductions in their numbers, I U. C. N. This species has been declared to be almost endangered. [1]
This species is preserved in Wildlife Act of Bangladesh.
