Delayed by coronavirus, the Reliance zoo named 'Greens Zoological, Rescue and Rehabilitation Kingdom' in Gujarat will now be complete in two years. The priced inmates of Mukesh Ambani's younger son's dream zoo have already started taking up their position by their proposed residences!

MUMBAI, Dec 20: Reliance is building the largest zoo in the world in Jamnagar in Gujarat, near to its oil refining complex. The required clearances have been obtained from both the Central and State Governments. The project will be spread over 280 acres of land.

It has been reported that the coronavirus pandemic is delaying the project, which, however, will be completed in two years. It is being named as 'Greens Zoological, Rescue and Rehabilitation Kingdom'.

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) Director (Corporate Affairs) Parmil Nathwani said, "We have started work on this project. This zoo will be the world's largest zoo." The topic also came up at the virtual conference held to mark ASSOCHAM foundation week on Friday.

Parmil Nathwani told reporters, "We have started work on this project. This zoo will be the world's largest zoo. The zoo is going to be even larger than the zoo located in Singapore. It will be made in about 300 acres of land."

The detailed project report (DPR) submitted by Reliance was approved by the 33rd meeting of the Central Zoo Authority on February 12, 2019, according to the Central Zoo Authority.

Orangutan, African Lion, Gorilla, Zebra, Giraffe, African elephant and Komodo Dragon will be some of the priced inmates of Mukesh Ambani's younger son's dream zoo. Some have already taken up their position by their proposed residences!