Talk:National parks of India

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Pench National Park is in Maharashtra as well as in Madhya Pradesh. Both have been notified separately and are separate National Parks. To avoid any confusion I have given article in name Pench National Park, Madhya Pradesh. burdak 06:22, 17 July 2005 (UTC)

[edit] numerical notation confusing

the numerical notation used here is ***,**.00. This is confusing and is not following the normal trend of ***,***,***,***.00 (billions, millions, thousands, hundreds) or the Indian numerical trend of **,**,**,***.00 (crores, lakhs, thousands, hundreds); why is this confusing notation used? I've never seen a notation like this previously. How does one call it? Will it be called 'thousands, tens'? Then why not use ***,*.00? i.e. (thousands, units). Please change it, otherwise the numbers will be taken as 100 thousand instead of 10 thousand.