Now, most of the world's cheetah population lives on the African continent, with the vast majority residing largely in South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana. Scientists to resurrect Indian cheetah ...

In a significant expansion of the project, the cheetahs arriving from Botswana will not be housed in Kuno National Park, where most of the current population resides, but instead will be relocated ...

Also, a discussion was held to think on the work plan about Cheetahs to be introduced in Banni Grasslands of Gujarat, Gandhisagar sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh in future," Union Minister Yadav said.

There are 26 cheetahs in Kuno National Park, located in Sheopur district. There is a plan to bring 8 more cheetahs from Botswana. Of these, 4 cheetahs will arrive by May 2025, followed by another ...

NTCA officials informed that more than ₹112 crore has been spent on the cheetah project in the country so far. Eight cheetahs will be brought to India from Botswana in southern Africa in two ...

He highlighted that the cheetah population in the region has shown 80% growth. Notably, this is a rare achievement unmatched by any other country. यशस्वी ...

On two Cheetahs to be released in Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav said, “Today I am going to release Cheetah in Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary. There is a belief in Ujjain ...

The Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeosciences, in collaboration with the Zoological Survey of India, is striving to resurrect the extinct Indian cheetah. Scientists are in the final phase of whole ...

India will bring eight cheetahs from Botswana in southern Africa in two phases, including four by May, according to officials. The information about cheetahs to be brought was given by officials ...

Eight cheetahs will be brought to India from Botswana in southern Africa in two phases, including four by May, officials have said. A release from the Madhya Pradesh government said this ...

According to officials, India will bring eight cheetahs from Botswana in southern Africa in two phases, including four by May. National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) participated in a review ...