Cheetah Reintroduction in India

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After 70 years, cheetahs will be speeded up again in the country, they will be kept in the Kuno-Palpur sanctuary of Madhya Pradesh. 

After 70 years, preparations for cheetah in the country are in full swing. If everything happens as per the plan, by the end of this year, the leopard will be seen speeding again on the land of the country. In the first batch, they will be brought a complete family, which will have a male and a female adult along with about four children. Under this project, there are preparations to bring about 35 to 40 cheetahs in the country in the next five years. 

All cheetahs will be brought from African countries including Namibia  

All cheetahs will be brought from African countries including Namibia. In the midst of preparing to bring cheetahs, the biggest question right now is where will they be kept. However, till now the interest of states like Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan and Gujarat has come out. Madhya Pradesh has gone a step further and has proposed to bear the entire expenditure on these.

Search for favorable locations for cheetahs continues 

Despite this, on the basis of adequate food availability and scientific studies, the search for favorable locations for cheetahs continues. The Wildlife Institute of India, under the supervision of the High Level Committee constituted by the Supreme Court and the Union Ministry of Environment, is busy in carrying out this work rapidly. 

Wildlife Institute of India: Cheetahs will be kept in Kuno-Palpur sanctuary of Madhya Pradesh 

Teams from the Wildlife Institute of India have visited the sanctuaries of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. Its report has also been given to the Ministry of Environment. Under this, currently, Coono-Palpur in Madhya Pradesh is the only sanctuary where cheetahs can be brought and kept immediately. There is enough food available for them in this sanctuary. At the same time there is also a favorable stay for them. 

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