Cheetah Reintroduction in India

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If African countries agree in April, cheetahs will arrive in the country, a three-member team of experts is coming to Madhya Pradesh 

Three experts from the African country of Namibia are coming to Madhya Pradesh in April for the Cheetah project to explore the pulse of Kuno Palpur National Park in Sheopur district. They will spend about a week visiting Kuno Palpur, Gandhi Sagar, Nauradehi Sanctuary and Madhav National Park at Shivpuri. Only on the basis of this team's report, other countries of Africa, including Namibia, will ratify the proposal to give cheetah to India. At the same time, the Wildlife Institute of India Dehradun has started preparing the DPR (detail project report) on the project, which will be sent to the state government through the National Tiger Conservation Authority and then there will be a contract between the two governments regarding the project. 

The dream of cheetahs speeding up on the land of Madhya Pradesh is going to be fulfilled. The forest of Kuno Palpur in Madhya Pradesh has been considered the best in the country for cheetahs. So cheetah experts from Namibia and other two African countries are coming here next month. He will first visit Koono Palpur and then Shesh on all three protected areas. Experts will report to their government, which will tell whether the cheetahs will be able to keep themselves alive in the protected areas where cheetahs are to be inhabited. How is the climate there and what are the arrangements. Only the recommendations made in this report will decide whether the government of Namibia and other countries will give cheetah to India or not. After this, further action will be taken. 

The contract for the project will be 

Like all projects of the Government of India, there will be a two-party contract for the Cheetah project. The contract will be based on the DPR of the Wildlife Institute of India Dehradun. The process of making DPR is also going to start soon. The state government will have to spend 20 to 40 percent of the amount on this project. Given this, the state has to be duly included in the project on behalf of the Government of India. 

Madhya Pradesh Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forests JS Chauhan said that three days ago this was discussed in a virtual meeting of the Wildlife Institute of India, the Empowered Committee of the Supreme Court and the Forest Officers of the state. The institute has agreed to complete the formalities of linking the state government with the project. There has been a virtual meeting. Many issues have also been discussed in it. The information about the arrival of three experts from Africa to visit all the four protected areas of the state is correct. 

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