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This Article is From Sep 17, 2022

Highlights: PM Modi Releases 8 Cheetahs At Madhya Pradesh National Park

The big cats were flown in a helicopter to their new home Kuno National Park in the Sheopur district of Madhya Pradesh where they will be released.

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Updated : September 17, 2022 6:19 pm IST

All the cheetahs will be personally welcomed by PM Modi today on his 72nd birthday.

New Delhi:

Eight cheetahs from Namibia have been released into enclosures at Madhya Pradesh's Kuno national park by Prime Minister Narendra Modi today, as part of the programme to reintroduce the feline in India seven decades after it was declared extinct in the country.

The big cats were flown in a helicopter to their new home Kuno National Park in the Sheopur district of Madhya Pradesh where they were released.

Radio collar has been installed in all the cheetahs and will be monitored through satellite. Apart from this, there will be a dedicated monitoring team behind each cheetah who will keep monitoring location for 24 hours, officials said.

Here are the Highlights on Cheetahs' arrival:

Sep 17, 2022 13:37 (IST)
Cheetah Release A "Tamasha" By PM To Avoid National Issues: Congress

The Congress on Saturday called Prime Minister Narendra Modi's releasing of Cheetahs in a Madhya Pradesh national park a "tamasha," orchestrated by him as another diversion from pressing national issues and the 'Bharat Jodo Yatra'. Congress general secretary and in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh also alleged that the prime minister "hardly ever acknowledges continuity in governance" and the Cheetah project was the latest example of that. (Read full story here)
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Watch: Moment When Cheetahs Were Released Into Their New Home
Eight cheetahs from Namibia have arrived in their new home, Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park, where they were released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part of the programme to reintroduce the feline in India.
Sep 17, 2022 11:57 (IST)
This is a historic moment. Cheetahs will make us more environmentally conscious": PM Modi
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PM Modi released two cheetahs from enclosure number one and after that about 70 meters away, from the second enclosure released another cheetah.
Sep 17, 2022 11:37 (IST)
Radio collar has been installed in all the cheetahs released into Kuno national park

Radio collar has been installed in all the cheetahs and will be monitored through satellite. Apart from this, there will be a dedicated monitoring team behind each cheetah who will keep monitoring location for 24 hours, officials said.
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Sep 17, 2022 11:33 (IST)
Sep 17, 2022 11:33 (IST)
PM Modi releases cheetahs flown in from Namibia


Prime Minister Narendra Modi has released the cheetahs into the enclosure at Kuno national park. The wild cats will remain at the enclosure, which is 10 kms wide, for a month.

Sep 17, 2022 11:19 (IST)


Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan received PM Modi at the Gwalior airport. 
Sep 17, 2022 11:11 (IST)
Sep 17, 2022 10:56 (IST)
PM Modi lands at Gwalior airport, to release cheetahs shortly

PM Modi has landed at Gwalior airport. PM Modi, who is celebrating his birthday today, will release the wild cats in quarantine enclosures of the park.
Sep 17, 2022 10:47 (IST)
Sep 17, 2022 10:32 (IST)

"The cheetahs have arrived in their new home- KUNO - heavenly habitat for our cats," the minister tweeted, sharing pictures from the airbase. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is celebrating his birthday today, will release the wild cats.
Sep 17, 2022 09:51 (IST)
PM Modi leaves for Kuno national park

Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves for Kuno national park, where he will release the eight cheetahs from Namibia as part of the programme to reintroduce the feline in India.
Sep 17, 2022 09:36 (IST)
Watch: Air Force choppers carry cheetahs to Kuno National Park

Air Force choppers carry the 8 cheetahs to Kuno National Park from Gwalior Air Force Station.
Sep 17, 2022 09:31 (IST)
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Cheetahs will rapidly boost tourism in Madhya Pradesh: Shivraj Chouhan

"No greater gift for Madhya Pradesh than the fact that the cheetahs from Namibia are coming to Kuno National Park. They had gone extinct and it's a historic step to reintroduce them. This is the biggest wildlife incident of this century. This will rapidly boost tourism in the state," said chief minister Shivraj Chouhan
Sep 17, 2022 08:40 (IST)
Sep 17, 2022 08:17 (IST)
8 cheetahs arrive in India after 70 years, to be flown to new home soon

Eight cheetahs from Namibia landed in Gwalior this morning, as part of the programme to reintroduce the feline in India seven decades after it was declared extinct in the country. The plane landed at the Gwalior airbase shortly before 8 am, an official said. A modified Boeing aircraft, which took off from the African country Friday night, carried the cheetahs in special wooden crates during the around 10-hour journey.
Sep 17, 2022 08:11 (IST)

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release cheetahs brought from Namibia today, in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park in Sheopur district. The Kuno park was selected as a home because of its abundant prey and grasslands.
Sep 17, 2022 07:42 (IST)



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