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Kenyan Delegation Reviews Prep At Cheetahs' Proposed Second Home In India
After reintroducing cheetahs - the animal was declared extinct from India in 1952 - at Kuno National Park (KNP) in the state's Sheopur district two years ago, the government is planning to bring the big cats to Gandhi Sagar.
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No Task Force Officials Have Cheetah Handling Experience, Supreme Court Told
The Centre Thursday told the Supreme Court that no officials including members of the court-appointed committee have any experience in cheetah management in India as the animal went extinct from the country in 1947-48.
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"Pathological Liar": Congress Slams PM In Credit War Over Cheetahs
The Congress today hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his remark that "no constructive efforts" were made for decades to reintroduce cheetahs to India after the big cats were declared extinct in the country.
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"Want Country To Move At Speed Of Cheetah": PM At Logistics Policy Launch
On a day Prime Minister Narendra Modi released wild cheetahs - which had become extinct from India - in Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh, he drew a link between the speed of the animal and the pace at which India should improve its logistics.
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"Cheetahs Won't Change This": Scant Cheer Among Locals Over Historic Move
After releasing cheetahs, extinct in India for seven decades, in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park on his 72nd birthday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the feline's reintroduction would be a blessing for the region.
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Watch: As India Gets Cheetahs Back, An Explainer On Why They Went Extinct
Prime Minister Narendra Modi released cheetahs flown in from Namibia into a special enclosure at Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park (KNP) on Saturday.
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No Serious Efforts Made For Decades To Reintroduce Cheetahs In India: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday hit out at the previous governments, saying that no constructive efforts were made to reintroduce cheetahs in India after they became extinct from the country seven decades ago.
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On Birthday, PM Releases Cheetahs Flown In From Africa: 10 Points
Project Cheetah: PM Modi today released three of the eight cheetahs that arrived in India Saturday, seven decades after their local extinction, in an ambitious project to reintroduce the big cats starting from Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park.
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Highlights: PM Modi Releases 8 Cheetahs At Madhya Pradesh National Park
Eight cheetahs from Namibia - flying in a special cargo plane - landed in Madhya Pradesh today morning, as part of the programme to reintroduce the feline in India seven decades after it was declared extinct in the country.
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10-Hour Flight, PM Presence: How India Is Bringing Back Extinct Cheetahs
Eight cheetahs will arrive in India this week and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release them into a national park in a grand ceremony on his birthday on September 17 (Saturday). The high-profile visitors will land in five helipads constructed 18.
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First Batch Of 12 Cheetahs From South Africa Likely To Reach India In October
The first batch of 12 cheetahs are expected to reach India from South Africa next month as part of an ambitious project to reintroduce the distinctively spotted cat species in the country where it has become extinct, officials have said.
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India-Namibia Sign Pact For Cheetah Restoration, 1st Batch To Arrive In August
India and Namibia on Wednesday signed a crucial memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the reintroduction of cheetahs, declared extinct in the country in 1952.
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India Set To Reintroduce Cheetahs By August
India is all set to introduce cheetahs from South Africa in a wildlife sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh by August as part of attempts to rehabilitate the species that had become extinct from the country.
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Cheetah Went Extinct In India In 1952. Now, 50 Will Return
After becoming extinct in 1952, cheetah is all set to return to India as the Centre on Wednesday launched an action plan under which 50 of these big cats will be introduced in the next five years.
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Cheetah To Be Reintroduced In India In November: Madhya Pradesh Minister
Cheetah, the world's fastest land animal which was declared extinct in India in 1952, is expected to be re-introduced into the country in November this year at the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh, state Forest Minister Vijay Shah said on Sunday.
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Kenyan Delegation Reviews Prep At Cheetahs' Proposed Second Home In India
After reintroducing cheetahs - the animal was declared extinct from India in 1952 - at Kuno National Park (KNP) in the state's Sheopur district two years ago, the government is planning to bring the big cats to Gandhi Sagar.
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No Task Force Officials Have Cheetah Handling Experience, Supreme Court Told
The Centre Thursday told the Supreme Court that no officials including members of the court-appointed committee have any experience in cheetah management in India as the animal went extinct from the country in 1947-48.
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"Pathological Liar": Congress Slams PM In Credit War Over Cheetahs
The Congress today hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his remark that "no constructive efforts" were made for decades to reintroduce cheetahs to India after the big cats were declared extinct in the country.
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"Want Country To Move At Speed Of Cheetah": PM At Logistics Policy Launch
On a day Prime Minister Narendra Modi released wild cheetahs - which had become extinct from India - in Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh, he drew a link between the speed of the animal and the pace at which India should improve its logistics.
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"Cheetahs Won't Change This": Scant Cheer Among Locals Over Historic Move
After releasing cheetahs, extinct in India for seven decades, in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park on his 72nd birthday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the feline's reintroduction would be a blessing for the region.
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Watch: As India Gets Cheetahs Back, An Explainer On Why They Went Extinct
Prime Minister Narendra Modi released cheetahs flown in from Namibia into a special enclosure at Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park (KNP) on Saturday.
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No Serious Efforts Made For Decades To Reintroduce Cheetahs In India: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday hit out at the previous governments, saying that no constructive efforts were made to reintroduce cheetahs in India after they became extinct from the country seven decades ago.
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On Birthday, PM Releases Cheetahs Flown In From Africa: 10 Points
Project Cheetah: PM Modi today released three of the eight cheetahs that arrived in India Saturday, seven decades after their local extinction, in an ambitious project to reintroduce the big cats starting from Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park.
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Highlights: PM Modi Releases 8 Cheetahs At Madhya Pradesh National Park
Eight cheetahs from Namibia - flying in a special cargo plane - landed in Madhya Pradesh today morning, as part of the programme to reintroduce the feline in India seven decades after it was declared extinct in the country.
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10-Hour Flight, PM Presence: How India Is Bringing Back Extinct Cheetahs
Eight cheetahs will arrive in India this week and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release them into a national park in a grand ceremony on his birthday on September 17 (Saturday). The high-profile visitors will land in five helipads constructed 18.
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First Batch Of 12 Cheetahs From South Africa Likely To Reach India In October
The first batch of 12 cheetahs are expected to reach India from South Africa next month as part of an ambitious project to reintroduce the distinctively spotted cat species in the country where it has become extinct, officials have said.
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India-Namibia Sign Pact For Cheetah Restoration, 1st Batch To Arrive In August
India and Namibia on Wednesday signed a crucial memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the reintroduction of cheetahs, declared extinct in the country in 1952.
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India Set To Reintroduce Cheetahs By August
India is all set to introduce cheetahs from South Africa in a wildlife sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh by August as part of attempts to rehabilitate the species that had become extinct from the country.
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Cheetah Went Extinct In India In 1952. Now, 50 Will Return
After becoming extinct in 1952, cheetah is all set to return to India as the Centre on Wednesday launched an action plan under which 50 of these big cats will be introduced in the next five years.
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Cheetah To Be Reintroduced In India In November: Madhya Pradesh Minister
Cheetah, the world's fastest land animal which was declared extinct in India in 1952, is expected to be re-introduced into the country in November this year at the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh, state Forest Minister Vijay Shah said on Sunday.
