Cheetah Relocation News Today

To a query on relocation of cheetahs from the KNP, Yadav said, "There is no plan going on for this...Naturally, the infection caused by insects due to monsoon has also come to our notice. We have lost two cheetahs due to the infection. We have also shared information with experts from South Africa, Namibia and we are moving forward on its management."

Notably, nine cheetahs, including three cubs, have died at the KNP since March this year. To a query on relocation of cheetahs from the KNP, Yadav said

Forest officials are waiting for the autopsy report to know the exact reason for his death.

Meanwhile, two cheetahs have been released into a larger enclosure and all eight are “healthy, active and adjusting well”, tweeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

India News: On the occasion of his 72nd birthday, PM Modi will release eight cheetahs, flown in from Namibia, at the Kuno-Palpur National Park in Madhya Pradesh.

Namibia's Deputy Prime Minister and foreign minister Netumbo Nandi Ndaitwah said that India has met the requirements for Cheetah relocation, something that is tightly controlled by her government. Speaking to WION's diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal, an emotional FM Ndaitwah sad, "Indian scientists met all the requirements, that is when the decision is finally taken that we will be able to export those cheetahs", adding, "we are really hopeful that the Indian peop...