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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to hold a high-level review meeting of Project Cheetah on Wednesday amid reports of at least three cheetahs infested with maggots around their necks. | Latest News India

Forest officials are not taking the deaths seriously by saying 50% deaths were expected as per the cheetah action plan, a wildlife expert | Latest News India

Now, the total count of cheetahs in wild has reached nine. Still, eight cheetahs are inside the enclosures.

India has a project to reintroduce the cheetah in its forests, seven decades after the last member of the species went extinct in the country. Under Project Cheetah, the animals are translocated from the forests of South Africa and Namibia to the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh. But the death of six imported cheetahs - including three newborns - has prompted some people to question the project

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The Committee will replace the Cheetah Task Force to monitor, review and advise Project Cheetah.

New Delhi, May 25: National Tiger Conservation Authority on Thursday formed a Cheetah Project Steering Committee and Dr Rajesh Gopal, Secretary General of Global Tiger Forum has been appointed as the Chairman of the committee.

National Tiger Conservation Authority on Thursday formed a Cheetah Project Steering Committee and Dr Rajesh Gopal, Secretary General of Global Tiger Forum has b

Down To Earth speaks to the author of ‘The story of India’s cheetahs’, first published in 1995, which has more or less been the most exhaustive work

Some of these officials and veterinarians are actively involved in implementation of Project Cheetah in India, it added.It is noteworthy to mention that cheetah went extinct from India in year 1947-48 and because of the absence of species from the country none of the officials including the members of the expert committee contrary to their claim of being an expert in Cheetah appointed by this court had management experience in Cheetah in India, the Centre said in its affidavit.