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Subcontinent's last cheetah was seen in 1997 in Balochistan: Divyabhanusinh at relaunch of seminal book - Vimarsana News

Subcontinent's last cheetah was seen in 1997 in Balochistan: Divyabhanusinh at relaunch of seminal book

‘The story of India’s cheetahs’ was first published in 1995 and has more or less been the most exhaustive work on the cheetah in India  

After repeated forays outside Kuno Park, wandering cheetah 'Pavan' shifted to enclosure - Vimarsana News

After repeated forays outside Kuno Park, wandering cheetah 'Pavan' shifted to enclosure

In the latest incident, the feline was tranquilised on April 22 while he was about to cross over to a forest in neighbouring Uttar Pradesh and brought back to KNP.

Bhopal: All twelve South African Cheetahs released into big enclosures at Kuno National Park - Vimarsana News

Bhopal: All twelve South African Cheetahs released into big enclosures at Kuno National Park

They will be kept in a big enclosure for at least a month and later they will be released into the wild where they will join the Namibian Cheetahs.

Environmental Law Weekly Round-Up [26 March-1 April,2023] - Vimarsana News

Environmental Law Weekly Round-Up [26 March-1 April,2023]

Nominal IndexSwetab Kumar v. Ministry of Environment, Forest And Climate Change and Ors. [2023 LiveLaw (SC)245] ( Supreme Court)Centre for Environment Law WWF-I v. Union of India (Supreme...

Source: livelaw.in
Bhopal: Cheetah Task Force Committee considers shifting SA cheetahs into big enclosures - Vimarsana News

Bhopal: Cheetah Task Force Committee considers shifting SA cheetahs into big enclosures

South African cheetahs will not be shifted into the big enclosures till No Objection Certificate (NOC) is received from Directorate of Animal Husbandry, New Delhi