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The Gandhi Sagar sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh has been selected as the second home for cheetahs in India. But a closer look shows that the reserve is ill-prepared to welcome the big cats.

A month ago, a delegation from Kenya visited the Gandhi Sagar wildlife sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh. They were there to take stock of preparations to welcome a fresh batch of cheetahs for the next phase of India’s Project Cheetah. Launched in 2022, the ambitious and controversial Project Cheetah is a government initiative to reintroduce the extinct species to the country. It is the first ever intercontinental translocation of cheetahs.
India has so far flown in 20 felines—8 from Namibia and 12 from South Africa. Of these, only 13 have survived—concerning wildlife experts and conservationists about the feasibility of such translocation …

Found guilty of repeatedly straying out of Kuno National Park, the ‘immigrant’ cheetah is handed down harsh punishment.
A report released by the prime minister says the animals face multiple threats even as his government claims that all is well.
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