Prime Minister Narendra Modi has acknowledged the success of Madhya Pradesh's Project Cheetah and highlighted India's role in global big cat conservation, boosting morale for wildlife conservation efforts.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appreciated the collective efforts made towards the successful reintroduction of cheetahs in India. This appreciation is said to provide new energy and enthusiasm for all involved in wildlife conservation in Madhya Pradesh.
In a message on September 30, during Wildlife Week-2026, Prime Minister Modi acknowledged several important milestones achieved by India in wildlife conservation over the past decade. He cited the success of Project Cheetah as a notable example, along with efforts to conserve other species such as the Great Indian Bustard, rhinoceros, gharial, sloth bear, river dolphin, and snow leopard.
Prime Minister Modi further emphasized India's leadership role in global cooperation for big cat conservation through the International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA). He stressed the importance of connectivity among wildlife habitats to ensure their safe movement and maintain the balance of nature.
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav expressed pride in Madhya Pradesh's role in Project Cheetah, crediting the dedicated efforts of forest personnel, officers, scientists, and local communities for its success. He encouraged everyone to contribute to conserving safe habitats for wildlife, as this would strengthen wildlife conservation and give new direction and momentum to forest tourism in the state.
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