Cheetah's return to the country's forests step towards mission 'Life'

Newz Fast, New Delhi: The countdown for the return of the cheetah has begun and India is eagerly waiting to welcome once again the fastest land animal, whose roar has once again spread across the country except the high mountains and coasts. echoed in the woods. The cheetahs will return to India on 17 September. Soon the cheetah will be roaming in the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh.

The countdown to the cheetah's return has begun and India is eagerly waiting to welcome once again the fastest land animal, whose growl once resonated in the jungles of the country except in the high mountains and coasts. The cheetahs will return to India on 17 September. Soon the cheetah will be roaming in the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh.

A myriad of reasons have been responsible for the extinction of cheetahs in India, including large-scale capture of animals for trawling, bounty and hunting games, widespread habitat changes and the consequent shrinking of their prey base. .

All these causes are driven by human actions, and only this one symbolizes man's attempts at complete domination of the natural world. Therefore, the return of the cheetah to the wild is a step towards rectifying an ecological mistake and fulfilling our commitment to the mission 'LIFE' (Lifestyle for the Environment) given to the world by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.