‘Happiness is coming to Kuno’: Cheetah set to give birth

Chief Minister Mohan Yadav took to social media on Sunday to announce an exciting development at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh. He revealed that a pregnant cheetah is expected to give birth to adorable cubs shortly, spreading happiness in the ‘Cheetah State’ of India.

CM Yadav broke away from the traditional approach of central government disclosure by taking the initiative to reveal the information this time. He emphasized, “This announcement marks a major achievement for the Cheetah Project. Led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, this endeavor is showcasing continuous advancements in preserving ecological balance.CM Yadav broke away from the traditional approach of central government disclosure by taking the initiative to share the information this time. He highlighted, “This announcement marks a major achievement for the Cheetah Project. Led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, this program is making steady advancements in preserving environmental balance.

The Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary has 24 cheetahs, including 12 cute cubs, as reported by an official. Veera, a cheetah about to turn five and hailing from South Africa, stands out as the center of attention among these fascinating animals.

Veera, who had been wandering in the regions of Jaura, Pahargarh, and Kailaras in Morena, was finally rescued in April. While on the loose, she managed to hunt a Nilgai and attack a few goats.

Officials have reported the birth of 12 cheetah cubs on Indian territory within the past two years at KNP. Unfortunately, the project has faced challenges, resulting in the loss of eight adult cheetahs and five cubs during that time.

Currently, all living cheetahs are contained within enclosures. Officials have announced that the cheetahs will gradually be reintroduced into the wild, with the process commencing by the end of October.