Another good news from Kuno🐆🌿
Kuno welcomes three new cubs - A roaring new chapter at Kuno on the occasion of completion of 3 years of arrival of cheetahs from South Africa.
Celebrations echo through Kuno National Park as Gamini, the South African cheetah and second-time mother, has brought 3 new cubs into the world.
This joyful arrival marks the ninth successful cheetah litter on Indian soil and takes the number of surviving Indian-born cubs to 27. With these newest additions, India’s total cheetah population has now reached 38—a powerful symbol of the country’s determined and historic conservation effort.
Each birth strengthens the foundation of Project Cheetah and reflects the passion, perseverance, and round-the-clock dedication of the field staff and veterinary teams who have nurtured this dream into reality.
A moment of pride for Kuno, and for India—may Gamini and her three little sprinters grow strong and carry the nation’s cheetah revival story forward with speed and grace.
This footage captures the "Moan" or "Aum" call, a mechanism for long-distance signaling. Tigers use diaphragm pressure to generate low-frequency resonance, ensuring sound travels up to few kilometers. The purpose is communication: advertising territory or locating mates, rather than aggression.
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@IBCA_official@minforestmp A moment of great pride for India’s journey of wildlife conservation journey. The birth of five cheetah cubs to the first Indian-born cheetah marks a significant milestone in restoration of this iconic species. Heartiest congratulations to entire team of foresters and scientists.
@moefcc A moment of great pride for India’s journey of wildlife conservation. The birth of five cheetah cubs to the first Indian-born cheetah marks a significant milestone in the restoration of this iconic species. Heartiest congratulations to all who are working tirelessly for it.
Historic milestone for India’s conservation efforts!
Indian-born cheetah Mukhi has given birth to five cubs, marking a major breakthrough in the country’s cheetah reintroduction initiative.
Mukhi has now become the first Indian-born cheetah in recent history to reproduce.
@supriyasahuias Excellent and a very thoughtful effort. If the idea catches up with west it will be a game changer for local artisans. I have seen them in some airport also but I have forgotten the name.
Greetings on World Tiger Day 🐅
Tiger conservation is not just about saving the species. Tiger numbers also symbolise the health of the forests they inhabit as these forests ensure water and livelihood security to millions of people.
Let us pledge to protect our tigers.
#InternationalTigerDay2024 🐅
Proceeds of ₹11 lakhs from the book "The Return of Chitrakayah" authored by me and @SPYadavIFS were donated to the Tiger Conservation Fund @ntca_india. Cheetah’s return is a testimony to India’s commitment to ecological restoration and empathy for all fellow species. @moefcc
Semal’s season sets in.
The word Semal originates from Śālmalī in Sanskrit. It has many local names in our country. Also called Cotton tree, Silk-cotton tree or Malabar silk cotton tree. They shed all their leaves and get laden with red succulent flowers in the season.
The Union Cabinet led by PM Shri @narendramodi ji today approved the establishment of the International Big Cat Alliance with its HQ in India.
The move reflects PM Modi’s commitment towards conservation of wildlife, particularly tigers and other endangered big cats. This cross-country collaboration will further the cause of wildlife conservation and ecosystem restoration.
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Met with Dr Musonda Mumba, Secretary General of the Convention on Wetlands, in Delhi today.
With two days to go for #WorldWetlandsDay, India today increased its tally of Ramsar Sites from 75 to 80.
The emphasis PM Shri @narendramodi ji has put on environmental protection and conservation has led to a paradigm shift in how India treats its wetlands. This reflects in the Amrit Dharohar initiative envisioned by PM Modi.
Congratulations to the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka whose wetlands have made it to the list of Ramsar Sites.
@byadavbjp Congratulations to all who are tirelessly working on this one of its kind novel project. My best wishes for the success of their endeavours.
Met with Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Shri @vishnudsai ji in Delhi today. We held a meaningful discussion on several issues concerning the welfare of the people of the state.