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As Project Cheetah completes 4 years, big cat population in India rises to 52

Summary by The Hindu
Cheetah population in India reaches 52 as Project Cheetah marks four years, focusing on habitat expansion and long-term conservation.

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Project Cheetah: Great news regarding cheetah conservation has emerged from Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh. India-born female cheetah KGP12 gave birth to four cubs on September 18th. With the birth of the four new cubs, the number of surviving cheetahs in the country has increased from 52 to 56. […]

To increase the cheetah population in Kuno, the park management has set a target of reaching 80 this year. Currently, there are 49 cheetahs, meaning 31 more are needed to reach this goal. The birth of new cubs will be crucial to achieving this goal. There are 10 females in Kuno who are expected to have new cubs this year. These include six females brought from Botswana. Two females born in India are also in the position to raise the next generat…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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