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There is happiness again in Kuno National Park. Here the female cheetah Jwala has illuminated the national park again. After giving birth to 3 cubs of Asha brought from Namibia, now Namibia's female cheetah Jwala has also increased the happiness by giving birth to four cheetahs. According to Kuno National Park management, Jwala gave birth to these cubs on January 20.
For how many years has the campaign to save leopards been going on in India? Now this campaign seems to be working. Jwala, the female cheetah brought from Namibia, has given birth to four cheetahs in Kuno National Park. However, yesterday the number of newly born cubs was said to be three. But today the Union Environment Minister said that Jwala has given birth to not three but four cubs.
Yesterday CM Mohan gave good news
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav had yesterday expressed happiness over the female cheetah Jwala becoming a mother in MP's Kuno National Park. He had said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's innovative project Cheetah Project is becoming successful. Cheetahs, which have disappeared from Asia, are not only thriving in the ecosystem of Madhya Pradesh, but are also engaged in progeny growth. This is a matter of good fortune for the state. In Kuno, female cheetah Jwala has given birth to 3 small cheetah cubs. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav had congratulated the people of the state on the increase in the number of leopards in the state.
Wildlife wonders!
As frontline wildlife warriors managed to get closer to Jwala, they found she has given birth to four, not three, cubs. This has increased our joy several times over.
Congratulations all.
We pray the cubs thrive and prosper at their home in India. pic.twitter.com/0zJj8Cxnna
Environment Minister told the correct number
Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav wrote on his social media handle X that as the wildlife warriors went closer to Jwala, they came to know that Jwala had given birth to not three but four cubs. This has further increased our happiness. Let us tell you that female cheetah Jwala has become a mother for the second time. Even in March 2023, Jwala had given birth to four cubs, but only one of them survived. There are now 8 cubs and 13 adult leopards in Kuno National Park.
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