A second group of 12 cheetahs from Africa on Saturday arrived in India as part of a reintroduction project. India’s Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (wildlife) J.S. Chauhan confirmed the felines were flown from South Africa to Gwalior, India before being transported to Kuno. “I am unaware of the number of male and female cheetahs…
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Karamoja scandal: Two other ministers face investigation
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