In Photos: The Rise and Fall of India's Cheetah Project

As of 3 August, 1/3rd of the cheetahs in MP's Kuno have died, 10 months after the launch of India's Project Cheetah.

Aroop Mishra & Vishnukant Tiwari
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We trace the rise and fall of the Cheetah Project, from September 2022 to now.

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

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As of 3 August, 1/3rd of the cheetahs in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park have died, merely 10 months after the much-publicised launch of India's Cheetah Project. We trace the rise and fall of the programme, from September 2022 to now.

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

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(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

(Illustration: Aroop Mishra/The Quint)

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Published: 20 Jul 2023,06:42 PM IST

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