**Executive Summary**
On International Cheetah Day, December 4, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted wildlife lovers and conservationists dedicated to protecting the cheetah. He highlighted the success of Project Cheetah, launched three years prior, in safeguarding the cheetah and restoring the ecosystem. He encouraged cheetah tourism.
**Key Points / Main Content**
* **Project Cheetah:**
* Launched three years prior with the aim of safeguarding the cheetah and restoring its ecosystem.
* Revives lost ecological heritage and strengthens biodiversity.
* **Cheetah Conservation:**
* Progress in cheetah conservation is possible through the collective support of the people, especially Cheetah Mitras.
* Protecting wildlife and living in harmony with nature are integral to India's civilisational ethos.
* **Cheetah Population & Tourism:**
* India is home to several cheetahs, with a significant number born on Indian soil.
* Cheetahs thrive in Kuno National Park and Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary.
* Cheetah tourism is growing in popularity.
**Impact Analysis**
**Wildlife Lovers and Conservationists**
* *Impact:* Acknowledgment of their dedication to cheetah protection.
* *Action Required:* Continue support for Project Cheetah and conservation efforts.
**Cheetah Mitras**
* *Impact:* Recognition of their role in cheetah conservation.
* *Action Required:* Continue their dedicated work in supporting cheetah conservation.
**Citizens of India**
* *Impact:* Highlighting India's commitment to wildlife conservation and biodiversity.
* *Action Required:* Continue supporting wildlife conservation efforts.
Key Entities Referenced
Project Cheetah: A program to safeguard cheetahs and restore their ecosystem.
Kuno National Park: Location where cheetahs thrive in India.
Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary: Location where cheetahs thrive in India.
Cheetah Mitras: Dedicated individuals supporting cheetah conservation.
Prime Minister's Office
Prime Minister greets all the wildlife lovers on
International Cheetah Day
प्रव तथ: 04 DEC 2025 9:43AM by PIB Delhi
The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has greeted all the wildlife lovers and conservationists dedicated
to protecting the cheetah, on International Cheetah Day, today."Three years ago, our Government launched
Project Cheetah with the aim of safeguarding this magnificent animal and restoring the ecosystem in
which it can truly flourish. It was also an effort to revive lost ecological heritage and strengthen our
biodiversity", Shri Modi said.
The Prime Minister posted on X:
"On International Cheetah Day, my best wishes to all wildlife lovers and conservationists dedicated to
protecting the cheetah, one of our planet’s most remarkable creatures. Three years ago, our Government
launched Project Cheetah with the aim of safeguarding this magnificent animal and restoring the
ecosystem in which it can truly flourish. It was also an effort to revive lost ecological heritage and
strengthen our biodiversity."
On International Cheetah Day, my best wishes to all wildlife lovers and
conservationists dedicated to protecting the cheetah, one of our planet’s most
remarkable creatures. Three years ago, our Government launched Project
Cheetah with the aim of safeguarding this magnificent… pic.twitter.com/FJgfJqo
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— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 4, 2025
Our progress in cheetah conservation has been possible only through the
collective support of our people, especially our dedicated Cheetah Mitras.
Protecting wildlife and living in harmony with nature are integral to India’s
civilisational ethos and we see that spirit alive today…
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 4, 2025India is proud to be home to several cheetahs, and a significant number of them
are born on Indian soil. Many of them now thrive in the Kuno National Park and
the Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary. It is heartening to see cheetah tourism growing in
popularity as well. I encourage more… pic.twitter.com/xPj5z6LWVM
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 4, 2025
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