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paydesk has 5 reporters who cover Kuno National Park. Our journalists are already on location, all over the world, and ready to work at a moment's notice. Our top correspondents who cover Kuno National Park are Jitendra Choubey and Junaid Dar. Use our journalist directory to find an Kuno National Park member to work for you.

Journalists Who Cover Kuno National Park

Jitendra Choubey

New Delhi, India
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Jitendra Choubey is Bangalore / New Delhi based Journalist. He writes on Environment, Climate Change, Natural hazard, Politics, Agriculture, Food, AgriBusiness, Agri-Technology and Science. He worked with magazine (Down To Earth) as well as daily newspaper (The New Indian Express) in India. He is ...
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Madhya Pradesh: Three cheetah cubs born in Kuno national park
04 Jan 2024  |  www.newindianexpress.com  |  English  |  Cheetah Reintroduction
A Namibian cheetah named Aasha has given birth to three cubs in Kuno National Park, Madhya Pradesh, increasing the total number of cheetahs in India to 18. This development follows previous setbacks in the cheetah reintroduction project, including the deaths of six adult cheetahs and three cubs last year. Union Minister Bhupender Yadav shared the news on social media, congratulating all involved in the project and recognizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for Project Cheetah. The reintroduction effort began in September 2022, with cheetahs brought from Africa to restore ecological balance in India.
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Junaid Dar

Delhi, India
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I am a freelance multimedia journalist based in India. My areas of interest include Politics, Human Rights, Hate crimes, Development, Climate, and Social issues. My work has appeared in several national and international Publications including Voice Of America, TRT World, The Daily Vox, HuffPost, ...
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Another Namibian cheetah dies at Kuno park; death toll since start of project reaches 10
16 Jan 2024  |  www.news9live.com  |  English  |  Animal Death
Another cheetah from Namibia, named Shaurya, died at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh, India, bringing the total number of cheetah deaths to ten since the project to reintroduce the species began. The cause of death is pending a medical examination. The relocation project aims to revive the cheetah population in India, where the species was declared extinct in 1952. Twenty adult cheetahs were brought from Namibia and South Africa to Kuno National Park in 2022 and 2023.
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Shuchita Jha

Bayeux, France
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Shuchita is a freelance journalist currently based in France. After working with The Times of India in India for 4 years, she moved to France to explore new cultures. Having expertise in beats like Women and Child Development, Culture, Travel and Education she is now working on these issues and ...
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Narendra Modi to ‘launch’ cheetahs into Kuno-Palpur on his birthday
17 Sept 2022  |  www.downtoearth.org.in  |  English  |  Biodiversity
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will oversee the first global intercontinental translocation of African cheetahs from Namibia to Kuno-Palpur National Park in India on his 72nd birthday, September 17, 2022. The cheetahs, consisting of four males and four females, will be transported in specially designed crates and will first land at Jaipur International Airport before being airlifted to Kuno. Preparations at Kuno include the construction of a fenced enclosure and the introduction of 238 chitals to increase the prey base. Efforts are ongoing to capture a sub-adult leopard within the enclosure. A team from South Africa is currently assessing the preparations, and a memorandum of understanding will be signed once they are satisfied. Modi will also meet a women’s self-help group in Sheopur district during his visit.
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Sanavver Shafi

Bhopal, India
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sanavver shafi is a freelance journalist based in Bhopal, India.
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Gandhi Sagar Decks Up For Cheetah Arrival, But Villagers Buckle Up For A Battle For Their Cattle
01 Oct 2023  |  www.indiatimes.com  |  English  |  Government Policy
Preparations are underway at Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh for the arrival of cheetahs from South Africa, with a 67 sq km enclosure under construction. Villagers from Chainpuriya Block are concerned about losing grazing land for their cattle, which is crucial for their livelihood. Despite government assurances and partial agreements, villagers find the allocated grazing area insufficient. The conflict highlights the tension between wildlife conservation efforts and local livelihoods, with potential legal actions being considered by the villagers.
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Lynne Wachira

Nairobi, Kenya
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LYNNE WACHIRA is a  Multimedia Sports journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya working for various Sports outlets including a 5 year stint with BBC Sport Africa between Feb 2018 - April 2023.

She is an Enthusiastic Sports journalist totally sold out to everything sports. 

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Africa Live this week: 13-17 February 2023
17 Feb 2023  |  www.bbc.com  |  English  |  African Union Summit
The week in Africa saw a variety of events including Togo's International Fashion Festival focusing on eco-responsible fashion, South Africa's Eskom intensifying power cuts, and UN Secretary General António Guterres announcing a $250m allocation for forgotten crises. An Israeli diplomat was escorted from the African Union summit, and Tunisia's largest trade union protested against President Kais Saied. Twelve cheetahs were flown from South Africa to India for conservation efforts. At the World Cross Country Championships, Beatrice Chebet and Jacob Kiplimo emerged victorious. The African Union summit in Addis Ababa addressed security issues and the severe drought affecting the Horn of Africa.
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