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New enthusiasm has returned from homecoming of Cheetah, says PM Modi

Written by  Shefali Kohli -- September 23rd 2022 01:30 PM
New enthusiasm has returned from homecoming of Cheetah, says PM Modi

New enthusiasm has returned from homecoming of Cheetah, says PM Modi

New Delhi, September 23: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that a new enthusiasm has returned to the country from the homecoming of Cheetah in Madhya Pradesh a few days ago. He added that today India is also a rapidly developing economy, and is continuously strengthening its ecology. While inaugurating the National Conference of Environment Ministers in Narmada, Gujarat via video conferencing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, "A new enthusiasm has returned from the homecoming of Cheetah in Madhya Pradesh a few days ago." Also Read: Exclusive: Three youths beaten up brutally in Mohali phase 9, hooliganism came to limelight He informed that Gir lions, tigers, elephants, one-horned rhinos and leopards have increased in numbers in our country over the years. Modi stated, "Our forest cover has increased and the area of wetlands is also increasing rapidly. Today's new India is moving ahead with new thinking and new approaches. Today India is also a rapidly developing economy and is continuously strengthening its ecology." Talking about the environment, India had set a target of net zero emissions till the year 2070, he stated. He further said that now the focus of the country is on green growth, on green jobs. And in order to achieve all these goals, the role of the environment ministry of every state is enormous, he added. Further, he stated, "I would urge all environment ministers to promote a circular economy as much as possible in the states." Modi said, " this will also give strength to our campaign of solid waste management and freedom from single-use plastic." According to Prime Minister's Office, Project Cheetah is in line with the Prime Minister's commitment to environmental protection and wildlife conservation, and will also lead to enhanced livelihood opportunities for the local community through eco-development and ecotourism activities. The historic reintroduction of Cheetahs in India is part of a long series of measures for ensuring sustainability and environment protection in the last eight years which has resulted in significant achievements in the area of environment protection and sustainability. Also Read: Massive crackdown on PFI leaders: NIA, ED arrest over 100 cadres across 10 states Earlier on September 17, PM Modi released cheetahs at two release points in Kuno National Park. -PTC News with ANI inputs


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