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People created a ruckus in front of CM who came to unveil the statue
Patna: When Bihar CM Nitish Kumar reached the home district to unveil a statue, people created a lot of ruckus in front of him. By stopping the DSP's car, people told the CM how an attempt was being made to prove the murder of a young man a suicide in the police working style. On Saturday, the CM reached Ekangarsarai for the unveiling of the statue of the Late Ramnandan Prasad Singh alias Rambabu at Ram Bhavan. National President of Janata Dal-United Rajeev Ranjan alias Lalan Singh was also present there along with Rambabu's grandson and State Advocate General Lalit Kishore. Here in front of the CM, people started a fierce ruckus. The protestors carried placards accusing the police of working in a murder case. People demanded action on the matter. Due to the uproar, there was chaos at the venue. A month ago, 25-year-old Nirmal Kumar Bharti alias Zila, son of Abhicharan Paswan, was murdered and the body was hanged from a tree in the village itself. The family has alleged that the case has been hushed up by giving the murder the form of suicide. Due to this, the family created a ruckus in the program, due to which CM Nitish Kumar's convoy had to face problems. Wife wasn't living with him, angry husband gave her poison 12 more cheetahs from South Africa to MP's Kuno National Park 'I have full faith in Modi..,' now French President praises Indian PM after Biden
Wife wasn't living with him, angry husband gave her poison
Thane: A shocking incident has come to light in Dombivali in the Thane district of Maharashtra. Here, when the wife did not live together in the house, the husband became so angry that he hatched a terrible conspiracy. He mixed poison in juice to kill his wife. However, he could not succeed in his conspiracy and was caught. The incident took place in the Dombivali West region. Krishnakant Pandey's wife Anjali, who lives in Mumbai, does not live with him. Not only that, she never comes home. Krishnakant was angry with his wife about this. On Wednesday, he reached his wife's office in Dombivali West. She was working there. After that, he called his wife outside the office. Duringthis, he threatened to kill herand forced him to drink poisonous juice. At this, she drank juice. Then, he started running away from there. When the people working in the office received the news, they ran and caught him, and handed him over to the police. The incident was caught on a CCTV camera. On the other hand, Anjali's condition worsened after drinking poisonous juice. She has been admitted to the government hospital in Kalwa for treatment. Dombivali ACP Sunil Kurade said that a case has been registered against Krishnakant under relevant sections on the complaint of his wife. 12 more cheetahs from South Africa to MP's Kuno National Park 'I have full faith in Modi..,' now French President praises Indian PM after Biden Bride dies soon after Jaimala, happiness turns into mourning
Explained | Cheetahs and tigers: the saga of big cats in India
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During the first week of November 2022, the news of the recently acquired Namibian-born cheetahs (brought to Indias Kuno National Park) having hunted the prolific spotted deer (chitals), was widely celebrated. It demonstrated the successful...
The Moment When Cheetahs Were Released From Quarantine At Kuno
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday shared a video of two cheetahs, who have been released to a bigger enclosure of Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park (KNP).
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Cheetahs in Kuno National park
Watch the video to have a glimpse of eight cheetahs in Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh. These cheetahs from Namibia were released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his birthday. The post Cheetahs in Kuno National park appeared first on Fusion - WeRIndia .
AMULS LATEST DOODLE CELEBRATES ARRIVAL OF CHEETAHS IN INDIA; NETIZENS SAYS SPOT ON
As India celebrated the arrival of eight big cats in Madhya Pradeshs Kuno National Park on September 17, dairy brand Amul does not want to lag behind. After the re-introduction of cheetahs in the country post 7 decades, Amul decided to showcase its excitement by sharing a creative doodle on its social media handles. Were Continue reading AMULS LATEST DOODLE CELEBRATES ARRIVAL OF CHEETAHS IN INDIA; NETIZENS SAYS SPOT ON The post AMULS LATEST DOODLE CELEBRATES ARRIVAL OF CHEETAHS IN INDIA; NETIZENS SAYS SPOT ON appeared first on OurVoice | WeRIndia - Analysis & Opinion .
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Cheetah Rehabilitation: Ambitious Or Absurd?
Eight cheetahs arrived in India from Namibia by a special flight on Saturday morning. Three of them were released by PM Modi in the Kuno National Park and the rest five by other leaders under the ambitious reintroduction project. The cheetahs had gone extinct in India seven decades ago.
PM Modi Releases 8 Cheetahs At Madhya Pradesh National Park
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today released cheetahs flown in from Namibia into special enclosures at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh as part of a project to reintroduce the big cats in India.
Cheetah Rehabilitation: The Challenges Ahead
The African cheetahs are home but will they survive, breed and thrive? What are the challenges ahead? asks one of the world's leading observers of the African Cheetah, Naturalist and Conservationist Valmik Thapar.
Cheetahs back in India after 70 years; arrives in Madhya Pradesh on PM Modis 72nd birthday
Cheetahs are back in India after 70 years. They were declared officially extinct in 1952. A group of eight cheetahs arrived from Namibia on the occasion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's birthday on September 17. Prime Minister Narendra Modi released the big cats in Madhya Pradeshs Kuno National Park.
NDTV Ground Report From Kuno National Park - Cheetahs' Home In India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was seen cranking a lever to release a pack of cheetahs from Namibia into a special enclosure in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park on Saturday as part of a government's project to reintroduce the speedy cats in India. An NDTV ground report from the Kuno National Park.
PM Modi Releases Cheetahs Flown In From Namibia
Eight cheetahs from Namibia have arrived in their new home, Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park, where they were released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part of the programme to reintroduce the feline in India.
Back in India after 7 decades; plane carrying 8 cheetahs lands in Gwalior | Project Cheetah
Eight cheetahs from Namibia landed here on Saturday, as part of the programme to reintroduce the feline in India seven decades after it was declared extinct in the country. A modified Boeing aircraft, which took off from the African country Friday ...
8 Cheetahs Land In Gwalior, To Be Flown To New Home Soon
Eight cheetahs from Namibia - flying in a special cargo plane - have landed at the Gwalior airport in Madhya Pradesh. The speedy big cats will now be flown in a helicopter to the Kuno National Park where they will be released.
Explained: Conservationists Think Translocating African Cheetahs To India Is A Bad Idea
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First Look At Cheetahs That'll Be Brought From Namibia To India Tomorrow
A first look of the cheetahs that will be brought from Namibia to India was shared by news agency ANI on Twitter today. The one-minute-long video shows two cheetahs resting under a tree in what is believed to be a national park.
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First look: Cheetahs from Namibia that are coming to Kuno National Park
First look: Cheetahs from Namibia that are coming to Kuno National Park
From Namibia with Love: The cheetahs are all set for their journey to India
From Namibia with Love: The cheetahs are all set for their journey to India