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This measure aims to prevent a recurrence of septicemia, a deadly bacterial infection that claimed the lives of three cheetahs last year

In the second batch, 12 cheetahs were brought from South Africa. However, of the 20 cheetahs translocated to India in two batches, 8 perished.

Veera was shifted to the soft release boma successfully following protocols after completion of a health checkup, an official release said.

The ambitious cheetah reintroduction project completed one year on Sunday, which also saw male cheetahs Gaurav and Shourya being shifted to the soft release boma from the quarantine enclosure

The cheetah's remarkable journey in the first year of their reintroduction in India has been marked by both setbacks and successes, and the project is on track

With 12 more cheetahs brought from South Africa on February 18 this year, a total 20 fastest running felines were released at KNP

Head of Project Cheetah SP Yadav has said that "not a single cheetah died due radio collars."

An intense search for the female feline was on for the last 22 days after her radio collar stopped functioning on July 21

Nine cheetahs, including three India-born cubs, have died in Madhya Pradesh's KNP since March this year, raising questions about the management of the project

Nine cheetahs, including three of the four cubs born in March, have died, leaving Kuno National Park with 15 cheetahs at present

The Forest and Environment Minister said that the cheetahs developed infections due to heavy rains.

Since March this year, six out of the 20 adult cheetahs relocated to Kuno from Africa have passed away, with the latest incident occurring on Wednesday.

On Wednesday morning, one of the female cheetahs - Dhatri (Tiblisi) - was found dead. A post-mortem is being conducted.

The cheetahs whose radio collars have been removed are identified as Gourav, Shourya, Pavan, Pavak, Asha and Dheera

The experts highlighted that no radio collar-related issue has been encountered in South Africa and that innovative management actions will be necessary to prevent such mortalities.

The National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) on Sunday said that it is investigating the cause of the recent cheetah deaths and consultation with international cheetah experts, veterinary doctors from South Africa and Namibia is being done on regular basis.

Another Cheetah named Suraj died at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh, an official statement said on Friday

One more African cheetah died in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park due to suspected infighting

A few African cheetahs translocated to the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh will be relocated to the Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary

Two more India-born cheetah cubs have died at the Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh