Officers within the Union ministry of Atmosphere, Forest and Local weather Change (MoEFC&C) and people concerned in cheetah translocation in Namibia and South Africa heaved an enormous sigh of aid after Nirva, the feminine cheetah lacking since July 21 was captured in Kuno nationwide park . However the operation to seize Nirva was an enormous train and, maybe, has no parallel within the historical past of wildlife conservation in India. Spreading over 150 hours stretched in 22 days, greater than 100 forest division personnel, appeared out for a cheetah in a rain drenched jungle. Day in , time out ,they walked on foot, rode elephants, flew drones and deployed canine searching for the cheetah. Arduous work and perseverance paid off and Nirva was caught and captured. “Nirva is wholesome and has been stored inside boma for additional well being check-up”, stated Aseem Shrivastava, the chief wildlife warden of Madhya Pradesh. Nirva in Kuno was Like Needle in Haystack Operation Nirva started within the backdrop of three cheetah death- T