 | India may import more Cheetahs from Northern Africa, despite multiple deaths this yearIndia plans to import cheetahs that do not develop thicker winter coats -- a primary factor behind severe infections in some cheetahs and the death of three of them in Kuno. |
 | INTERVIEW | 'Recent deaths of three cheetahs have provided crucial lessons'S P Yadav, Member Secretary of The National Tiger Conservation Authority and Head of the Cheetah Project, spoke about the journey of completing one year and the challenges ahead. |
 | Saving Kuno National Park’s forests in Madhya PradeshLong before the Namibian cheetahs were flown to Kuno National Park, two villages had already fuelled a movement to save the trees there, says Anuraag Singh |
 | Female cheetah that went untraceable in KNP due to radio collar issue captured after 22 daysThe cheetah, Nirva, was caught at around 10 am in Dhoret range of the Kuno National Park (KNP), after which a health check-up was conducted on her, they said. |
 | No reason to disbelieve efforts to make cheetah project a success: Supreme CourtExpressing concerns with regards to the death of 40% of cheetahs translocated from South Africa and Namibia, the SC had said that it does not present a good picture of Project Cheetah. |
 | Cheetahs have developed 'winter cover' in anticipation of African weather: Govt tells SCNine 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. |
 | Making sense of rising cheetah mortalityRadio collars around cheetahs’ necks have been blamed for the increase in mortality. studies show that collars strapped on for long periods become breeding grounds for harmful bacteria. |
 | When science, transparency take backseat: Jairam Ramesh on cheetah deathJairam Ramesh said the argument that all these deaths are expected mortality is "complete nonsense" and has been debunked by international cheetah experts. |
 | Female cheetah dies at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh; ninth death since MarchUnder Project Cheetah, a total of 20 radio-collared cheetahs from Namibia and South Africa were trans-located to KNP in MP in September 2022 and February 2023. |
| MP: Two cheetahs brought back to enclosure at KNP for health examinationOf the 20 adult cheetahs translocated to Kuno from Namibia and South Africa, only two are now left in the free-range area of the park. |
 | Radio collars of 6 cheetahs at KNP removed for health examination: Forest officialsThe cheetahs whose radio collars have been removed are identified as Gourav, Shourya, Pavan, Pavak, Asha and Dheera. |
 | SC concerned over rising cheetah deaths, says it does not present good pictureThe top court had on May 18 expressed serious concern over the cheetah deaths at KNP and asked the Centre to rise above politics and consider shifting them to Rajasthan. |
 | Radio collars may have caused neck wounds in dead cheetahs at Kuno, could be removed till rains are overStaff on duty at KNP spotted maggot-infested wounds on the neck and back of two South African male cheetahs possibly caused by continued wearing of the radio collar during the rainy season. |
 | Three days after death of eighth cheetah at Kuno National Park, MP govt shunts out top forest officialThe official was shunted out just hours after the National Tiger Conservation Authority stated that the deaths of five adult cheetahs over the last four months happened due to natural causes. |
 | Cheetahs to remain in Kuno, won't be relocated: Union minister Bhupender YadavYadav's comments came amid concern expressed by some experts on the cheetah project and that some recent deaths could possibly be due to infection caused by radio collars though that is highly unusual |
| Septicemia caused by radio collars led to death of two male cheetahs in MP this week: ExpertMale cheetah Suraj, translocated from South Africa, died at the KNP in Sheopur on Friday, while another translocated male cheetah Tejas died on Tuesday. |
 | Another cheetah dies in M.P's Kuno National Park, eighth fatality in four monthsIndia’s struggling efforts to reintroduce the cheetah species have been dealt another blow, with the death of Cheetah 'Suraj' |
| 'Traumatic shock post-violent fight reason for Cheetah Tejas's death in MP'Tejas, who was the seventh cheetah to die in four months at the KNP, was brought from South Africa in February this year and was about five-and-a-half years old. |
| Another blow to Project Cheetah as fourth adult dies in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National ParkThe adult South African cheetah named Tejas died at around 3 pm on Tuesday in an enclosure, where it was housed with a Namibian female for mating. |
 | 'We take responsibility but project will be successful': Environment minister on cheetah deathsThe death of three adult cheetahs and three of the four cubs born to a female Namibian cheetah, Sisaya, has prompted questions from several experts on the suitability of the habitat. |
