Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrates the encouraging news of the increased population of leopards in India, emphasizing its significance as a testament to the nation’s unwavering dedication to biodiversity conservation. With the leopard population currently estimated at 13,874, a rise from 12,852 figures recorded in 2018, India demonstrates its commitment to preserving its rich wildlife heritage.
In response to a report on the Status of Leopards in India, Union Minister for Environment, Forest, and Climate Change, Shri Bhupender Yadav, shared the news through a post on X. Central India emerged as a hotspot, with Madhya Pradesh recording the highest leopard population at 3,907.
“Expressing his delight over the positive development, PM Modi took to X to commend all individuals involved in collective efforts towards wildlife protection. He lauded their dedication and commitment, acknowledging their pivotal role in fostering a conducive environment for the conservation and flourishing of wildlife species, including leopards”.
PM Modi’s statement underscores the importance of fostering harmony between humans and wildlife, promoting sustainable coexistence. By recognizing the value of biodiversity and the need for its conservation, India paves the way for a future where both wildlife and human communities thrive in harmony.
“The Prime Minister’s words resonate with the spirit of collective responsibility and environmental stewardship, highlighting the need for concerted efforts to protect and preserve our natural heritage. As India continues its journey towards sustainable development, initiatives aimed at biodiversity conservation remain paramount”.
The commendation from PM Modi serves as a source of inspiration and encouragement for all stakeholders involved in wildlife protection and conservation efforts. It reaffirms the government’s commitment to fostering a harmonious relationship between humans and nature, ensuring the preservation of India’s rich biodiversity for generations to come.
