PM Modi visits Vantara in Jamnagar; feeds lion cubs, giraffes | India Information – The Instances of India
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi not too long ago inaugurated and toured Vantara, a wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation facility in Gujarat.
The centre homes over 2,000 species and greater than 1.5 lakh rescued, endangered, and threatened animals. The Prime Minister examined numerous amenities and engaged immediately with rehabilitated animals throughout his go to.
PM Modi in Vantara
At Vantara’s wildlife hospital, PM Modi noticed the superior veterinary amenities, together with MRI, CT scans, and ICUs, together with specialised departments comparable to Wildlife Anaesthesia, Cardiology, Nephrology, Endoscopy, Dentistry, and Inside Medication.
Throughout his go to, the Prime Minister interacted with and fed a number of cubs, together with Asiatic Lions, a White Lion, a uncommon Clouded Leopard, and a Caracal.
PM Modi feeds Lion cub
The White Lion cub fed by PM Modi was born at Vantara after its rescued mom was delivered to the centre.
Within the hospital’s MRI room, he witnessed an Asiatic Lion’s scan and visited the Operation Theatre the place surgeons have been treating a Leopard injured in a freeway accident.
The centre maintains environments that replicate pure habitats for rescued animals. Their conservation programmes give attention to species just like the Asiatic Lion, Snow Leopard, and One-Horned Rhinoceros.
PM Modi feeding a giraffe
The Prime Minister had shut encounters with a number of predators, together with a Golden Tiger, 4 Snow Tigers rescued from a circus, a White Lion, and a Snow Leopard.
He interacted with numerous animals: patting an Okapi, assembly free-roaming Chimpanzees, embracing Orangutans, observing an underwater Hippopotamus, viewing crocodiles, strolling amongst Zebras, and feeding a Giraffe and orphaned Rhino calf.
His go to included viewing a big Python, a two-headed snake, a two-headed Turtle, Tapir, rescued Leopard cubs, Big otter, Bongo antelope, and Seals.
He additionally visited the world’s largest elephant hospital. The Prime Minister additionally engaged with the medical workforce, assist workers, and staff managing the centre’s amenities.
