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INSIGHTS REVISION MODULES : Environment Module for UPSC CSE Prelims 2026
INSIGHTS Revision modules consists of important Current Affairs oriented towards UPSC Civil Services Prelims exam 2026, which will help you in quick revision. These modules are to be used for revision ONLY after you read INSIGHTS Daily Current Affairs Compilations to reap the maximum benefits. It is advised that you revise your notes along with …
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Veerangana Durgavati Tiger Reserve
Source: ANI Subject: Mapping Context: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister has laid the foundation for a new soft release Boma (enclosure) at the Veerangana Durgavati Tiger Reserve (VDTR), marking the start of India’s third home for cheetahs. About Veerangana Durgavati Tiger Reserve: What it is? It is a massive protected area formed by the notification of …
UPSC Editorial Analysis: Roaring Revival: The Return of the Cheetah
General Studies-3; Topic: Biodiversity & Environment – Conservation. Introduction: India’s cheetah story has shifted from extinction to experimental revival, marking a bold turn in modern conservation. With 30 cheetahs now in Kuno and more arriving from Botswana, the project enters a critical consolidation phase. Plans for a metapopulation across Kuno, Gandhi Sagar and Nauradehi position …
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Cheetah
Source: NIE Context: India is set to bring another batch of eight cheetahs from Botswana by December 2025 under Project Cheetah, aimed at strengthening its ongoing reintroduction efforts after the species went extinct in 1952. About Project Cheetah: What it is? Project Cheetah is the world’s first intercontinental large carnivore translocation programme, launched by the …
Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary
Source: NDTV Context: Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary (GSWS) in Madhya Pradesh will become the second home for African cheetahs after Kuno National Park (KNP). Two South African male cheetahs, Prabhas and Pavak, will be relocated from KNP to GSWS as part of India’s ongoing cheetah reintroduction project. About Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary: Location: Situated in …








