World Lion Day: PM Modi Lauds Conservationists, Shares Stunning Photos Of Wild Cats
World Lion Day: Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated the dedication of lion conservationists by sharing breathtaking lion photos on his X handle, showcasing their majestic beauty.
On World Lion Day 🦁, I compliment all those working on Lion conservation and reiterate our commitment to protecting these majestic big cats. India, as we all know, is home to a large Lion population in Gir, Gujarat. Over the years, their numbers have increased significantly,… pic.twitter.com/PbnlhBlj71
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) August 10, 2024
International Big Cat Alliance Approved By Union Cabinet
In his remarks, Modi noted that in February this year, the Union Cabinet approved the establishment of the International Big Cat Alliance. This initiative aims to unite nations where big cats reside, fostering a holistic approach to sustainable development and supporting global community efforts. The Alliance has received positive international feedback, reflecting a global commitment to big cat conservation.
Invitation To Experience Conservation Efforts At Gir National Park
Modi extended an invitation to wildlife enthusiasts to visit Gir National Park in Gujarat, where they can witness the ongoing conservation efforts for Asiatic lions and enjoy Gujarat’s renowned hospitality. He emphasized India's success in increasing the lion population in Gir, highlighting the significant growth over the years.
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PM Modi’s Statement On X
In a tweet thread, Modi stated: “On World Lion Day, I commend all those working on lion conservation and reaffirm our commitment to these majestic big cats. India, with its substantial lion population in Gir, Gujarat, has seen their numbers rise significantly, which is fantastic news.” He further noted, “The International Big Cat Alliance aims to enhance sustainable development and support community efforts globally, receiving encouraging responses worldwide.” Modi concluded with an invitation: “I encourage wildlife lovers to visit Gir to see the Asiatic Lion and experience the dedication to their protection along with the hospitality of Gujarat’s people.”
In February this year, the Union Cabinet approved the setting up of the International Big Cat Alliance, to bring together all the nations of the world where big cats reside. It seeks to build a holistic approach to boost sustainable development and also support community efforts…
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) August 10, 2024
