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Since October this year, the Kuno National Park has launched morning and afternoon safaris that can be booked online to see cheetahs.
The total number of cheetahs at the KNP currently stands at 21 - six males, seven females and eight cubs.
Namibian cheetah Aasha had given birth to three cubs on January 3. However, only one of them survived.
A male cheetah named Shaurya died at KNP in Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday.
Fifteen cheetahs (seven male, seven female, and a cub) were kept in bomas (enclosures) in the KNP since August this year as a team of veterinarians monitored their health.
The latest to die was a male cheetah named Suraj, said Forest officials.
Eight Namibian cheetahs -- five female and three male -- were released into enclosures at KNP on September 17 last year.
Daksha became the third cheetah to die in the KNP. Earlier, a female cheetah and a male cheetah died on March 27 and April 23, respectively.
'Uday' is the second cheetah to die at the national park in a month.
The death of the more than four-and-a-half years old female feline is being seen as a setback to Project Cheetah, aimed at reviving the population of the world's fastest land animal in India, seven decades after they became extinct.
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