On March 3, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi conducted a lion safari in the Gir Wildlife Sanctuary. Read his fascinating photos, conservation successes and a glimpse of the Vantara Animal Conservation Project here.
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Prime Minister Modi in the forests: World Wildlife Day lion safari
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Lion Safari in the Gir Wildlife Sanctuary in Gujarat on 3rd March He took pictures of Asian lions and spread the word about the importance of conservation. What did you see? Why is this important?
Depicting lions of the Gir: Glimpses of Modi’s safari
Dressed in a safari costume, Modi painted lions like photographers. X (Twitter) wrote: "On World Wildlife Day this morning, I went on a safari in Gire, where Asian lions live. Another post, along with pictures of lions and lions, said: "Lions on the mountain! Tried to take photos this morning. These pictures have showcased India's pride in wildlife to the world.
Why is Gir unique?
The Gir Wildlife Sanctuary covers an area of 1,412 sq km in Junagadh district. This is the only natural habitat for Asian lions. According to the 2020 census, there are 674 lions here. Mr. Modi was pictured with lions in the green dry forests, along with tigers, deer and even 300 species of birds (not peacocks).
From Chief Minister to Prime Minister: Modi’s patronage legacy
Mr. Modi is not just a tourist, but he remembered his own memories. "Giragaman reminds us of when we started conservation work as Gujarat Chief Minister," he wrote in X. The Singh project (₹2,927 crore) launched in 2020 has been a success. He lauded the efforts of tribal communities and local women. A new lion census will take place in May 2025.
Beyond the Lions: A Vision of the Vantara Project
After the safari, Mr. Modi visited the Vantara Project (located near the Railways Jamnagar Refinery). That project protects and treats captive animals (such as elephants). On March 2, after praying at the Somnath temple, he went to Vantara.
NBWL-important decisions: encouraging wildlife
Mr. Modi held the seventh National Wildlife Board meeting at Sasanagir. Announcements:
National Wildlife Reference Center at Junagadh.
Advanced Veterinary Clinic in Sasane.
16th census from May 2025.
These steps reinforced India’s commitment to biodiversity.
Importance of World Wildlife Day
Sponsored by the United Nations on March 3 every year, the day promotes the beauty of nature and conservation. Modi’s safari showcased the revival of India’s Asian lions to the world.
Future of Gir and wildlife of India
The Lion project and new facilities secured Gir's future. Modi’s style of work (regulation and policy) shows seriousness towards India’s natural heritage. Will the May 2025 census break a new record?
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