Four of the six criteria established for assessing the short-term success of India's cheetah reintroduction programme have already been met, a government report said on Sunday.
Released upon the completion of one year of the programme, the report highlighted that the initial progress has largely followed a favourable trajectory well within the envisioned limitations.
The project is on the right path to becoming a successful large carnivore conservation translocation and population establishment endeavour, it stated.
