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Jaipur India’s first city with 2 leopard safaris

JAIPUR: Jaipur became the country’s first city to house two leopard reserves after chief minister Ashok Gehlot virtually inaugurated the Amagarh project and declared it open for tourists on International Day for Biological Diversity on Sunday.

Asserting it’s a good sign that the state has two leopard safaris, Gehlot said, “Global warming cannot be tackled without saving our forests and environment. The state has 27 sanctuaries, four tiger reserves and 16 conservation reserves...”

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