In this edition of Punchline advertising, veteran Tarun Chauhan discusses the unfortunate demise of cheetahs in Kuno National Park. The South African female cheetah, named Nirva, which had been missing in Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh's Sheopur district since her radio collar ceased functioning on July 21, has been successfully located after a search operation spanning 22 days, as reported by officials.

Nirva was apprehended in the Dhoret range of Kuno National Park around 10 a.m., and subsequently underwent a health examination.

Over the course of the past three weeks, an extensive hunt had been underway for the female cheetah, following the malfunctioning of her radio collar on July 21. The Chief Wildlife Warden of the Madhya Pradesh Forest department issued a statement detailing these efforts.

The search for the elusive feline involved more than 100 field personnel, including officers, veterinarians, and cheetah trackers, tirelessly scouring day and night. The operation was further supported by two drone teams, a dog squad, and available elephants.

Local residents were also kept informed about Nirva's situation, adding to the collective effort to locate her.

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