Inside Anant Ambani’s Vantara: PM Narendra Modi’s journey through the world’s largest wildlife rescue & rehabilitation centre
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Vantara highlighted his commitment to animal welfare. He interacted with endangered species like lemurs, flamingos, otters, pythons, orangutans, and a giant hippopotamus, reflecting the sanctuary's success i...
By ET Special |
ET Special
PM Narendra Modi's visit to Vantara reflected his shared dedication to animal welfare and harmonious coexistence. During the visit, he encountered several rare species. Some images, of the Prime Minister exploring Vantara's wildlife.
PM Modi nurtures endangered lemurs Facing the looming threat of extinction, these rare creatures have found a safe sanctuary in Anant Ambani’s Vantara. Here, they rest peacefully on PM Modi’s lap, reflecting a bond of trust and care.
A different shade of Orange: Flamingos walk gracefully around PM Modi PM Modi was thrilled to witness the flamboyance of flamingos as they gracefully walked alongside him at Vantara. These flamingos were starving when Vantara rescued and offered them safe waters.
Otters over the top! PM Modi at the giant otter habitat in Vantara where Baela is a mother of two otters named Kiran and Arjun.
PM Modi visits the 'white beauty' A reticulated Python rescued from a cramped space returned to its motherland, India, where it truly belongs. Recently, a rescued Burmese python was successfully operated at Vantara.
Making new friends Young Orangutans Ketchup and Chutney extend a friendly hand towards PM Narendra Modi at Anant Ambani's Vantara. These Orangutans were rescued by Vantara from overcrowded facilities which did not provide them with proper care and facilities.
‘Chotu’- Doing bigger things PM Modi observes ‘Chotu,’ a rescued giant hippopotamus, thriving at the conservation center.
