PM Modi's Deep-rooted Affection for Animals
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Synopsis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's longstanding passion for animals was showcased during his recent visit to Vantara in Gujarat, where he engaged with various wildlife and inaugurated a state-of-the-art animal rescue and rehabilitation center.
Key Takeaways
- PM Modi's bond with animals extends back years.
- He inaugurated the Vantara animal rescue center in Jamnagar.
- Vantara covers 3,000 acres and houses over 2,000 species.
- Advanced veterinary facilities include MRIs and ICUs for animals.
- During his visit, he interacted with various cubs and rescued animals.
New Delhi, March 4 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi's deep affection for animals is widely recognized, and this passion is far from recent. Even prior to taking office, he had formed a significant bond with various creatures. Recently, the Modi Archive 'X handle' shared nostalgic photos of PM Modi with animals, captioning them, "He loves animals, and they love him right back!"
The images depict him interacting with a tiger, feeding wildlife, and cradling a small animal, showcasing his long-lasting devotion to animals.
This passion was reignited during his recent visit to Vantara in Gujarat. At Jamnagar's Vantara, PM Modi engaged with numerous wildlife, enjoying moments with Asiatic lion cubs, white lion cubs, clouded leopard cubs, and caracal cubs, among others.
Prime Minister Modi officially opened the Vantara animal rescue and rehabilitation center in Jamnagar.
He stated, "Inaugurated Vantara, a one-of-a-kind initiative for wildlife conservation, rescue, and rehabilitation, which offers a sanctuary for animals while fostering ecological sustainability and wildlife welfare. I applaud Anant Ambani and his entire team for this incredibly compassionate undertaking."
The visit was filled with unforgettable experiences as PM Modi fed lion cubs and expressed admiration for an okapi. Vantara is home to over 2,000 species and more than 150,000 rescued, endangered, and threatened animals. Throughout his visit, PM Modi exhibited affection for various animals, including feeding lemurs and interacting with seals.
Vantara spans 3,000 acres and boasts state-of-the-art veterinary facilities with habitats designed to mimic the animals' natural environments. PM Modi also toured the wildlife hospital at Vantara, equipped with MRI machines, CT scans, and ICUs.
During his visit, the Prime Minister observed an Asiatic lion undergoing an MRI and also visited the Operation Theatre where a leopard was receiving critical surgery after being rescued from a highway accident. Vantara provides specialized care through various departments, including Wildlife Anesthesia, Cardiology, Nephrology, Endoscopy, Dentistry, and Internal Medicine.
