Prime Minister Narendra Modi went to Vanatara located in Jamnagar on 2 March.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on a tour of Gujarat for three days from March 1. During this, he inaugurated the Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation Center ‘Vantara’ run by Reliance in Jamnagar on Sunday (2 March). Its photo-videos have emerged on Tuesday.
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Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani, wife Neeta Ambani, son Anant Ambani and daughter -in -law Radhika Merchant were also present at the inauguration of Vantara. The PM spent 7 hours here from 11 am to 6 pm.
This dream project of Anant Ambani is a wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and conservation center. It is home to over 2000 species and more than 1.5 lakhs rescued endured animals.
PM spent about 7 hours here Modi visited Wildlife Hospital in Vanatara and saw veterinary facilities. Apart from this, he also fed the Asian lion and white lion cubs with his hands. The PM did the safari of Vanatara and then spent time with many wildlife.
In 11 pictures, see some special moments spent in PM’s ‘Vantara’ …
Vantara is spread over 3000 acres of greenbelt of the Reliance Refinery Complex in Jamnagar.
The entire area has been developed like a dense forest.
In Vantara, the protection, treatment, care and rehabilitation of injured animals are performed.
The hospital in Vantara has several departments like MRI, CT scan, ICU as well as wildlife anesthesia, cardiology, nephrology, endoscopy, dentistry.
In this project, 200 elephants have been brought injured and left alone alone.
Vanatara includes not only animals, but also rehabilitation of birds and snakes.
Many types of fading animals including rhinoceros, leopards are being rehabilitated here.
Not only India, neglected animals have been brought here from abroad and they are being fully taken care of.
A rehabilitation center has also been set up on 650 acres for wild animals neglected from the country and abroad.
More than 2000 animals of 43 species in Vantara are under the supervision of rescue and rehabilitation center.
The central government has also started the conservation breeding program of seven Indian and foreign endangered species here.
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