On World Wildlife Day, PM takes lion safari ride in Gir

Soon after the safari visit, the PM proceeded to chair a meeting of National Board for Wildlife at Sasan Gir

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, Updated At : 10:53 AM Mar 03, 2025 IST

PM Narendra Modi takes a jungle safari ride in the Gir National Park.

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On World Wildlife Day on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a jungle safari ride in the Gir National Park, the abode of Asiatic lions.

Soon after the visit, the PM proceeded to chair a meeting of National Board for Wildlife at Sasan Gir.

Earlier in his message on the occasion, the PM tweeted, "Today, on #WorldWildlifeDay, let’s reiterate our commitment to protect and preserve the incredible biodiversity of our planet. Every species plays a vital role—let’s safeguard their future for generations to come!

We also take pride in India’s contributions towards preserving and protecting wildlife."

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