At the borders of Kuno National Park where India's famous Project Cheetah is underway, high-tech conservation meets human survival. Solar smart fences, thermal cameras, and satellites guard one side, while villages pressure nature on the other. This juxtaposition defines the frontline of the Indian Forest Service, which recently marked six decades since its modern inception on 1 July 1966. Corbett transitioned from a hunter of man-eaters to a wildlife champion, helping establish India's first National Park in 1936. | India News
