Male cheetah Tholo and female cheetah CCB-3 will be released into the reserve.
This is the third cheetah habitat in the state after Kuno National Park and Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary.
A 439‑hectare secure enclosure has been prepared for the cats.
Forest officials will regularly check the cheetahs’ health and safety.
The program aims to boost wildlife tourism and support the local economy.
The reserve already protects tigers, leopards, deer, and many other wildlife.
Special safe areas have been built so the cheetahs can live and stay healthy.
Officials hope the cheetahs will attract visitors and create new jobs for local people.
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