Historic Breakthrough: Great Indian Bustard Chick Born in Rajasthan

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma celebrated a major milestone in conservation efforts as a Great Indian Bustard chick was successfully born via artificial insemination in Jaisalmer. This unprecedented achievement is seen as a crucial step towards saving Rajasthan's state bird from extinction.

Rajasthan has achieved a significant breakthrough in the conservation of the endangered Great Indian Bustard, as a chick has been successfully hatched using artificial insemination techniques. Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma expressed pride in this historic development, calling it a pivotal step in protecting the species from extinction.

The birth took place at Jaisalmer's artificial breeding center, part of the Bustard Conservation and Rehabilitation Program. Sharma highlighted the project's vital role in not only preventing the Great Indian Bustard's extinction but also boosting its population numbers. This groundbreaking achievement marks a significant milestone in conservation strategies.

In conjunction with these efforts, CM Sharma extended congratulations to the scientists and forest department officials for their persistent dedication. Meanwhile, in London, Sharma promoted Rajasthan's attractions at the Rising Rajasthan Tourism Meet, emphasizing the state's crucial role in India's tourism industry, which he linked to its historic and cultural significance.

(With inputs from agencies.)