Archive · 9 Dec 2025
Leopard Cub Rescued from MNIT Jaipur Campus
A young leopard that was wandering around a college in Jaipur was found hiding in a room.
The forest officers came to catch the leopard safely.
They used special medicine to make the leopard sleep and then put it in a cage.
After taking care of the leopard, they released it back into the forest.
This made sure the leopard was safe and the people in the area were not in danger.
A 10-12 month old leopard cub was spotted on the MNIT Jaipur campus, causing panic among students.
The cub was observed in nearby colonies but could not be traced before being spotted on campus.
Forest and Wildlife officials, led by Dr. Arvind Mathur and Vijaypal Singh, tranquilized and rescued the cub.
The rescue operation took three hours and involved netting and caging the leopard.
The leopard was later released in the Aamagarh forests.
- Who
- Forest and Wildlife officials, led by Dr. Arvind Mathur and Vijaypal Singh
- What
- Rescue of a stray leopard cub
- When
- Tuesday morning
- Where
- MNIT Jaipur campus
- Why
- The leopard cub was spotted in a populated area, causing panic among students
- Location
- MNIT Jaipur campus
- Age of Leopard
- 10-12 months
- Rescue Team
- Forest and Wildlife officials
- Rescue Operation Duration
- 3 hours
- Release Location
- Aamagarh forests