PM Modi Inaugurates Vantara, the World's Largest Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

Located in Gujarat's Jamnagar, the 3,000-acre facility led by Anant Ambani houses over 1.5 lakh rescued animals and showcases India's commitment to biodiversity conservation.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Vantara, a 3,000-acre wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center in Jamnagar, Gujarat, established by Anant Ambani.
The facility is home to over 1.5 lakh rescued, endangered, and threatened animals from more than 2,000 species, including Asiatic lions, snow leopards, and one-horned rhinoceroses.
PM Modi interacted closely with rehabilitated animals, including feeding lion cubs, playing with orangutans, and observing rare species like clouded leopards and caracals.
Vantara features state-of-the-art veterinary facilities, including MRI, CT scans, ICUs, and specialized departments for wildlife medicine and surgery.
The center emphasizes ecological sustainability and compassionate animal care, aligning with India's broader efforts to preserve biodiversity and protect wildlife.