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tah is an initiative by the Indian government to restore the extinct cheetah back to India where they became extinct in the 1950s due to hunting and habitat loss.[1] The project aims to restore the ecological balance and functionality of India's grasslands, which are home to many endangered and endemic species and provide vital ecosystem services.