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India and Botswana Announce Landmark Cheetah Translocation Pact
12 Nov
Summary
- India, Botswana sign agreement to translocate cheetahs
- New Zealand to open two seasonal work visa applications
- Wordle fans seek clues to solve latest puzzle #1607
In a significant development, India and Botswana have announced a pact to translocate cheetahs, a move that has been welcomed by President Murmu, who has assured that the animals will be taken good care of. This announcement comes as a positive step towards the conservation of the endangered species.
Separately, New Zealand is set to open two seasonal work visa applications from December 8, a move that is expected to address the country's talent shortage. This development is likely to attract workers from around the world seeking employment opportunities in New Zealand.
Additionally, the popular online word game Wordle continues to captivate fans, with players eagerly seeking clues to solve the latest puzzle #1607. The game's enduring popularity has sparked a fresh wave of interest and engagement among its dedicated player base.
