Delhi can learn co-existence from Mumbai, Jaipur

Delhiites may have to co-exist with leopards as in Mumbai and Jaipur. At least six leopards have died in road accidents on the Faridabad-Gurgaon road in the last decade. Green corridors are needed to avoid such fatalities. The Aravali mountains and the Yamuna floodplain are natural habitats for leopards in the city. Delhi has a resident leopard population, with at least eight cats in Asola alone. Safe spaces and corridors should be created for leopards within the urban landscape.