- The scientific name for the Indian Vulture is indeed Gyps indicus. Thus, statement 1 is correct. - The dramatic decline in vulture populations across the Indian subcontinent, including the Indian Vulture, was primarily caused by kidney failure resulting from feeding on the carcasses of livestock treated with the veterinary non-steroidal anti- inflammatory drug (NSAID), Diclofenac. Thus, statement 2 is correct. - The Jatayu Conservation Breeding Centre is located at Pinjore, Haryana, not Jharkhand. It is one of several vulture conservation breeding centres in India working to breed critically endangered vulture species for future reintroduction into the wild. Thus, statement 3 is incorrect. - The Gyps Vulture Reintroduction Programme is being actively pursued in Haryana, particularly through the efforts of the Pinjore centre, in collaboration with the state government and conservation organizations. Thus, statement 4 is correct.