Elephant

Order of the High Court of Kerala regarding care of elephants by Guruvayoor Devaswom, 17/02/2025

Order of the High Court of Kerala in the matter of Sangita Iyer Vs Guruvayur Devasom & Others dated 17/02/2025. The Kerala High Court directed the Deputy Administrator (Livestock) of Guruvayoor Devaswom to file a detailed affidavit explaining the procedures being followed in Guruvayur Devaswom for booking and transporting elephants …

Animal lovers for revival of elephant corridor

V NarayanaMurthi | The man-animal conflict has resulted in trampling to death of five persons and damaging hutments ANIMAL lovers are concerned over the rise in the death of wild elephants which are straying out from the Vellore-Tiruvannamalai forest areas. A calf was electrocuted last week near Polur in Tiruvannamalai …

Elephants death: one held, search on for three

KRISHNAGIRI: One person has been arrested in connection with Saturday

In Corbett, tiger & elephant deaths remain whodunits

Corbett Tiger Reserve (Ramnagar): The Corbett Tiger Reserve (CTR) authorities have made no serious attempt to find out the causes for the deaths of 13 tigers, six leopards and 17 elephants that perished in the Corbett landscape in the last three years. Four of the tigers were found dead in …

Road through reserve: Nath, Ramesh spat on?

New Delhi: The differences between two ministers Kamal Nath and Jairam Ramesh in the Supreme Court over a national highway in the Pench Tiger Reserve

Five-year-old elephant electrocuted in agricultural field near Polur

Tiruvannamalai: A young elephant was electrocuted in a hillside agricultural field near Polur on Thursday. The five-year-old was part of a nine-member herd of elephants wandering in the peripheries of Jawadu hills and frequently marauding agricultural fields and damaging farmers

Microchip implant to track elephant movement

Tiruvannamalai: The Forest Department is planning to use microchip implant to tackle elephant menace which affects people living in villages situated on the peripheries of Jawadu Hills, particularly farmers. Three elephants belonging to a herd died recently in separate incidents. They also killed two men, damaged crops and several huts …

Elephants wreak havoc in Angul

ANGUL: The elephants of Mahanadi elephant reserve have been wreaking havoc in some pockets of Angul district after their corridors have been restricted by the Rengali canal, Samal barrage and Rengali dam. Corridor restrictions, banana cultivation and rampant solar fencing are said to be the reasons behind elephant concentration in …

Elephant sanctuary not a threat to livelihood of tribals, says Collector

N. Selvaraj met people on Tuesday assuring protection to their dwelling place, activities THENI: Establishment of Periyar Elephant sanctuary on Megamalai will not affect tribal people at 50 villages including Thummagundu, Arasarai, Valiparai in Kadamalaigundu union on Varushanadu hill. These villages do not come under the sanctuary area, said the …

Corridors to ensure jumbos safety

BHUBANESWAR: Worried over the growing man-elephant conflict, the State Government today identified 14 corridors for safe movement of the animals which frequently stray out in search of food and water. The comprehensive plan for setting up the corridors will be prepared by March this year, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik told …

Elephant corridor, a New Year gift to Karnataka jumbos

It's a new year gift to nearly 1,000 elephants and other wild species who can now wander freely without any human interference through the Kollegal corridor in Karnataka. This has been made possible by an NGO, Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) supported by its partner

Villages on alert as tuskers return

Jamshedpur: Over a dozen villages in the adjoining Seraikela-Kharsawan district have been put on high alert as herds of tuskers have begun their return journey from Saranda forest to Dalma hills. Over 40 elephants from Dalma Wildlife Sanctuary had migrated to Saranda in October. As the tuskers tend to stray …

Man, elephant `walk' together to resolve conflict

Manoj Anand The procession of adult elephants and their calves trudging with men and women was enough to indicate that growing manelephant conflict of the state could be resolved through peaceful co-existence. In the company of hundreds of their human admirers, even elephant calves were responsive to the love and …

Govt. acts to diffuse human-elephant conflict

The government has allocated Rs.15 million to erect an electric fence to a distance of 30km at Moragahakanda to prevent elephants frequenting areas inhabited by humans. Project Director R.M.Thennakoon told a recent meeting at the Project Office chaired by Naula Divisional Secretary K.A. Sirisena that this allocation is a result …

Wild elephant menace back in Shiradi

Wild elephant menace has again surfaced in the foothills of Shiradi Ghat. A wild elephant has caused much damage to areca and banana plantations in Paravarakotya of Shiradi village on Wednesday night. Pepper, banana and areca crops of farmers E M Cyriac and P J Mathew have been destroyed. The …

Forest officials concerned about frequent elephant deaths

Poachers from North India with the help of local people are on the prowl ERODE: Officials in Erode Forest Division have stepped up vigil and increased patrolling after poachers successfully shot dead and removed tusks from an elephant. On December 16, forest officials found a 10-year-old elephant lying dead with …

India sets bio-diversity agenda

As part of its initiative under the International Year of Biodiversity (IYB), India has chalked out an 11-point goal to achieve the 2010 bio-diversity targets. Protection of world-famous one-horned rhino is set out as one of the goals. Addressing a press conference, Union Minister of State for Environment and Forest …

The big stop

After a recent order by the Union Government forbade displaying animals in circuses, elephants at the Calcutta Zoo as well as at the 15-odd circuses that visit the city have been asked to migrate. The Government says that the enclosures are too small for the big animals. "We have been …

Ministry seeks specific wildlife management plan

BHUBANESWAR: The Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) has asked for a specific wildlife management plan in view of construction of a 400 KV Baripada-Mendhasal transmission line. Rising incidence of electrocution of elephants being a major concern in the State, MoEF has asked for preparation of a site specific wildlife …

Kaziranga elephant fest gets under way

The 8th Kaziranga Elephant Festival got under way at Mihimukh, Kaziranga today. The SHG Mela was inaugurated by the Rural Developement Minister Chandan Brahma today. A total of 135 stalls of the SHGs were opened in the Mela. A large number of visitors thronged the festival ground since morning today. …

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