Wild Elephant Herd Driven Back to Forests After Two-Month Tension in Chittoor

A wild elephant herd that caused crop raids and fear for two months in Chittoor district was successfully driven back into Tamil Nadu forests by forest teams.

14 Mar, 13:28 — 14 Mar, 13:28

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Wild elephant herd driven back into T.N. forests after two-month tension in Chittoor district

Kumki operation ends crop raids and nighttime fear in Gudipala mandal as forest teams track herd that damaged crops worth ₹15 lakh near the inter-State border

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Wild Elephant Herd Driven Back to Forests After Two-Month Tension in Chittoor

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Wild elephant herd driven back into T.N. forests after two-month tension in Chittoor district

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