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Fishers, Forest Staff and a Barrage Gateman Win Awards for Saving a Teesta Elephant Calf

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Twenty-four people, from Forest Department staff and local fishers to the Teesta Barrage gateman, received Gaja Mitra Awards in Siliguri on 7 October for helping rescue an elephant calf swept away by the Teesta River.

IWN October 9, 2026 News

Aaranyak Has Been Teaching Elephant Ecology in Three Villages Near Panidehing Since 2022

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Aaranyak has published the account of a Class 9 student from Sivasagar district who took part in its elephant outreach between 2022 and 2025, a programme running in three villages around Panidehing.

IWN October 8, 2026 News

The Pink Freckles on Our Elephants, and the Stories We Tell About Them

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Almost every temple elephant carries a spray of pale freckles on its trunk and ears. The patches are natural depigmentation, seen in wild herds too, and the myths we attach to elephants say a great deal about how we treat them.

IWN October 4, 2026 Animal Facts, Opinion

Manas National Park Sent Its Elephant Handlers Back to School for a Week

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Twenty-seven mahouts and ghasis from Manas National Park have finished a week of training in elephant biology, health and handling, and the reserve’s field director used the opening to call again for a dedicated mahout school in Assam.

IWN October 2, 2026 News

India Tells a Global WWF Audience Its Ramsar Count Has More Than Quadrupled

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India’s Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change told delegates from more than 100 countries in Jaipur that India’s Ramsar-listed wetlands have grown from 24 to 101 in a decade.

IWN September 25, 2026 News

A Suspected Spearing Has Left an Assam Elephant Fighting to Save His Eye

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A wild bull elephant found with a suspected spear wound and a clouded left eye near a tea estate in Assam’s Sonitpur district a month ago is still under treatment, with vets tracking whether his eyesight will come back.

IWN September 24, 2026 News

A Grieving Elephant’s 48-Hour Vigil Took Four Tuskers to Break

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An elephant named Bharat spent two days refusing to leave the spot in Rewa district, Madhya Pradesh, where his companion died of electrocution, forcing the state’s Forest Department to bring in four tuskers from two tiger reserves before he could be safely captured.

IWN September 23, 2026 News

Belagavi Forest Division Meets Its First Elephant Herd

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A herd of nine elephants, including two calves, wandered out of Bhimgad Wildlife Sanctuary and into the paddy fields around Khanapur taluk this week, in what officials say is the first elephant movement ever recorded in the Belagavi Forest Division.

IWN September 18, 2026 News

Madhuri the Elephant Heads Back to Kolhapur, but Not to Her Former Treatment

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Madhuri, a female elephant known in Kolhapur as Mahadevi, is returning home after 13 months at Vantara in Jamnagar, Gujarat, under a court-backed order that keeps Vantara’s vets checking on her every fortnight.

IWN September 16, 2026 News

Kanha Tiger Reserve’s Elephants Just Got Their Annual Week Off

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Sixteen elephants at Kanha Tiger Reserve clocked out of patrol duty this week for a six-day break.

IWN September 16, 2026 News

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