Elephant In Mumbai

Rohit Sharma is playing under Hardik Pandya's captaincy at MI this season, having been removed from his role.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis inaugurated the first edition of Elephant Parade India where 101 elephant sculptures by designers like LN Tallur, Princess Pea, Christian Louboutin, Sabyasachi Mukherjee and Masaba Guptawere are on display at the Gateway of India in Mumbai

In a bid to ensure that no other tusker suffers her fate, an NGO has started a 'Save Jumbo' campaign, in which it is asking citizens to send picture of elephants being used for begging

Bijlee, the 58-year-old elephant, who was found abandoned a fortnight ago in Mumbai, died on Sunday, a volunteer said.

Bijlee, a 58-year-old elephant, collapsed under her own weight on June 11 in suburban Mulund. Weighing 5000 kilograms, the pachyderm is suffering from degenerative joint disease brought on by her obesity. She now needs to go on a crash diet to lose 1500 kilos.

Everyone must be aware of the idiom "even a dead elephant is worth a lakh". However, very few would know that the hair of the giant animal too fetches a hefty sum. According to Plants and Animal Welfare society, an NGO, mahouts in the city are minting money by selling the hair plucked from the elephant's tail.

Lakhs of Mumbaikars are gearing up for Ganesh Chaturthi festivities, beginning from September 1 but the pockmarked roads in the city may not provide a smooth ride for the elephant headed god.

A 25-year-old man was crushed to death by an elephant inside a civic body run Byculla zoo in Mumbai when he entered the mammoth animal's enclosure.

Rohit Sharma is playing under Hardik Pandya's captaincy at MI this season, having been removed from his role.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis inaugurated the first edition of Elephant Parade India where 101 elephant sculptures by designers like LN Tallur, Princess Pea, Christian Louboutin, Sabyasachi Mukherjee and Masaba Guptawere are on display at the Gateway of India in Mumbai

In a bid to ensure that no other tusker suffers her fate, an NGO has started a 'Save Jumbo' campaign, in which it is asking citizens to send picture of elephants being used for begging

Bijlee, the 58-year-old elephant, who was found abandoned a fortnight ago in Mumbai, died on Sunday, a volunteer said.

Bijlee, a 58-year-old elephant, collapsed under her own weight on June 11 in suburban Mulund. Weighing 5000 kilograms, the pachyderm is suffering from degenerative joint disease brought on by her obesity. She now needs to go on a crash diet to lose 1500 kilos.

Everyone must be aware of the idiom "even a dead elephant is worth a lakh". However, very few would know that the hair of the giant animal too fetches a hefty sum. According to Plants and Animal Welfare society, an NGO, mahouts in the city are minting money by selling the hair plucked from the elephant's tail.

Lakhs of Mumbaikars are gearing up for Ganesh Chaturthi festivities, beginning from September 1 but the pockmarked roads in the city may not provide a smooth ride for the elephant headed god.

A 25-year-old man was crushed to death by an elephant inside a civic body run Byculla zoo in Mumbai when he entered the mammoth animal's enclosure.