Elephant calf swept 4 km away in raging Teesta rescued by fishermen, pulled into the boat and reunited with mother
A newborn elephant calf was swept nearly 4 km downstream in the Teesta after getting separated from its herd near the Gajoldoba barrage in Jalpaiguri. Five fishermen spotted the calf struggling in the swollen river, pulled it onto their boat and handed it to forest officials. After nearly two hours…
The Economic Times ·