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Maharashtra elephant herd grows to 35 after newborn calf arrives in Vidarbha

Eastern Maharashtra's wild elephant herd has grown to 35 after a calf was born on November 2. Tracked by the SAGE Foundation and Maharashtra Forest Department since entering the state in 2021, the herd has increased from 23 to 35 elephants in five years

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Eastern Maharashtra's wild elephant herd has welcomed a new member, with a calf born on Monday, November 2, taking the total population to 35, including calves.

Sagnik Sengupta of the SAGE Foundation, who has been tracking the herd in the Vidarbha region in coordination with the Maharashtra Forest Department, told mid-day that the elephants' movements have been closely monitored since the herd first entered Maharashtra in 2021.

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