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Supreme Court Stays Kerala High Court Order On Elephants In Temple Festivals
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the restrictions imposed by the Kerala High Court for the use of elephants in temple festivals.
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On Engineer's Day, Bureaucrat's Tweet Calling Elephants "Ancient India's Temple Builders" Goes Viral
Elephants were also used in ancient temple construction to transport large stones and other construction supplies.
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Body Scrubs to Indulgent Diets, 40 Elephants to Get Special Treatment in Kerala
It's monsoon season in Kerala, also known as the best time for ayurvedic massages, and a privileged group of nearly 40 jumbos are in a for a treat. The annual month long rejuvenation therapy, specially held by the temple board for those elephants used by Thrissur's famous Guruvayur Temple has begun.
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Paul McCartney campaigns to free baby elephant in India
Former Beatle Paul McCartney took a break from his London Olympics performance rehearsal for Sunder, a baby elephant who has been beaten and is kept in chains here. McCartney, who first came to India in 1966, sent a letter to Maharashtra Forest Minister Patangrao Kadam to use his power to immediately rescue Sunder.
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Supreme Court Stays Kerala High Court Order On Elephants In Temple Festivals
The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed the restrictions imposed by the Kerala High Court for the use of elephants in temple festivals.
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On Engineer's Day, Bureaucrat's Tweet Calling Elephants "Ancient India's Temple Builders" Goes Viral
Elephants were also used in ancient temple construction to transport large stones and other construction supplies.
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Body Scrubs to Indulgent Diets, 40 Elephants to Get Special Treatment in Kerala
It's monsoon season in Kerala, also known as the best time for ayurvedic massages, and a privileged group of nearly 40 jumbos are in a for a treat. The annual month long rejuvenation therapy, specially held by the temple board for those elephants used by Thrissur's famous Guruvayur Temple has begun.
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Paul McCartney campaigns to free baby elephant in India
Former Beatle Paul McCartney took a break from his London Olympics performance rehearsal for Sunder, a baby elephant who has been beaten and is kept in chains here. McCartney, who first came to India in 1966, sent a letter to Maharashtra Forest Minister Patangrao Kadam to use his power to immediately rescue Sunder.
