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Injured Wild Elephant Dies On River Bank In Kerala: Forest Official
A 35-year old wild elephant, seriously injured in a suspected fight with other tuskers, died in Kerala on Tuesday night before getting treatment by the Forest department veterinarians, officials said.
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Kerala Veterinarian Gets Patent For Biodiesel From Chicken Waste
After waiting for more than seven years, John Abraham, a veterinary doctor, has finally received the patents for inventing biodiesel from slaughtered chicken waste that offers mileage of over 38 km a litre at around 40% of the current diesel price.
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Amid Avian Flu Fears, Doctors Probe Crow Deaths At Delhi Park
A team of government veterinarians today began a probe into the unexplained deaths of several crows in a park in Delhi Mayur Vihar locality. The investigation comes at a time when some states like Kerala have reported avian flu and culled hundreds of chicken and ducks to control the disease's spread.
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Injured Male Elephant Dies In Kerala; Fight With Other Tuskers Suspected
A male elephant, seriously injured in a suspected fight with other tuskers, died in Kerala on Monday without responding to treatment by the Forest department veterinarians, officials said.
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This State To Become First In The Country To Have 'One Health' Policy
With the developed countries all set to have a strong 'one health' policy, ensuring a strong integration in the working between the health practioners and the veterinarians, Kerala too will have a similar policy.
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Kerala to Have India's First Elephant Hospital
India's first exclusive hospital for elephants will come up in Kerala, a veterinarian said in Thrissur today.
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World's First 'Old Age Home' for Bovines in Kerala
Revered by devotees of Lord Krishna, cows and bulls past their prime are being looked after at an 'old age home' by a temple in Guruvayur.
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Injured Wild Elephant Dies On River Bank In Kerala: Forest Official
A 35-year old wild elephant, seriously injured in a suspected fight with other tuskers, died in Kerala on Tuesday night before getting treatment by the Forest department veterinarians, officials said.
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Kerala Veterinarian Gets Patent For Biodiesel From Chicken Waste
After waiting for more than seven years, John Abraham, a veterinary doctor, has finally received the patents for inventing biodiesel from slaughtered chicken waste that offers mileage of over 38 km a litre at around 40% of the current diesel price.
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Amid Avian Flu Fears, Doctors Probe Crow Deaths At Delhi Park
A team of government veterinarians today began a probe into the unexplained deaths of several crows in a park in Delhi Mayur Vihar locality. The investigation comes at a time when some states like Kerala have reported avian flu and culled hundreds of chicken and ducks to control the disease's spread.
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Injured Male Elephant Dies In Kerala; Fight With Other Tuskers Suspected
A male elephant, seriously injured in a suspected fight with other tuskers, died in Kerala on Monday without responding to treatment by the Forest department veterinarians, officials said.
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This State To Become First In The Country To Have 'One Health' Policy
With the developed countries all set to have a strong 'one health' policy, ensuring a strong integration in the working between the health practioners and the veterinarians, Kerala too will have a similar policy.
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Kerala to Have India's First Elephant Hospital
India's first exclusive hospital for elephants will come up in Kerala, a veterinarian said in Thrissur today.
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World's First 'Old Age Home' for Bovines in Kerala
Revered by devotees of Lord Krishna, cows and bulls past their prime are being looked after at an 'old age home' by a temple in Guruvayur.
