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Sunder, The Elephant Who Saw Worst And Best Of Humanity, Is Now Gone
Video of Sunder being tortured by mahout went viral in 2013; campaign to free him saw push from Amitabh Bachchan to Pamela Anderson to Paul McCartney
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13-Year-Old Elephant Sunder's Release May Be Delayed
The walk to freedom for Sunder, a 13-year-old elephant who has been in captivity, could be delayed further. MLA Vinay Kore, who has been resisting Sunder's release, has now filed an appeal against it in the Supreme Court.
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14-year-old elephant Sunder still being abused: PETA
An animal rights group says a 14-year-old elephant in India is still being abused despite a 2012 appeal by former Beatle Paul McCartney.
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Mumbai fights for Bijlee, age 58, weight 5 tonnes
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.
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Beatles legend's pressure ends elephant's torture
A 13-year-old elephant that was kept chained inside a dark shed at a Temple in the Kolhapur district of Maharashtra for seven years will finally be free from the torture. Sundar's freedom comes after former Beatles Legend Sir Paul McCartney and Baywatch actress Pamela Anderson demanded his release.
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Indian baby elephant's freedom becomes international cause
After Beatles legend Paul McCartney, former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson has spoken out to save the young elephant Sunder.
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Sir Paul McCartney campaigns to free baby elephant in India
Sir Paul McCartney took a break from his London Olympics performance rehearsal for Sunder, a baby elephant who is kept in chains.
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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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Sunder, The Elephant Who Saw Worst And Best Of Humanity, Is Now Gone
Video of Sunder being tortured by mahout went viral in 2013; campaign to free him saw push from Amitabh Bachchan to Pamela Anderson to Paul McCartney
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13-Year-Old Elephant Sunder's Release May Be Delayed
The walk to freedom for Sunder, a 13-year-old elephant who has been in captivity, could be delayed further. MLA Vinay Kore, who has been resisting Sunder's release, has now filed an appeal against it in the Supreme Court.
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14-year-old elephant Sunder still being abused: PETA
An animal rights group says a 14-year-old elephant in India is still being abused despite a 2012 appeal by former Beatle Paul McCartney.
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Mumbai fights for Bijlee, age 58, weight 5 tonnes
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.
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Beatles legend's pressure ends elephant's torture
A 13-year-old elephant that was kept chained inside a dark shed at a Temple in the Kolhapur district of Maharashtra for seven years will finally be free from the torture. Sundar's freedom comes after former Beatles Legend Sir Paul McCartney and Baywatch actress Pamela Anderson demanded his release.
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Indian baby elephant's freedom becomes international cause
After Beatles legend Paul McCartney, former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson has spoken out to save the young elephant Sunder.
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Sir Paul McCartney campaigns to free baby elephant in India
Sir Paul McCartney took a break from his London Olympics performance rehearsal for Sunder, a baby elephant who is kept in chains.
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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.
