Pineapples In Kerala

Pineapple Pachadi Recipe: Summer is knocking the doors and its time to indulge in everything cool and fruity. Here's a delicious pineapple pachadi recipe for you to try.

Pineapple Farmers Association sent truckload of Vazhakulam pineapples to the farmers protesting on the borders of Delhi.

A pregnant elephant dies after eating a pineapple loaded with firecrackers. It's an agonizing death. She stands for days in water with her head submerged, trying to cool her hurt mouth; ultimately, she drowns.

Three suspects have been identified in investigations into the death of a pregnant elephant who died due to severe mouth injuries caused by crackers, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said today. "Justice will prevail," Mr Vijayan promised in tweets responding to a tide of anger and grief after visuals of the elephant, dead in a river, emerged...

The killing of a pregnant elephant in Kerala that ate a fruit or some foodstuffed with explosives will be investigated by the central government, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.

A high-level team has been formed to investigate the killing of the pregnant elephant in Kerala, with Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan promising strict action against the people responsible. The elephant -- which had come out of the Silent Valley in search of food and wandered close to villages -- had eaten a fruit stuffed with firecrackers.

Amid the outpouring of rage and grief for the pregnant elephant that died after eating a cracker-filled fruit, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has promised "strict action" against the people responsible. "The Forest Department is probing the case and the culprits will be brought to book," he was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.

Virat Kohli spoke out against animal cruelty after a pregnant elephant died in Kerala after eating a pineapple stuffed with explosives.

As the tragic death of a pregnant elephant in Kerala after it ate a pineapple filled with explosives continues to generate shock and anger, a second elephant death has been reported from the state. A young female elephant reportedly died in April in a similar manner in the forests in Kollam district.

Kerala Elephant: The heartbreaking death of a pregnant elephant in Kerala has sparked huge outrage on Twitter. The elephant died after eating a pineapple stuffed with crackers. Take a look at how Twitter users responded to the shocking act of animal cruelty.

No arrests have been made a week after a pregnant elephant died in Kerala's Palakkad district, standing in a river. She had eaten a pineapple stuffed with crackers, allegedly placed by some locals. The death of the elephant and the trauma she went through has caused a huge outrage, with thousands calling for strong action against the perpetrators.

An elephant that was pregnant died in Kerala, standing in water, last Wednesday, after she ate a pineapple filled with firecrackers, allegedly left by some locals. The fruit exploded in her mouth, leading to the inevitable tragedy.

Farmers, traders and Kerala government officials are meeting today in a 'Pineapple Fest' to find ways to better produce and market the fruit which fetches the state Rs.750 crore annually.

Pineapple Pachadi Recipe: Summer is knocking the doors and its time to indulge in everything cool and fruity. Here's a delicious pineapple pachadi recipe for you to try.

Pineapple Farmers Association sent truckload of Vazhakulam pineapples to the farmers protesting on the borders of Delhi.

A pregnant elephant dies after eating a pineapple loaded with firecrackers. It's an agonizing death. She stands for days in water with her head submerged, trying to cool her hurt mouth; ultimately, she drowns.

Three suspects have been identified in investigations into the death of a pregnant elephant who died due to severe mouth injuries caused by crackers, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said today. "Justice will prevail," Mr Vijayan promised in tweets responding to a tide of anger and grief after visuals of the elephant, dead in a river, emerged...

The killing of a pregnant elephant in Kerala that ate a fruit or some foodstuffed with explosives will be investigated by the central government, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.

A high-level team has been formed to investigate the killing of the pregnant elephant in Kerala, with Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan promising strict action against the people responsible. The elephant -- which had come out of the Silent Valley in search of food and wandered close to villages -- had eaten a fruit stuffed with firecrackers.

Amid the outpouring of rage and grief for the pregnant elephant that died after eating a cracker-filled fruit, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has promised "strict action" against the people responsible. "The Forest Department is probing the case and the culprits will be brought to book," he was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.

Virat Kohli spoke out against animal cruelty after a pregnant elephant died in Kerala after eating a pineapple stuffed with explosives.

As the tragic death of a pregnant elephant in Kerala after it ate a pineapple filled with explosives continues to generate shock and anger, a second elephant death has been reported from the state. A young female elephant reportedly died in April in a similar manner in the forests in Kollam district.

Kerala Elephant: The heartbreaking death of a pregnant elephant in Kerala has sparked huge outrage on Twitter. The elephant died after eating a pineapple stuffed with crackers. Take a look at how Twitter users responded to the shocking act of animal cruelty.

No arrests have been made a week after a pregnant elephant died in Kerala's Palakkad district, standing in a river. She had eaten a pineapple stuffed with crackers, allegedly placed by some locals. The death of the elephant and the trauma she went through has caused a huge outrage, with thousands calling for strong action against the perpetrators.

An elephant that was pregnant died in Kerala, standing in water, last Wednesday, after she ate a pineapple filled with firecrackers, allegedly left by some locals. The fruit exploded in her mouth, leading to the inevitable tragedy.

Farmers, traders and Kerala government officials are meeting today in a 'Pineapple Fest' to find ways to better produce and market the fruit which fetches the state Rs.750 crore annually.