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Editorial: Mounting ratio of Elephant deaths in Karnataka, an issue of concern

Journalist AnubhaJune 27, 20241 Mins read103 Views

My exclusive interview report as an editorial piece in the newspaper.

The state has lost 287 wild elephants since 2021, including seven deaths in June 2024

The death of elephants in Karnataka due to electrocution or other unnatural causes is a serious matter to worry

Non-availability of post-mortem reports of many elephant deaths: Despite High Court orders the post-mortem reports of 152 death cases of the 280 cases have not been uploaded on the department’s website

https://www.lokmattimes.com/national/mounting-ratio-of-elephant-deaths-in-karnataka-an-issue-of-concern-287-reported-dead-since-2021-including-seven-in-2024-a475/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR1Dvf_3O2vk_-8qm2dKDr1uTwR6gM27b1wh_yUI6ePd8siX9B09eqQ6SDQ_aem_fuASVwGjIo4TTRnpdoT9kw

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Journalist Anubha

Dr. Anubha Jain is a Senior Journalist Author associated with Eenadu TV, Lokmat Media & All India Radio — handling diverse domains – politics, economics, wildlife, space, science & technology and specializes in tracking social and economic changes taking place in the country. Based in Bengaluru she's recognised for her work in journalism, advocacy for women's empowerment and one-on-one interviews with prominent personalities.