Elephants from Odisha enter the Potka block of the East Singhbhum district giving villagers sleepless nights ...

On Sunday, as the evening rolled on, foresters burst sound crackers to make the elephants move out of the graveyard where they had halted since afternoon...

The elephants are suspected to have come out of the Baikunthapur forest, around 20km away from the town; cops & foresters monitor movement ...

The foresters have managed to get the herd to move into the Bhalki forest area and decided to adopt a “go slow” approach as the calves can’t walk as fast as others...

The district, also known as the “rice bowl” of Bengal, traditionally yields high volumes of paddy in the start of the winter months...

Sources in the forest department said the elephants were bought in Arunachal Pradesh and were supposed to be taken to Gujarat...

Sources said a herd of tuskers had strayed out of Apalchand forest and entered the area on Saturday...

Foresters blame trench dug along Bengal border, ask senior officials to initiate talks...

Animal intrusion detection and repellent system being used on pilot basis to keep jumbos at bay...

The villagers made noise by beating drums and utensils to shoo away the tuskers but did not meet with success...