Iram Siddique is a Principal Correspondent for ThePrint, with a focus on national news in India, specifically in the state of Madhya Pradesh, with a base in Bhopal. She has also contributed to The Indian Express. Iram's articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, elections, social issues, and wildlife conservation in the region.
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By: Meta Time, Iram Siddique
The nine elephants are from the same herd of 13 elephants. Among the four dead, three are female while one is male.
By: Meta Time, Iram Siddique
Bhopal: Hours after four wild elephants were found dead in Madhya Pradesh's Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, another three who were in critical condition succumbed late Tuesday.
By: Iram Siddique
8 tuskers now dead, 1 survived. Millet samples from carcass & from fields where elephant herd grazed to be examined to confirm if fungus-laden crops were cause of death, it is learnt.
By: Iram Siddique
Attacks occurred Saturday in Deoria & Barhi. Bandhavgarh deputy director said the elephant does not belong to the herd of 13 of which 10 died due to suspected Kodo millet poisoning.
By: Iram Siddique
From moment tuskers collapsed 'after consuming Kodo millet & drinking from a stream', to when forest guards heard their cries as they lay in fields, an account of what happened on 29 Oct.
By: Iram Siddique
The officials who have been suspended are Bandhavgarh Field Director Gaurav Choudhary & Assistant Conservator of Forest in-charge (ACF) Fateh Singh Ninama.
By: Soumya Pillai, Iram Siddique
Environment ministry says inquiry set up to ascertain if these toxins were accidentally ingested or fed to the elephants. Reports from MP govt & Wildlife Crime Control Bureau awaited.
By: Iram Siddique
The order comes in response to petition seeking demolition of such illegal religious structures on grounds that they violate Supreme Court ban on religious construction on public land.
By: Iram Siddique
Report by Indian Veterinary Research Institute advises destruction of fungal-infected kodo crop residue, as well as preventing entry of animals into fields with these crops.
By: Iram Siddique
Calf was rescued from Guda Khurd village after it wandered far away from Bandhavgarh reserve, where 10 elephants were found dead a week ago. It is believed its mother was among the dead.
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