India’s great resolve on World Elephant Day
Elephant is prominent animal of our planet. It is much cherished since ages and holds important position in our ecosystem.
World Elephant Day is observed every year on August 12, honors the largest land mammals and raises awareness about their protection. Elephants face threats from poaching, habitat loss, and human conflict. This day reminds us to conserve forests, stop ivory trade, and support sanctuaries. Sane humans make pledge to protect these gentle giants so future generations can admire their wisdom, strength, and vital role in nature.
Recently on this eve, esteemed
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi stated that on World Elephant Day, we celebrate the majestic elephant, which has remained an integral part of India’s ecological heritage. He expressed gladness that India is home to over 60% of the world’s wild Asian elephants.
The Prime Minister noted that our nation has 33 Elephant Reserves, which provide habitats for elephants and strengthen our efforts towards their long-term conservation. Shri Modi also expressed pride in all forest personnel, scientists, veterinarians, mahouts, and the local communities who are integral to all such efforts.
In a post on X, the Prime Minister shared:
“On World Elephant Day, we celebrate the majestic elephant which has remained an integral part of India’s ecological heritage. It is gladdening that India is home to over 60% of the world’s wild Asian elephants. Our nation has 33 Elephant Reserves, which provide habitats for elephants and strengthen our efforts towards their long-term conservation. We are also proud of all forest personnel, scientists, veterinarians, mahouts and the local communities who are integral to all such efforts.”
We Indians and humans world over need to take steps to make world a better place for marvellous and beautiful creatures like Elephants.