In Brief:
- Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan calls elephants guardians of forests and a symbol of India's natural heritage.
- In a social media post from Mangalagiri on World Elephant Day, he reaffirmed the government's commitment to protecting wildlife and their habitats.
- Andhra Pradesh combines field teams, rescue infrastructure, and technology for wildlife protection.
- The state's initiatives receive guidance and support from Union Minister Bhupender Yadav.
On World Elephant Day, Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Minister for Environment and Forests K. Pawan Kalyan reaffirmed the government’s commitment to protecting elephants and the landscapes they call home.
In a social media post from Mangalagiri, Kalyan stated that elephants are not just majestic creatures of the wild, but guardians of the forests, a symbol of ecological balance, and an integral part of India’s natural heritage. He emphasised that the state is actively strengthening wildlife protection by integrating trained field teams, rescue infrastructure, and advanced technology.
Kalyan also expressed gratitude to Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav for his guidance in these conservation efforts. The collaboration aims to safeguard elephant populations and maintain the delicate ecological balance of the region's forests.
