Elephants are guardians of our forests, says Pawan Kalyan on World Elephant Day
The Deputy Chief Minister said Andhra Pradesh was bringing together trained field teams, rescue infrastructure and technology for wildlife protection, and thanked Union Minister Bhupender Yadav for his guidance
On World Elephant Day, Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Environment Minister K. Pawan Kalyan emphasized the vital role elephants play as guardians of the forests. In a social media post, he highlighted elephants as symbols of ecological balance and integral parts of India's natural heritage. Pawan Kalyan reaffirmed the government's dedication to safeguarding elephants and their habitats, pointing to the ongoing Project Elephant initiative under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership.
The minister also praised Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav for his support in wildlife conservation efforts. In Andhra Pradesh, the protection of elephants is being advanced through programs involving trained field teams and advanced technology to ensure effective and humane conservation. Pawan Kalyan envisioned a future where communities and forests thrive in harmony, with elephants freely roaming secure habitats.
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