The #MadrasHighCourt on Wednesday directed the #TamilNadu govt to come up with a plan to ensure the right of passage to #elephants and, consequently, avoid frequent man-animal conflicts in #Coimbatore forest division @imranhindu https://t.co/jVQHjelWAh for govt s prabu govt advt argued

by Sekar Reporter · January 8, 2021

The #MadrasHighCourt on Wednesday directed the #TamilNadu govt to come up with a plan to ensure the right of passage to #elephants and, consequently, avoid frequent man-animal conflicts in #Coimbatore forest division @imranhindu
https://t.co/jVQHjelWAh

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