From The Assam Tribune
Center Owned by Assam Tribune GroupOver 40 wild elephants damage paddy fields, disrupt NH-17 traffic in Boko
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Over 40 wild elephants entered villages in Assam’s Boko area, damaging paddy fields and banana plantations and disrupting traffic on NH‑17. Farmers in Rajapara and nearby villages reported crop losses during the harvest season as the herd moved into settlements. Forest officials have increased efforts to drive the elephants back.
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Farmers in Rajapara and nearby villages face crop losses during harvest season as the herd entered settlements, prompting forest officials to step up efforts to drive them back
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Wild elephants have damaged paddy fields and banana plantations in Assam's Boko area.
— NDTV
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Farmers in Rajapara and nearby villages face crop losses during harvest season as the herd entered settlements, prompting forest officials to step up efforts to drive them back
