Man versus elephant in Jharkhand State of India.

Villagers are forced to live on top of the tree.
by
Dr. Nitish Priyadarshi
Elephant entering in a village.


Herd of elephants destroying the huts.


Village destroyed.



People forced to live on top of tree.


Villagers on tree.


Other aspect of elephant. Roaming on the street of Ranchi city with its owner.



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