Arunachaleswarar Temple receives eight-year-old elephant Hiralal from Assam

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The Arunachaleswarar Temple in Tiruvannamalai has accepted a new elephant named Hiralal from the Assam government.
This animal replaces a previous elephant that died in 2018.
New facilities, including a swimming pool and mud bath area, are being constructed at the temple for the elephant's care.
The temple will also receive another elephant named Shiva from Assam as part of a larger distribution of five elephants to Tamil Nadu temples.

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“Special arrangements have been made to ensure the safety of the elephant. A veterinary team will be in place to take care of the animal”
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…The Department received the animal after the death of Rukmani, a 30-year-old female elephant, in March 2018 due to an injury. Rukmini was brought from Mudumalai Reserve Forest in 1995 as a seven-year-old jumbo. “ Special arrangements have been made to ensure the safety of the elephant. A veterinary team will be in place to take care of the animal ,” S. Bharanidaran, Joint Commissioner (JC), HR&CE (Tiruvannamalai), said. The elephant will be accommodated inside the temple premises, and mahouts from Assam will be assisting local mahouts in its upkeep. Officials…

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