Kaziranga's Newborn Elephant 'Mayabini' Celebrates Life and Music
A newborn elephant calf in Kaziranga National Park, Assam, has been named 'Mayabini' after singer Zubeen Garg's popular song. The calf, born to an elephant named Kuwari, symbolizes new life and hope. The name reflects the song's significance, especially during Garg's last rites.
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A new symbol of life and harmony has emerged in Kaziranga National Park as a newborn elephant calf is named 'Mayabini'. The female calf, born to the elephant Kuwari, was named after singer Zubeen Garg's beloved song, an anthem sung by fans during his last rites.
Environmental and Forest Minister Chandra Mohan Patowary shared the uplifting news on World Animal Day, celebrating the birth of the healthy calf. Through a post on social media platform X, Patowary expressed that 'Mayabini' signifies hope and renewal in the wilderness.
'Mayabini ratir buku', famously associated with Garg's final journey, has become emblematic not only of his musical legacy but also of new beginnings in the wilds of Kaziranga.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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