A heart-wrenching incident in India has drawn attention to the vulnerability of wildlife and the crucial role of forest officials. A 15-day-old baby elephant, rescued from dangerous floodwaters, faced the devastating rejection of its mother, leaving humans to intervene to ensure its survival. The calf, completely dependent on maternal care at such a young age, required immediate expert attention to provide nourishment, safety, and emotional support. Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Parveen Kaswan shared a video of the rescue, capturing the delicate handling and care involved. The footage has sparked widespread discussions on elephant behaviour, the impact of maternal rejection, and the importance of wildlife conservation, highlighting both the challenges and dedication involved in prot

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