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Elephant gone rogue at Sri Lanka’s Devinuwara Perahera — knocks down its handler, lifts him mid-chaos, as shocked onlookers run for their lives The moment went viral, reigniting debate over using wild animals in religious parades

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Heartbreaking incident at Dubare Elephant Camp in Karnataka’s Kodagu district. A 33-year-old woman tourist from Chennai, Jyunesh (also referred to as Tulasi or Juneshe), was tragically trampled to death while watching elephants being bathed in the Cauvery River. Two captive elephants — Kanchan and Marthanda — suddenly started fighting. In the chaos, Marthanda lost balance, fell on her, and trampled her repeatedly while trying to get up. Mahouts couldn’t control the massive animals in time. She was there with her husband and young child. Her husband suffered minor injuries while trying to help. The entire shocking moment was captured on video by tourists nearby. A stark reminder: Wild animals, even in camps, demand respect and distance. RIP Jyunesh. Watch comment section for closer video #DubareElephantCamp #Karnataka #TragicIncident #WildlifeSafety”

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22,281 views • 3 months ago

SRI DURGAPARAMESHWARI, BAPPA NADU, MULKI (Kar)🔱 Devi is worshipped here in the form of a linga. Legend says that a demon Darigasura defeated all Devas and Sri Vishnu due to a boon. He took all weapons of Sri Vishnu with him. Devi appeared as Sapta-Durga to kill him. She went to Darigasura as an old woman asking for food. Dariga sent her to his wife. There, Devi asked for the weapons instead of food. Dariga’s wife gave her the weapons as she misunderstood Dariga’s instruction. Devi defeated and killed Darigasur after a fierce war. Later, she settled at this place. A merchant Bappa found the udbhava linga and built a mandir after hearing a divine voice. Beating of drums during annual festival here is famous. Bappanadu Dolu (drum) is well known for its beating all over Karnataka.

SRI DURGAPARAMESHWARI, BAPPA NADU, MULKI (Kar)🔱 Devi is worshipped here in the form of a linga. Legend says that a demon Darigasura defeated all Devas and Sri Vishnu due to a boon. He took all weapons of Sri Vishnu with him. Devi appeared as Sapta-Durga to kill him. She went to Darigasura as an old woman asking for food. Dariga sent her to his wife. There, Devi asked for the weapons instead of food. Dariga’s wife gave her the weapons as she misunderstood Dariga’s instruction. Devi defeated and killed Darigasur after a fierce war. Later, she settled at this place. A merchant Bappa found the udbhava linga and built a mandir after hearing a divine voice. Beating of drums during annual festival here is famous. Bappanadu Dolu (drum) is well known for its beating all over Karnataka.

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10,569 views • 4 months ago

Pretty cool to catch this little interaction between Rollins and Giannis during the game. Bucks had been using Rollins as the inverted screener for Giannis in the 4th. During Bam’s free throws Rollins runs over to Giannis and I’d assume he tells GA that he’s going to flip the screen at the last second on this upcoming possession. Those 2 go down and run it perfectly for a wide open layup. Rollins hasn’t been used as inverted screener much this season but when he has, it hasn’t worked as smoothly as it has with other guys. Bucks went to it today in the 4th though and i think it directly led to at least 6 points over 3 possessions.

Pretty cool to catch this little interaction between Rollins and Giannis during the game. Bucks had been using Rollins as the inverted screener for Giannis in the 4th. During Bam’s free throws Rollins runs over to Giannis and I’d assume he tells GA that he’s going to flip the screen at the last second on this upcoming possession. Those 2 go down and run it perfectly for a wide open layup. Rollins hasn’t been used as inverted screener much this season but when he has, it hasn’t worked as smoothly as it has with other guys. Bucks went to it today in the 4th though and i think it directly led to at least 6 points over 3 possessions.

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