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Tourist throng to see baby jumbo from Oscar-winning 'ElephantWhisperers

Watch: tourists throng Tamil Nadu zoo to meet Oscar-winning elephants Raghu and Ammu

Tourist throng to see baby jumbo from Oscar-winning 'Elephant
Whisperers

The documentary competed for the honour with fellow nominees 'Haul Out,' 'How Do You Measure A Year?' 'The Martha Mitchell Effect,' and 'Stranger At The Gate'

A large number of tourists thronged Mudumalai Theppakadu elephant camp to catch a glimpse of the baby elephant made famous by the Indian documentary film 'Elephant Whisperers', which won an Oscar in the 'Best Documentary Short Film' category on Monday.
The documentary competed for the honour with fellow nominees 'Haul Out,' 'How Do You Measure A Year?' 'The Martha Mitchell Effect,' and 'Stranger At The Gate'.
The film's plot revolves around a family, which adopts two orphan baby elephants in Tamil Nadu's Mudumalai Tiger Reserve.
"It is such a great moment. It's a pleasure to be here. The elephant is my favourite animal and the fact that the film won an Oscar does make me delighted and excited," said a tourist.
The director of the Tamil documentary, Kartiki Gonsalves and producer Guneet Monga stepped up to collect the golden statuette at the 95th Academy Awards on Monday.
In her winning speech, Gonsalves said, "I stand here today to speak on the sacred bond between us and our natural world. For the respect of indigenous communities. For entity towards other living beings, we share our space with. And finally for coexistence. Thank you to the academy for recognizing our film highlighting indigenous people and animals. To Netflix for believing in the power of this film. To Guneet my Producer and my entire team and finally, to my mother father and sister who are up there somewhere, you're the centre of my universe. To my motherland India."
This is not the first time involving Guneet Monga that won an Oscar. In 2019, Monga's documentary 'Period. End of Sentence' bagged an Oscar in the 'Documentary Short Subject' category.
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Tourists in J&K’s Gulmarg found out the hard way that nature is not always as beautiful and eye-pleasing as it appears on TV screens and in photographs.
Several of them were caught in a snowstorm on the higher reaches of the skiing destination on January 8 after a sudden deterioration in the weather.
Videos shared on social media show some people, including children, who were out taking a snowmobile ride trying to shield themselves from the harsh onslaught of wind and snow.
Local guides quickly sprung into action to rescue the tourists and brought them back safely to the base.
Gulmarg is known to be avalanche-prone. 

Watch: tourists get caught in a snowstorm in Gulmarg

Watch: How nature truns crul in Gulmarg 

Several tourists were caught in a snowstorm in Gulmarg&nbsp;on January 8

Tourists in J&amp;K&rsquo;s Gulmarg found out the hard way that nature is not always as beautiful and eye-pleasing as it appears on TV screens and in photographs.
Several of them were caught in a snowstorm on the higher reaches of the skiing destination on January 8 after a sudden deterioration in the weather.
Videos shared on social media show some people, including children, who were out taking a snowmobile ride trying to shield themselves from the harsh onslaught of wind and snow.
Local guides quickly sprung into action to rescue the tourists and brought them back safely to the base.
Gulmarg&nbsp;is known to be avalanche-prone.&nbsp;

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