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A Story Behind a Photograph

With Amma's help, I am writing captions for a number of unidentified photographs in our collection. Invariably, fascinating stories crop up. © K. L. Kamat In the village of H.D. Kote, the Government installed a borewell for the benefit of Kadu Kuruba tribals. As the children happily pumped water (shown in the picture above), an wild elephant watched patiently. That night, the elephant tried to operate the pump! The elephant must have been thirtsy, and could not work it. The next morning the pump was found broken and twisted. See Also: • The Indian Elephants - Table of Contents (Comments Disabled for Now. Sorry!) First Written: Monday, January 15, 2007 Last Modified: 1/15/2007 8:13:14 PM

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