In honor of the former head of Chitwan National Park, Rampreet Yadav, the recently born elephant cub has been named 'Rampritgaj'.
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Four elephant cubs were born within four months at the Khorsor Elephant Breeding Center near Saura. Tamorkali's third child, who was born on 7th July, was also named on Sunday, according to the custom of giving names on the 12th day after Chhawa's birth.
Chief and Senior Conservation Officer of Chitwan National Park Ganesh Pant announced that the camp has been named 'Rampritgaj'. Rampreet Yadav is an employee involved in the establishment of Chitwan National Park. Later, he became the Chief Conservation Officer of Chitwan National Park for a long time.
Currently living in Bharatpur, Yadav has been active in conservation awareness activities even though he has been living for a long time. In appreciation of his contribution in the field of conservation, the chhawa has been named after him, Officer Pant informed.
Four litters have been born in Khorsor since Chait 8 within four months. There is a trend of adding 'Gaj' after the name of the male chava and 'Kali' after the name of the female chava. Earlier, another male calf born on 7th of July was named 'Vedgaj' in honor of late conservation officer Ved Bahadur Khadka of Chitwan Park who was active in Ghadiyal crocodile conservation.
69 cubs have been born in Khorsor Elephant Breeding Center since 2050. This center was established in the year 2044 to produce elephants used in conservation work including patrolling. According to the Chitwan Park Office, there are currently 58 elephants, small and large, in different posts and elephant shelters of Chitwan Park.
