<div align="justify">Elephant Suvarna has recently given birth to a male calf at the Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP), much to the joy of the animal-keepers there.<br /><br />The mother and the calf, along with the newborn’s sibling Veda, were seen playing near the Seegekatte tank in the limits of the park on Sunday. <br /><br />Presently, there are a total of 21 jumbos in the park, including the newborn.<br /><br />Though the birth of the elephant on September 22 brought much joy, the death of a male jumbo on Friday has led to a sombre mood among mahouts who were looking after it.<br /><br />The newborn will be fed with only mother’s milk for some time.<br /><br />BBP authorities said Suvarna will get nutritious food over the next one month, including cereals, coconut, pongal, rice and jaggery.<br /><br />Suvarna holds the distinction of giving birth to the highest number of young ones.</div>
<div align="justify">Elephant Suvarna has recently given birth to a male calf at the Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP), much to the joy of the animal-keepers there.<br /><br />The mother and the calf, along with the newborn’s sibling Veda, were seen playing near the Seegekatte tank in the limits of the park on Sunday. <br /><br />Presently, there are a total of 21 jumbos in the park, including the newborn.<br /><br />Though the birth of the elephant on September 22 brought much joy, the death of a male jumbo on Friday has led to a sombre mood among mahouts who were looking after it.<br /><br />The newborn will be fed with only mother’s milk for some time.<br /><br />BBP authorities said Suvarna will get nutritious food over the next one month, including cereals, coconut, pongal, rice and jaggery.<br /><br />Suvarna holds the distinction of giving birth to the highest number of young ones.</div>
