Elephant attacks Passenger Train

[@airfox_aorus]

This is so nice to watch. Very kind pilot! This protected the elephant from injuries or even the death. Very thankful! Greetings from Germany. Your Country is beautiful and indian people are kind. Wish you a nice life!

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@airfox_aorus]

@@KakanSarkar I subscribed because the videos on your channel are actually interesting :)

[@KakanSarkar]

Thanks for that. Being a Loco Pilot in the Indian Railway, my videos are centred in the trains and Locomotives.

[@jitubrahma7039]

May God bless to both the Pilots... As they save many life of the Passengers with their presence of mind andlatience.... and also didn't harm the Heaviest Animal on Earth-Gamesha....... Hopes and Love From Assam, Udalguri.....

[@airfox_aorus]

@@jitubrahma7039 🙏

[@iodainsoneoficial]

Congratulations for Mr. Biplab Kanti Das and Mr. Navir Kumar Singh for the kindness towards the elephant and respect for nature. Greetings from Brazil!

[@KakanSarkar]

Hi there, thanks for appreciating the efforts of the Loco Pilots. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@AurekChattopadhyay]

The elephant is not in the way of railway tracks. The railway track is in the way of the elephant's home the forest.

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, you are right. The wild animals are the 1st citizens of the forest. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@gajesingh9231]

This is gradually increase in human interference with nature which is somehow problematic.

[@grancito2]

So why don't you fuck off to another planet, your logic dickhead.

[@grancito2]

@@gajesingh9231 Fuckwit, humans have also been part of nature, get a fucking brain, then and education.

[@Me-nk5ic]

Old dialogue. Everyone knows

[@willingsan]

Huge respect for our disciplined, and nature loving loco pilots. You won hearts !!

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@brijesharjule3582]

Huge huge resect for the locopilots for being kind to elephant 🙏🙏

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@prachi4110]

May loco pilot and his parents live for more than 100 years

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@mahender.psinghbudgurjar709]

🕉

[@ramalingamnatrajan5678]

@@mahender.psinghbudgurjar709 llll Pl

[@somsuvramukherjee502]

Exactly❤️

[@HMSMV]

His children also

[@LindaR423]

Elephants don't seem to have any fear. I've been watching videos with elephants, rhinos, etc. chasing and/or confronting motorcycles, cars, busses, jeeps and now a train. I saw an elephant stand on the hood (front feet only) on someone's car. I'm amazed. I think I'm obsessed with these videos.

[@KakanSarkar]

I am glad to learn about your interests in elephants. I have more such videos featuring elephants on my channel. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@AshokkumarKarmakar]

A lot of respect & love for the Local/Passenger Train Driver who have shown tremendous patience for the Elephants to leave the Rail

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@JN-ny1xm]

@@KakanSarkar Are you the Train operator

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, I drive trains. But why do you ask?

[@JN-ny1xm]

@@KakanSarkar just wanted know because you did a Good Job stopping for the Animals 👍

[@KakanSarkar]

In this particular video, it was my colleague who was driving. Me saving elephants is in this link kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6i6gqSwqM15hsU

[@arnolddavies6734]

Elephant is thinking “ this is my territory and I will get off the tracks when I am good and ready”!

[@KakanSarkar]

Hahaha, 😀😃😀😃 Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@prabakaranpratheepprabakar5766]

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[@sanjaygokavi5720]

This bull elephant was in musth as one can tell from the dark secretion behind his eyes. During musth they tend to be a lot more aggressive. It was great to see the respect and patience the loco drivers showed him and in the end they showed how much they enjoyed the encounter.

[@KakanSarkar]

@Sanjay Gokavi, yes, you are right. But sadly, many people comment that the Loco Pilot had ample time to move and wasted time. Those people should read your comment. Thanks for appreciating the efforts of the Loco Pilot and thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@Methilde]

The pilot should have stop the motor, the elephant seems to be irritated by noise.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@KakanSarkar]

As far as I know those secretions near the ears happen only in male elephants, but I am not 100% sure.

[@mongoose1618]

​@@Methilde Not possible, the Diesel motor also powers up the electricals for the whole train.

[@derbywilliams5695]

This Video was Really Heart Touching Coz' You Lovely people of The Indian Railways were Soooo patient with that young innocent Elephant .....Hats Off To You For Saving the innocent soul ..God Bless You All 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐

[@KakanSarkar]

Thanks for appreciating the Indian railway men. Another similar video is being uploading just now and will be available in 10 minutes. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@nanibeast]

Hats off to loco pilots for stopping waiting patiently without losing cool

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@ishant4342]

meanwhile BBC news - indian train is running 10 hours late

[@KakanSarkar]

😁😁😁 thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@MrZommmmB]

Negative reporting by a firangi channel...

[@wachirali8018]

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[@gajesingh9231]

BBC news also talking about those train's which are late due to technical and administrative failures. Chaining Pulling or train crossing or power failure or bogie breakdown --- please also see loopholes of system to improve it.

[@rajwarnakulasuriya5935]

The UK train services are worse than the Indian rail...Southern rail always cancellations, and many delays..BBC is no longer a reputable media, the world should know that, they have been receiving funds from terrorist propaganda groups

[@Utsav_Tiwari]

To all the smart people commenting about why loco pilot stoped the train is first thing its a protocol which loco pilot has to follow and second thing is elephants can be really unpredictable if he would have kept going elephant might have attacked the train and got himself injured or some passenger could have got injured or in bad day that elephant might have died that's why there are some protocol given that has to be followed

[@KakanSarkar]

Exactly, the forest department advised that Loco Pilot must stop immediately after spotting elephants on or near the track and to proceed cautiously as per situation. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@ikucin11]

thx for understanding that

[@tantiwahopak101]

@@KakanSarkar why doesn't it happen in case of humans?

[@KakanSarkar]

Humans are considered to be the most intelligent creature on earth. They know very well that trespassing the railway track is is not only illegal but also may cause injury or death.

[@felixbeutin9530]

well that sounds cute.... but isn't practical really

[@sandeepgupta6181]

impromptu discussion between bengali loco pilot and his bihari assistant with respective dialects, is fun to listen. Specially the ' byeeee byeee ' in end. They seem to be enjoying the incident and not really worried.

[@KakanSarkar]

@Sandeep Gupta, Yes, you are right. I agree with you. I am glad that you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@asmanih2451]

Whait ain syori 😡

[@ZC.Andrew]

Yeah. There's no reason to be worried about anything. They're completely safe, and they aren't endangering the elephant either.

[@mhhemachandra480]

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[@utkarsh3481]

The loco pilots were very kind. They handled the situation very nicely.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@sreekumarannairtp1833]

The elephant might be wondering: this snake far far longer than the longest king cobra, carrying its children in its belly is really really wonderful; not at all dangerous in the least!

[@KakanSarkar]

I appreciate your imagination from the elephant's point of view. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@mangilalpatel20]

Bub

[@joncheatwood6552]

Kakan Sarkar, The video was great and your country is cool and I respect your country.

[@KakanSarkar]

Jon Cheatwood, greetings from India. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos. Btw, where are you from?

[@fanakissferobolus9767]

@@KakanSarkar many people love India

[@chaseg8888]

Great Loco pilot, Immideatly recognized the condition of the elephant. You can see temporin flowing near eyes, the elephant can make any erratic move during that event. Stopping was the right thing to do, even though it appeared driver has lot of time to pass. This is true meaning of empathy and kindness.

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, very few people like you understand the actual cause. Most people who watched this video commented that the Loco Pilots had ample time to pass through. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@Me-nk5ic]

Elephant: this guy is bigger than me and is louder than me

[@KakanSarkar]

😂😂😂 thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@talurupavithara6343]

😂😂

[@surjitsingh3202]

@@KakanSarkar k vvl0 0

[@gajesingh9231]

बिल्कुल ऐसा ही सोच रहा होगा कि यह मेरे से बड़ा कौन है।।

[@theunknownguy265]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@WildSBlk]

The patience of the driver should be highly appreciated....

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@ands1894]

You mean patience of the elephant? She was happily munching on the greens by the side of the tracks until these Chinese smartphone trotting train drivers decided to randomly halt to take a bhideo for YooToob. Just let nature and wildlife be. Anyway humans have done much harm to other species.

[@kevinb8800]

The loco-pilot did the right thing. We always have to make sure these majestic beasts are safe and sound! Patience is the key.

[@KakanSarkar]

Absolutely right

[@juyeljuyel6820]

উঠে

[@juyeljuyel6820]

@Bhanu Chunduru ক

[@francestod.tandocjr4092]

Kevin B I hope the passengers aren't going to work because I don't think anyone will believe their excuses.

[@KakanSarkar]

Indian passengers have lot of spare time during travelling with exception of the daily local trains in the metros

[@smileey009]

How beautiful this mighty elephant. Thanks to the locomotive people! They are so patient and compassionate and respectful.Live n Love 💚🙏🙂

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@BrucexfromxCanada]

From Canada: In Canada we don't have elephants, but I am thinking that this Railway route could use an elevated viaduct to provide a tunnel underneath for the elephants to pass. I avoided the idea of an underpass because I know India has a monsoon season and it would not be of value of it created a drainage problem or flooded. This would make for better coexistence and less delays for the trains without being cruel to animals. It looks to me tha the elephant really only cared about the vegetation he was foraging in to eat. So let us think of respecting the elephants also!

[@KakanSarkar]

I appreciate your concern. But Indian Railways are still not in a position for constructing via duct in this route. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@BrucexfromxCanada]

@@KakanSarkar Re hi from Canada: Construction and infrastructure development costs anywhere. It is unfortunate that India does not have the full measure of wealth that they need to develop, but if the Indian government can provde the people with the educative (in the sense of life learning and sociology) they so badly need amongst the poor, they might well have a real growth soliution for more than the elephants. I have a family of neighbours here who are Indian. they came last year fro near Delhi. the father is a Tandoori cook in a local Indian restaurant, but as I tell him, he needs to train himself to do the "cooking business" more than just the cooking. that is where the money is. When his wife and daughter (then aged 4 1/2) camer to Canada, the wife spoke limited English. The father speaks what we might know as "Functional English" that is enough to be able to work, but not where "Polished English" is needed. the latter apples where a lot of negotiation is key to a profession. It is also critical for a person going into their own business, which often can be the better option for some people but also requires a skill set that not everyone has or would espouse. In Quebec, thanks to the infamous Bill 101, immigrant children whose native language is not English are obliged to go to French school, which just adds to their struggles growing up. Depending on both the parents and the child, they may be forward looking enough to go to English classes in addition, that makes good sense, "When there's a will theres'a way." One resource that is available on the web is "Paul" and his "The Langfocus Channnel" Paul is Canadian and comes from Vancouver on the Pacific coast. However I would not suggest that area for new immigrants as the cost of living there is extremely high. Nonetheless my neighbours' wife has recently given birth to a son. When he gets older, I foresee him growing up with a dual culture as so many second generation children do. That is great! they often turn circles around Children of Canadian parentage. It salso has come to my recent attention that India's government is taking a stand against what hads been called China's "Sugar Daddy Diplomacy". This is a good move, albeit fraught with added struggle. China is simply too big to be safe in the affairs of other nations. India can "make it" if they try hard enough but also have to be smart about it, and think, think, think! Eventually they can gain the control of their country they need, and let all others respect their sociological right to do so, but in all that there is a lot of deep learning to be done each for each , in dialectic balance, "all for one and one for all". Next, what can you, and all who see this, do each for each, to further the understanding I proffer here? Are there those in your neighbourhood who do not have internet access? If so can you get them to see this on your machine in a "co-session" or two? If that happens and there are others who have internet access, they can also copy the strategy. Of course, I can't speak Hindi or any of the Indic languages, (but I do speak English, French and Spanish), hence thius need the Indian people AKA "grass roots" to self-educate themselves in all their huge numbers. Also it is possible amongst the numbers that there may be some individuals or families who can afford to get internet service, or arrange a sharing setup, however they may have to do some of it clandestinely to prevent others who seek to perpetuate ignorance and dependence by censorship! This is a last choice but if oppression leves no room for human progress, it can befall as a necessity. Also beware of the scammers that hide in the cracks of India. They work for themselves, not for India. One needs to be "street-wise" to "know thine enemy" and so (in that way) by co-vigilance, purge those blights from their country. So, "Keep on trucking" i.e pushing for a better India, and that also helps push for a better himanity everywhere.

[@nicolamorrell3723]

That would be a good solution to this issue.

[@karantikoo9302]

@@BrucexfromxCanada thank you for the goodwill, sir.

[@SegaDisneyUniverse]

Train: Honks Elephant: "Is that a challenge?!"😂

[@KakanSarkar]

Hahaha 😄😄😄😄 Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@DeltaPrime95]

Elephant: *finally, a worthy opponent*

[@KakanSarkar]

😅😅😅 Witty comment. Thanks for watching the video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@DeltaPrime95]

@@bot-xe1dk 😐

[@jairchavez8955]

A train can destroy that poor elephant hahaha

[@marionuggets7743]

​@@KakanSarkarboring reponse

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, it can

[@shrikrishnadwivedi5269]

Nice and cute elephant. He is not attacking, only checking the train and men inside it. Nice sweet Maharaja Elephant. He also gave way to the train to pass 😀

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@priyaraimanger5729]

I know this place 😍 it's West Bengal mangpong forst area ...

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, its between Gulma and Sevok railway stations. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@juliaelrod2154]

That elephant knows exactly what it's doing.😆

[@KakanSarkar]

Hahaha 😄 😄 😄 😄 right. And he is enjoying what he's doing. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@bohemianabyss6419]

This video has Love, Respect, Simplicity, Curiosity, Gorgeous Wildlife, Coexistence and Humility..all in one at the same time! 🖤

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@PJ-rc3ur]

🐘😡Why did you enter to my territory. Do you have the border pass? Show me the valid documents and penality of 50 watermelon's🍈🍉

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, that was what this elephant might be saying. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@PJ-rc3ur]

@@KakanSarkar subscribed bro👍

[@manojcool9834]

the train driver stops bcz not to damage elephant.plz always don't blame humans..even some have humanity

[@PJ-rc3ur]

@@manojcool9834 who blamed bro?

[@nagmakhan7728]

👌😀😀😀😀

[@iap-ug3oy]

Why did he stop when the elephant was not on the track ?

[@KakanSarkar]

The Loco Pilots were following the protocols of both the Forest Department and the Railway department. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@rizwanimran4291]

This is also my question bro

[@clm73]

Respect to the Loco drivers for showing the Elephant respect.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@jitubrahma7039]

May God bless to both the Pilots... As they save many life of the Passengers with their presence of mind and patience...and perform their duty well as a human being... and also didn't harm the Heaviest Animal on Earth-Ganesha....... Hopes and Love From Assam, Udalguri.....

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@dayanhamine7533]

Take . Your time. Mr. Elephant . its your Kingdom

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@abdulrasheed5236]

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[@VaithiyanathanR]

Gxvjo

[@grancito2]

Train kingdom, elephant needs a lesson.

[@premiumleader8948]

grancito2 go teach them a lesson

[@geodeaholicm4889]

thank you, locomotive pilots, for your patience & kindness to that elephant.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@silverbullet4055]

I think Elephant knows Exactly what he was doing; never seen a Passive Aggressive elephant before. They are so incredibly smart. If the train had been smaller, the train would have lost.

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, you are right. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@asokechakraborty3090]

We are encroaching their habitat and we are attacking them. However, nice to see that the loco pilots are so careful and caring. Thanks.

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, you are absolutely correct. Thanks for appreciating the efforts of the Loco Pilots. Also Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@hfv2751]

May Loco pilot n his parends Live for more than 100 years❤ Thank you so much sir ❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🇦🇪

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@Roonlovesfish3874]

This is actually nice to see them slowing down and allowing the animal to cross. Kudos to the crew. This seems like North Bengal.

[@KakanSarkar]

Thanks for appreciating the efforts of the Loco Pilot. You are right, Mr. Chakrabarty, this area is of the Doars region in North Bengal. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@Roonlovesfish3874]

@@KakanSarkar You are most welcome. 🙂

[@thesocialcommenter5004]

He is really a Giant. Thanks for the wonderful capture enjoyed watching it. I Love Wildlife. Animals and birds are the beautiful creatures of the Lord. The Indian Railways must make either under passes or over pass for Elephants on Rail tracks then this problem will be solved because many innocent elephants and other animals are being killed. Love From Rajaji National and Jim Corbett National park Uttrakhand 🙏

[@KakanSarkar]

I loved going through your comment. It was nice reading. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@wendyelsey7765]

Ellie won. When he had his full of tormenting the train driver and passengers, he calmly walked off. Great work Ellie.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@JimmyFoxhound]

Indian elephants are so cute with their floppy little ears (Well, little compared to African elephants)

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, they're comparatively smaller and cute. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@suvratarya]

He may have remembered his relative who probably was killed by a train on this route.

[@KakanSarkar]

Your opinion cannot be ruled out completely. Elephants are known to have good memories. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@umarathor4137]

P

[@karishmavashishtha9891]

Exactly

[@gunaraj3226]

Tears of joy, in this material world, this divine, good for our eyes nice to hear and feel the emotions, thank you sir ji ❤

[@KakanSarkar]

@Guna raj, I am glad that this video is up to your expectations. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@gunaraj3226]

@@KakanSarkarblessed sir ji,

[@rajasinghsimon203]

Very grateful for the strenuous efforts taken to shoot this video

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@koningbolo4700]

Baby Elephant: "Daddy that train is loud..." Daddy Elephant: "Hold my beer !"

[@KakanSarkar]

Hahaha, nice joke. Thanks for watching the video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@shobhitsingh7267]

😂😂😂😂

[@lida223]

Baby elephant can I drink your beer? Lol hahahahahahahahah

[@mdanarul9363]

@@lida223 vm

[@srinys296]

That's female elephant asshole

[@thampidavid4200]

Elephant saved them from an accident... he blessed the train...animals are smarter than humans....stop judging quickly....

[@KakanSarkar]

@Thampi David, I have received so many comments in this video, but no one has commented so positively as you. I admire your sense of looking at things differently. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@sailormoonsaya2988]

Blessed them 😂😂😂 saved them from accident 😂😂😂 be positive 😂😂😂 I like you bro.. The world would be boring without people like you

[@tradingmachine8800]

Humans are the smartest...sorry

[@divyanshpratapsingh7221]

Bhaiya tumhari baat kyu maane tum bhi toh human ho mtlb smart na ho koi animal bole toh maane bhaiya

[@reteshkalra3389]

Rght said

[@achiketbaheti3381]

Hats off train driver 😍❤

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@thomasallen3784]

The elephant asks for food for multiple times by indicating (look) 4:00, 4:23, 5:12, 5:25 and waits until they blew multiple horns on him and after that it also indicates them to them to go (look) 7:47, 8:05 They are so polite and natural, elephant are so nice and good ❤️❤️❤️

[@KakanSarkar]

I appreciate that you watched this video fully with attention. Also thanks for appreciating the efforts of the Loco Pilots. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@odaadu-4463]

-Elephant attacks passenger train- People occupy the elephant space 🐘

[@KakanSarkar]

Right. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@ramamurty6634]

Yes you are right

[@Paka1918]

Right. Humans not alone at this planet, and they DON'T own it.

[@jishae9422]

True

[@vipuljain8914]

Ek dam sahi kaha bhaisaab

[@DDtona93]

I can Imagine being able to tell my boss there's an elephant in my way sorry

[@KakanSarkar]

Hahaha 😂😂😂 Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@the_ele_fan9255]

Kudos to the driver for his patience! Beautiful elephant ❤ I love elephants muchhhh🐘❤❤

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@ed4all33]

Elephant proving that he is the true boss of this area . I will leave when i chose too , and not a moment before . Full credit to the engine driver for waiting till the elephant left the area by a good distance, before starting up again .

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@adityakiranhere]

Elephant is like,"anyway u will come back na..will take u to task then."😁😂😂

[@KakanSarkar]

Hahaha,😅😅😅 that was funny. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@sumanbagchi7065]

Loco pilot & Assistant Loco pilot have handled nicely with this Nature's Beauty. Lovely.

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, we salute them for their effort to save this wonderful creature of nature. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos.

[@sumanbagchi7065]

Thank you for posting this type of video. I had already subscribed your channel long before.

[@gopimoudi3447]

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[@beinghuman9039]

Right decision by loco pilot for keeping animal safe

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@asthaksangeetacademy7167]

Very nice

[@ADMIRALSCORNER]

Well done! That's something really different! I have seen sheep on the tracks but never an elephant!

[@KakanSarkar]

In my route, Loco Pilots have not only seen elephants, but also peacocks, deer, bison, leopards and even rhinoceros and pythons. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@power0fnime71]

Thanks, for this amazing video, this pilot was so kind, they protect this endangered eliphants

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@ShortMinutes]

Thanks to utsav tiwari for such a nice explanation, because even I too thought the pilot should have crossed casually blowing a big horn. but after watching the full video I understood that the elepgant is under musth and the symptoms so apparently visible from 1:18 to 1:42. I appreciate the courage & patience of the pilot

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@victorpaul904]

🇮🇳💐💐🍁⚘♥️🙏🏻😊 हाथी हमारे लिए बहुत ही दुर्लभ जानवर है। इसका गर्भकाल सबसे लंबा दो वर्षो का होता है। साथ ही हमारे वेद पुरानों में भगवानो के समकक्ष गजराज को दिखाया गया है । जंगल से लगे रेलखंडो पर हमारे भारतीय लोको पायलट हमेशा सर्तक सावधान रहते हुए रेलों का परिचालन करते है । 🙏🏻😊⚘🍁💐💐🇮🇳

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@marianitopalacios5878]

Nice pilot and understanding about animal, I salute you

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@lastoutlaw3882]

Huge respect for this driver for respecting wildlife. Love from Pakistan.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@arayan3857]

You can't question my authority. I will take my own time. Divert your route if you are in a hurry. Beautiful photos. Excellent and adventurous work, kakan Ji. God bless you.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@arayan3857]

Can you please mention the location and the names of the rly stations on either side and a big station nearby. I traveled kol-silchar many times.

[@KakanSarkar]

Its between stations Gulma and Sevok. Major station is Siliguri Junction. Route is New Jalpaiguri to New Bongaigaon via Alipurduar Junction

[@arayan3857]

Thanks a lot. Alipurduar has a rly division. My location is Pathanamthitta, Kerala. Thekkady tiger reserve is about 210 kms. Thank you once again. Will consider subscribing your channel.

[@KakanSarkar]

Sure, send me the link

[@lijan.jaganvlogs]

Really u( loco pilot) r hero... u know one's pleasing life.... truly u r great....

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@Kattar_Hindu1986]

Amazing gesture by the locomotive pilot..... you deserve a bow 🙇‍♂️

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@clintdavies491]

lol, its almost like the elephant knows, he's saying, look, I let you put the damn railway through here but I told you I was gonna stand on the track whenever I like. and at the end , as he walks off you can hear him say,.. call that a horn. fair play to the train drivers. respect. love all animals.

[@KakanSarkar]

Wonderful narrative. I like you imagination. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@SS-vu1xk]

Hats off to logo pilot for being so kind and sensible 🙏 Where this happened, can anyone answer pls ?🤔

[@KakanSarkar]

Thanks for appreciating the efforts of the Loco Pilot. This happened in the Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary of West Bengal State, India. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@somasekharansekharan2265]

Loco pilot...

[@ands1894]

Now I know why passenger trains in India are always running late.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@VaibavM]

Title should be Passenger train attacks elephants home

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@tigerman6788]

Asiatic elephants BUSH ELEPHANTS beNgal tigers African lions and the two giant bear species are the most iconic beasts on land

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[@sapratibhchatterjee3768]

Looks like siliguri - new bongaigon route passing through dooars.

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, you are absolutely correct. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@larry785]

He or She is trying to tell you to slow down and relax for a while, Mr Train driver.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@aniketchakraborty8824]

Arey e to Bihari driver wa hai ba...love you sir ji... ekdam mitti ka aadmi hai...aapka voice se lag raha hai.

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, the senior driver was Bengali and his junior driver was Bihari

[@Dharmraj5544]

@@KakanSarkar voice se lag raha hai bhaiya ji bhojpuri language thoda sa use

[@Manikruidas-l2h]

The loco pilots shall be blessed by the elephant.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@oracle11iappsdba]

You are driving through his home. Be happy he didn't call his gang to attack you.

[@KakanSarkar]

@oracle11..., you are absolutely correct. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@sarthaksrivastav9729]

You r correct driver came to his home but his gang can't attack on loco if driver shows loco power

[@oracle11iappsdba]

@@sarthaksrivastav9729 but did you know that a train can crash with an antelope horns.

[@sarthaksrivastav9729]

@@oracle11iappsdba No I don't even think so, that meaningless statement

[@oracle11iappsdba]

@@sarthaksrivastav9729 horns of animals that leap like deer, antelope etc can lift any heavy load. Daggers were made with these during the just a couple of centuries ago, they are all forgotten now. Google to know more of horns.

[@geminivijay1]

A very noble deed by the loco pilot. Appreciate him very much.

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[@sudipbanerjee8312]

Thanks and 🙏 to the loco pilot with his presence of mind and sense.

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[@structures_simplified3610]

Huge Respect to assist. and loco pilot, you guys really did a great job and with a great presence of mind, you evaded a huge disaster. I request Govt. to build an overpass where there are too many wildlife crossings with roads and railway crossings.

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[@indrasubba5087]

Dada namaskar ,good and great video,in which place it occurred

[@KakanSarkar]

It took place in the Doars region of North Bengal. For more details, kindly go through the description of the video. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@williamlawrence5455]

One awesome video elephant on railroad tracks I guess he thought he was the train or maybe it's all the people on the train whatever totally awesome video the coolest things I've seen in a long time thank you

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[@vellatbalagopal3655]

The elephant might have approached & waited in front of the stopped train expecting SOMETHING TO EAT from the passengers. Since no response from within the train it coolly withdraw. There was NO intention of ATTACK or HARM from elephant’s side.

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[@dheerajms7259]

How do railways workers maintain the track inside forest?

[@KakanSarkar]

That's a challenge or risk which the trackman and gangman takes to keep it safe. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@Yol34562]

Nice I m going to subscribe ur channel bcs u r giving reply to everyone .I like it

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@ArnabBanerjee]

Is it in Dooars? Only one railway track is im West bengal that goes through Dooars and sometimes elephants come there as this line situated in elephant corridoor, the engine may be WDP 4 May be it near Sevok and its Siliguri Alipurduar section

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, you are absolutely right. More details are available in the description of this video. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@wildflower1397]

Many comments miss the truth of this encounter... that it is a blessing and wonder to be near a wild elephant. I would give almost anything for the chance to be near an elephant, and it would be a privilege to pause on my journey and wait for them to be off the tracks. Elephants are amazing creatures. 💕

[@KakanSarkar]

It is quite evident from your comment the immense love and care that you have for elephants. Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@wildflower1397]

@@KakanSarkar Yes, I have loved them all my life. I started photography in college, planning to become a wildlife photographer so I could help protect endangered species. Unfortunately, I developed chronic pain very young, and was unable to pursue my dream. 25 years later, and I still hope to see elephants in the wild someday. 😍💕

[@KakanSarkar]

Sad to hear about your inability to pursue your dream. But glad to learn your love for wildlife life.

[@finger3215]

This is the Doaars route if I'm not wrong. The loco pilots had a lot of patience. 👍

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, you are absolutely right. This is the beautiful Doars route. And it is proposed to run Vista dome coaches train very soon in this route. Thanks for appreciating the efforts of the Loco Pilot. Also Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@shwetadutta6435]

Its kind of cute haha 😋😝😝😝😆😍 entering my border .....do you have the food for me...ay...and the most cute was when the elephant herd the horn for the first time.....he be like i'm not going to allow u in my territory until u give me smthng...

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@nothingwronginhinduism5923]

Best observation ever Mam

[@ranjeetsharma4001]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrCMVikram]

I don't understand why the driver will stop the train near a wild elephant, unless he wants to see the elephant's reaction. Blow the horn. All animals get scared with loud sound.

[@KakanSarkar]

The Loco Pilot was following the protocols of both the Railway and Forest departments. To know about the protocols, please scroll down a few comments and their replies. I have explained that. Thanks for watching the video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@atanuroy8405]

that's a cute curious lil elephant, nice job mr. loco pilot

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[@kamranhusain1390]

Loco pilot ko Dil Se salute ❤️🙏

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[@Sudeeep1990]

Elephant was in 'Mast condition'... fluids are continuously leaking from both sides of the ear...anyway what a beauty of mother nature...

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, you are right, the elephant was in musth which is a very unpredictable nature. So the Loco Pilot stopped well before the elephant. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@sensupradip]

It wanted to say something... something to do with driving slowly through the jungles where they graze as well as cross the tracks...so intelligently choreographed without making any sound, without getting agitated or violent....so much to learn from them. It's high time we do so.

[@KakanSarkar]

Seems you are right. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@royjacobson5561]

There is no attack, so why are you saying the attack, this elephant has done nothing so he went away shorting.

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, you are right. I should change the title. Can you please suggest a good title? Thanks for watching this video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@Sachinbhusari1]

What a thrilling video. Which railway line is this? From...to? Is it a metre guage( can't make it out from the video)

[@KakanSarkar]

This railway track passes through the Mahananda wildlife sanctuary in North Bengal. It was a metre gauge line from the British era but converted into Broad Gauge about 18 years ago. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@naushadshikalgar49]

Plz make video on protocols of raiway in wildlife region!!

[@KakanSarkar]

Ok, I will try. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos

[@sahulbiswas3975]

Huge respect to the driver for stopping the train.

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[@bhaa_nuuu]

Stopping the train was good one The passengers had a break in that awsm scenary ❤️

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, the scene all around the forest was really beautiful. Thanks for watching the video and please subscribe for more such videos

[@tanvirislam2473]

Great loco pilots very nice and humble both are love beautiful animals looks to me. Thanks to save this elephant.

[@KakanSarkar]

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[@INDIAN-fh6kt]

Sorry bro the title should be human attacks the animal territory particularly the elephant's track

[@KakanSarkar]

Yes, you are technically right. Thanks for watching the video and please suscribe for more such videos