The deadliest wildlife conflict in India is being treated as a medical problem

The deadliest wildlife conflict in India is being treated as a medical problem

Late one night in September last year, Sunita Prajapati’s aged mother woke her up, complaining that she had felt something bite her. After a quick shake-out of the bedding where her mother and eight-year-old son slept together, Prajapati assured her that she had found nothing to worry about.About five hours later, her son woke her up, saying he felt the urge to vomit. As Prajapati tended to him, her mother complained that she was finding it diff…