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At a time when land disputes are common among people, monkeys in a village in Maharashtra's Osmanabad district have been bestowed the rare honour of having 32 acres of land registered in their name.
The people of Upla, in India's Maharashtra state, hold the local monkey population in such high regard that they have had land registered in the animals' name.
Land records found with the Upla gram panchayat clearly mention that 32 acres of land is in the name of all monkeys residing in the village.
Man and animal co-exist in a village in the Osmanabad district of Maharashtra. Not just this, 34 acres of land have been reserved for monkeys.
At a time when land disputes are common among people, monkeys in a village in Maharashtra’s Osmanabad district have been bestowed a rare honour of having 3..