A young whale calf washes ashore on Mumbai’s Bandra coastline and dies despite a multi-agency rescue effort, officials said. NDTV and the Times of India report that the stranded whale was found on the rocky shore in the morning hours, with local forest department officials, civic authorities, and veterinarians responding to the incident. Teams attempted rescue measures after the whale became stranded, but the animal could not be saved and died during or after the operation. The reports describe the whale as a small whale calf measuring around 25–26 feet, and NDTV specifically refers to it as a baby humpback whale. After the death, authorities plan to dispose of the remains following wildlife protection protocols. The incident highlights the challenges of marine mammal strandings and the need for coordinated response by multiple agencies.