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20 May 2026
TMC MP Mahua Moitra Appears In Calcutta High Court, Challenges WB Govt’s Restriction On Cattle Slaughter…
TMC MP Mahua Moitra has filed a challenge in the Calcutta High Court against the West Bengal government’s restrictions on cattle slaughter. The court appearance took place on May 20,…
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20 May 2026
Here is why Supreme Court carved out an exception for stray dogs in NALSAR campus
The Supreme Court made a special exception for stray dogs on the NALSAR campus in 2026. This decision addresses the presence of these animals within the university grounds.
Source: Bar and Bench
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19 May 2026
Supreme Court Directs All High Courts To Monitor Compliance Of Stray Dog Management Orders, Says Erring…
The Supreme Court has instructed all High Courts to oversee the adherence to orders regarding stray dog management. This directive aims to ensure that compliance is monitored effectively. The announcement…
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19 May 2026
Euthanise aggressive, rabid stray dogs if necessary, no FIR against officials acting in good faith: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court stated that euthanizing aggressive and rabid stray dogs is permissible if necessary. Officials who act in good faith while dealing with such cases will not face legal…
Source: Bar and Bench
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19 May 2026
2026 LiveLaw (SC) 515 | In Re : City Hounded By Strays, Kids Pay Price v State of Andhra Pradesh [May…
A case was brought before the Supreme Court regarding issues caused by stray animals in a city in Andhra Pradesh, where children were reportedly affected. The hearing took place on…
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19 May 2026
Why can’t hospitals, schools, colleges have stray dogs on campus? Supreme Court answers
The Supreme Court addressed the issue of whether stray dogs can be present on the grounds of hospitals, schools, and colleges. It provided clarification on the regulations concerning stray dogs…
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18 May 2026
‘Dog Bite Menace Rising’ : Supreme Court Refuses To Modify Directions To Remove Stray Dogs From Public…
The Supreme Court of India has decided not to alter its directives for the removal of stray dogs from public spaces. This decision comes in response to growing concerns about…
Source: Live Law
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18 May 2026
Supreme Court to pronounce judgment in stray dogs case tomorrow
The Supreme Court will announce its decision on the stray dogs case on May 19, 2026. This follows ongoing hearings and discussions about the issue. The judgment will provide clarity…
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10 May 2026
Human-Wildlife Conflict: Kerala High Court Directs Strict Surveillance Of Rogue Elephant ‘KM1’, Says…
The Kerala High Court has ordered increased monitoring of an elephant known as ‘KM1’ due to concerns over its aggressive behavior towards humans. This decision aims to address the ongoing…
Source: Live Law
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4 May 2026
Allahabad HC Orders UP Govt To Pay ₹2 Lakh For Seizure & Hasty Auction Of Vehicle Over Unproven Cattle…
The Allahabad High Court has ordered the Uttar Pradesh government to pay ₹2 lakh for the seizure and quick auction of a vehicle linked to unverified cattle-related accusations. The ruling…
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4 May 2026
No serious effort made by police to trace 2 stray dogs missing from IGI airport: Delhi court
A Delhi court has determined that the police did not make adequate efforts to find two stray dogs that went missing from Indira Gandhi International Airport. This assessment highlights concerns…
Source: Bar and Bench
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21 Apr 2026
PIL Moved Before Kerala High Court To Stop Cattle Markets Operating Without Roofs, Exposing Animals To…
A public interest litigation was filed in the Kerala High Court seeking to halt the operation of cattle markets that lack roofs, which leaves the animals exposed to the elements.…
Source: Live Law
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25 Mar 2026
Karnataka High Court Stays FIR Against DRDO Employees For Allegedly Removing Stray Dogs From Campus
The Karnataka High Court has put a hold on a First Information Report (FIR) that was filed against employees of the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) for allegedly removing…
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23 Mar 2026
‘Complete Absurdity’: MP High Court Questions Sparse Wildlife Passage Under Proposed NH-46 Tiger…
The Madhya Pradesh High Court raised concerns about the inadequate wildlife passage planned for the NH-46 project, which may affect tiger movement. The court described the situation as “complete absurdity”…
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23 Mar 2026
Allegations of unauthorised cattle transport not enough to invoke preventive detention: J&K High Court
The Jammu and Kashmir High Court ruled that allegations of unauthorized cattle transport do not justify preventive detention. This decision was made on March 23, 2026.
Source: Bar and Bench
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20 Mar 2026
Wildlife Surveillance & Tribal Privacy: Supreme Court Asks Petitioner To Approach Ministry
The Supreme Court has directed a petitioner concerning wildlife surveillance and tribal privacy to approach the Ministry for further action. The case was addressed on March 20, 2026.
Source: Live Law
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20 Mar 2026
Chambal Sanctuary | Supreme Court To Hold Officials Vicariously Liable For Wildlife Destruction Due To…
The Supreme Court is set to hold officials responsible for destruction of wildlife in the Chambal Sanctuary. This decision is related to ongoing issues affecting the sanctuary’s ecosystem.
Source: Live Law
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19 Mar 2026
Supreme Court rejects petition for probe into Vantara’s wildlife imports
The Supreme Court has denied a petition seeking an investigation into the wildlife imports by Vantara. This decision was made on March 19, 2026.
Source: Bar and Bench
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12 Mar 2026
P&H High Court Flags Poor Nutrition Of Dogs In Chandigarh’s Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals Society,…
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has raised concerns about the inadequate nutrition provided to dogs at the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Society in Chandigarh. The issue was highlighted…
Source: Live Law
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10 Mar 2026
Karnataka High Court Halts Sharawathi Hydropower Project Over Wildlife Habitat Concerns
The Karnataka High Court has stopped the Sharawathi Hydropower Project due to concerns about its impact on wildlife habitats. The decision was made on March 10, 2026.
Source: Live Law
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