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Ahmedabad MirrorRules on Paper, Gaps on the Ground? Sentient Findings Put Dairy and Poultry Oversight Under Scrutiny
A report by Sentient highlighted enforcement failures regarding dairy and poultry facilities in Ahmedabad. The findings revealed discrepancies between established regulations and actual conditions observed at these locations.
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The New Indian ExpressThree dogs per household: Kerala to tighten pet ownership rules
Authorities in Kerala announced plans to restrict pet ownership to a maximum of three dogs per household. This upcoming regulation aims to implement stricter control over domestic animal management in the region.
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The Times of IndiaDJ menace torments pets, makes them flee or behave erratically
Loud music from DJs is reportedly causing distress to pets. This noise makes animals flee or behave in erratic ways.
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illustrated Daily NewsIndia Proposes Rules to Streamline Animal Research Approvals
In October 2026, Indian authorities put forward new draft rules to streamline animal experiment approvals and simplify administrative procedures nationwide. The proposed changes define pain levels and aim to enhance laboratory animal welfare safeguards while potentially impacting drug research.
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www.indiagazette.comIs Manas National Park India’s New Black Panther Capital?
Reports emerged questioning whether Manas National Park has become the country’s primary location for black panthers. The publication discussed the presence of these melanistic leopards within the protected reserve.
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WIONJallikattu explained: history, Supreme Court ban and how the bull-taming sport is played in 2026
Jallikattu is a traditional bull-taming event in Tamil Nadu with origins dating to 400 BC. The Supreme Court previously banned the event, but it continues to take place under strict rules.
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Hindustan TimesExplained: Will it get easier to experiment on animals in India? What the draft rules propose | HT Explainers
Proposed draft rules in India outline potential changes to animal experimentation procedures. These regulations examine whether the process for conducting research on animals will become easier.
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Business StandardHC asks Centre to finalise service dog SOP for differently-abled by Jan 7
The High Court directed the central government to establish standard operating procedures for service dogs. These rules are intended to assist individuals with disabilities. The administration must finalise the guidelines by January 7.
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Live LawSupreme Court Pulls Up Kerala Govt Over Compliance With Direction On Elephant’s Upkeep
On October 9, 2026, the Supreme Court criticized the Kerala government regarding its failure to follow orders concerning the care of elephants. The court addressed the state administration over inadequate adherence to established guidelines for captive elephant maintenance.
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Live Law
Delhi High Court Seeks Finalisation Of SOP For Use Of Service Dogs To Aid Movement Of Persons With…
The Delhi High Court addressed the rules surrounding service animals. The court requested the completion of standard operating procedures for assistance dogs that help disabled individuals move about.
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India TodayKerala to unveil stray dog protocol with euthanasia, adoption rules soon
Kerala authorities plan to release a new management procedure for stray dogs in October 2026. This framework will establish guidelines for both the adoption and humane euthanasia of these animals.
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The Economic TimesExperiments on animals set to become easier
Reports indicated that upcoming regulatory updates will simplify the process for conducting scientific tests on animals. These planned changes are designed to make it less difficult to carry out research involving animal subjects.
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The Economic Times
Diluting the Wildlife (Protection) Act for rhesus macaques will be devastating for this Indian species
In October 2026, a proposal to weaken the Wildlife (Protection) Act for rhesus macaques was reported. The suggested changes are said to pose a serious threat to the species in India.
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