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Explained: 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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HC asks Centre to finalise service dog SOP for differently-abled by Jan 7
On October 10, 2026, 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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Kerala 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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Experiments on animals set to become easier
On October 8, 2026, 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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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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India News
An article titled “India News” was published on 4 October 2026. No further details are provided.
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Jammu: 140 Spiked Horse Bits Seized in Katra, Shiv Khori
In Jammu district, officials seized 140 spiked horse bits in the Katra area near the Shiv Khori site. The seizure was reported on 2 October 2026.
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140 Illegal Spiked Bits Seized from Horse Operators in Katra, Shiv Khori
On 1 October 2026, officials confiscated 140 illegal spiked bits used on horses from operators in Katra, near Shiv Khori. The seizure was carried out during a check on horse‑related activities in the area.
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Supreme Court Upholds Amendment Acts Permitting Bovine Sports with Conditions — Balancing Tradition and Animal Welfare. The court found that the Tamil Nadu Amendment Act and similar state amendments are valid as they aim to preserve cultural herita
On 1 October 2026, India’s Supreme Court ruled that the Tamil Nadu Amendment Act and similar state laws that allow bovine sports are constitutionally valid. The Court said the statutes are permissible because they seek to preserve cultural heritage, provided…
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Kashmir Case Puts India’s 1960 Animal Law in Focus
On 30 September 2026, the Kashmir Observer reported that a court case in Kashmir is drawing attention to India’s animal‑protection legislation enacted in 1960. The case is prompting renewed discussion about the relevance and enforcement of that law.
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Viral Video Shows Man Allegedly Roasting Dog Over Fire in Agra, Probe Launched
A video circulating online depicts a man seemingly cooking a dog on an open flame in Agra. The incident was reported on 29 September 2026, and local authorities have opened an investigation into the alleged act.
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PETA India seeks nationwide ban on meat ads from Gandhi Jayanti
PETA India has requested a country‑wide prohibition on all meat advertisements starting on Gandhi Jayanti. The organization filed the request in late September 2026, seeking the ban to take effect from the national holiday.
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PETA India urges ban on meat ads citing Mahatma Gandhi
PETA India has called for a prohibition on meat advertisements in India, referencing Mahatma Gandhi’s views. The request was made in late September 2026.
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