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Vidhi Centre for Legal PolicyKill The Notification, Not The Animal
A legal initiative has been launched, urging the government to revoke a notification related to animal welfare. The focus is on protecting animals rather than implementing harmful policies.
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Live LawWildlife 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.
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Humane World for Animals7 Alternatives to Animal Experiments
The article discusses seven alternatives to using animals in experiments. These methods aim to reduce reliance on animal testing in research. Further details on the specific alternatives were not provided.
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Live Law
Animal Cruelty | Gujarat High Court Asks State To Explain Inaction Over Proposed Amendment To Ban Rat…
The Gujarat High Court has requested the state government to clarify why there has been no action on a proposed amendment aimed at banning rat cruelty. This inquiry highlights concerns regarding animal welfare in the region.
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Free Press JournalMumbai News: BMC Installs 50-Kg-Per-Hour Animal Cremation Incinerator At Mahalaxmi Small Animals Hospital
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has installed a 50 kg per hour animal cremation incinerator at the Mahalaxmi Small Animals Hospital in Mumbai. This installation took place on March 13, 2026.
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OpIndiaPetition filed seeking ban on Pashubali by Hindus in India: Supreme Court seeks Centre’s response
A petition has been submitted to the Supreme Court of India requesting a ban on Pashubali, a ritual involving animal sacrifices. The court has asked the central government to provide its response to this petition.
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Free Press Journal
India’s Youth Prioritise Animal Welfare: New Study Reveals Deep Empathy & Need For Reform
A study conducted in India has found that young people prioritize animal welfare and show a strong sense of empathy towards animals. The research highlights a significant demand for reforms in animal welfare practices.
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The Indian ExpressBMC plans Mumbai’s first stray dog shelter in Malwani
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is working on establishing Mumbai’s first shelter for stray dogs in the Malwani region. This initiative aims to address the needs of the city’s stray dog population.
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Deccan HeraldSC seeks Centre’s response on plea challenging validity of rule on custody of animals
The Supreme Court of India has asked the Central Government to respond to a petition that challenges the legality of a rule concerning the custody of animals. The petition raises questions about the existing regulations governing animal custody.
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Free Press Journal
Mumbai’s First Political Animal Welfare Chief Outlines Vision To ‘Corporatise’ Stray Care
Mumbai has appointed its first political chief dedicated to animal welfare. The new chief aims to implement a plan to enhance the management of stray animals by introducing a more structured, corporate approach to their care. This initiative is part…
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The New Indian ExpressBotched surgeries: Animal activists urge Hosur City Municipal Corporation to act against NGO
Animal activists have called on the Hosur City Municipal Corporation to take action against a non-governmental organization due to mishandled surgeries. This situation has raised concerns within the community regarding animal welfare practices.
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ANI NewsBengaluru Central Municipal Corporation identifies 90 official spots for feeding stray dogs
The Bengaluru Central City Corporation has designated 90 official locations for feeding stray dogs across 43 wards. Additional Commissioner (Development) Daljit Kumar stated the initiative aims to ensure animal welfare, public health, and cleanliness in areas like Jeevan Bheema Nagar,…
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The New Indian Express
Tamil Nadu government notifies policy to regulate pet boardings
The government of Tamil Nadu has announced a new policy to regulate pet boarding facilities. This policy aims to establish guidelines and standards for the operation of these facilities.
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