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Bar and BenchKerala High Court seeks State’s response to PIL alleging animal cruelty in cattle markets
The Kerala High Court has asked the State to respond to a public interest litigation that alleges animal cruelty in cattle markets. This action was taken in response to the claims made in the petition.
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LawBeatAnimal Custody Cannot Be Treated Like Property, Emotional Bond Matters: Delhi High Court Directs Owners…
The Delhi High Court ruled that custody of animals should not be considered the same as property, emphasizing the importance of the emotional bond between animals and their owners. The court made this directive in a case regarding animal custody.
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PETA IndiaGauhati High Court Orders Assam to Stop Buffalo Fights (Mohh Juj) and Initiate Penal Action Against Organisers Following PETA India Petition
The Gauhati High Court has ordered the state of Assam to prohibit buffalo fights, known as Mohh Juj. The court also mandated that legal action be taken against those who organize these events. This decision follows a petition filed by…
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Live LawPIL 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. The petition highlights concerns about the welfare of the animals…
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The Indian ExpressChar Dham Yatra 2026: Uttarakhand High Court issues 3-week ultimatum over pilgrims, animal safety
The Uttarakhand High Court has given a three-week deadline to address safety concerns for both pilgrims and animals during the Char Dham Yatra in 2026. This decision aims to ensure improved safety measures in the pilgrimage region.
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The Times of IndiaPETA India moves HC over illegal buffalo fights during Bihu
PETA India has filed a petition in the High Court regarding illegal buffalo fights that occur during the Bihu festival. The organization is seeking legal action to address the issue.
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PETA India
BLOOD DRENCHED & BEATEN: PETA India Moves Gauhati High Court With Latest Investigation into Violent & Illegal Buffalo Fights – Blog
PETA India has filed a case in the Gauhati High Court following an investigation into violent and illegal buffalo fights. The investigation revealed instances of animal cruelty related to these fights.
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The Indian Express
SC seeks Centre, states’ response on plea for national policy on stray cattle
The Supreme Court has requested responses from the Central and state governments regarding a plea for a national policy addressing stray cattle.
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VerdictumOvercrowding Of Cattle In Congested Spaces Amounts To Animal Cruelty: Tripura High Court Issues…
The Tripura High Court ruled that overcrowding cattle in confined areas constitutes animal cruelty. This decision addresses concerns about the treatment of animals in these conditions.
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Live Law
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 stray dogs from their campus. This decision was made on…
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The Indian Express
Months after SC ruling, a spike in Delhi’s animal welfare budget
Following a Supreme Court ruling, Delhi has increased its budget for animal welfare. This change occurred several months after the ruling, indicating a renewed focus on animal welfare initiatives in the city.
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The Indian Express
Witnessed illegal dogfighting? Punjab and Haryana High Court says even strangers can lodge an FIR
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ruled that individuals who witness illegal dogfighting, even if they are strangers, can file a First Information Report (FIR) against the perpetrators. This decision emphasizes the legal responsibility of witnesses to report such…
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Live Law
‘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” during discussions on the proposed highway.
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