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ThePrintDelhi govt to set up SPCAs across 13 districts to strengthen animal welfare, announces CM Rekha Gupta
The Delhi government plans to establish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCAs) in 13 districts. This initiative was announced by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. The aim is to enhance animal welfare in the region.
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The Indian ExpressIn Jaipur, a pink elephant, a Russian photographer, and an animal cruelty storm
In Jaipur, a pink elephant has drawn attention due to concerns about animal cruelty, particularly involving a Russian photographer. The situation has sparked significant public discourse and scrutiny.
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PETA IndiaFIR Registered for Unlawful Relocation of Community Dogs and Paralysing a Puppy in Bahadurgarh, Following PETA India Intervention – Blog
A First Information Report has been filed regarding the illegal relocation of community dogs and an incident that resulted in a puppy being paralyzed in Bahadurgarh. This action follows intervention by PETA India.
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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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PETA India
Balliguda Forest Division Registers Preliminary Offence Report for Killing of a Hanuman Langur, Following PETA India Complaint – Blog
The Balliguda Forest Division has filed a preliminary offence report regarding the killing of a Hanuman Langur. This action follows a complaint made by PETA India.
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Live LawKarnataka 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
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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RediffNGO Workers Attacked During Intervention in Faridabad Dog Beating Incident
In Faridabad workers from an NGO were attacked while trying to intervene in an incident of dog beating. The attack occurred as they attempted to assist the injured animals.
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NDTVArrow Pierces Monkey’s Neck In Maharashtra, 2nd Attack In 4 Days
In Maharashtra, a monkey was shot in the neck with an arrow. This incident marks the second attack on monkeys in just four days.
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IBTimes IndiaAlia Bhatt honoured by Nat Geo for animal welfare; netizens call out her Gucci outfits, say ‘unfollow Nat Geo’
Alia Bhatt received an award from National Geographic for her contributions to animal welfare. Following this, some social media users criticized her choice of Gucci outfits and expressed their discontent by suggesting others unfollow the organization.
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ANI NewsIndian food companies taking significant steps to end animal cruelty
Indian food companies are implementing measures to address and reduce animal cruelty. These initiatives are part of a broader effort to improve animal welfare within the food industry.
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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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The Times of IndiaHundreds march for animal rights in city, seek reforms to end cruelty
Hundreds of people gathered in a city to march for animal rights. They called for reforms aimed at ending animal cruelty.
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