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The WeekIndian food companies improve on responsible protein sourcing, but climate and animal welfare lag
Indian food companies have made progress in responsibly sourcing protein. However, there remain concerns regarding climate impact and animal welfare practices.
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The Indian ExpressChandigarh MC House agendas today: Rs 18.42-cr dog pound plan, tourist bus parking..
On February 11, 2026, the Chandigarh Municipal Corporation House scheduled two agenda items: a proposal to construct a dog pound costing about Rs 18.42 crore, and a plan to provide parking facilities for tourist buses. Both proposals are set to…
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The New Indian ExpressCentre confirms bird flu among crows in TN
The central government has confirmed the presence of bird flu in crows in Tamil Nadu.
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The New Indian Express
Centre forms sub-committee to streamline CSR funds in zoo management
The central government has established a sub-committee to improve the management of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funds allocated for zoos.
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The Times of IndiaAhmedabad Municipal Corporation notifies 126 stray dog feeding spots in city
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has established 126 designated areas throughout the city for feeding stray dogs. This initiative aims to support the local animal population.
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The New Indian Express
Tamil Nadu government notifies strict rules to regulate joyrides on horses, other equines
The Tamil Nadu government has introduced new regulations to oversee joyrides involving horses and other equines. These rules aim to establish stricter guidelines for such activities.
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BBCTelangana: India state investigates killings of hundreds of stray dogs
The government of Telangana, India, is investigating the deaths of hundreds of stray dogs. The investigation follows reports of widespread killings in the area.
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The Times of India
HC directs state to reconstitute animal welfare board
The High Court has instructed the state government to reorganize the animal welfare board.
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Outlook IndiaAbandoned, Killed, Relocated: The Hidden Cost Of India’s Stray Dog Policy Push
India’s stray dog policy has led to the abandonment, killing, and relocation of numerous dogs. This is a consequence of efforts to manage the stray dog population across the country. The situation highlights the challenges and repercussions of these policy…
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The New Indian Express
Uttarakhand civic body tightens dog policy, sets Rs 20,000 fine for abandonment
The civic body in Uttarakhand has updated its dog policy, introducing a fine of Rs 20,000 for abandoning dogs. This decision was made to address issues related to stray dogs in the area.
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The Times of India
To ward off strays, DU to fence North Campus?
Delhi University is considering installing a fence around its North Campus to prevent stray animals from entering the area. This proposal is aimed at addressing issues related to stray animals on the campus. The decision is still under discussion.
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The Times of India
Power, promises & poison: Chilling plan that saw 7 Telangana sarpanches cull 500 dogs
Seven sarpanches in Telangana orchestrated a plan to culled 500 dogs. This event occurred as part of a broader scheme involving promises and the use of poison.
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ThePrintABC rules not implemented properly. Don’t blame the dog, blame the government
Animal Birth Control (ABC) rules are not being properly implemented in India, leading to issues related to stray dogs. Critics argue that the lack of effective enforcement should not be blamed on the dogs themselves but rather on government authorities.
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