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The Times of India‘Going to be a nightmare in country’: Animal rights activist fumes over SC directive to remove stray dogs
An animal rights activist expressed strong discontent regarding a directive from the Supreme Court of India to remove stray dogs. The activist believes this will lead to significant problems in the country. The situation has raised concerns about the treatment…
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SCC OnlineSC directions on rise in dog bites incidents & accidents caused by stray cattle | SCC Times
The Supreme Court has issued directions addressing the increase in incidents of dog bites and accidents involving stray cattle. This decision comes in response to the rising concerns about public safety related to these issues.
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The Indian ExpressRs 33.25 lakh deposited by intervenors as Supreme Court reviews states’ disclosures on stray dog management
Intervenors have deposited Rs 33.25 lakh as the Supreme Court reviews how states are managing stray dogs. This action is part of the court’s examination of the disclosures submitted by the states. The review took place on November 5, 2025.
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The New Indian ExpressTo make our streets safer, follow Supreme Court order on strays
A Supreme Court order has been issued regarding the management of stray animals in India. The directive aims to enhance safety on the streets. Compliance with this order is encouraged for better public safety.
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SCC Online
Chhattisgarh HC directs Strict Enforcement of Animal Welfare Laws | SCC Times
The Chhattisgarh High Court has ordered strict implementation of animal welfare laws in the state. This directive aims to enhance the protection of animals and ensure compliance with existing regulations. The decision was made on November 4, 2025.
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Live LawSupreme Court Allows Dog Bite Victims To Intervene In Suo Motu Case Without Monetary Deposit; Adds Animal …
The Supreme Court has permitted victims of dog bites to participate in a suo motu case without needing to make a monetary deposit. This decision was made on November 3, 2025.
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The LeafletSupreme Court set to issue directions to regulate feeding of stray dogs in government buildings and institutional premises
The Supreme Court plans to set guidelines for feeding stray dogs in government and institutional areas. This decision will address the management of stray dog feeding practices.
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