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Indian Philanthropist Anant Ambani Honoured with Global Humanitarian Award for Wildlife Conservation
Anant Ambani, an Indian philanthropist, received a Global Humanitarian Award for his efforts in wildlife conservation. The award was presented on December 11, 2025.
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Global Humane Society Presents Anant Ambani With Global Humanitarian Award For Leadership In Wildlife
Anant Ambani received the Global Humanitarian Award from the Global Humane Society for his leadership in wildlife conservation. The presentation took place on December 9, 2025.
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Dozens of Chained and Abused ‘Elephants’ Join PETA India and GoSharpener’s Appeal to End Elephant Rides Ahead of Animal Rights Day – Blog
PETA India and GoSharpener are appealing to end elephant rides in light of Animal Rights Day. This campaign features dozens of chained and abused elephants to highlight their mistreatment. The appeal took place on December 9, 2025.
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International Animal Rights Day: Pakistan’s silent animal welfare crisis
International Animal Rights Day highlights the ongoing animal welfare issues in Pakistan. The focus is on the lack of attention and action towards the rights and treatment of animals in the country.
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Anant Ambani honoured with global humanitarian award for leadership in wildlife conservation
Anant Ambani was awarded a global humanitarian award for his contributions to wildlife conservation. The honor was received on December 8, 2025.
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Raveena Tandon named PETA India Person of the Year for her direct action on animal cruelty and wildlife safety
Raveena Tandon has been named PETA India’s Person of the Year for her efforts in addressing animal cruelty and promoting wildlife safety. This recognition was announced on December 8, 2025.
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PETA brings ‘talking’ elephant Ellie to Chennai school to raise awareness on animal cruelty
PETA introduced a ‘talking’ elephant named Ellie to a school in Chennai to promote awareness about animal cruelty. The event took place on December 4, 2025.
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Elephant Safaris Return To Corbett And Rajaji After Seven Years: A Wildlife Conservation Day Spotlight
Elephant safaris have resumed in Corbett and Rajaji, India, after a seven-year hiatus. This reopening coincides with Wildlife Conservation Day.
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‘Human-elephant conflict a major challenge’; HC allows capture of 10-year-old wild elephant, its temporary translocation to Vantara in Gujarat
A 10-year-old wild elephant has been approved for capture and temporary relocation to Vantara in Gujarat due to ongoing human-elephant conflict. This decision was made by the High Court.
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Understanding India’s stray animal crisis, how other countries have intervened
India faces a significant issue with stray animals. The article discusses the crisis and examines how other countries have addressed similar situations.
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Jawaharlal Nehru Public Schoolchildren Join ‘Elephant’, ‘Horse’, and ‘Dog’ in Urging the Public to Say No to Animal Circuses with PETA India and Other NGOs – Blog
Students from Jawaharlal Nehru Public School participated in an event alongside representations of an elephant, horse, and dog. They called on the public to reject animal circuses as part of a campaign supported by PETA India and other organizations. The…
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Rajsamand: Illegal Buffalo Fight Prevented Following PETA India Intervention
An illegal buffalo fight was stopped in Rajsamand after PETA India’s intervention on November 13, 2025. The organization acted to prevent the event, which was not sanctioned.
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CITES applauds India’s Vantara for setting global standards in wildlife conservation
CITES has recognized India’s Vantara for its efforts in establishing global standards for wildlife conservation. The acknowledgment highlights Vantara’s contributions to the field.
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