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Live LawChambal Sanctuary | Supreme Court To Hold Officials Vicariously Liable For Wildlife Destruction Due To…
The Supreme Court is set to hold officials responsible for destruction of wildlife in the Chambal Sanctuary. This decision is related to ongoing issues affecting the sanctuary’s ecosystem.
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Bar and BenchSupreme Court rejects petition for probe into Vantara’s wildlife imports
The Supreme Court has denied a petition seeking an investigation into the wildlife imports by Vantara.
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Live Law
Karnataka High Court Halts Sharawathi Hydropower Project Over Wildlife Habitat Concerns
The Karnataka High Court has stopped the Sharawathi Hydropower Project due to concerns about its impact on wildlife habitats. The decision was made on March 10, 2026.
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The Times of IndiaGreen neglect: Agro forestry, wildlife get pennies in T’s CSR spend
A report indicates that a company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) spending on agroforestry and wildlife conservation is minimal. The analysis highlights that only a small portion of the funds is allocated to these environmental initiatives.
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The Indian ExpressKila Raipur sports festival begins today; farmers set for cart race, bulls to debut
The Kila Raipur sports festival began on February 17, 2026. Farmers are set to participate in a cart race, and bulls will make their first appearance in the event.
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OnmanoramaTech jumbos enter Kerala temples, may help curb cruelty to elephants
Technology companies are implementing solutions in Kerala temples to help reduce cruelty towards elephants. These initiatives aim to improve the welfare of elephants that are often used in religious practices.
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The Economic TimesJagtial Jatara animal sacrifice horror: Devotees bite over 50 goats to death, videos spark massive controv
During the Jagtial Jatara festival, devotees reportedly killed over 50 goats by biting them to death. The incident, which was captured on video, has generated significant controversy.
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Mid-DayDr Sanjay Molur: ‘Snakes see us before we see them’
Dr. Sanjay Molur stated that snakes are able to detect humans before humans can see them. He shared this information.
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Free Press JournalSonakshi Sinha, PETA India Gifts Mechanical Elephant To Thrissur Temple To Promote Cruelty-Free And Safer
Sonakshi Sinha and PETA India have presented a mechanical elephant to a temple in Thrissur. This initiative is aimed at promoting cruelty-free practices.
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www.usthadian.comPunjab’s First Dog Sanctuary Model
A dog sanctuary model has been established in Punjab, marking the first of its kind in the region. This initiative aims to provide a safe and caring environment for dogs.
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PETA IndiaActor Sonakshi Sinha and PETA India Gift Life-Size Mechanical Elephant to Kerala’s Pallipuram Sreekrishna Temple
Actor Sonakshi Sinha and PETA India donated a life-size mechanical elephant to the Pallipuram Sreekrishna Temple in Kerala. This initiative was part of an effort to promote animal welfare. The mechanical elephant serves as a symbolic representation rather than a…
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The Indian Express
Bullock cart races return to Punjab’s Kila Raipur Rural Olympics after 12 years
Bullock cart races took place again in Kila Raipur, Punjab, as part of the Rural Olympics after a 12-year hiatus. The event is noted for showcasing various traditional sports and activities.
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The New Indian ExpressFour years after flood rescue, two rhino calves moved to Kaziranga for release
Two rhino calves that were rescued from flooding four years ago have been relocated to Kaziranga National Park. This move is part of their preparation for release back into the wild. The transfer took place recently on January 20, 2026.
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