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Bar and BenchWe want to create ripples, sensitise public: Delhi High Court in stray dogs case
On 5 October 2026 the Delhi High Court heard a case involving stray dogs. The court said it intends to raise public awareness about the issue.
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Live LawStray Dogs: Delhi High Court Directs MCD, NDMC To Hold Training Camp For Veterinary Staff, Dog Catchers
On 5 October 2026, the Delhi High Court instructed the Municipal Corporation of Delhi and the New Delhi Municipal Council to organise a training camp for their veterinary staff and dog‑catchers. The court’s order aims to improve the handling and…
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Public Suffering Due To Authorities’ Failure To Implement SC Directions On Stray Dogs: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court observed that members of the public were experiencing hardship because government authorities had not enforced the Supreme Court’s directives concerning stray dogs. The court noted the failure to implement those orders and highlighted the resulting impact…
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Cattle Transport Can’t Be Presumed To Be For Slaughter Due To Mere Absence Of Documents : Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that the mere lack of documents does not automatically mean that cattle being transported are destined for slaughter. The court held that transport of cattle cannot be presumed to be for slaughter solely on the basis…
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The HinduWildlife week at Vizag zoo: Workshops, competitions and conservation activities
Indira Gandhi Zoological Park in Visakhapatnam is hosting a Wildlife Week from 2 October to 8 October 2026. The program features a series of art‑related activities, workshops, competitions and conservation‑focused events.
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LawtextSupreme Court Upholds Amendment Acts Permitting Bovine Sports with Conditions — Balancing Tradition and Animal Welfare. The court found that the Tamil Nadu Amendment Act and similar state amendments are valid as they aim to preserve cultural herita
India’s Supreme Court ruled that the Tamil Nadu Amendment Act and similar state laws that allow bovine sports are constitutionally valid. The Court said the statutes are permissible because they seek to preserve cultural heritage, provided they comply with the…
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AOL.caChris Hemsworth Faces Backlash After Sharing Clip Of 14YO Daughter Winning All-Boy Competition Of Bull-Riding
Actor Chris Hemsworth posted a video showing his 14‑year‑old daughter win a bull‑riding competition that was entered only by boys. The post prompted criticism on social media.
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Hindustan Times2 ‘Fat Dogs of Delhi’ contestants, Gola and Tara, die ahead of grand finale: ‘Rest easy, champions’ | Trending
Two dogs, Gola and Tara, who were contestants in the “Fat Dogs of Delhi” competition in Delhi, died before the event’s grand finale.
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Kashmir ObserverKashmir Case Puts India’s 1960 Animal Law in Focus
The Kashmir Observer reported that a court case in Kashmir is drawing attention to India’s animal‑protection legislation enacted in 1960. The case is prompting renewed discussion about the relevance and enforcement of that law.
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News9liveAbuse animals for social media views? High Court calls for tougher punishment
The High Court has urged that punishments be increased for individuals who mistreat animals to obtain social‑media views.
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‘Animals Feel Pain, Stress And Fear’: J&K&L High Court Flags Inadequate Penalties For Animal Cruelty
The Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court noted that animals are capable of feeling pain, stress and fear. The court said that the current punishments for animal‑cruelty offenses are inadequate.
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ANI NewsSC to consider NHAI plea seeking clarity on stray animal directions
The Supreme Court will review a petition filed by the National Highways Authority of India that asks for clarification on the court’s orders concerning stray animals. The request concerns how the directions should be applied on highways. The matter is…
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The New Indian ExpressDog shelter in BNCC violates SC guidelines
A dog shelter in BNCC was reported to be breaching Supreme Court guidelines. The report was.
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