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DNA India‘Utterly disgusting’: Tina Datta calls for action after viral video of terrified calf being forced to dance
A video spread online that showed a calf being made to dance while appearing frightened. Indian actress Tina Datta publicly called for authorities to intervene against the act. The incident highlighted concerns over animal cruelty in India.
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Deccan HeraldEvery act of cruelty against animal is a blemish upon collective human conscience: Karnataka High Court
The Karnataka High Court stated that any act of animal cruelty reflects poorly on human society. This declaration highlights the moral responsibility humans have regarding the treatment of animals.
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Deccan ChronicleCase Registered Against Beerappa Festival Animal Sacrifice
Authorities filed a legal case concerning the sacrifice of animals during the Beerappa festival. The case addresses alleged violations associated with the festival’s animal‑sacrificial practices.
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SCC OnlineCalcutta HC: Mere Vehicle Involvement in Stray Dog Accident ≠ Cruelty under PCA Act | SCC Times
The Calcutta High Court ruled that the mere involvement of a vehicle in an accident with a stray dog does not constitute cruelty under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act. This decision was made in a case related to…
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Bar and BenchCan anyone randomly pick up or kill stray dogs after Supreme Court judgment? Here’s what the ruling actually says
The Supreme Court issued a ruling regarding the treatment of stray dogs, clarifying that individuals cannot randomly capture or harm these animals. The judgment outlines specific guidelines for handling stray dogs and emphasizes the need for a regulated approach.
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The StatesmanKapil Mishra lists Bakid prohibitions: Banned animals, public sacrifice, illegal markets
Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra directed strict enforcement of animal welfare laws during Bakra Eid, banning the public sacrifice of cows, calves, and camels. Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra held a review meeting with the Development Department to lay down guidelines, stating,…
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The Indian ExpressAfter Supreme Court upholds SOP on managing stray dogs
The Supreme Court has upheld the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for managing stray dogs in India. The decision supports guidelines for the treatment and handling of these animals.
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Manorama YearbookCalcutta high court upholds West Bengal government notification on animal slaughter
The Calcutta High Court has supported a government notification regarding animal slaughter in West Bengal. This ruling was issued on .
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Live LawCalcutta High Court Refuses To Stall WB Govt’s Cattle Slaughter Rules Ahead Of Eid, Orders State To…
The Calcutta High Court has declined to halt the West Bengal government’s cattle slaughter regulations ahead of Eid. The court has directed the state to proceed with its rules regarding cattle slaughter.
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Live Law
Dogs Don’t Have Absolute Right To Occupy Institutional Premises; ABC Rules Don’t Mandate Their Release At …
A recent ruling asserts that dogs do not have an unconditional right to inhabit institutional properties. It clarifies that the Animal Birth Control (ABC) rules do not require the release of dogs in such areas.
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Bar and Bench
Euthanise aggressive, rabid stray dogs if necessary, no FIR against officials acting in good faith: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court stated that euthanizing aggressive and rabid stray dogs is permissible if necessary. Officials who act in good faith while dealing with such cases will not face legal action.
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Hyderabad MailAdibatla Beerappa temple animal sacrifice case, 15 booked including organisers
Fifteen individuals, including the organizers, have been booked in connection with an animal sacrifice case at the Adibatla Beerappa temple. The incident took place in Hyderabad.
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Vidhi Centre for Legal PolicyKill The Notification, Not The Animal
A legal initiative has been launched, urging the government to revoke a notification related to animal welfare. The focus is on protecting animals rather than implementing harmful policies.
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