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Supreme Court Flags Stray Cattle Menace On Roads, Says States Must Compensate Victims
On July 31 2026, the Supreme Court of India highlighted the problem of stray cattle obstructing roads. It directed every state government to pay compensation to individuals who are injured or suffer loss because of these animals.
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Stray cattle on roads an invitation to death: Supreme Court calls for compensation policy for accident victims
The Supreme Court of India noted that stray cattle on highways pose a serious risk of fatal accidents. It directed that a compensation scheme be established for people injured or killed in such collisions. The ruling was issued on 31…
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Gujarat HC Takes Suo Motu Cognisance Of Stray Dog Menace, Seeks Action Plan from Governments And Civic Bodies
The Gujarat High Court, on its own initiative, acknowledged the problem of stray dogs in the state. It directed state authorities and local civic agencies to prepare and submit a plan for addressing the issue.
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Greater Noida to sterilise 600 dogs a month, hire agency
Greater Noida’s municipal authorities have announced a program to sterilise 600 dogs each month. The city will contract an agency to carry out the sterilisation work.
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JMC makes registration of pets must by Sept 30
The Jaipur Municipal Corporation announced that all pet owners must register their animals by 30 September 2026, making registration compulsory. Owners are required to complete the process before that deadline.
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AWBI Legal Advisor Recruitment 2026 – Apply Offline
The Animal Welfare Board of India is recruiting legal advisors for 2026. Applicants must submit their applications offline. The recruitment notice was posted on 22 July 2026.
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Signals from NSE’s new Ahimsa index: When love for animals meets investments
The National Stock Exchange of India introduced a new Ahimsa index on 21 July 2026. The index is designed to incorporate animal‑welfare considerations into investment decisions.
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India urged to modernise pesticide testing as alternatives to animal trials gain traction
In July 2026, experts called on India to update its pesticide testing methods to incorporate newer, non‑animal approaches. The appeal highlights the growing use of alternative techniques for assessing pesticide safety.
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After 10 yrs, govt to reconstitute SPCA
In July 2026, the Indian government announced that it will reconstitute the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals after a ten‑year hiatus. The decision restores the SPCA body that has been inactive for a decade.
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Goa animal groups urge govt to revamp dog sterilisation grant
On July 13 2026, animal‑welfare groups in Goa asked the state government to revise the funding scheme for dog sterilisation. They said the existing grant should be changed to improve its effectiveness.
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After dogs, registration of pet cats a must in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad has introduced a compulsory registration system for pet cats, extending the existing requirement that applied to dogs. The new rule obliges cat owners in the city to register their animals with the municipal authorities.
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Wildlife Board Expert Panel Recommends Against Proposed Sharavathi Hydropower Project Inside Sanctuary:…
On 10 July 2026, a wildlife‑board expert panel advised against a planned Sharavathi hydropower scheme that would be sited inside a protected sanctuary. The panel’s recommendation was based on its assessment of the project’s likely effects on the sanctuary’s wildlife.
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Guntur Municipal Corporation Animal Birth Control programme faces irregularity allegations over ₹70 lakh
The Animal Birth Control program run by the Guntur Municipal Corporation has been accused of financial irregularities involving roughly 70 lakh rupees. The allegations were reported in early July 2026.
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