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The Indian ExpressCross FIRs filed after cow vigilantes attack buffalo transporter
Cross FIRs have been filed following an incident in which cow vigilantes attacked a buffalo transporter.
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VerdictumOvercrowding Of Cattle In Congested Spaces Amounts To Animal Cruelty: Tripura High Court Issues…
The Tripura High Court ruled that overcrowding cattle in confined areas constitutes animal cruelty. This decision addresses concerns about the treatment of animals in these conditions.
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Bar and BenchAllegations of unauthorised cattle transport not enough to invoke preventive detention: J&K High Court
The Jammu and Kashmir High Court ruled that allegations of unauthorized cattle transport do not justify preventive detention.
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BW Legal WorldBalancing Tradition And Law: The Legal And Ethical Dilemma of Jallikattu Under Section 291 of the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita
The article addresses the legal and ethical issues surrounding Jallikattu, a traditional bull-taming sport in India, in relation to Section 291 of the Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita. It discusses the need to balance respect for tradition with legal and ethical considerations…
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Bar and Bench
Allahabad High Court upholds 10-month NSA detention of 3 men for cattle slaughter during Navratri
The Allahabad High Court has upheld the 10-month detention of three individuals under the National Security Act. This decision is related to their involvement in cattle slaughter during the Navratri festival. The ruling was made on February 26, 2026.
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Bar and Bench
Supreme Court upholds BSF sub-inspector’s dismissal for facilitating cattle smuggling
The Supreme Court has confirmed the termination of a Border Security Force sub-inspector for his involvement in cattle smuggling.
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The Indian Express
Kila 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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The Times of IndiaCrumbling infra, animal norms in question at PU’s animal house
Panjab University’s animal house is facing issues due to deteriorating infrastructure and concerns regarding compliance with animal welfare norms. The situation has raised questions about its management and adherence to regulations.
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NDTVDozens Of Goats Bitten On Neck By Men, Bleed Out In Telangana Sacrifice
In Telangana, several goats were bitten on the neck by men as part of a ritual sacrifice, leading to the animals bleeding out. This incident took place on February 5, 2026.
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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 Indian Express
50 cow carcasses found mutilated | Chief Secretary orders 24×7 CCTV monitoring of all cow shelters
Fifty mutilated cow carcasses were discovered in a recent incident. In response, the Chief Secretary has mandated continuous CCTV surveillance in all cow shelters.
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Live LawDriver Must Slow Down When Pedestrians & Cattle Are On Road; Failure Amounts To Negligence: Himachal…
A ruling in Himachal Pradesh states that drivers are required to reduce their speed when pedestrians or cattle are on the road. Failing to do so is considered negligence.
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The Siasat DailyPETA writes to PM Modi urging humane management of stray dogs, cattle
PETA has reached out to Prime Minister Modi to advocate for humane management of stray dogs and cattle. This communication highlights concerns regarding the treatment of these animals in India. The request reflects ongoing issues related to animal welfare.
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