Blog page 57 | PETA India

Following PETA India’s Court Petition, the AWBI Advises Centre to Pass Ban on Animals in Circuses Again

February 4, 2021

After PETA India filed a petition with the Delhi High Court, the Animal Welfare Board of India advised centre to pass the ban on animals in circuses and directed …

Deadly Guinea Pig Test Removed by Bureau of Indian Standards Following PETA India Input

February 3, 2021

Following PETA India’s input, a deadly guinea pig test has been removed by the Bureau of Indian Standards for animal feed.

PETA India, Desmania Design Propose Electric Royal Chariot to Replace Elephants at Amer Fort

January 29, 2021

The proposal from PETA India and Desmania follows a recent central government committee recommendation to phase out elephant rides and replace them with electric chariots at Amer Fort.

Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission Proposes to Reduce Tests on Animals for Drug Manufacturing

January 28, 2021

The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission incorporates recommendations made by PETA India to reduce tests on animals.

PETA India Wins Interim Custody of Horse Abused for Ceremonial Purposes in Mumbai

January 23, 2021

PETA India won interim custody of a horse, as a magistrate court directed that the lame and wounded animal be moved to a sanctuary.

Delhi High Court Orders Seizure of Hippo From Asiad Circus After PETA India Plea

January 23, 2021

The court directed the issue of a non-bailable warrant to the circus owner for a compulsory appearance during the next hearing.

PETA India Responds to Bird Flu Outbreak With ‘Go Vegan’ Billboards

January 21, 2021

Amid the bird flu crisis, PETA India shares “Go Vegan” message on billboards.

L’Oréal Group Bans Animal-Hair Brushes Following PETA Asia Badger-Hair Exposé

January 20, 2021

After hearing from our friends at PETA US and nearly 80,000 of their supporters, personal-care brand Baxter of California has banned badger hair.

One Lakh Students Sign Petition Backing Government Proposal to Ban Animal Circuses

January 20, 2021

Scores of compassionate young people are rejecting cruel and archaic spectacles, as one lakh students sign petition backing the government’s proposal to ban animal circuses.