Central Government Takes Steps to Reduce Animal Testing for Chemicals
PETA India’s work with the government will help save animals’ lives – but more change is needed to replace testing on animals.
Read MoreCentral Government Takes Steps to Reduce Animal Testing for Chemicals
PETA India’s work with the government will help save animals’ lives – but more change is needed to replace testing on animals.
Read MoreDon’t Let Your Masks Harm Animals! How to Dispose of Them Responsibly
The irresponsible disposal of a used face mask could potentially harm animals.
Read MorePETA India Urges Vegetarian PM Modi to Close All Slaughterhouses and Meat Shops for Gandhi Jayanti
Shutting down slaughterhouses on Gandhi Jayanti would honour Mahatma Gandhi, an advocate of non-violence and vegetarian eating.
Read MoreYou Can Still Celebrate ‘Hug a Vegan’ Day This Year!
On “Hug a Vegan” Day, post a pic of yourself hugging a loveable vegan – you! Tag @PETAIndia, and nominate other huggable vegans.
Read MorePETA India Pal John Abraham Tells Quikr, ‘Stop Live-Animal Ads!’
Bollywood superstar John Abraham urges Quikr, an e-retailer website, to follow OLX India’s lead by ending its trade of live animals.
Read MorePETA India Seeks Probe Into Jaipur Elephant Deaths
PETA India urges Rajasthan’s government to test all captive elephants in Jaipur for tuberculosis.
Read MoreFollowing complaints by PETA India, Bihar’s Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying has issued an order to crack down on the use of spiked bits on horses.
Read MoreReward: Rs 50,000 for Information Leading to Discovery of Missing Monkey
PETA India offers a reward of Rs 50,000 to help find a monkey who was illegally held by a tattoo artist and his studio manager.
Read MorePETA India Requests Halt on Plan to Use Wild Monkeys in Experiments
PETA India calls for modern, human-relevant, animal-free testing methods instead of catching free-range monkeys from forests for experiments.
Read MoreGoa Government to Crack Down on the Use of Spiked Bits on Horses and Other Animals
Following a complaint by PETA India, Goa’s animal husbandry department issued an order to crack down on the use of spiked weapons on animals.
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