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Sania Mirza Wants You to Adopt

Tennis champion Sania Mirza says, “Be kind not just to people, but also to animals” in a new adoption ad for PETA.

Audiogramme Talks to PETA Youth

You may remember him from MTV Roadies 5.0, but nowadays, Delhi-based DJ and music producer Vikrant Rathore is better known as Audiogramme and VIAL. A distinctive talent in India’s electronic …

Workshop on Humane Handling at Sunder’s New Home

6 June will mark one year since elephant Sunder rescued from the Jyotiba Temple in Maharashtra by PETA, arrived at Bannerghatta Biological Park (BBP) in Bangalore. And now, Sunder’s life …

You’re Invited: Health Lecture by Dr Thomas Lodi

  Dr Thomas Lodi, who founded an integrative oncology healing centre in the US state of Arizona more than 10 years ago, is known worldwide for his comprehensive cancer-care …

Mamma Mia! Little Italy Celebrates Vegan Eating

With locations in Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Aurangabad and Mahabaleshwar, Little Italy Ristorante put vegetarian Italian dining on the map in India long ago. But its list …

FuzzCulture’s Srijan Mahajan Slams Circuses

We bet you’ve never seen FuzzCulture quite like this before. That’s because music sensation Srijan Mahajan recently chatted with PETA India about the cruelty of forcing animals to perform in …

Win a Vegan Handbag From Merci

Enter our contest for a chance to win a must-have vegan handbag from Merci.

FAD International Students Support PETA at LFS Conclave

We just love ethical fashion students! Watch these two short videos FAD International students made for PETA which they presented at the  Luxury Fashion & Style Conclave held in …

Why We Raise Our Children Vegan

“Mothers are faced with countless decisions while raising their children. There’s so much to consider, but at least, they can be sure of setting up their children for a …

Faridkot Wants You to Boycott Circuses

We’ve been fans of Faridkot ever since the release of their debut album, Ek. Seriously, it’s almost physically impossible not to groove along to “Laila” and “Haal-e-Dil”. That said, we …