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Celebrity-Favourite Brand JADE by Monica & Karishma Now Uses ‘PETA-Approved Vegan’ Label

Celebrity-favourite fashion brand JADE by Monica & Karishma has gone leather-free and now uses the “PETA-Approved Vegan” label.

10 of PETA India’s Favourite Vegan-Friendly Companies

Looking for a vegan gift? Check out PETA India’s favourite vegan-friendly companies for everything from cosmetics to household goods and foods.

Potentially Deadly Diseases With a Link to Meat Production

Find out what Ebola, HIV, bird flu, swine flu, and other deadly diseases have in common.

Promote Vegan Food Instead of Focusing on Halal/Jhatka PETA India Urges Karnataka State

PETA India urges Karnataka Chief Minister to promote vegan food in response to the proposal of a halal meat–related bill in Karnataka Assembly.

Delhi Police and PETA India Seize Banned Manja Ahead of Independence Day

Following complaints from PETA India that dangerous and illegal manja was being sold in Delhi markets, Delhi police – along with PETA India – conducted a raid in Lal …

PETA India Renews Call for Sexual Abuse of Animals to Be Included as a Cognisable Offense

PETA India renews our call for the sexual abuse of animals to be included as a cognisable offense and also emphasises the need for stronger penalties for cruelty to …

5 Times PETA India’s Emergency Response Team Saved the Day

Join us in celebrating PETA India’s legendary Emergency Response Team by checking out its top five rescues.

PETA India’s Most Compelling Animals Rights Campaigns of 2022

PETA India takes a look back at its most compelling animal rights campaigns of 2022.

PETA India Independence Day Billboard Campaign Encourages Desi Dog Adoption and Warns About the Dangers of Buying Foreign Breeds

Just in time for Independence Day (15 August), PETA India has placed billboards in Chandigarh, Indore, Lucknow, and Pune encouraging residents to be patriotic by adopting a lovable desi …

Drugs Regulator Seeks Reply on Near-Drowning Test on Animals Following PETA India Appeal

Pharmaceutical associations must now respond to evidence that the forced swim test is cruel and unreliable, as drug regulator seeks reply following PETA India’s appeal.