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PETA India Completes Another Year Winning Victories for Animals

With the help of our members and supporters, 2018 was another year of tremendous progress for animals. Check out some of our highlights. Here’s looking at another action-packed year …

Stars and More Than 8,000 Students Back Government Proposal to Ban Animal Circuses

John Abraham, Sonu Sood and other Celebrities sign PETA India’s petition in favour of landmark animal-protection measure

Mithibai College Students Become ‘Elephants’, ‘Horses’, and Other Animals to Call For Ban on Animals in Circuses

With PETA India’s support, students urged the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change to pass draft rules proposing to end the use of animals in circuses.

PETA India and YAF’s Santa, ‘Pig’, and ‘Chicken’ Wish a Vegan Christmas to Imphal Residents

PETA India and YAF encourage passers-by to make Christmas merry for all – including animals.

Gujarati Company Nabs PETA US Award for Promoting Humane Teaching

PETA US recognises Designmate, creator of the humane teaching tool Froggipedia, the top iPad app of 2018, which helps students cut out dissection.

Sonam Kapoor Is PETA India’s 2018 Person of the Year

Actor and vegan Sonam Kapoor nabs PETA India’s 2018 Person of the Year title for her huge heart for animals.

Children Join ‘Elephants’, ‘Horses’, and Others Call For a Ban on Animals in Circuses

PETA India and FIAPO urge the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change to pass draft rules proposing to end the use of animals in circuses.

Anushka Sharma and Kartik Aaryan Crowned PETA India’s Hottest Vegetarians 2018

The votes have been tallied, and PETA India has crowned Anushka Sharma and Kartik Aaryan the winners of our Hottest Vegetarian Celebrities contest.

Supreme Court Issues Notice To Karnataka On PETA India’s Petition To Ban Buffalo Races

Court orders that matter be heard with similar cases on Jallikattu and bullock cart races by a Constitution bench

PETA India Founder Takes Fish’s Place in Mumbai Animal Rights Day Appeal

PETA India display gives people food for thought about eating aquatic animals