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FIRs have been registered in Jagtial and Warangal after videos showing goats killed by biting and twisting their necks during animal sacrifices went viral. PETA, with Maneka Gandhi’s intervention, facilitated the cases under BNS and TABSP Act.

PETA India urged organisers of Bonalu and Muharram to use mechanical elephants instead of real ones in processions. The organisation has offered lifelike robotic elephants to prevent cruelty and avoid accidents caused by distressed captive elephants during festivals

PETA India’s whistleblower investigation has led to a historic FIR against Palamur Biosciences in Telangana for alleged cruelty towards lab animals. The case marks the first criminal action against an Indian animal testing lab under IPC and Wildlife laws.

PETA India exposed alleged animal cruelty at a Mahabubnagar laboratory, citing a whistleblower’s account of overcrowded cages, painful injections, and infections in dogs. Complaints have been filed, marking India’s first major exposé of animal testing abuses.

Small animals are administered doses of experimental drugs and then dropped in cylinders of water so that researchers can measure how long they struggle

The 800 kilogram mechanical elephant will be unveiled at the temple on Wednesday by Satish Vimalan, Secretary of the Unnayi Variyar Memorial Kalanilayam.

The goat was killed outside Pratap movie theatre, Tata Nagar, Tirupati on January 12, the day when 'Daku Maharaj'  was released. The video of the cruel incident was widely shared on social media

Pritish Nandy was vocal against the cruelty of Jallikattu, where bulls are subjected to beatings and other harsh treatment.

Sharma participated in an impactful anti-leather campaign for the organization, where she portrayed being “skinned alive” to highlight the immense suffering endured by over 1.4 billion cows, sheep, goats, and countless other animals who are brutally killed each year for their skin.

The PETA billboard campaign is a multi-city effort to spread awareness about vegan lifestyle and its positive impact on environment and even health of individuals.

Gray langurs are protected under Schedule II of the WPA, 1972, which makes capturing them, keeping them in captivity as ‘pets,’ or forcing them to perform an offense punishable by up to three years in prison, a fine of up to Rs 1 lakh, or both.

To raise awareness on the issue, PETA has installed a large billboard near Wesley Degree College in Secunderabad, featuring a photo of a dead calf with the message, "Because You Consume Dairy, Calves Die." To raise awareness about the issue, PETA has installed a large billboard near Wesley Degree College in Secunderabad, featuring an image of a dead calf along with the message, "Because You Consume Dairy, Calves Die."

Urges police to locate the rams and bulls used in the fights and ensure that they are protected from further exploitation and suffering

A letter from PETA India addressed to Salman, titled “Urgent Request to Keep Animals Out of Bigg Boss,” expressed concerns about complaints regarding a donkey being kept in the Bigg Boss house.

This campaign, which extends to other major cities in India also, seeks to confront and reject speciesism—the notion that human beings are superior to other species and, therefore, have the right to exploit them.

Ellie will interact with thousands of local students, blinking her eyes and flapping her ears, just like a real elephant

PETA said that a recent examination by independent wildlife veterinarians has determined that Roopavathi is unfit for public events due to severe health issues like unilateral blindness and arthritis.

On May 12, the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying sought public feedback on a March 12 circular aimed at banning the sale and breeding of 23 ferocious breeds, including Pit Bull Terriers, American Bulldog, Rottweiler, and Mastiffs.

Lakhs of rupees changed hands as revellers bet big on the cockfight, which was banned in 2018 on the orders of the Supreme Court.

The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has moved the Supreme Court seeking review of its May 18 verdict upholding the validity of the amended laws of Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Karnataka which allowed bull-taming sport 'Jallikattu', bullock-cart races and buffalo racing sport 'Kambala'.