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Activists from PETA India, Vegans of Telangana and Citizens for Animals staged a demonstration at Hyderabad’s Dharna Chowk on World Food Day. Wearing animal-themed body paint, they urged people to go vegan, citing habitat destruction and biodiversity loss

An FIR has been registered at Sangareddy Rural Police Station over the alleged beating and subsequent death of a community dog at IIT Hyderabad. PETA India and SAFI supported the complaint, while police conducted a post-mortem examination

PETA India has urged the Centre to ban meat advertisements across billboards, television and online platforms from October 2. In a letter to Information and Broadcasting Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, the organisation cited animal welfare, public health and environmental concerns

Three rose-ringed parakeets unlawfully confined by fortune-tellers near Appalayagunta Temple in Tirupati were rescued by forest officials after a PETA India complaint.

A community dog allegedly died after being beaten by five men in Nellore. Following a complaint by a local resident, police registered an FIR with assistance from PETA India and SAFI under the BNS and Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.

PETA India has donated a robotic elephant to Telangana to promote public safety and animal welfare. The lifelike elephant, housed at Nehru Zoological Park, can be used for processions, rituals and film shoots, reducing reliance on captive elephants

Actor Adivi Sesh features in PETA India’s “Chicks Love a Vegetarian” campaign launched ahead of World Environment Day. The initiative promotes vegetarianism and animal welfare, with the actor urging compassion and highlighting environmental and health benefits of a meat-free lifestyle.

An FIR has been registered in Nizamabad following allegations of community dog killings in Yellammagutta. PETA India and SAFI raised the issue, while Maneka Gandhi intervened. Police booked unknown persons under BNS and PCA Act provisions. Investigation is underway

Animal activists from SAFI and PETA India facilitated the registration of an FIR at the Bollaram Police Station after men were seen biting a goat’s neck during a public sacrifice. The FIR invokes sections under BNS, TABSP Act, and PCA Act

PETA India and SAFI facilitated an FIR after a video showed a goat being slaughtered in public at Chinna Lingapur, Thangallapally Mandal. Police booked the person seen in the video under BNS and PCA Act provisions, which mandate penalties for animal cruelty.

A government-appointed panel has recommended the rescue and rehabilitation of 1,200 animals from Palamur Biosciences following reports of severe cruelty. PETA India urges immediate action, citing violations of CCSEA norms and unapproved animal testing practices at the Mahabubnagar-based facility.

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.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India is sending letters to the temples and mosques, offering to donate lifelike mechanical elephants on the condition that these institutions would send the distressed elephants to sanctuaries

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.

Jacqueline Fernandez, dressed in a stunning faux-fur coat and wings, poses alongside her beloved rescue dog, Yolo—who is also the inspiration behind her Yolo Foundation. The image, carrying the powerful message “Be an Angel for Animals: Adopt! Don’t Shop,” was donated by Fernandez. It was captured by renowned photographer Suresh Natarajan, with styling by Chandini Whabi.

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

one of the key recommendations is to keep dogs indoors, as they regulate their body temperature primarily through panting and sweating through their footpads.

Celebrity photographer Dabboo Ratnani worked with the former PETA India Person of the Year to create the captivating image, which he has donated to PETA India.

Actor Sahil Salathia body painted to look like a tiger for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India's latest campaign ‘Cages are Cruel’, ahead of International Tiger Day.

PETA India is placing advertisements for International Yoga Day across cities in India encouraging people to adopt a yoga buddy.