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  • Metakix "Kicks" Animal Abuse

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    METAKIXS%201.jpgMetakix’s Viresh, Zomb, Nicky, and Sheldon at the IIT Roorkee fest sporting petaDishoom t-shirts to promote animal rights among their fans. Metakix recently sat down with petaDishoom to talk about their thoughts on animal rights, wildlife protection, and the responsibility we all have to protect animals. You can read the whole interview on http://www.petadishoom.com/page3/metakix.asp

  • THEM CLONES support PETA Youth at Oasis 2007

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    THEMCLONES, Delhi based band, showed their support for animals at the recently concluded OASIS festival of BITS Pilani. Dev, the drummer, sported the petaDishoom Tee (now PETA Youth), while the lead singer spoke about how important it is to support animals and held up a banner to the crowd. The banner read, ‘THEM CLONES ROCK WITH PETA Youth’. Keep checking petaindia.com for more information on celebrities who support PETA Youth, and don’t forget to sign-up to be a PETA Youth activist.

  • TALAASH Support PETA Youth

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    TALAASH%20Band.jpgPopular hindi band, TALAASH, was headlining at the recently concluded TECHTRIX festival at DJ Sanghvi College. Apart from being excellent musicians, TALAASH also is a very compassionate towards animals. During their performance, they took time to talk about how important it is to support animals and encourage their fans to log onto petaindia.com to get active for animals.

    You too can get involved. Sign up to be a PETA Youth activist and get active for animals.

  • VAYU Rocks at anECHO and Rediff Launch

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    Vayu.jpgVAYU, popular animal friendly Indian rock band, yet again dazzled fans with an unplugged performance. At a recently held launch party of the anECHO and Rediff association, VAYU performed to a crowd of cheering supporters. anECHO and Rediff launched a platform for non commercial musicians across India. The platform is set up to allow budding musicians to upload their music and share it for others to hear. What is very special about this platform is that it supports animal protection and www.petaindia.com. You should check out the website http://anecho.rediff.com and check out the bottom right corner of the page, and tell us if you spot something.

  • PARIKRAMA rocks at Kaleidoscope

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    Parikrama.jpgPARIKRAMA, outstanding compassionate band, thrilled scores of crazed female fans at Sophia Colleges annual cultural festival, KSCOPE. Nitin Malik, lead singer, spoke about PETA Youth during their performance on stage. He urged all his fans to log onto www.petaindia.com and get active for animals.

  • PETA's Cow Mascot 'Radha' Wishes Amitabh Bachchan on His Birthday

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    jaya%20and%20cow%201.jpgPETA’s cow mascot ‘Radha’ gave a vegan cake and flowers to Amitabh Bachchan on his birthday. PETA loves Amitabh Bachhan as he is vegetarian and has won PETA’s hottest vegetarian online contest 3 times in a row!Why are so many hotties ‘vegging out’ these days? For animals (cows, chickens and buffaloes suffer horribly at the hands of the meat industry), for the environment (the meat trade is the single greatest polluter on the planet) and for their health (meaty diets promote cancer, heart disease and diabetes, all of which plague Indians) – not to mention that vegetarians are noticeably slimmer and trimmer than their flesh-eating counterparts.

  • John Abraham Lobbies for "Dancing" Monkeys in Mumbai

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    In a recently held meeting with the Minister of State for Forests, Mr. Babbanrao Pachpute, PETA activist John Abraham spoke up on behalf of the ‘dancing’ monkeys in the city of Mumbai.

    He illustrated the abysmal conditions under which they were kept and the cruelties meted out to them while they are being forced to perform.The meeting was called to address the issue of protection of wildlife in the city of Mumbai with the increase in the number of performing animals brought into the city, namely elephants, bears and monkeys. Also present at the meeting was Anuradha Sawhney, Chief Functionary of PETA India, Mike Pandey, Environmentalist and Film Maker, Shree Bagwan, Chief Conservator of Forests, and other government officials. Moved by the concerns raised, Mr. Babbanrao Pachpute pledged to pass the necessary legislations to ensure that madari-monkeys will not perform within the jurisdiction of Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai.Support our campaigns and get active for animals.

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  • Raageshwari Sings PETA Youth Praises at Inorbit

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    Raageshwari.jpgPerforming at a launch function at Inorbit Mall in Malad, Mumbai pop star and PETA Youth supporter, Raageshwari enthralled audiences with her music. During her performance, she took time to talk about how important it is to support animals rights and asked the audience to support PETA Youth.

    You too can get involved. Sign up to our PETA Youth activist and get active for animals.

  • VICTORY: Ban of Entry of Elephants into the City of Mumbai

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    After reviewing a graphic report submitted by PETA India regarding the cruelty endured by elephants in cities, the Government of Maharashtra has announced that elephants will no longer be allowed in Mumbai. The ban came on the heels of a report – which PETA India presented to Mr. K. L. Prasad, Joint Commissioner of Police (Law & Order) and Mr. Shree Bhagwan- Chief Conservator of Forests, Thane Circle – pointing out many of the problems associated with allowing elephants on roads and outside temples in the city, including cruelty to elephants, the threat to human life and property, and the possible transmission of tuberculosis and anthrax to humans. PETA India also pointed out the violations of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960; the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972; the Performing Animals (Registration) Rule, 2001; the Bombay Prevention of Begging Act, 1959; and the Bombay Police Act with regard to the importation and use of elephants in Mumbai. The order passed by Mr. Shree Bhagwan, Chief Conservator of Forests- Thane (MS) gives a boost to the campaign started by PETA India to ban the entry of elephants in cities. The ban comes after an 18 month long campaign through which Actor Rahul Khanna and Celina Jaitley posed in advertisements, letters written by MP Shatrughan Sinha and MP Maneka Gandhi; and a petition signed by Dilip Kumar, Saira Banu, John Abraham, MP Priya Dutt, Sanjay Dutt, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Isha Koppikar, Mahesh Bhatt, Yana Gupta and Gulshan Grover amongst others asking the Chief Minister to ban the entry of elephants into the city. All elephants in the city of Mumbai are without a valid ownership certificate and will be asked to leave the city says Mr. Shree Bhagwan - Chief Conservator of Forests, Thane (MS). The order is progressive, and sets the gold standard for other governments to emulate, says PETA India’s Chief Functionary, Anuradha Sawhney. We commend the government for their foresight, initiative, and kindness.To read more about our campaign, please check out www.petaindia.org. You too can get involved, please log on to http://www.petadishoom.com/streetteam/index.asp and join our Street Team.
  • PETA Members in Biohazard Suits Issue Emergency Warning

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    TVMDemo%20copy.jpgPETA activists wearing biohazard suits next to a black buck in a coffin and carrying placards reading Zoos are Deathtraps and Zoos are Hazardous for Animals outside the Thiruvananthapuram Zoo on the 11th of July 2007. On the heels of foot and mouth reportedly taking a toll at the Thiruvananthapuram Zoo, PETA is urging the public to boycott all zoos. The intense confinement animals suffer in zoos makes them susceptible to disease and literally, drives them insane. You too can get involved and get active for animals. Sign up as a street Teamer (http://www.petadishoom.com/streetteam/st_signup.asp ).