50 Easy Ways Kids Can Help Animals
Can kids really change the world? PETA India Founder Ingrid E Newkirk thinks so, and she shows them how to do it in her book 50 Easy Ways Kids Can Help Animals: Fun and Easy Ways to Be a Kind Kid (HarperCollins).
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A Band of Boys
Just when you've finally gotten their mega hit
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A Trunck Call for Elephants
The excitement is already there, and in just a few days, the air will throb with the mad frenzy of drum beats, matching the fervour of our hearts and the stamping of legs, as Mumbaiyas dance in time to the music and the exultant cries of “Ganpati Bappa Moriya”, welcoming the elephant god to our city, our homes and our hearts.
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Activism Around the World
Young activists all around the world have been taking part in creative actions to help animals this year: They are raising awareness at their universities, helping out at local concerts and demonstrations, and sharing videos and information on Web sites like Facebook, YouTube, Hi5, Bebo and MySpace
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Activists Protest KFC Cruelty
Bangalore has been buzzing with news. Recently, members of the Animal Rights Fund protested KFC’s abuse of chickens in India and asked the company’s Bangalore restaurant (the only outlet in India) to “quit India”. Crammed and confined to a cage, the activists showed KFC consumers the discomfort that chickens face at KFC supply farms.
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Alison Goldfrapp's Exclusive Interview
For all you electronica fans, Goldfrapp need no introduction. Recently described by www.NME.com as "[s]uave, sophisticated and sexy as hell", Goldfrapp are all that and more!
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Amitabh and Alicia Crowned Hottest Vegetarians of 2004
The veggie voters have spoken, and it is official – the Big B is again the Big V, and breaking the Bollywood monopoly, Clueless star Alicia Silverstone has won PETA India’s Hottest Vegetarian Alive Contest for 2004. More than 50,000 Web surfers cast their votes this year.
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And the Proggy Goes To …
PETA is proud to present India's 2007 Proggy Awards for animal-friendly achievement in 21st century culture and commerce.
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Animals in Laboratories: A Horror Story
In May 2002, Anuradha Sawhney – chief functionary of PETA India and nominee to the Committee for the Purpose, Control and Supervision of Experiments upon Animals (CPCSEA) – went into the National Institute of Virology at Pune and discovered that the animals there, in addition to being experimented upon, were being forced to live in horrible conditions.
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Anoushka Shankar Plucks at KFC’s Heart Strings
Long-time PETA supporter and Grammy Award nominee Anoushka Shankar is back again, like an angel for animals. This time, she has joined PETA's worldwide campaign against KFC, the outlet that supports industrial-strength cruelty to animals.
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