Rohit Sharma Speaks Up For Animals in Circuses
Cricketer Rohit Sharma goes to bat for elephants abused in circuses.
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5 Ways PETA Affiliates Are Advancing Science
In honour of National Science Day (28 February), we’ve compiled the following list of the top five ways that PETA affiliates are modernising science in India and around the …
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Gulshan Grover Wants Sunder Freed
Award-winning actor Gulshan Grover has sent an urgent letter to Maharashtra Forest Minister Dr Patangrao Kadam urging him to help ensure that 14-year-old elephant Sunder is sent to a …
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The CBSE Wants Leather Shoes out of Schools
After PETA, People for Animals, MP Maneka Gandhi and others contacted the Ministry of Human Resource Development and representatives of PETA India met with the Central Board of Secondary …
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Make Mahashivratri Pure: Go Dairy-Free!
Milk sold at the market these days comes from cruel factory farms, where cows spend their lives in tiny stalls, have their calves taken from them so that humans …
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PETA Calls On UGC to End Animal Dissection Completely
More than two years after the University Grants Commission (UGC) – the apex regulatory body for higher education in India – published official recommendations calling for an end to …
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Locked inside a cage and holding a sign that reads, “Try to Relate to Their Fate – Say No to Zoos”, cricketer Pragyan Ojha protested against the imprisonment of …
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Traffic Police Agree: Ban the Carriages
PETA’s campaign to get cruel horse-drawn carriages off the streets just got a powerful new ally: the police. The traffic police of Mumbai informed the High Court of Bombay …
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Sidharth Malhotra Speaks Up for Sterilisation
In his new PETA ad, Bollywood heartthrob Sidharth Malhotra reminds fans to sterilise dogs and cats to help end animal homelessness.
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Support the IPL: Indian Puppy League
Just about everyone is talking about the Indian Premier League’s player auction results. Here at PETA, though, we’re more concerned about adoption than auctions. We want people to think about the “Indian …
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