PETA India worked with the dog’s local caregiver, Mukesh Kumar and Sandesh Police Station to register the FIR against sexual abuse of a female community dog in Bichhiaon village …
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PETA India scientists organized a workshop that brought together regulators, industry scientists, and other experts to explore how non-animal methods can improve pesticide toxicity assessments.
Read MoreAs nearly 50 Indian temples modernise with mechanical elephants, the Supreme Court’s dismissal of PETA India’s plea to keep Madhuri in captivity marks a step backwards.
Read MorePETA Science Group Honors Epithelix’s 20 Years of Animal-Free Science with Two Awards
PETA has honoured Epithelix with an award recognising its pioneering human cell-based lung tissue models that advance animal -free testing and promote more ethical, human relevant scientific research.
Read MoreFollowing a complaint from PETA India, an FIR was registered in Guwahati after chicks were seen lying on the floor of a train and being kicked onto railway tracks …
Read MorePETA India held a two-day training-cum-sensitization workshop with the Andhra Pradesh Forest Academy, focused on strengthening animal protection by combating cruelty to animals.
Read MoreAs Bengaluru gears up for Cypher AI Expo 2026 and World AI Summit and public concerns over the environmental footprint of AI infrastructure grow, PETA India has launched the …
Read MoreAfter learning that a community dog was killed on the campus of IIT Hyderabad, allegedly by a security guard, PETA India and Stray Animal Foundation India (SAFI) successfully facilitated …
Read MorePETA India Files Petition for Seizure of Remaining Animals from Saligrama Hoarder in Udupi
PETA India has filed an application before the Judicial Magistrate First Class, Udupi, seeking seizure and rehabilitation of all animals still confined and suffering at the illegal animal hoarding …
Read MoreTumakuru Police Welcomes PETA India in Leading Workshop to Combat Cruelty to Animals
PETA India conducted a workshop to combat cruelty to animals which was attended by nearly 200 police personell from Tumakuru District Police.
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