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Read Guide →Beware! Stray dogs on the prowl in Tellapur
Hyderabad: Residents of Tellapur are living in fear as the growing population of stray dogs has turned into a serious public safety concern. Residents say packs of dogs are frequently seen roaming on residential roads, chasing two-wheelers and pedestrians, while...
Ponguleti fires return salvo at Harish; threatens to expose defects in Dharani
Hyderabad: Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy has warned that no amount of political conspiracy or alleged false propaganda on social media would prevent the government from exposing the alleged irregularities committed by the “Doras” (feudal lords) under the...
Delhi Mayor orders strict action over negligence in stray dog care at Lajpat Nagar
Delhi Mayor Pravesh Wahi on Monday ordered strict action against the agency and officials responsible for negligence in the care of stray dogs at an Animal Birth Control centre in Lajpat Nagar, saying such lapses would not be tolerated. During a surprise inspection of...
21 stray dogs, 2 cats allegedly poisoned in Nashik village, 2 booked
NASHIK: In a case of animal cruelty, the Deola police have booked two residents of Lohoner village in Nashik district for allegedly poisoning 21 stray dogs and two cats earlier this week.The accused have been identified as Ramesh Ahire and Mukesh, alias Papa Pardeshi....
Goa High Court Takes Suo Motu Cognizance of Stray Dog Issue, Seeks Response from State and Local Bodies
Acting on a direction from the Supreme Court, the Bombay High Court at Goa has initiated a suo motu proceeding to examine the issue of stray dogs across the state. The High Court has impleaded the Goa government, the Directorate of Panchayats and all municipal...
Kerala to issue stray dog euthanasia protocol before August 7: Minister
The minister said public opposition to setting up dog shelters remained one of the biggest challenges in addressing the stray dog issue Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala government will release a detailed protocol on the euthanasia of stray dogs before August 7, ahead of...
Stray Dog Attack Victims Can Claim Damages For Panchayat’s Failure To Perform Statutory Duties: Kerala High Court
The Kerala High Court has held that a Grama Panchayat can be held liable to pay compensation to victims of stray dog attacks where the injury is a reasonably foreseeable consequence of its failure to discharge statutory duties imposed under the Kerala Panchayat Raj...
Meghalaya High Court Orders Federal Agencies to Address Stray Dog Menace
Shillong: The High Court of Meghalaya has officially added the Union of India and the National Highways Authority of India to a suo motu case regarding stray dogs. The court issued the directive on July 30. Judges want accountability. This move aligns with mandates...
Five-year-old girl, three-year-old brother drown in water-filled pit in Sundargarh
ROURKELA: A five-year-old girl and her three-year-old brother drowned in a water-filled pit at Kadodiha village under Koida police limits in Sundargarh district on Thursday. The victims were identified as Priya Bhumij and her brother Manoj Bhumij. Father Sambhu said...
Stray dog relocation drive sparks transparency row in Thiruvananthapuram
For years, stray dogs have remained one of the most debated civic issues in Thiruvananthapuram. Today, however, it has taken a more complex turn. While the corporation says it has found a remedy, some animal welfare groups allege that the measures lack transparency....