Bhumi Pednekar Urges Humane Reforms Amid Supreme Court’s Stray Dogs Order - The Statesman

Bhumi Pednekar urges humane reforms amid Supreme Court’s stray dogs order - The Statesman

Bhumi Pednekar shares an emotional post about her rescued dog Bruno while opposing the Supreme Court’s order to relocate Delhi’s stray dogs.

Arjun Bijlani reacts to supreme court’s verdict on stray dogs in Delhi-NCR: Being a dog lover, my heart breaks just to imagine what's going to happen

Actor Arjun Bijlani has shared his unhappiness on the Supreme Court’s recent verdict regarding stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, which calls for them to be moved to shelters. He says that he is not sure how well they would be taken care of at shelters.   Instagram will load in the frontend. While expressing his concern as a dog lover, he says, “It’s very unfortunate that stray dogs are going to be put in shelters. I don’t know if there are so many shelte…

EXCLUSIVE: Urvashi Rautela REACTS To SC Verdict On Street Dogs; Says, "If India Could Vaccinate 140 Cr People For Covid…"

Actress and animal lover Urvashi Rautela has spoken out in support of stray dogs following the Supreme Court’s recent verdict to remove them from Delhi streets and relocate them to shelters. Her stance adds a celebrity voice to the growing public debate surrounding the controversial decision and its impact on animal welfare. Urvashi Rautela On Supreme Court’s Verdict Urvashi Rautela has come forward with a heartfelt and powerful statement in res…

Stray Dogs Menace: Adoption Drive in Hyderabad

The Supreme Court has passed a decision stating that stray dogs considered dangerous on the roads should be placed in shelters. The move has sparked intense debate in media and on social platforms. Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi condemned the decision, while many celebrities took to X to share their compassion for strays. Several celebrities […] The post Stray Dogs Menace: Adoption Drive in Hyderabad appeared first on M9.news.

Stray Dogs Case: Supreme Court Refers Matter To Three-Judge Bench Amid Row, Hearing On Thursday

The stray dog case has now been referred to a three-judge bench by the Supreme Court and will be heard on Thursday. The move comes amid a huge uproar over the verdict by the previous two-judge bench and hours after Chief Justice of India BR Gavai assured a relook into the case on moving all stray dogs in the National Capital Region to shelter homes.A bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta and NV Anjaria will hear the matter on Thursday."As…