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How a court’s ruling ripped open India’s decades-old debate over stray dogs
An order by India’s top court to authorities in capital Delhi and its surrounding areas to relocate all stray dogs to shelters within eight weeks, citing a rise in rabies cases, has sparked a debate between advocates of animal rights and public safety.
Can Delhi follow the Netherlands’ example to end its stray dog crisis?
India’s Supreme Court has ordered Delhi to remove all stray dogs from public spaces within eight weeks, putting the apex body at odds with many citizens. With rabies cases surging, could proven global models — like the Netherlands’ zero-stray success and Bhutan’s sterilisation drive — offer humane,
Television actress Rupali Ganguly opposes the Supreme Court's order. The order is about moving stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to ...
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Overcrowded, dirty: Ground check of Delhi's dog centres after top court's rulingFollowing the Supreme Court's order to remove and shelter stray dogs, India Today visited two MCD-run sterilisation centres ...
The Supreme Court order to send stray dogs to special shelters will be difficult to implement because there is neither funds ...
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On Tuesday, actor John Abraham penned a letter to Chief Justice of India BR Gavai, appealing for a review of the Supreme ...
The Supreme Court’s latest order to send all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR area to shelters within eight weeks has left the country ...
The Supreme Court directed Municipal Corporation of Delhi and New Delhi Municipal Council to immediately start picking up ...
Animal rights activist and former Union minister Maneka Gandhi said the Supreme Court’s plan was not workable. "Does Delhi ...
Following a Supreme Court order, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) will apprehend approximately 6,000 street dogs, ...
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