Vasundhara Anand and Kunaal Bose brave muck and methane fumes to feed chicken and rice to the hundreds of stray dogs living on Delhi's Ghazipur landfill. Sterilisation comes next.
There was a painful recalibration of dog-human relationships in 18th century Britain—any dog, except for the owned, leashed pet, lost its right to exist. They brought this mindset to India.
‘If the govt had done their job then I don’t think so many people would be here protesting,' said Madhu, who was at Delhi's Palika Bazaar to protest SC's Friday ruling.
Since 1982, the resident dogs of JLN Stadium have peacefully coexisted with athletes, spectators, and staff. There hasn’t been a single recorded bite in over four decades.
Delhi govt has come up with elaborate guidelines for stray dog population management, rabies eradication, and mitigating human-stray dog conflict, less than a month after SC order.
Compassion and cohabitation with animals are ingrained in the Indian value system. A humane solution must be found for the rising conflict between man and free-range animals.
Bench says any direction for impounding the stray dog population necessitated a look at the existing infrastructure and human resources available with municipal bodies.
Top court directs municipal authorities to create or identify designated feeding areas in each ward. Dogs infected with rabies or those showing aggressive behaviour not to be released.
The few anti-Army civilians in Pakistan, who once saw red with the institution over its treatment of Imran Khan, have now reached a consensus — Asim Munir has made Pakistan a global player.
In FY 2025-26, AoN for 55 proposals amounting to Rs 6.73 lakh cr has been accorded by DAC. Both the quantum of AoN given and capital contracts signed, so far, have been the highest in any FY.
It’s easy to understand why the government can’t speak the hard truth. When this war ends, as all wars do, India’s interests will lie with both the winner and the loser.
The ablism subtext of the Dog Lover community is coming through loud and clear when concerns about Stray dogs do not even touch upon the disability aspects, even though the top court had pointed it out as a major consideration in the judgment. These people just continue to pretend.
Ms. Gitanjali Das has been consistently batting on behalf of stray dogs ever since the SC directive to round up all strays in Delhi/NCR.
The Print has launched a concerted campaign, often taking recourse to plain disinformation warfare techniques, to valourise and champion the “cause” of stray dogs – how they are a blessing to society and to the nation and why each one of us – ungrateful human beings – should be thankful to God for the gift of “stray dogs” on our streets., parks and residential complexes. It has consistently played down the very serious threat posed by these strays to human beings, especially children and elderly, the fact that many have been killed because of dog bites and maulings.
It is because of such clever and underhanded disinformation campaigns masquerading as “objective” news that I do not subscribe to The Print despite repeated appeals from Shekhar Gupta and his colleagues.
What the dog lover want ? They are asking for more funds and control over ABC program. It’s money , Honey!!!!!!!!!!!!
The ablism subtext of the Dog Lover community is coming through loud and clear when concerns about Stray dogs do not even touch upon the disability aspects, even though the top court had pointed it out as a major consideration in the judgment. These people just continue to pretend.
Ms. Gitanjali Das has been consistently batting on behalf of stray dogs ever since the SC directive to round up all strays in Delhi/NCR.
The Print has launched a concerted campaign, often taking recourse to plain disinformation warfare techniques, to valourise and champion the “cause” of stray dogs – how they are a blessing to society and to the nation and why each one of us – ungrateful human beings – should be thankful to God for the gift of “stray dogs” on our streets., parks and residential complexes. It has consistently played down the very serious threat posed by these strays to human beings, especially children and elderly, the fact that many have been killed because of dog bites and maulings.
It is because of such clever and underhanded disinformation campaigns masquerading as “objective” news that I do not subscribe to The Print despite repeated appeals from Shekhar Gupta and his colleagues.