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Mumbai Security Guard Allegedly Pushes Dog From 17th Floor, Video Sparks Outrage
A video showing a dog being beaten and forced off a 17th-floor balcony in Mumbai has sparked public outrage.
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"If You Wouldn't Drink Dogs' Milk...": PETA India's Ad Promoting Veganism Criticised Online
Animal rights group PETA India is facing criticism online for its latest veganism campaign, launched earlier this month on World Milk Day.
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"Buffaloes Beaten, Bulbuls Drugged": PETA Welcomes Key Judgment In Assam
Animal rights organisation PETA has welcomed the Gauhati High Court order banning buffalo and bulbul fights in Assam throughout the year.
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Russian "Spy Whale" Death: New Claim By Cops On How Hvaldimir Died
A beluga whale "Hvaldimir", found dead in Norway in August, was not shot to death as claimed by animal rights groups but died of bacterial infection, said Norwegian Police.
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Iconic Band Pink Floyd Sells Music Rights For 400 Million Dollars, Resolves Decades Of Conflict
The deal marks one of the largest of many in recent years, and apparently has finally concluded despite decades of infighting between the band members
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Tirupati Laddoo Row Reaches Top Court For "Protecting Religious Rights"
The row over animal fat allegedly being used to make the famed Tirupati laddoos reached the Supreme Court on Friday with a lawyer filing a petition alleging that the act violates fundamental Hindu religious customs.
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Typhoon Gaemi Leaves Behind Heartbreaking Images Of Pets Left To Perish
Animal abuse has long been a major concern for animal rights activists in the Philippines, which is home to some 23.29 million dogs.
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"Russian Spy" Beluga Whale Had Multiple Bullet Wounds: Animal Rights Group
Nicknamed 'Hvaldimir,' the beluga whale became popular in Norway after the unusual harness on it sparked speculations that it was trained as a spy by Russia.
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Angry Bear Attacks Circus Trainer In Front Of Horrified Audience In Russia
The horrified audience watched in terror as the bear viciously attacked Mr Prichinich, pinning him to the ground for approximately half a minute.
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Saudi Netflix Show Creator Faces Terrorism Charge, 13-Year Travel Ban
Saudi TV creator Abdulaziz Almuzaini, whose animated Netflix show has made waves for breaking social taboos, said he had been convicted by an anti-terrorism court, prompting condemnation from rights advocates.
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Uproar After German Town Votes To Wipe Out Its Pigeon Population
A German town, Limburg an der Lahn, has voted to exterminate its entire population of pigeons, sparking a fight between the residents and animal rights activists.
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Animal Rights Activists Stick Cartoon Images On King Charles' Portrait
Animal rights activists on Tuesday targeted the first official portrait of Britain's King Charles since he became monarch, pasting a large image of the well-known animated character 'Wallace' over his face, in a protest about welfare on farms.
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Queen Camilla Pledges Not To Buy New Fur For Her Wardrobe. Here's Why
Britain's Queen Camilla has promised not to buy any more fur for her wardrobe, according to a letter from Buckingham Palace that animal rights group PETA released Wednesday.
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Spain Scraps National Bullfighting Award In Cultural Shift, Sparks Debate
Spain's left-wing government said on Friday it would scrap a national prize for bullfighting, a move which angered supporters of the controversial spectacle but was welcomed by animal rights groups.
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How 'Animals' In Bengal Are Encouraging People To Vote This Election
From 'Gendu' to 'Baghu' - this election season, the animals of Bengal are encouraging people to exercise their democratic rights, besides guiding them at polling stations.
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Mumbai Security Guard Allegedly Pushes Dog From 17th Floor, Video Sparks Outrage
A video showing a dog being beaten and forced off a 17th-floor balcony in Mumbai has sparked public outrage.
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"If You Wouldn't Drink Dogs' Milk...": PETA India's Ad Promoting Veganism Criticised Online
Animal rights group PETA India is facing criticism online for its latest veganism campaign, launched earlier this month on World Milk Day.
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"Buffaloes Beaten, Bulbuls Drugged": PETA Welcomes Key Judgment In Assam
Animal rights organisation PETA has welcomed the Gauhati High Court order banning buffalo and bulbul fights in Assam throughout the year.
-
Russian "Spy Whale" Death: New Claim By Cops On How Hvaldimir Died
A beluga whale "Hvaldimir", found dead in Norway in August, was not shot to death as claimed by animal rights groups but died of bacterial infection, said Norwegian Police.
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Iconic Band Pink Floyd Sells Music Rights For 400 Million Dollars, Resolves Decades Of Conflict
The deal marks one of the largest of many in recent years, and apparently has finally concluded despite decades of infighting between the band members
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Tirupati Laddoo Row Reaches Top Court For "Protecting Religious Rights"
The row over animal fat allegedly being used to make the famed Tirupati laddoos reached the Supreme Court on Friday with a lawyer filing a petition alleging that the act violates fundamental Hindu religious customs.
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Typhoon Gaemi Leaves Behind Heartbreaking Images Of Pets Left To Perish
Animal abuse has long been a major concern for animal rights activists in the Philippines, which is home to some 23.29 million dogs.
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"Russian Spy" Beluga Whale Had Multiple Bullet Wounds: Animal Rights Group
Nicknamed 'Hvaldimir,' the beluga whale became popular in Norway after the unusual harness on it sparked speculations that it was trained as a spy by Russia.
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Angry Bear Attacks Circus Trainer In Front Of Horrified Audience In Russia
The horrified audience watched in terror as the bear viciously attacked Mr Prichinich, pinning him to the ground for approximately half a minute.
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Saudi Netflix Show Creator Faces Terrorism Charge, 13-Year Travel Ban
Saudi TV creator Abdulaziz Almuzaini, whose animated Netflix show has made waves for breaking social taboos, said he had been convicted by an anti-terrorism court, prompting condemnation from rights advocates.
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Uproar After German Town Votes To Wipe Out Its Pigeon Population
A German town, Limburg an der Lahn, has voted to exterminate its entire population of pigeons, sparking a fight between the residents and animal rights activists.
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Animal Rights Activists Stick Cartoon Images On King Charles' Portrait
Animal rights activists on Tuesday targeted the first official portrait of Britain's King Charles since he became monarch, pasting a large image of the well-known animated character 'Wallace' over his face, in a protest about welfare on farms.
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Queen Camilla Pledges Not To Buy New Fur For Her Wardrobe. Here's Why
Britain's Queen Camilla has promised not to buy any more fur for her wardrobe, according to a letter from Buckingham Palace that animal rights group PETA released Wednesday.
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Spain Scraps National Bullfighting Award In Cultural Shift, Sparks Debate
Spain's left-wing government said on Friday it would scrap a national prize for bullfighting, a move which angered supporters of the controversial spectacle but was welcomed by animal rights groups.
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How 'Animals' In Bengal Are Encouraging People To Vote This Election
From 'Gendu' to 'Baghu' - this election season, the animals of Bengal are encouraging people to exercise their democratic rights, besides guiding them at polling stations.
