Haryana Stray Animals

In a judgment likely to set a precedent and spark a huge debate, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has said the State shall be "primarily responsible" to pay compensation in cases of attacks by stray animals such as dogs and cattle.

An elderly man was badly injured after he was tossed in the air by a bull near Delhi. The horrifying moments when the man, a tea seller, was knocked to the ground by the animal was caught on the CCTV of a nearby shop.

A team of veterinarians in Faridabad in Haryana extracted 71 kilograms (156.5 pounds) of plastic, nails and other garbage from a pregnant cow, but both the animal and her baby died.

Mr Khattar directed officers of the animal husbandry and dairying department to launch the special campaign to tag stray cattle as well as those reared by people in order to prevent the animals from wandering on the roads.

In a judgment likely to set a precedent and spark a huge debate, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has said the State shall be "primarily responsible" to pay compensation in cases of attacks by stray animals such as dogs and cattle.

An elderly man was badly injured after he was tossed in the air by a bull near Delhi. The horrifying moments when the man, a tea seller, was knocked to the ground by the animal was caught on the CCTV of a nearby shop.

A team of veterinarians in Faridabad in Haryana extracted 71 kilograms (156.5 pounds) of plastic, nails and other garbage from a pregnant cow, but both the animal and her baby died.

Mr Khattar directed officers of the animal husbandry and dairying department to launch the special campaign to tag stray cattle as well as those reared by people in order to prevent the animals from wandering on the roads.