Supreme Court On Stray Dogs
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"Building Castles In Air": Top Court To States In Stray Dogs Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday flagged concern over state governments not complying with its directions to enhance their stray dog sterilisation capacity.
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Top Court Slams Maneka Gandhi For Stray Dogs Remark, Flags "Body Language"
Coming down heavily on animal activist and former Union Minister Maneka Gandhi, the Supreme Court today flagged her "body language" and remarks on the court's observations in the stray dogs case during a podcast.
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For Every Dog Bite, Heavy Compensation Likely On States: Top Court's Big Remark
According to Justice Vikram Nath, those who say they are feeding dogs will be accountable.
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"No Contest" Between Animal Cruelty, Stray Dog Attacks: Court's Big Remark
The Supreme Court hearing into the stray dogs case entered the third day on Friday, with the top court bench advising a counsel that it did not want the proceedings to turn into a competition between instances of animal cruelty, dog attack videos.
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"Removed From Reality": Top Court Schools Sharmila Tagore On Stray Dogs
The Supreme Court today described actor Sharmila Tagore's arguments against a one-size-fits-all approach to tackling the stray dog menace as "completely devoid from reality."
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Stray Dogs Sense Fear, May Attack People Who Are Scared: Top Court
While continuing its hearing in the suo motu case on stray dog management in public spaces, the Supreme Court on Thursday remarked that dogs are capable of sensing fear and may attack individuals who are frightened or who have earlier been bitten.
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During Stray Dogs Hearing, Supreme Court's 'Cats And Rats' Quip
The Supreme Court said that it has not directed for every dog to be removed from the streets, adding that they should be treated according to rules.
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"Roads Should Be Clear Of Dogs And Stray Animals": Top Court To Civic Bodies
Flagging non-compliances of rules and directions by civic bodies, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said that people were dying not only due to dog bites alone in the country but also because of accidents caused by stray animals on roads.
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"Can't Read A Dog's Mind When He Is In A Mood To Bite": Supreme Court
Amid the rising dog bite incidents, the Supreme Court, on November 7, last year, ordered the removal of stray dogs from educational institutions, hospitals, bus stands, sports complexes, and railway stations.
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'So Many Applications Don't Come For Humans': Top Court On Stray Dogs Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday took note of the number of interlocutory applications being filed before it in the stray dogs case and said that so many applications normally don't come even in cases of humans.
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"Building Castles In Air": Top Court To States In Stray Dogs Case
The Supreme Court on Wednesday flagged concern over state governments not complying with its directions to enhance their stray dog sterilisation capacity.
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Top Court Slams Maneka Gandhi For Stray Dogs Remark, Flags "Body Language"
Coming down heavily on animal activist and former Union Minister Maneka Gandhi, the Supreme Court today flagged her "body language" and remarks on the court's observations in the stray dogs case during a podcast.
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For Every Dog Bite, Heavy Compensation Likely On States: Top Court's Big Remark
According to Justice Vikram Nath, those who say they are feeding dogs will be accountable.
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"No Contest" Between Animal Cruelty, Stray Dog Attacks: Court's Big Remark
The Supreme Court hearing into the stray dogs case entered the third day on Friday, with the top court bench advising a counsel that it did not want the proceedings to turn into a competition between instances of animal cruelty, dog attack videos.
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"Removed From Reality": Top Court Schools Sharmila Tagore On Stray Dogs
The Supreme Court today described actor Sharmila Tagore's arguments against a one-size-fits-all approach to tackling the stray dog menace as "completely devoid from reality."
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Stray Dogs Sense Fear, May Attack People Who Are Scared: Top Court
While continuing its hearing in the suo motu case on stray dog management in public spaces, the Supreme Court on Thursday remarked that dogs are capable of sensing fear and may attack individuals who are frightened or who have earlier been bitten.
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During Stray Dogs Hearing, Supreme Court's 'Cats And Rats' Quip
The Supreme Court said that it has not directed for every dog to be removed from the streets, adding that they should be treated according to rules.
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"Roads Should Be Clear Of Dogs And Stray Animals": Top Court To Civic Bodies
Flagging non-compliances of rules and directions by civic bodies, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said that people were dying not only due to dog bites alone in the country but also because of accidents caused by stray animals on roads.
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"Can't Read A Dog's Mind When He Is In A Mood To Bite": Supreme Court
Amid the rising dog bite incidents, the Supreme Court, on November 7, last year, ordered the removal of stray dogs from educational institutions, hospitals, bus stands, sports complexes, and railway stations.
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'So Many Applications Don't Come For Humans': Top Court On Stray Dogs Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday took note of the number of interlocutory applications being filed before it in the stray dogs case and said that so many applications normally don't come even in cases of humans.
