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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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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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"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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"Will Ask You What's Humanity": Top Court Responds To Stray Dog Rules Plea
Responding to a petitioner in the stray dogs case who objected to some rules framed by the MCD saying "inhuman" treatment was being meted out to them, the Supreme Court said a video will be played in the next hearing, "asking you what is humanity".
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Top Court To Hear Stray Dogs Case Tomorrow, Mandates Top Officials' Presence
The Supreme Court is slated to hear on Monday (November 3) the suo moto case concerning stray dog management across the country, with the Chief Secretaries of all states and Union Territories, except West Bengal and Telangana.
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Chief Secretaries Must Appear Physically In Stray Dogs Case: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has rejected requests by top bureaucrats seeking to appear virtually in the stray dogs matter for the second day in a row.
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"India Portrayed In Bad Light": Supreme Court Raps States On Stray Dogs Case
The Supreme Court rapped state governments Monday for not filing of affidavits showing compliance with its August order to catch, neuter, and release stray dogs across the country.
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Over 46,000 Stray Dogs Vaccinated In Chennai After Supreme Court Order
The Greater Chennai Corporation has stepped up its stray dog control measures in line with the recent Supreme Court order on street dogs, which upheld humane management through sterilisation and vaccination while banning culling.
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Noida Authority Plans New Shelters, Sterilisation Drive For Stray Dogs
Noida Authority has launched a survey to map and monitor the population of stray dogs across the city, aiming to improve sterilisation, vaccination and management efforts, officials said.
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Accused Planned To Attack Delhi Chief Minister With Knife, Also Visited Supreme Court: Sources
Rajesh Sakriya, a resident of Gujarat's Rajkot, told the police that he attacked Rekha Gupta after she allegedly ignored his appeals against removing stray dogs from Delhi.
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Police Questions 5 Persons In Gujarat Over Attack On Delhi Chief Minister
A team of Delhi police visited Rajkot city in Gujarat and questioned five persons associated with Rajesh Sakaria, a local resident arrested for allegedly attacking Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta.
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Ram Gopal Varma Reacts To New Supreme Court Order On Strays: "When Dogs Are Not Being Dogane, How Can Humans Be Humane?"
Ram Gopal Varma shared a lengthy questionnaire on X for the authorities after the Supreme Court revised its order regarding stray dogs in Delhi/ NCR
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Supreme Court Calls Order On Prohibiting Release Of Stray Dogs "Too Harsh"
The Supreme Court on Friday said its earlier order on stray dogs in the Delhi-NCR area - i.e., they must be rounded up and shifted permanently to special shelters - was "too harsh".
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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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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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"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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"Will Ask You What's Humanity": Top Court Responds To Stray Dog Rules Plea
Responding to a petitioner in the stray dogs case who objected to some rules framed by the MCD saying "inhuman" treatment was being meted out to them, the Supreme Court said a video will be played in the next hearing, "asking you what is humanity".
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Top Court To Hear Stray Dogs Case Tomorrow, Mandates Top Officials' Presence
The Supreme Court is slated to hear on Monday (November 3) the suo moto case concerning stray dog management across the country, with the Chief Secretaries of all states and Union Territories, except West Bengal and Telangana.
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Chief Secretaries Must Appear Physically In Stray Dogs Case: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has rejected requests by top bureaucrats seeking to appear virtually in the stray dogs matter for the second day in a row.
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"India Portrayed In Bad Light": Supreme Court Raps States On Stray Dogs Case
The Supreme Court rapped state governments Monday for not filing of affidavits showing compliance with its August order to catch, neuter, and release stray dogs across the country.
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Over 46,000 Stray Dogs Vaccinated In Chennai After Supreme Court Order
The Greater Chennai Corporation has stepped up its stray dog control measures in line with the recent Supreme Court order on street dogs, which upheld humane management through sterilisation and vaccination while banning culling.
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Noida Authority Plans New Shelters, Sterilisation Drive For Stray Dogs
Noida Authority has launched a survey to map and monitor the population of stray dogs across the city, aiming to improve sterilisation, vaccination and management efforts, officials said.
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Accused Planned To Attack Delhi Chief Minister With Knife, Also Visited Supreme Court: Sources
Rajesh Sakriya, a resident of Gujarat's Rajkot, told the police that he attacked Rekha Gupta after she allegedly ignored his appeals against removing stray dogs from Delhi.
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Police Questions 5 Persons In Gujarat Over Attack On Delhi Chief Minister
A team of Delhi police visited Rajkot city in Gujarat and questioned five persons associated with Rajesh Sakaria, a local resident arrested for allegedly attacking Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta.
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Ram Gopal Varma Reacts To New Supreme Court Order On Strays: "When Dogs Are Not Being Dogane, How Can Humans Be Humane?"
Ram Gopal Varma shared a lengthy questionnaire on X for the authorities after the Supreme Court revised its order regarding stray dogs in Delhi/ NCR
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Supreme Court Calls Order On Prohibiting Release Of Stray Dogs "Too Harsh"
The Supreme Court on Friday said its earlier order on stray dogs in the Delhi-NCR area - i.e., they must be rounded up and shifted permanently to special shelters - was "too harsh".
