India is known for the most biodiversity regions in the world. India is home for about 92,873 animals. Thus there are several reasons due to which animals are getting affected and one of the re...

In the heart of Tamil Nadu, lies a tradition deeply entrenched in the cultural fabric of the region namely, JALLIKATTU. It is a Bull taming sport event practised as a part of Pongal celebration...

India, by covering of about 80.9 million hectare forest and tree area has become the seventh largest country of the world with around 350 of mammals and 1224 species of birds. In past 2 years o...

"If A Man Aspires Towards A Righteous Life, His First Act Of Abstinence Is From Injury To Animals." -- Albert Einstein. Today the people are concerned for their own rights, and always ensure t...

Animal Trafficking in India AbstractThe activities of capturing, hunting, and using animals for commercial gain are called Animal Trafficking. There are several uses for which animals are abused....

Every country has their own national animal or bird and each nation use to represent animal as a symbol of their pride and prestige. In the ancient Hindus in India used to symbolise animals as ...

In very simple words endangered species is that species which is likely or is in danger to become extinct soon in near future. Talking about India, it is a diverse country and is rich in flora...

Wildlife trafficking is the act of trading non-domesticated plants and animals from their natural environment of being or raised under controlled and non-natural environment either as dead or l...

Four of the world's thirty-six biodiversity hotspots are found in India, the seventh-largest nation in the world and one of the most biodiverse regions in the planet. Animal protection and care...

With the use of important rulings, this paper examines Article 21 of the Indian Constitution to determine whether it protects animals' right to life or not. If that is the case, what official a...