Animal Welfare  

Anant Ambani, the youngest son of Mukesh Ambani, is a prominent figure known for his substantial wealth, influential role in Reliance Industries, and commitment to philanthropy.
 

A controversial practice involves feeding live snakes to camels to treat a disease. While some believe in its medicinal value, critics argue it is cruel and unscientific.
 

In a heartwarming display of dedication to animal welfare, a recent viral video featuring a giraffe named Gerry receiving chiropractic treatment has captivated viewers worldwide. 

Prince Mehra earned the title of ‘Bird Man’ in Chandigarh for his dedicated efforts in treating injured birds over the course of 12 years. To date, he has treated around 1160 injured birds, while overseeing the cremation of 1290 deceased ones.

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From Mukerian district in Hoshiarpur, Punjab, a video of a man being cruel to a stray dog has shocked everyone online. The upsetting video, shared on Instagram by a user named "samrai.h," shows the man named Daler Singh scaring and throwing the dog around. People who saw the video were upset and reported Singh to the authorities.
 

Piraram Dhayal initiated the rescue of injured animals in 1998. He often brought animals home, treated them and released them into the forest. Over time, his efforts gained momentum, as he began receiving support from his family and various organizations.

During the lockdown, Sonal Gupta, a resident of Kota, established an NGO to provide food and shelter to street animals. She has garnered support from numerous animal lovers who actively contribute to and assist her NGO.

Uttar Pradesh’s Mukesh Dixit took on the responsibility of running the animal shelter in the year 2015. He created social media pages for raising funds for the Gaushala. Presently, he takes care of 198 animals in his ‘Anaath Gau Seva Ashram.’

The actor will promote Project C.A.T: Conserving Acers for Tigers, a collaborative initiative by Discovery and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) 

The elephant crossed the railway tracks and damaged a few two-wheelers in the parking bay, as people witnessed petrified for an hour. Thankfully, no one was hurt