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    PETA Calls for Withdrawal of ‘Pink Elephant’ Print

    Jaipur, April 4 The animal rights body, PETA India, has urged Russian photographer Julia Buruleva to withdraw a commercial print featuring a captive elephant painted pink in Jaipur, or donate the proceeds to elephant conservation efforts in India, following the animal's death.In a letter, PETA...
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    Rajasthan Elephant Death Fuels Controversy Over Artistic Use of Animals

    Jaipur, March 31 A controversy has erupted after images of an elephant painted bright pink during a photoshoot in Jaipur by a Russian artist were widely circulated online, triggering criticism and raising concerns about animal welfare.The elephant died last month, her owner has confirmed...
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    Karnataka Kambala: Court Rules Against Restricting Event to Specific Districts

    New Delhi, March 10 The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a plea against the holding of buffalo racing sport 'Kambala' in parts of Karnataka other than the Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts, asking why it should be restricted only to a particular area of the state.The Kambala race, held in...
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    Mechanical Elephant Gifted to Chennai Temple, Prioritizing Animal Welfare

    Chennai, March 2 At the Sri Sakthi Vinayagar temple here, devotion meets innovation as a silent, five-motor mechanical elephant breaks free from the heavy chains of captivity, marking a high-tech shift in Tamil Nadu's religious landscape.Actors Sonu Sood and his son Ayaan, in collaboration...
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    Galgotias University Offers Robotic Dog to Replace Circus Animals

    New Delhi, February 28 PETA India has urged the Galgotias University to donate its robotic dog 'Orion' to help replace real dogs used in circuses and facilitate their rehabilitation.The robotic dog was recently displayed at the India AI Impact Summit 2026, where the university courted...
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    Innovative Tradition: Mechanical Elephant Installed at Kerala Shrine

    Thrissur (Kerala), February 14 Bollywood actress Disha Patani and PETA India jointly gifted a life-size mechanical elephant to the Thodathra Kalapattu Sree Bhadrakali Temple here, which was unveiled at the shrine on Saturday.The three-meter-tall, 500-kilogram mechanical elephant, named...
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