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Ahead of Earth Day, PETA India promotes veganism in Kochi to highlight environmental sustainability, health benefits, and animal welfare, offering a free starter kit.

PETA India Pushes Veganism for Earth Day

PETA India conducts a campaign in Kochi to promote veganism, shedding light on its environmental impact, ethical concerns, and health benefits, providing a free starter kit.

PETA India promotes veganism in Kochi to highlight environmental sustainability

PETA India urges Kochi residents to adopt veganism before Earth Day to promote environmental sustainability and animal welfare, offering health benefits and a free starter kit.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India organised a campaign on Thursday, ahead of Earth Day on April 22, to urge residents of the port city to "go vegan by eliminating foods derived from animals".
The NGO, in a statement issued on Friday, said its supporters dressed in inflatable dinosaur costumes and held signs that read, "Eat Like It&rsquo;s the 21st Century! Please Go Vegan!" and "Happy Earth Day!" to encourage Kochi residents to replace animal-derived foods with plant-based options.
The NGO argued that "raising animals for food is a leading cause of environmental degradation, requiring massive amounts of land, energy, and water while emitting enormous quantities of greenhouse gases".
"PETA India urges the public to help the planet, animals, and themselves by choosing vegan foods," it said in the statement.
It further claimed that meat, egg, and dairy production contribute significantly to pollution, ocean dead zones, habitat destruction due to land use, and species extinction.
According to PETA, animal husbandry uses one-third of the world&rsquo;s freshwater resources and, by some estimates, generates more greenhouse gas emissions than all of the world&rsquo;s transportation systems combined.
Researchers at the University of Oxford found that every person who goes vegan reduces their food-related carbon footprint by up to 73 per cent, making it conceivably the single biggest way to reduce one&rsquo;s negative impact on the planet, the statement added.
Going vegan also benefits animals, as PETA India claimed that chickens used for eggs are confined to cages so small they cannot even spread their wings; cows and buffaloes are packed into vehicles in such large numbers that their bones often break before they are dragged to the slaughterhouse; and pigs are stabbed in the heart during slaughter.
"On fishing boats, fish suffocate or are cut open while still alive. Newborn male chicks in the egg industry are ground up, burned, or buried alive since they cannot lay eggs, alongside other unwanted chicks, while male calves in the dairy industry are commonly abandoned, left to starve, or killed because they cannot produce milk," the PETA India statement claimed.
Additionally, going vegan offers health benefits by reducing the risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, and cancer, the statement claimed.
PETA India also mentioned that it offers a free vegan starter kit for those ready to switch their dietary habits.

In a scary video viral on social media, a dolphin at the Miami Seaquariam attacked its trainer. Animal rights group PETA claimed that the trainer was forcing the dolphin, named Sundance, to perform, following which she was attacked.
In the video, the trainer is thrown around in the water a few times, before she is able to reach the edge and climb out. The trainer was reportedly hospitalised after the incident.
The Miami Seaquariam reportedly claimed that the dolphin and the trainer "accidentally collided" in the water, and the "uncomfortable interaction" led to the dolphin "breaking away from the routine and striking the trainer".
PETA has claimed that the Miami Seaquarium has been found subjecting animals in its care to horrible conditions in the past. The animal rights group has been pitching for shutting down the Seaquarium and sending the animals to seaside sanctuaries.

Watch: Dolphin attacks trainer at Miami Seaquarium during show; PETA wants facility shut

Scary video of dolphin attacking its trainer at Miami Seaquarium. Watch what made 'Sundance' angry


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 In a scary video viral on social media, a dolphin at the Miami Seaquariam attacked its trainer. Animal rights group PETA claimed that the trainer was forcing the dolphin, named Sundance, to perform, following which she was attacked. In the video, the trainer is thrown around in the water a few times, before she is able to reach the edge and climb out. The trainer was reportedly hospitalised after the incident. The Miami Seaquariam reportedly claimed that the dolphin and the trainer "accidentally collided" in the water, and the "uncomfortable interaction" led to the dolphin "breaking away from the routine and striking the trainer". PETA has claimed that the Miami Seaquarium has been found subjecting animals in its care to horrible conditions in the past. The animal rights group has been pitching for shutting down the Seaquarium and sending the animals to seaside sanctuaries.
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The Miami Seaquariam reportedly claimed that the dolphin and the trainer "accidentally collided", and the "uncomfortable interaction" led to the dolphin "striking".

In a scary video viral on social media, a dolphin at the Miami Seaquariam attacked its trainer.&nbsp;Animal rights group PETA claimed that the trainer was forcing the dolphin, named Sundance, to perform, following which she was attacked.
In the video, the trainer is thrown around in the water a few times, before she is able to reach the edge and climb out.&nbsp;The trainer was reportedly hospitalised after the incident.
 The Miami Seaquariam reportedly claimed that the dolphin and the trainer "accidentally collided" in the water, and the "uncomfortable interaction" led to the dolphin "breaking away from the routine and striking the trainer".
 PETA has claimed that the Miami Seaquarium has been found subjecting animals in its care to horrible conditions in the past.&nbsp;The animal rights group has been pitching for shutting down the Seaquarium and sending the animals to seaside sanctuaries.

A recent tweet by PETA&nbsp;India, saying that using horses for wedding processions was 'cruel' and 'abusive', has left the Internet divided.
Some social media users were in agreement with PETA, saying that it will be a kind gesture if horses were no longer used for weddings in India. But many reacted asking, isn't riding horses in polo matches also cruel?&nbsp;Some said that PETA&nbsp;does not understand Indian customs and traditions, especially that a groom does not actually ride a 'horse'.&nbsp;
With the onset of the wedding season in India, the animal welfare organisation has been campaigning to eradicate this age-old practice.&nbsp;Earlier, it also put up billboards in Mumbai, Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow&nbsp;and&nbsp;Jaipur asking people to stop&nbsp;using painful spiked bits to control horses at weddings.
Actor and comedian&nbsp;Raju Srivastava&nbsp;also starred in a&nbsp;video&nbsp;to highlight the suffering of horses used for weddings and other ceremonies.

Using horses at weddings cruel and abusive, says PETA India, but netizens are divided

The Internet is divided over a tweet by PETA India that says using horses at wedding processions is cruel, what about polo?, ask netizens.

((PETA&nbsp;Tweet, wedding procession photos)) A recent tweet by PETA&nbsp;India, saying that using horses for wedding processions was 'cruel' and 'abusive', has left the Internet divided.
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Some social media users were in agreement with PETA, saying that it will be a kind gesture if horses were no longer used for weddings in India.
But many reacted asking, isn't riding horses in polo matches also cruel?&nbsp;Some said that PETA&nbsp;does not understand Indian customs and traditions, especially that a groom does not actually ride a 'horse'.&nbsp;
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// SUPER:&nbsp;PETA&nbsp;puts up billboards, pushes for horse-free baraats&nbsp;
With the onset of the wedding season in India, the animal welfare organisation has been campaigning to eradicate this age-old practice.&nbsp;Earlier, it also put up billboards in Mumbai, Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow&nbsp;and&nbsp;Jaipur asking people to stop&nbsp;using painful spiked bits to control horses at weddings.
Actor and comedian&nbsp;Raju Srivastava&nbsp;also starred in a&nbsp;video&nbsp;to highlight the suffering of horses used for weddings and other ceremonies.

PETA&nbsp;India tweeted on Monday that using horses at wedding ceremonies is 'cruel' and 'abusive'

A recent tweet by PETA&nbsp;India, saying that using horses for wedding processions was 'cruel' and 'abusive', has left the Internet divided.
Some social media users were in agreement with PETA, saying that it will be a kind gesture if horses were no longer used for weddings in India. But many reacted asking, isn't riding horses in polo matches also cruel?&nbsp;Some said that PETA&nbsp;does not understand Indian customs and traditions, especially that a groom does not actually ride a 'horse'.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/cows-and-rakhi-what-s-the-link-peta-campaign-angers-netizens-1594900638277">Cows and rakhi, what's the link?: PETA campaign angers netizens</a>
With the onset of the wedding season in India, the animal welfare organisation has been campaigning to eradicate this age-old practice.&nbsp;Earlier, it also put up billboards in Mumbai, Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow&nbsp;and&nbsp;Jaipur asking people to stop&nbsp;using painful spiked bits to control horses at weddings.
Actor and comedian&nbsp;Raju Srivastava&nbsp;also starred in a&nbsp;video&nbsp;to highlight the suffering of horses used for weddings and other ceremonies.

PETA&nbsp;India has released an all-new vegan fashion lookbook, at the ongoing&nbsp;FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week, which stars supermodel and&nbsp;actor Milind Soman and his wife Ankita Konwar.&nbsp;PETA&nbsp;says,&nbsp;the couple shows you how to look 'killer' without killing animals.
The duo showcased&nbsp;eight outfits, all of which have been created without wool, fur, exotic skins, silk or cashmere. The images have been photographed by Colston Julian and designed by Pulp India.

Milind Soman, Ankita Konwar steal the show in PETA India's new vegan fashion lookbook

Milind Soman, Ankita Konwar are the stars of PETA&nbsp;India's brand new vegan fashion lookbook&nbsp;released at joint FDCI&nbsp;x LFW&nbsp;fashion week, take a look

PETA&nbsp;India has released an all-new vegan fashion lookbook, at the ongoing&nbsp;FDCI X Lakme Fashion Week, which stars supermodel and&nbsp;actor Milind Soman and his wife Ankita Konwar.&nbsp;PETA&nbsp;says,&nbsp;the couple shows you how to look 'killer' without killing animals.
The duo showcased&nbsp;eight outfits, all of which have been created without wool, fur, exotic skins, silk or cashmere. The images have been photographed by Colston Julian and designed by Pulp India.

 Users questioned the way minister R Lalzirliana shot the pig

In heart-wrenching viral video, Ravangla resident Jigme Wanchuk Sherpa shows how sub-divisional veterinary hospital’s lackadaisical approach cost his dear pet’s life

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