PETA's Plea: Celebrities, Politicians, Scientists Sign Against Centre's Draft on Animal Cruelty Rules
He says the draft leaves gaps on wild animal use, traceability and global acceptance, and that AI may only partly replace testing.
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PETA's plea: Celebrities, politicians, scientists sign against Centre's draft on animal cruelty rules
The proposal, which seeks to replace the Breeding of and Experiments on Animals (Control and Supervision) Rule, if notified in their present form, could weaken existing safeguards for animals used in laboratory experiments, PETA India said
A threat to endangered species? Dr Sheikh Raisuddin flags dangerous gaps in India's proposed lab testing rules
Dr Sheikh Raisuddin, founding member of Society of Alternative to Animal Experiments, has flagged concerns over India's proposed laboratory animal testing rules, warning that provisions allowing the capture of wild animals for experiments could threaten endangered species.
Celebrities unite against draft on animal cruelty rules - OrissaPOST
New Delhi: Several celebrities, politicians, scientists, veterinarians and animal welfare organisations have raised concerns over the proposed Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Control and Supervision of Experiment, Breeding and Trading of Laboratory Animals) Rules, 2026, with more than 18,000 people signing a petition seeking its withdrawal, according to PETA India. Actors John Abraham, Tabu, Hema […]
Dr Sheikh Raisuddin, Head of Department, Jamia Hamdard and Vice President, Society of Alternatives to Animal Experiments, spoke exclusively to India TV regarding the government's draft rules on animal experiments in labs.
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